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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Hammersmith 1905

Sixth annual report year ended 31st March 1906

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33
PRIVATE ROADS AND STREETS.
Plans, specifications, estimates and apportionments
have been prepared and presented to the Council for
making up and taking over the following roads, viz.:—
Road leading to Brook Green Works.
Collingbourne Road.
Halsbury Road (Sect. II.).
Osman Road (Sect. II.).

Table: The road making and paving works having been completed in the following roads and streets at the cost of the owners of property abutting on them, they are now repairable by the Council:—

The road making and paving works having been completed in the following roads and streets at the cost of the owners of property abutting on them, they are now repairable by the Council:—

£s.d.
Ormiston Road (Section II.)56634
Wendell Road (Sect. IV.)371178
Emlyn Road (Sect. I.)810185
Road leading to Brook Green Works33271

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STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
King Street.
After considerable negotiation with the London County
Council, they stated they were prepared to view favourably
a proposal to contribute on the usual conditions
one half of the net cost of widening King Street,
between Studland Street and Cambridge Road, the contribution
being limited to £44,212, but the Improvements
Committee of the London County Council informed the
Borough Council that to comply with the requirements of the
Council's standing orders it was necessary to insert in any
report to the Council on the subject of the improvement, an
estimate of the cost of widening King Street, at some future
date, between Waterloo Street and the Broadway.
The Borough Surveyor on the instructions of the Special
Purposes Committee, prepared an approximate estimate of
the cost of widening King Street on the south side, between
the Broadway and Waterloo Street amounting to £337,000,
and such estimate was directed to be forwarded to the County
Council.
Ultimately a letter was received from the County