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LOCAL GOVERNMENT (EJURA-SEKYEDUMASE DISTRICT ASSEMBLY) (ESTABLISHMENT) INSTRUMENT, 1988 (LI 1400).

IN exercise of the powers conferred on the Provisional National Defence Council Secretary responsible for Local Government by section 2 of the Local Government Law, 1988 (P.N.D.C.L. 207), and with the prior approval of the Council, this Instrument is made this 29th day of November, 1988.

Section 1—Establishment of Assembly.

There is hereby established a District Assembly to be known as the Ejura Sekyedumase District Assembly (hereinafter referred to as the "Assembly") for the area specified in the First Schedule to this Instrument.

Section 2—Membership of Assembly, etc.

(1) The Assembly shall consist of not more than fifty-five persons which shall be made up of:—

(a) the District Secretary

(b) thirty-six persons representing the electoral areas who shall be elected directly by the electorate in accordance with regulations made in that behalf by the National Commission for Democracy; and

(c) not more than eighteen persons comprising the traditional authorities or their representatives and other persons ordinarily resident in the District, who shall be appointed by the Council in consultation with the traditional authorities and organised productive economic groupings in the District.

(2) For the purpose of election to the Assembly the area of authority of the Assembly shall be divided into the electoral areas specified in the First Schedule to this Instrument.

Section 3—Functions of Assembly.

(1) The Assembly shall perform all the functions conferred on District Assemblies by the Local Government Law, 1988 (P.N.D.C.L. 207).

(2) Without prejudice to sub-paragraph (1) of this paragraph the Assembly shall perform the functions set out in the Second Schedule to this Instrument.

Section 4—Common Seal.

(1) The Assembly shall have a Common Seal which shall be such as the Secretary may approve by notice in the Gazette.

(2) Until such time as the Common Seal approved in sub-paragraph (1) is available, a rubber stamp bearing the inscription " The Ejura-Sekyedumase District Assembly " shall be used as the Common Seal.

Section 5—Administrative Area of Assembly.

The area of authority of the Assembly shall comprise the area specified in the First Schedule to this Instrument.

Section 6—Location of Principal Office of Assembly.

The Assembly shall establish its principal offices at Ejura where meetings of the Assembly shall be held.

Section 7—Inaugural Meeting of Assembly.

(1) The Assembly shall hold its inaugural meeting on such date as the Secretary shall with the prior approval of the Council determine.

(2) The Presiding Member of the Assembly shall be elected at the inaugural meeting.

Section 8—Interpretation.

In this Instrument, unless the context otherwise requires—

"Council" means the Provisional National Defence Council;

"ordinarily resident" has the meaning assigned to it under subsection (2) of section 16 of the Local Government Law, 1988 (P.N.D.C.L. 207);

"Secretary" means the Provisional National Defence Council Secretary responsible for Local Government.

Section 9—Revocation.

The Local Government (Sekyere District Council) (Establishment) Instrument, 1974 (L.I. 910) is hereby revoked.

SCHEDULES

FIRST SCHEDULE

LIST OF SETTLEMENTS IN THE AREA OF AUTHORITY OF THE EJURA-SEKYEDUMASE DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

Town/Area Council Description of Zone Description of Electoral Area

EJURA TOWN COUNCIL 1. Ahenboboano

Ahenboboano, Bungalow Community Centre 1. Ahenboboano

Unit 1—Ahenboboano

Unit 2—Bungalow

Bungalow, Baptist Mission, Darko Farms, Ejura Farms, Broad-casting, Police Quarters.

2. Community Centre

Unit 3—Community Centre

Community Centre House Blk, E1-Blk 125.

2. Abota, Zongo North 3. Abota

Unit 1—Abota

Unit 2—Zongo North

3. Low Cost

Low Cost, Sabon Line 4. Low Cost

Unit 1—Low Cost, Health Centre, Agric. College.

Unit 2—Sabon Line

4. Dagomba Line

Dagomba Line, Zongo West. 5. Dagomba Line

Unit 1—Dagomba Line

Unit 2—Zongo West, Hse, Nos.Blk Z1-BlkZ 207.

5. Market Centre

Market Centre, Zongo East 6. Market Centre

Unit 1—Market Centre, Hse. Nos, Blk F1-Blk F7.

Unit 2—Zongo East Hse. Nos. Blk J1-Blk J.73.

6. Aframso

Aframso 7. Aframso

Unit 1—Aframso, F.B.D.B. Quarters Nsumasu.

Teacherkrom, Nyadeso 8. Teacherkrom

Unit 1—Teacherkrom

Teacherkrom, Afrantifi, Yabraso, Kobriti.

Unit 2—Nyedeso

Nyedeso, Bronikrom Apekyiseade, Anatwikuma, Nkwasiakan.

