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Willesden 1920

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Table: APPENDIX M.To the Health Committee.5th October, 1920.Contemplated Capital Expenditure prior to 31st March, 1922, and in the Years Immediately Following.

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APPENDIX M.

To the Health Committee.

5th October, 1920.

Contemplated Capital Expenditure prior to 31st March, 1922, and in the Years Immediately Following.

Year.	Works.	Reasons and Other Particulars.	Estimated Capital Expenditure.		Approximate Allocation.
Year.	Works.	Reasons and Other Particulars.	Estimated Capital Expenditure.		Maternity and Child Welfare.	School Medical Service.	Hospital.	Motor Service.
				£	£	£	£	£
1921-22	Utilization of Medical Inspection Centres for Clinic purposes	Excess attendances at Clinics	Alterations	700	350	350	—	-
1921-22		Excess attendances at Clinics	Equipment	1,200	600	600	—	-
1921-22	Acquisition of 9, Willesden Lane	Rental £75, Ground rent £12 12s. (58 years unexpired). Council's tenancy expires 24/6/22		1,200	600	600	-	-
	,, 24, St. Julian's Road	Rental £40, Ground rent £10 (58 years unexpired). Council's tenancy expires 24/6/27		400	200	200	-	-
	,, 25, St. Julian's Road	Not in occupation of Council Excess attendances at Clinics, extension of dental work		500	250	250	-	-
1921-22	Erection of Stonebridge Clinic	Excess attendances at Clinics	Site	1,305	652	653	—	-
		Inaccessibility of existing Clinics for certain parts of the area	Buildings	138,203	69,102	69,101	—	-
		To enable a start to be made again with routine school medical inspection	Equipment	8,000	4,000	4,000	-	-
1921-22	Extension of Municipal Hospital (approximately 200 beds)	To meet work of Clinics, the demand for Hospital accommodation especially Diseases of Women and Children, Measles and Whooping Cough, and 48 hours week for Staff.	Building and Equipment	300,000	132,000	48,000	120,000	-
1921-22	Convalescent Home (approximately 50 beds)	Cases referred from Clinics, Hospital and Schools; enables more patients to pass through Hospital; need emphasised by L.G.B. in Maternity and Child welfare Memorandum No. 4; also to provide Small Pox hospital accommodation in the event of an outbreak	Land and Buildings	20,000	10,000	10,000	10,000	—-
			Alterations	5,000
			Equipment	5,000
				30,000
1921-22	Renewal of 1 Motor Vehicle	Depreciation. Increased demand		1,200	—-	—	—	1,200
1921-22	Renewal of 1 Motor Vehicle	Total for year 1921-22		482,708	217,754	133,754	130,000	1,200

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Willesden 1920

Table: APPENDIX M.To the Health Committee.5th October, 1920.Contemplated Capital Expenditure prior to 31st March, 1922, and in the Years Immediately Following.