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Wandsworth 1903

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]

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Culverden
Road.
The kerb, &c. in this road has been taken up
and re-laid, and the tarpaved footpaths broken up,
the old paving re-tarred, and the whole re-topped at
a cost of £220: 1: 11.
Dafforne Road.
The footpaths in this road have been grouted
and re-topped at a cost of £41: 19: 1.
High Street.
Putney.
The wood paving at the approach to Putney
Bridge has been repaired with creosoted deal blocks
at a cost of £82: 15: 7.
High Street,
Wandsworth.
The old buildings at the corner of St. Ann's
Hill have been pulled down and the road widened
from 36 feet 11 inches to 50 feet, the estimated cost
being £151.
Long Road,
Clapham
Common.
The footpaths on the south side of this road
have been tarpaved at a cost of £213: 6: 2.
Mill Lane.
From Streatham High Road to Sulina Road,
and from New Park Road to Cronk's Yard, the kerb
has been re-laid and channel laid (with old setts from
stock) at a cost of £31: 3: 9.
Montserrat
Road.
The channel on the north side has been taken
up and relaid on cement concrete at a cost of
£15: 16: 9.
New Park
Road.
From Sulina Road to Mill Lane, new 12 x 8
kerb on concrete has been laid, the channel re-laid,
and tarpaving made good at a cost of £36: 5: 1.
North Street
Improvement.
A part of this improvement has been carried
out, the road being widened on both sides. The
footpaths have been paved and kerbed and the
roadway made up with granite at a cost up to the present time of
£501 : 4 : 7. Total including purchase and costs, £2,847: 8: 6.
Oakhill Road.
A strip of land has been acquired from the
Convent Authorities, at the corner of Putney Bridge
Road for the sum of £800. The road has been widened to 40 feet
and the footpaths on each side kerbed and paved and granite sett
channelling provided at a cost of £355.