DROMAKUMA

BONYOUNG 1. Dromakuma

Dromakuma Bonyoung 9. Dromankuma

Unit 1—Dromakuma

Unit 2—Bonyoung, Animal Husbandary quarters.

2. Hiawoanwu

Hiawoanwu 10. Hiawoanwu

Unit 1—Hiawoanwu

Nkwanta, Fokowa 11. Fokowa

Unit 1—Nkwanta, Kropo

Unit 2—Fokowa

Fokowa, Kabri, Gromakro

3. Babaso

Babaso, Bompa 12. Babaso

Unit 1—Babaso

Babaso, Afiasia, Sirakyi.

Unit 2—Bompa, Kofi Nana, Attakura No.1 Attakura.

4. Nokwareasa

Nokwareasa, 13. Nokwareasa

Unit 1—Nokwareasa Nokwareasa , Appiadwoa, Samale, Nkwanta.

Kasim, Bisiw No. 2 14. Kasim

Unit 1—Kasim

Kasim, Akyina-kura, Akokora, Bomegya.

Unit 2—Bisiw No. 2

Bisiw No. 2, Nkuama, Asarebonso, Bisiw No. 1.

EBUOM AREA 1. Ebuom

Ebuom 15. Ebuom

Unit 1—Ebuom

Amenamu 16. Adiemira

Unit 2—Adiemira, Abirakyirekro

2. Amenamu

Amenamu, Bayerenkwanta

17. Amenamu

Unit 1—Amenamu Amenamu , Aniwakrom, Dankwakrom.

3. Bayerenkwanta

Unit 2—Bayerenkwanta

Appiakrom, Homaku Bayerenkwanta.

4. Mininaso No. 1

Mininaso No. 2 19. Mininaso No. 1

Unit 1—Mininaso No. 1,

Mininaso No. 1.

Mininaso No. 2,

Nyamebekyere. 20. Mininaso No. 2

Unit 2—Mininaso No. 2, Adomkwaye, Kuampa.

Unit 3—Nyamebekyere

KASEI 1. Kasei

Kasei 21. Kasei

Unit 1—Kasei

Kasei, Kusiasekura, Alhaji Akura, Nyinakonto.

Masuo 22. Masuo

Unit 2—Masuo, Krampon, Asondogo Akuraa, Musakura.

Sunkwaye

2. Asuogya

Asuogya, Gyankaka

23. Sunkwaye

Unit 3—Sunkwaye

Sunkwaye, Agerede, Gado Akura, Amadu Akura, Yaayakura

24. Asuogya

Unit 1—Asuogya

Asuogya, Kankumpata, Adamuakura, Donkor Akura, Gromakura K/Kokor.

Unit 2—Gyankaka

Gyankaka, Kwawari, Wowan K/Kokor No. 1, Jack Akura, Wasam.

3. Asumen

Asumen 25. Asumen

Unit 1—Asumen

Asumen, Dijawu, Dwenewoho, Famehyebabi, Kantankani No.2, Kantankani No.1 Zabrama Akura, Kunkunuku, Aberewano.

26. Kyekyekura

Unit 2—Kyekyekura

Kyekyekura, Dagombakura, Agyamasu, Mbanakura, Afaridua No.1, Afaridua No.2.

SEKYEDUMASI 1. Dapaafo

Dapaafo Bentenase 27. Dapaafo

Unit 1—Dapaafo, Donteso S.D.A. Mission, Aduosuaa, Kwanhum Akosso.

Unit 2—Betenase

Betenase, Krobo, Resthouse, Anloga, J.S.S. Area, Naanine Apakyease, Apaaso, Beware, Boutija, Faaman.

Juaho 28. Juaho

Unit 3—Juaho

Juaho, Asuyeboaa, Amanfoso, Aheresu, Donkorkrom, Jentu-Bopoayaase, Bodomso Nyamebekyere, Pasapasaho, Nkubem, Brinbrinso.

2. Apiaso

Apiaso, Asensemu 29. Apiaso

Unit 1—Apiaso

Apiaso, Nyadeso, New Town Council Hall, Danyame, Police Station and Quarters.

Unit 2—Asensemu

Asensemu, Akyeiase, Bontegya

3. Zongo

Old Zongo, New Zongo 30. Zongo

Unit 1—Old Zongo

Unit 2—New Zongo

4. Frante

Besease No. 2, Gyeduase Zongo. 31. Frante

Unit 1—Besease No. 2

Dadiase, Besease No. 2

Unit 2—Gyeduase

Gyeduase, Besease No. 1

Unit 3—Zongo

Zongo, Gyendu, Alasakrom

SEKYEDUMASI 33. Kobiriti

Unit 4—Kobiriti

Kobiriti, Kwasi Akane Canna, Dukukrom.

