Pennsylvania Act 1919-247 — CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT PLANS BEFORE ERECTING BUILDINGS

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CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT PLANS BEFORE ERECTING
                                BUILDINGS
                 Act of Jun. 20, 1919, P.L. 505, No. 247              Cl. 10
                                  AN ACT

     Requiring certain private hospitals and other charitable
        institutions to submit plans for the erection of new
        buildings to the Board of Public Charities for approval, and
        upon failure so to do to be prohibited from receiving State
        appropriations, except for maintenance.

        Section 1.  Be it enacted, &c., That the officials in charge
     of any private hospital or other private charitable institution,
     except as now provided by law, shall submit the plans, in
     duplicate, for the erection of any new buildings in connection
     therewith to the Board of Public Charities for the approval of
     such board.
        Section 2.  The said board, upon being satisfied with the
     aforesaid plans, shall cause the secretary of the board to
     certify on the plans the approval of the board, one copy of
     which plans shall be filed in the office of the Secretary of the
     Commonwealth, and the other copy to be returned to the officials
     of the institution.
        Section 3.  Any private hospital or other private charitable
     institution erecting new buildings, except as otherwise provided
     by law, without first submitting the plans therefor to the Board
     of Public Charities for the approval of such plans by the board
     as herein provided shall not receive any State appropriation,
     except for maintenance.