Power of Commissioner to execute work after giving notice to the person liable to do so

(1) When under the provisions of this Chapter any person may be required or is liable to execute any work the Commissioner may, in accordance with the provisions of this Act and of any bye-laws made in this behalf, cause such work to be executed after giving such person an opportunity of executing the same within such time as may be specified by him for this purpose. (2) The expenses incurred or likely to be incurred by the Commissioner in the execution of any such work shall be payable by the said person and the expenses incurred by the Commissioner in connection with the maintenance of such work or the enjoyment of amenities and conveniences rendered possible by such work, shall be payable by the person or persons enjoying such amenities and conveniences. (3) The expenses referred to in sub-section (2), shall be recoverable from the person or persons liable therefor as an arrear of tax under this Act. (17) the restrictions on construction of foundation on certain sites; (18) the measures to be taken to protect buildings from damp arising from sub-soil; (19) the wells, tanks and cisterns and pumps for the supply of water for human consumption in connection with buildings; (20) in the case of wells, the dimensions of the well, the manner of enclosing it and if the well is intended for drinking purposes the means which shall be used to prevent pollution of the water; (21) the supervision of buildings; (22) the setting back of garages and shops from the regular line of a street; (23) the construction of portable structures and permission for such construction. E. Bye-laws relating to sanitation and public health.- (1) the position of latrines and urinals; (2) the provision of air spaces between latrines and buildings of places used for various purposes; (3) the white washing of buildings; (4) the provision of living accommodation for sweepers in buildings newly erected requiring ten or more latrines; (5) the regulation or prohibition of the stabling or herding of animals or any class of animals so as to prevent danger to public health; (6) the seizure of ownerless animals straying within the limits of the municipal area and the regulation and control of ponds; (7) the fixing and regulation of the use of public bathing and washing places; (8) the prevention of the spread of dangerous diseases; (9) the segregation in or the removal or expulsion from any part of the municipal area or the destruction of animals suffering or reasonably suspected to be suffering from any infectious or contagious disease; (10) the supervision, regulation, conservation and protection from injury, contamination or trespass of