5. Drobon

Drobon, Nkranpo 34. Drobon

Unit 1—Drobon

Drobon, K. Nsowaa, Buraimankrom.

Unit 2—Nkranpo

Nkranpo, Kansae, K. Bonsu Akura, Abam No.1.

6. Anyinasu East,

Anyinasu West 35. Anyinasu

Unit 1—Anyinasu West

Bensan No. 1, Hiawu, Akwadum, Danyame Atrema, Aframso, Moshie Zongo, Nyina Mansa.

Unit 2—Anyinasu West

Noduakyiri, Atonoso, Apitiam, Frafra, Zongo, Shagamu, Kwayemu, Bensan No.2, Nigeria House.

Bemi, Awabre 36. Bemi

Unit 1—Bemi

Bemi, Kwasi Mayeden, Bouyase Beposo, K. Frimpongkrom.

Unit 2—Awabre

Awabre, Antoa, Ntoma Kontonho, Baware.

SECOND SCHEDULE

FUNCTIONS OF THE ASSEMBLY

It shall be the duty of the Assembly—

1. To promote and safeguard public health and for this purpose the Ministry of Health shall assign Medical Officers of Health, health inspectors and other staff as appropriate except semi-skilled and unskilled labourers to the District Assembly for the proper discharge of this duty.

2. To cause the District to be inspected regularly for the detection of nuisances or any condition likely to be offensive or injurious to health.

3. If satisfied that any nuisance or any condition likely to be offensive or injurious to health exists, to cause all proper steps to be taken to secure the abatement of the nuisance or the removal of the condition.

4. To ensure the provision of adequate and wholesome supply of water throughout the entire District in consultation with the Ghana Water and Sewerage Corporation.

5. To establish, install, build, maintain and control public latrines, lavatories, urinals and wash places.

6. To establish, maintain and carry out services for the removal of night-soil from any building and for the destruction and treatment of such night-soil.

7. To establish, maintain and carry out services for the removal and destruction of all refuse, filth and carcasses of dead animals from any public or private place.

8. To regulate any trade or business which may be noxious or injurious to public health or a source of danger to the public or which otherwise it is in the public interest to regulate.

9. To provide for the inspection of all meat, fish, vegetables and all other foodstuffs and liquids of whatever kind or nature intended for human consumption whether exposed for sale or not; and to seize, destroy and otherwise deal with all such foodstuffs or liquids as are unfit for human consumption and to supervise and control the manufactures of foodstuffs and liquids of whatever kind or nature intended for human consumption.

10. To provide, maintain, supervise and control slaughter-houses and pounds and all such matters and things as may be necessary for the convenient use of such slaughter-houses.

11. To prevent and deal with the outbreak or the prevalence of any disease.

12. To prevent the spread of and exterminate tsetse-fly, mosquitoes, rats, bugs and other vermin.

13. To prohibit or regulate the making of burrow-pits or other excavations.

14. To establish and maintain cemeteries.

15. To provide crematoria where in the opinion of the Assembly it is expedient so to do.

16. To regulate or prohibit the sinking of wells and provide for the closing of wells.

17. To establish, maintain and control pounds, seize and impound any stray animal and provide for the payment of compensation for damage done by such animal.

18. To provide that the owner or occupier of any land or tenements maintain, clear and keep free from vegetation, the roads, streets or paths adjoining his land or tenements.

19. To provide for the control, destruction and licensing of dogs.

20. To provide for the control, regulation, inspection, supervision and licensing of—

(i) social halls, dance halls and places of entertainment;

(ii) lodging and eating houses;

(iii) any premises or land in or upon which any profession, occupation, trade or business is carried on;

(iv) such occupations as the Secretary may specify in an Instrument from time to time.

21. To establish and operate Clinics and Dressing Stations in consultation with the Ministry of Health.

22. To construct, repair, maintain and keep clean all streets.

23. To divert or alter where necessary the course of any street.

24. To provide or arrange for electric lighting in streets and other public places and where necessary to provide and maintain electricity supply in consultation with the Electricity Corporation.

25. To construct, repair and maintain all public roads other than trunk roads but including feeder roads and to undertake road rehabilitation programmes within the district.

26. To prescribe the conditions subject to which the erection and construction, demolition, re-erection, and re-construction, conversion and re-conversion, alteration, repair, sanitation and ventilation of public and private buildings and structures may be undertaken and carried out.

27. To provide for building lines and the layout of buildings, to prepare and undertake and otherwise control schemes for improved housing layout and settlement.

28. To prescribe the conditions to be satisfied on a site for any building or for any class of building.

29. To prohibit the construction of any new building unless and until the plans thereof have been submitted to and approved by the Assembly.

30. To provide for the demolition of dangerous buildings and for the recovery of any expenses incurred in connection therewith.

