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Rag Flock and Other Filling Materials Act, 1951.
This Act came into force on the 1st November, 1951, and during the
year three premises were registered by the Council where filling materials
were used, and two licences granted for the storage of rag flock.
Number on Register at end of year:—
Premises where filling materials used 13
Licences granted for storage of rag flock 4
Three samples of rag flock and other filling materials were examined
during the year; all proved satisfactory.
HOUSING.
1.—Re development Areas.
Following representations by the Medical Officer of Health, the Council
on the 22nd July, 1952, made Clearance Area Compulsory Purchase Orders
under Part 3 of the Housing Act, 1936, comprising the following premises:—
(a) Sebastopol Road (No. 3) Clearance Area, 1952
61 to 71 Sebastopol Road (odd numbers inclusive)
48 to 60 Sebastopol Road (even numbers inclusive).
(b) Sebastopol Road (No. 4) Clearance Area, 1952
28 to 42 Sebastopol Road (even numbers inclusive).
Making a total of 21 houses involving 69 persons.
A Public Inquiry was held in October, 1952, and the Ministry of Housing
and Local Government subsequently confirmed the Orders.
Following representations by the Medical Officer of Health, the Council
on the 23rd November, 1952, made Clearance Area Compulsory Purchase
Orders under Part 3 of the Housing Act, 1936, comprising the following
premises:—
(c) Langhedge Lane (No.1) Clearance Area, 1952
42 to 46 and 52 to 96 (even numbers inclusive) and
9, 11, 15 and 17 Langhedge Lane.
1 to 31 (odd numbers inclusive) and
2 to 36 (even numbers inclusive) Milton Road.
1 to 25 (odd numbers inclusive) and
6 to 26 (even numbers inclusive) Shakespeare Road.
1 to 11 (odd numbers inclusive) and
2 to 8 (even numbers inclusive) Short Street.
(d) Langhedge Lane (No. 2) Clearance Area, 1952
12 to 26 (even numbers inclusive) Langhedge Lane.
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