In determining whether or not to issue a control order the housing court shall have regard, inter alia, to—
(a) the normal type of household that uses or occupies premises in the neighborhood concerned, with particular reference to the members and relationship of the members thereof, and where the premises concerned are used or occupied by any different such type of household;
(b) the normal number of persons who use or occupy premises in the neighborhood as guests, lodgers and servants, and where the premises concerned are used or occupied by any different such number of persons;
(c) the general state of repair of premises in the neighborhood, and where the premises concerned do not comply with such general state of repair;
(d) the normal type of activity that is carried out with respect to premises in the neighborhood and where in respect of the premises concerned any different such activity is being carried out;
( f ) the normal use to which premises in the neighborhood are put and where the premises concerned are being put to any different such use; whether any such factor has or is likely to have any harmful effect on the general standard, character or amenity of the neighborhood or is or is likely to cause any undue interference with the rights of the residents thereof.