31. To maintain, as agents of Central Government, all public buildings, including prestige buildings put up by the Central Government and previously maintained by the Public Works Department.

32. To maintain as agents of the Ghana Highway Authority, trunk roads lying within the boundaries of the area of authority of the Assembly.

33. To take steps to ensure the effective maintenance of all Government properties within its area of authority.

34. To prohibit or regulate the use in any defined area of any inflammable material in the construction or repair of any building.

35. To control and regulate the siting of advertisements and hoardings or other structures designed for the display of advertisements.

36. To build, equip, open, close and maintain markets, prohibit the erection of stalls in places other than markets and prevent the sale and purchase of goods or stock near established markets or elsewhere.

37. To fix days and hours during each day on which a market may be held and prevent the sale and purchase of goods in markets on any day or at any hour except those fixed.

38. To regulate and control markets including the fixing of and collection of stallages, rents and tolls.

39. (1) To require the owner of any premises to do any of the following acts—

(i) to remove, lower or trim to the satisfaction of the Assembly any tree, shrub or hedge overhanging or interfering in any way with the traffic in any street or with any wires or works thereof;

(ii) to remove any dilapidated fence or structure abutting on any public place;

(iii) to paint, distemper, white-wash or colour-wash the outside walls or roof of any building forming part of the premises;

(iv) to tidy the premises; and

(v) to remove any derelict car or other vehicles.

(2) In the event of the owner failing to comply with a notice from the Assembly requiring him to perform any of the acts specified in sub-paragraph (1) (i-v) the Assembly shall be at liberty to undertake the work and charge the owner with the cost thereof.

40. To build, equip and maintain all public primary, middle and special schools as are in the opinion of the Secretary for Education, after consultation with the Secretary responsible for Local Government, required in its area.

41. To advise the Secretary for Education on all matters relating to primary and middle schools and such other matters as may be referred to it by the Secretary for Education.

42. To be responsible for—

(i) postings and transfers within its area of authority of teachers including pupil teachers;

(ii) keeping records of teachers;

(iii) discipline of teachers in accordance with the disciplinary code laid down by the Ghana Education Service;

(iv) appointment of school welfare officers;

(v) recommending teachers for study leave;

(vi) appointment of headteachers in accordance with rules laid down by the Ghana Education Service;

(vii) supervision of primary and middle schools;

(viii) formation of education committees;

(ix) collection of statistical data and other information;

(x) in-service training for pupil teachers;

(xi) nursery school education;

(xii) approval for the opening of private primary and middle schools;

(xiii) payment of teachers' salaries from funds made available by Government;

(xiv) indenting for the supply and distribution of textbooks;

(xv) disbursement of Education Grants.

43. To provide for the control and regulation of—

(i) concerts, musical or theatrical performances, cinemas, fairs, circuses and other entertainments to which admission is to be obtained on payment of money or of any reward, except where the whole proceeds are being devoted to charity;

(ii) horse-racing meetings.

44. To grant and maintain scholarships or bursaries to suitable persons to attend any school or other educational institution in Ghana or elsewhere.

45. To provide for the establishment and maintenance of facilities for arts and crafts, for recreation and sports.

46. To establish, maintain, control and contribute to bands for musical performances in public places and at functions arranged by the Assembly, and generally to provide musical entertainment in such places and at such functions.

47. To arrange for the provision of public libraries in consultation with the Ghana Library Board.

48. With the prior approval of the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board, to control the disposal of any African antique work of art.

49. To organise community development programmes to improve and enrich rural life through running literacy and adult education classes, organising voluntary contributions and communal labour for the provision of such facilities and services as water supplies, roads, school buildings, community centres, and public places of convenience; and teaching village women the management of home and care of children.

50. To take such measures as would promote the well-being of under-priviledged children and the stability of the distressed family.

51. To organise and maintain child-care centres and ensure the proper running and management of such centres.

52. To establish, run and manage children's homes and offer parental care for the deprived, namely, orphans and those that are neglected or abandoned.

53. To render relief services during natural disasters, e.g. floods, fire, earthquakes, accidents, in the form of supply of materials.

54. To be responsible for the improvement of agriculture including extension services and allotments for agricultural purposes.

55. To control methods of husbandry.

56. To allocate land in the ownerships of the Assembly for farming purposes and to regulate the systems of farming of such land.

57. To provide services for the improvement of livestock.

58. To prevent and control animal diseases.

59. To prohibit, restrict or regulate the hunting, capture, killing or sale of animals or birds or any specified kind of animal or bird.

60. To provide for measures for soil and water conservation.

61. To provide for the fencing of land and for the maintenance and repair of such fences.

62. To take every step to encourage persons to plant specified crops for the maintenance of themselves and their families.

63. To plant trees in any street and to erect tree-guards to protect the same; provided that the streets shall not be unduly obstructed thereby.

