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CAP. XVIII.

An ACT to grant John Aymar the privilege of supplying the Town of Saint Andrews with water by pipes.

Passed 8th March, 1830.

Preamble.

WHEREAS the conveyance of water by pipes to the several houses in the Town plot of Saint Andrews, would be highly beneficial to the public, and is a measure universally desired; and John Aymar, an Inhabitant of the said Town, is desirous to obtain the privilege of supplying the same by pipes as aforesaid;

Privilege of supplying Saint Andrews with water granted to J. Aymar.
Damage to streets to be made good.

I. Be it enacted by the President, Council, and Assembly, That the privilege of carrying water to the houses of the Inhabitants of Saint Andrews in pipes, through the several streets thereof, be, and the same is hereby granted to John Aymar, so long as he shall keep the same in operation and good repair: Provided always, That the said John Aymar, shall at his own costs and charge, and without unnecessary delay, repair and make good any and every injury or damage thereby done to said streets, or any part thereof.

Openings and plugs to be made where the Firewards direct.

II. And be it further enacted, That the said John Aymar shall make and keep in good repair, proper openings and plugs (to be used only in case of fire) in all such places where his pipes extend, as the Firewards of the Town of Saint Andrews may direct or approve; the said Firewards to be accountable for the actual expense thereof.

On neglect Firewards may cause plugs to be made.

III. And be it further enacted, That if the said John Aymar should neglect so to make and adjust proper plugs on the requisition of said Firewards, that it should be lawful for them the said Firewards, to cause the same to be done and completed accordingly.

Limitation.

IV. And be it further enacted, That this Act shall continue and be in force for the term of fifteen years, and no longer.

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C. 18. Anno X. & XI. Geo. IV. A. D. 1830.

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Preamble.		WHEREAS the conveyance of water by pipes to the several houses in the Town plot of Saint Andrews, would be highly beneficial to the public, and is a measure universally desired; and John Aymar, an Inhabitant of the said Town, is desirous to obtain the privilege of supplying the same by pipes as aforesaid;
Privilege of supplying Saint Andrews with water granted to J. Aymar. Damage to streets to be made good.		I. Be it enacted by the President, Council, and Assembly, That the privilege of carrying water to the houses of the Inhabitants of Saint Andrews in pipes, through the several streets thereof, be, and the same is hereby granted to John Aymar, so long as he shall keep the same in operation and good repair: Provided always, That the said John Aymar, shall at his own costs and charge, and without unnecessary delay, repair and make good any and every injury or damage thereby done to said streets, or any part thereof.
Openings and plugs to be made where the Firewards direct.		II. And be it further enacted, That the said John Aymar shall make and keep in good repair, proper openings and plugs (to be used only in case of fire) in all such places where his pipes extend, as the Firewards of the Town of Saint Andrews may direct or approve; the said Firewards to be accountable for the actual expense thereof.
On neglect Firewards may cause plugs to be made.		III. And be it further enacted, That if the said John Aymar should neglect so to make and adjust proper plugs on the requisition of said Firewards, that it should be lawful for them the said Firewards, to cause the same to be done and completed accordingly.
Limitation.		IV. And be it further enacted, That this Act shall continue and be in force for the term of fifteen years, and no longer.