Tenement House Legislation in New York, 1852-1900
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Section 57.
" The floor of the cellar or lowest story in every dwelling-house, apartment-house, tenement-house and lodging-house hereafter erected, shall be concreted not less than four inches thick." CELLAR CEILINGS — PLASTERING OF.— Before 1887, there was no requirement whatsoever upon this subject. In that 3'ear it was provided that every tenement-house should have the cellar ceiling plastered. This has practically been the law since 1887, and is the present law upon this subject.
(1887) — C...hapter 84, Section 11. (Amends Section 663, Consol. Act).
" Every tenement-house shall have the cellar ceiling plastered."
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Section 57.
" The floor of the cellar or lowest story in every dwelling-house, apartment-house, tenement-house and lodging-house hereafter erected, shall be concreted not less than four inches thick." CELLAR CEILINGS — PLASTERING OF.— Before 1887, there was no requirement whatsoever upon this subject. In that 3'ear it was provided that every tenement-house should have the cellar ceiling plastered. This has practically been the law since 1887, and is the present law upon this subject.
(1887) — C...hapter 84, Section 11. (Amends Section 663, Consol. Act).
" Every tenement-house shall have the cellar ceiling plastered."
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Veiller, Lawrence, 1872-1959 to read onlineMoreLess
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