64. To regulate or prohibit the planting, cutting, tapping, or destruction of any tree or vegetation growing along any street, road or path or in any public place.

65. To establish and manage, on commercial basis, rural and small-scale industries and farms.

66. To promote tourism in the District in co-operation with the Regional Development Corporation and the Tourist Development Board.

67. Subject to the control and direction of the Registrar of Births and Deaths, to register all births and deaths occurring within the District.

68. To appoint in consultation with the Registrar of Births and Deaths such registration staff as may be necessary for the proper discharge of births and deaths registration duties.

69. To make such financial contribution as the Assembly deems necessary for the maintenance of any traditional authority which possesses any functions which relate to any part of its area.

70. To establish and maintain tree nurseries and forest plantation and sell the produce thereof.

71.To compile and maintain a record of all tenant farmers and the rents and tribute which should be paid by them.

72. To prohibit or restrict the driving or use of vehicles generally or any specified class on any specified road or specified direction on any specified road.

73. To regulate the use and conduct of public vehicles, to regulate routes and parking places to be used by such vehicles to appropriate particular routes, roads, streets, and parking places to specified cases of traffic and when necessary to provide the identification of licensed vehicles as defined in the Motor Traffic Ordinance.

74. To license any vehicle used for taxi, bicycle, motor bicycle and to prescribe the fees to be paid in respect of any such bicycle or vehicle.

75. To establish, acquire and maintain transport services by land or water including ferries.

76. To establish, maintain and control parks for motor and other vehicles.

77. To establish, and maintain in consultation with the Posts and Telecommunications Corporation, Postal Agencies where necessary.

78. To lay down rules and regulations in respect of private and public property to ensure adequate protection.

79. To prevent and control fire outbreaks including bush fires.

80. To promote the development of all sports within the area of authority of the Assembly.

81. To organise sports activities within its area of authority and to provide such facilities as may be recommended by the national body responsible for sports.

82. To perform as agents of the national body responsible for sports in maintaining such sports facilities as may be assigned to it by the national body.

83. To advise, to the exclusion of all others, on all matters of sports relating to its area of authority.

84.To prohibit, restrict, regulate and license the manufacture, distillation, sale transportation, distribution, supply, possession and consumption of akpeteshie, palm-wine, and all kinds of description of fermented liquor usually made by citizens of Ghana or adjacent countries.

85. To license petrol service and filling stations within the District.

86. To provide information centres, where necessary in consultation with the Ministry of Information.

KWAMENA AHWOI

P.N.D.C. Secretary for Local Government

Date of Gazette Notification: 30th December, 1988.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (BOSOMTWI-ATWIMA-KWANWOMA DISTRICT ASSEMBLY) (ESTABLISHMENT) INSTRUMENT, 1988 (LI 1399).

Section 1—Establishment of Assembly.

There is hereby established a District Assembly to be known as the Bosomtwe-Atwima-Kwanwoma District Assembly (hereinafter referred to as the "Assembly") for the area specified in the First Schedule to this Instrument.

Section 2—Membership of Assembly, etc.

(1) The Assembly shall consist of not more than seventy-three persons which shall be made up of:—

(a) the District Secretary

(b) forty-eight persons representing the electoral areas who shall be elected directly by the electorate in accordance with regulations made in that behalf by the National Commission for Democracy; and

(c) not more than twenty-four persons comprising the traditional authorities or their representatives and other persons ordinarily resident in the District, who shall be appointed by the Council in consultation with the traditional authorities and organised productive economic groupings in the District.

(2) For the purpose of election to the Assembly, the area of authority of the Assembly shall be divided into the electoral areas specified in the First Schedule to this Instrument.

Section 3—Functions of Assembly.

(1) The Assembly shall perform all the functions conferred on District Assemblies by the Local Government Law, 1988, (P.N.D.C.L. 207).

(2) Without prejudice to sub-paragraph (1) of this paragraph, the Assembly shall perform the functions set out in the Second Schedule to this Instrument.

Section 4—Common Seal.

(1) The Assembly shall have a Common Seal which shall be such as the Secretary may approve by notice in the Gazette.

(2) Until such time as the Common Seal approved in sub-paragraph (1) is available, a rubber stamp bearing the inscription "The Bosomtwe-Atwima-Kwanwoma District Assembly " shall be used as the Common Seal.

Section 5—Administrative Area of Assembly.

The area of authority of the Assembly shall comprise the area of specified in the First Schedule to this Instrument.

Section 6—Location of Principal Office of Assembly.

The Assembly shall establish its principal offices at Kuntanase where meetings of the Assembly shall be held.

Section 7—Inaugural Meeting of Assembly.

(1) The Assembly shall hold its inaugural meeting on such date as the Secretary shall with the prior approval of the Council determine.

