• Securing or removing dangerous buildings and places;
• Acquiring, maintaining, changing and regulating places for the disposal of the dead;
• Planting and maintaining trees on roadsides and other public places;
• Providing or arranging for a sufficient supply of pure and wholesome water, where such supply does not exist, guarding from population water used for human consumption, and preventing polluted water from being so used;
• Lighting streets and other public places;
• Watering streets, public places;
• Constructing, altering and maintaining streets, culverts, markets, slaughter-houses, latrines, privies urinals, drains, drainage works and sewerage works;
• Cleaning streets, public places and drains, abating nuisances and removing noxious vegetation;
• Regulating offensive, dangerous or obnoxious trades, callings and practices;
• Removing, on the ground of public safety, health or convenience, undesirable obstructions and projections in streets and other public places;
• Registering births and deaths;
• Establishing and maintaining a system of public vaccination;
• Establishing and maintaining or supporting public hospitals and dispensaries, and providing public medical relief;
• Maintaining and developing the value of property vested in, or entrusted to the management of, the Board; and
• Fulfilling any other obligation imposed upon it by or under this Act or any other law for the time being in force.
• Constructing, establishing or maintaining public parks, gardens, offices, dairies, bathing or washing places, drinking fountains, tanks, wells and other works of public utility;
• Reclaiming unhealthy localities;
• Establishing and maintaining or assisting primary schools;
• Rendering assistance in extinguishing fires, and protecting life and property when fire occurs;
• Furthering educational objects by measures other than the establishment and maintenance of primary schools;
• Taking a census and granting rewards for information which may tend to secure the correct registration of vital statistics;
• Making a survey;
• Sewerage connection.
• Establishing and maintaining a farm or other place for the disposal of sewage;
• Constructing, subsidizing or guaranteeing tramways or other means of locomotion, and electric lighting or electric power works; or
• Adopting any measure, other than a measure specified in section 116 or in the foregoing provisions of this Section, likely to promote the safety, health or convenience of the inhabitants of the cantonment.
• Water connection
• Giving relief on the occurrence of local epidemics by the establishment or maintenance of relief works or otherwise;
• Securing or assisting to secure suitable places for the carrying on of any offensive, dangerous or obnoxious trade, calling or occupation;