Local Government Act 1929

Sections 30, 36.

PART I Functions exercisable in Rural Districts exclusively by county councils.

Enactment conferring powers.	Modification.
The Public Health Act, 1875 (38 & 39 Vict. c. 55) :
s. 146	As if the words " with the consent of two-thirds of their " number " were omitted therefrom.
s. 147	As if the words " with the consent of two-thirds of their " number " were omitted therefrom.
s. 148	As if the following words were omitted therefrom, that is to say, the words " or with the " surveyor of any county " bridge," the words " or of " any road over any county " bridge and the approaches " thereto," and the words " or surveyor."
s. 154	As if the word " street" included county roads and county bridges, and as if the words "with the sanction of the " Local Government Board " were omitted therefrom.
s. 176	So far as required for highway purposes and the purposes of s. 154.
The Private Street Works Act, 1892 (55 & 56 Vict. c. 57):
The whole Act	The county surveyor when preparing his specification of private street works under section 6 (2) shall, if and so far as the works include sewers, consult the rural district council.
The Local Government Act, 1894 (56 & 57 Vict. c. 73):
s. 25 (2)
The Public Health Acts Amendment Act, 1907 (7 Edw. 7. c. 63):
s.18
s. 19
s. 20
s. 29
The Public Health Act, 1925 (16 & 16 Geo. 6. c. 71):
s. 21
s. 22
s. 25
s. 27
s.28
s. 30	As if the references therein to " their byelaws'' and " the bye-" laws of the local authority " were references to the byelaws of the rural district council.
s. 31	Not to affect the application for the approval of plans being made to the rural district council, who within seven days of the receipt of the application must notify the county council. The county council to have power to authorise the county surveyor to exercise on their behalf their powers under the section.
s. 32
s. 35