(2) The Presiding Member of the Assembly shall be elected at the inaugural meeting.

Section 8—Interpretation.

In this Instrument, unless the context otherwise requires—

"Council” means the Provisional National Defence Council:

“ordinarily resident” has the meaning assigned to it under sub-section (2) of section 16 of the Local Government Law, 1988 (P.N.D.C.L. 207).

"Secretary" means the Provisional National Defence Council Secretary responsible for Local Government.

SCHEDULES

FIRST SCHEDULE

LIST OF SETTLEMENTS IN THE AREA OF AUTHORITY OF THE BOSOMTWE-ATWIMA-KWANWOMA DISTRICT ASSEMBLY

Town/Area Council Description of Zone Description of Electoral Area

TWEDIE 1. Twedie

Agyekum, Abroman, Boko. 1. Twedie

Unit 1—Twedie-Agyekum

Unit 2—Abroman-Twedie

Unit 3—Boko

2. Foase

Asuoadwoa, Edwenase Akyeresiase, Kobriso, Afrancho, Nkoran. 2. Foase

Unit 1—Asuoadwoa-Foase

Unit 2—Edwenase-Foase

3. Kubriso/Foase

Unit 3—Akyeresiase-Foase

Unit 4—Kobriso-Foase

4. Afrancho

Unit 5—Afrancho

Unit 6—Nkroran-Gyaasi-

krom-Biobekrom.

3. Yabi

Aburaso, Kromoasi, Behenase, Akyeremade, Kwanwoma, Yabi West, Yabi East, Akosombo, Techiman Dida. 5. Aburaso

Unit 1—Aburaso

Unit 2—Kromoasi (KO1-30)

6. Kwanwom

Unit 3—Behenase

H/Nos. BE1-23

Unit 4—Akyeremade

Unit 5—Kwanwoma

H/Nos. KA1-23

7. Yabi

Unit 6—Yabi West

West of Kumasi, Yabi Road, Beposo and Atekyem Streets.

Unit 7—Yabi East

Wontonase and Toase Streets

Unit 8—Akosombo

H/Nos. AK01-42

8. Dida

Unit 9—Techiman

H.Nos. TE1-26

Unit 10—Dida

Kokoben, Apema-nim, Dida

4. Trabuom

Traboum East, Traboum West, Hwidiem, Jechie, Chichibon. 9. Traboum

Unit 1—Trabuom East

Bounded by H/Nos. TA80-152

Unit 2—Traboum West

Bounded by H/Nos. TA2-79

10. Hwidiem

Unit 3—Hwidiem

Unit 4—Jechie

Adu-Ninamase

Unit 5—Chichibon

5. Wineso No. 1

Wineso I, Wineso II, Sehwi, Wineso III. 11. Wineso No. 1

Unit 1—Wineso I

Unit 2—Wineso II

12. Wineso No. 3

Unit 3—Sehwi

Unit 4—Wineso III

KUNTANASE 1. Adum

Adum, Ashanti Town, Swedru, Toamfum. 13. Adum

Unit 1—Adum

Adum Street: H/Nos. 13-40

Unit 2—Ashanti Town

Ashanti Town Street: H/Nos. 1-12.

Unit 3—Swedru

Unit 4—Toamfum

2. Asafo

Asafo, Asikafoamantem, Kokodie, Abono, Nyinatiase. 14. Asafo

Unit 1—Asafo

Kuntanase Asafo, H/Nos. K99-125.

Unit 2—Asikafoambantem

Asikafoambantem Street H/Nos. 41-98.

Unit 3—Kokodie

Unit 4—Abono

Unit 5—Nyinatiase

Abaase Nyinatiase

3. Piase

Awuben, Domebra 15. Piase

Unit 1—Awuben

Awuben Street: H/Nos. P102-175, Yawmanukrom, Kwasikokokrom Edwenase Town,

Unit 2—Domebra

Domebra Street, Simpoakrom Kwamewora, Kwa-benanikrom, Ohia-mpeaka, Alhasa-krom, Dogokrom, Atta Kwamekrom.

4. Yaase

Yaase East, Yaase West, Old Adjuafo, New Adjuafo. 16. Yaase

Unit 1—Yaase West

Unit 2—Yaase East

17. New Adjuafo

Unit 1—Old Adjuafo

Unit 2—New Adjuafo.

