269 Power of local authority to control use of moveable dwellings
Public Health Act 1936 (1936 c 49) | Legislation

269  Power of local authority to control use of moveable dwellings

(1)     For the purpose of regulating in accordance with the provisions of this section the use of moveable dwellings within their district, a local authority may grant—

(i)     licences authorising persons to allow land occupied by them within the district to be used as sites for moveable dwellings; and

(ii)     licences authorising persons to erect or station, and use, such dwellings within the district;

and may attach to any such licence such conditions as they think fit—

(a)     in the case of a licence authorising the use of land, with respect to the number and classes of moveable dwellings which may be kept thereon at the same time, and the space to be kept free between any two such dwellings, with respect to water supply, and for securing sanitary conditions;

(b)     in the case of a licence authorising the use of a moveable dwelling, with respect to the use of that dwelling (including the space to be kept free between it and any other such dwelling) and its removal at the end of a specified period, and for securing sanitary conditions.

(2)     Subject to the provisions of this

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