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considered advice of every responsible officer of the
Council will obviously call for consideration. Because
of this, and because it is desirable that the large
tracts of land in Willesden “in course of development
or likely to be used for building purposes” should
become subject to comprehensive and systematic
planning, it suggests itself that a convenient course
to pursue would be to appoint a Housing and Town
Planning Committee, which, together with the
officers, should investigate the local circumstances
and requirements of Willesden extension, and report
to the Council as to how these requirements could best
be met in any scheme which the Council might then
decide should be prepared.
CO-OPERATION OF OWNERS.
It is to be noted in this connection that provision
is made in the Act, Sect. 56, Sub-Sect. 2—“for
securing co-operation on the part of the Local
Authority with the owners and other persons
interested in the land proposed to be included in the
scheme at every stage of the proceedings by means