5. Akokofe

Akokofe, Amankwadie, Worakese, Onwi. 18. Akokofe

Unit 1—Akokofe

Unit 2—Amankwadie

19. Worakese

Unit 3—Worakese

Unit 4—Onwi

BENESO 1. Brodekwano

Old Town, New Town, Mem. 20. Brodekwano

Unit 1—Brodekwano New Town

Unit 2—Brodekwano New Town

Unit 3—Mem

2. Beposo

New Town, Freetown, Old Town, Estate. 21. Beposo

Unit 1—New Town

Unit 2—Freetown

Unit 3—Old Town

Unit 4—Estate

3. Amakom

Amakom, Atafram, Adjaman. 22. Amakom

Unit 1—Amakom

Unit 2—Atafram

Unit 3—Adjaman

4. Asisiriwa

Asisiriwa, Boneagya, Nkowi Pipiikese, Nyamiani. 23. Asisiriwa

Unit 1—Asisiriwa, Amoah, Ateeyaw, Ampe-dwee.

Unit 2—Boneagya

Domoase, Agona, Asona, Bonegya.

Unit 3—Nkowi

Nkowi Pipii No. 2, Nkowi-Junction.

24. Nyamiani

Unit 4—Pipiikese

Unit 5—Nyamiani

5. Konkoma

Konkoma, Kwantapong. 25. Konkoma

Unit 1—Konkoma

Unit 2—Kwantapong

KWANWOMA 1. Bebu

Bebu, Darko, Hemang, Adumasa. 26. Bebu

Unit 1—Bebu

Bebu, Domakwai, Tabre

Unit 2—Darko

Unit 3—Hemang

Hemang, Apam-

patia

Unit 4—Adumasa

Adumasa, Afaatia

2. Brofoyedru

Brofoyedru, Old Ahenma Kokoben, New Ahenma Kokoben, Nkoranza. 27. Brofoyedru

Unit 1—Brofoyedru

Unit 2—Old Ahenma, Kokoben

28. New Ahenema Kofoben

Unit 3—New Ahenama Kokoben

New Ahenema Kokoben, Kotwi Anyinam.

Unit 4—Nkoranza

Nkoranza, Ampa-

bane No.2

3. Trede

Daboase, Adum Esaase, Krofofrom, Akrofrom. 29. Trede

Unit 1—Daboase

Daboase Street bounded by H/Nos. TE1-38, Trede.

Unit 2—Adum

Adum bounded by H/Nos. TE39-70, Trede.

Unit 3—Esaase

Esaase bounded by H/Nos. TE71-107, Trede.

Unit 4—Krofofrom

Krofofrom bounded by H/Nos. TE108-140, Trede.

Unit 5—Akrofrom

Akrofrom and Paa Village

4. Mpatasia

Mpatasia, Deikrom, Winsa. 30. Mpatasia

Unit 1—Mpatasia

Unit 2—Deikrom

Unit 3—Winsa

Dentekrom, Nkwanta, Anian-

tentem, Amoafo Nyinase, Kwase Biokrom, Biokrom, Winsa, Beposo, Oseikrom, Tonto-

krom, Abenu, Mpumpunase, Yendi Duakobin.

5. Ejuampong

Ejuampong West, Ejuampong East, Ejuampong North, Ejuampong South. 31. Ejuampong

Unit 1—Ejuampong West

Anyinase Ejuam-

pong

Unit 2—Ejuampong East

Safoase Ejuampong

32. Ejuampong North

Unit 3—Ejuampong North

Dompoase Ejuam-

pong

Unit 4—Ejuampong South

Dwenase, Twe-

nease

6. Kunkori

Abotiaso, Betenase, Kentenkyiren. 33. Abotiase

Unit 1—Abotiase

Unit 2—Betenase

Unit 3—Kentekyiren

7. Afrancho

Afrancho, Akutuase, Odumase. 34. Afrancho

Unit 1—Afrancho

Afrancho Dwaase

Unit 2—Akutuase

Unit 3—Odumase

8. Kwanwoma

Kwanwoma Kyekyewere Bekwaimin, Twendurase. 35. Kwanwoma

Unit 1—Kwanwoma

Kwanwoma, Aboabokese, Duropam.

Unit 2—Kyekyewere

36. Bekwaimin

Unit 3—Bekwaimin

Unit 4—Twendurase

9. Ampabame

Ampabame, Krofofrom, Asaago. 37. Ampabame

Unit 1—Ampabame No.2

Unit 2—Krofofrom

Unit 3—Asaago.

JACHIE 1. Jachie

Jachie East, Prenyinase Jachie West, Jachie West. 38. Jachie East

Unit 1—Jachie East

H/Nos. JE 1-100

Unit 2—Prenyinase

H/Nos. JE 101-250, Djatokrom, Tanoso, Nkrumaho, Pam-

paso.

39. Jachie West

Unit 3—Jachie West H/Nos. JW 1-100

Unit 4—Jachie South

H/Nos. JS1-50 Prenyinase, New Kokobriko, Old Prenyinase.

2. Pramso

Pramso West, Pramso 40. Pramso

Unit 1—Pramso West

Asennie, Asum-

agya, Hakim Village, Attahene Village, Kwame Yeboah Village.

