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Rag Flock and Other Filling Materials Act, 1951.
This Act came into force on the 1st November, 1951.
Number on Register at end of year:—
Premises where filling materials used 14
Licences granted for storage of rag flock 2
HOUSING.
1. Re-development Areas.
Following representations made by the Medical Officer of Health, the
Council on the 13th April, 1954, made Clearance Area Compulsory Purchase
Orders under Part 3 of the Housing Act, 1936, comprising the following
premises:—
(a) Snells Park (No. 1) Clearance Area. 1954.
1 to 29 (odd numbers inclusive), 10 to 32 (even numbers inclusive),
34a, 38 to 48 (even numbers inclusive) and 52 to 78 (even numbers
inclusive), Snells Park.
2 to 12 (even numbers inclusive) Grove Street.
3, 11 to 17 (odd numbers inclusive) and 45 to 55 (odd numbers
inclusive) Fore Street.
Making a total of 65 houses involving 289 persons.
(b) Snells Park (No. 2) Clearance Area, 1954.
2 to 8 (even numbers inclusive) Snells Park.
Making a total of 4 houses, involving 36 persons.
A Public Inquiry was held in October, 1954. The Minister of Housing
and Local Government subsequently confirmed the No. 2 Order without
modification, and the No. 1 Order subject to certain modifications.
Following representations by the Medical Officer of Health, the Council
on 21st January, 1955, made Clearance Area Compulsory Purchase Order
under Part 3 of the Housing Act 1936, comprising the following premises:—
(c) The Edmonton (Trafalgar Place Clearance) Housing Compulsory
Purchase Order 1955.
1-10 (consecutive) Trafalgar Place
Making a total of 10 houses involving 57 persons.
A Public Inquiry was held in May, 1955, and the Minister of Housing and
Local Government subsequently confirmed the Order.
Following representations by the Medical Officer of Health, the Council
on 23rd June, 1955, made Clearance Area Compulsory Purchase Order under
Part 3 of the Housing Act 1936, comprising the following premises:—
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