Unit 2—Pramso East

Akorase, Ampa-

bame, Oduro, Fri-kyi Village, Antwi Boasiako Village.

3. Apenkra

Old Kokobriko, Behenease, Nuaso, Apenkra East, Apenkra West. 41. Nuaso

Unit 1—Old Kokobriko

Old Kokobriko, Oppongkrom

Unit 2—Behenease

Behenease, Kyei-

krom

Unit 3—Nuaso Village

42. Apenkra

Unit 4—Apenkra East

Unit 5—Apenkra West

4. Sewua

Sewua East, Sewua West, Atobiase, Akwaduo 43. Sewua

Unit 1—Sewua East

H/Nos. SA53-156, Awuom.

Unit 2—Sewua West

H/Nos. SA1-53 and Aboaso

Unit 3—Atobiase

Unit 4—Akwaduo.

5. Tetrefu

Tetrefu East, Tetrefu West, Homebenase 44. Tetrefu

Unit 1—Tetrefu East

H/Nos. TE1-64

Unit 2—Tetrefu West

H/Nos. NT 65-104

Unit 3—Homebenase Township

6. Feyiase

Feyiase, Adagya, Esreso, Prabon 45. Feyiase

Unit 1—Feyiase

Unit 2—Adagya

Unit 3—Esreso

Unit 4—Prabon

7. Abuontem

Abuontem, Aputuoja, Nkwanta, Dedesua 46. Abuontem

Unit 1—Abuontem

Unit 2—Aputuoja

Unit 3—Nkwanta

Unit 4—Dedesua

8. Aduaben

Aduaben, Essipong 47. Aduaben

Unit 1—Aduaben

Unit 2—Essipong

Essipong, Bedaase, Odaso, Arhinkrom, Nsiakrom, Adonten-

henekrom, Gyato-

krom, Adjeikrom.

9. Oyoko

Oyoko, Adjuman, Adunku 48. Oyoko

Unit 1—Oyoko

Unit 2—Adjuman

Unit 3—Adunku

Adunku Trokyiwa, Dadwen.

SECOND SCHEDULE

FUNCTIONS OF THE ASSEMBLY

It shall be the duty of the Assembly—

2. To cause their District to be inspected regularly for the detection of nuisance or any condition likely to be offensive or injurious to health.

3. If satisfied that any nuisances or any condition likely to be offensive or injurious to health exists, to cause all proper steps to be taken to secure the abatement of the nuisance or the removal of the condition.

4. To ensure the provision of adequate and wholesome supply of water throughout the entire District in consultation with the Ghana Water and Sewerage Corporation.

5. To establish, install, build, maintain and control public latrines, lavatories, urinals and wash places.

6. To establish, maintain and carry out services for the removal of night-soil from any building and for the destruction and treatment of such night-soil.

7. To establish, maintain and carry out services for the removal and destruction of all refuse, filth and carcasses of dead animals from any public or private place.

8. To regulate any trade or business which may be noxious or injurious to public health or a source of danger to the public or which otherwise it is in the public interest to regulate.

9. To provide for the inspection of all meat, fish, vegetables and all other foodstuffs and liquids of whatever kind or nature intended for human consumption whether exposed for sale or not; and to seize, destroy and otherwise deal with all such foodstuffs or liquids as are unfit for human consumption and to supervise and control the manufacture of foodstuffs and liquids of whatever kind or nature intended for human consumption.

10. To provide, maintain, supervise and control slaughter-houses and pounds and all such matters and things as may be necessary for the convenient use of such slaughter-houses.

11. To prevent and deal with the outbreak or the prevalence of any disease.

12. To prevent the spread of and exterminate tsetse-fly, mosquitoes, rats, bugs and other vermin.

13. To prohibit or regulate the making of borrow-pits or other excavations.

14. To establish and maintain cemeteries.

15. To provide crematoria where in the opinion of the Assembly it is expedient so to do.

16. To regulate or prohibit the sinking of wells and provide for the closing of wells.

17. To establish, maintain and control pounds, seize and impound any stray animal and provide for the payment of compensation for damage done by such animals.

18. To provide that the owner or occupier of any land or tenements maintain, clear and keep free from vegetation, the roads, streets or paths adjoining his land or tenements.

19. To provide for the control, destruction and licensing of dogs.

20. To provide for the control, regulation, inspection, supervision and licensing of —

(i) social halls, dance halls and places of entertainment;

(ii) lodging and eating houses;

(iii) any premises or land in or upon which any profession, occupation, trade or business is carried on;

(iv) such occupations as the Secretary may specify in an Instrument from time to time.

21. To establish and operate Clinics and Dressing Stations in consultation with the Ministry of Health.

22. To construct, repair and maintain and keep clean all streets.