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Phase 8a. 1962: An area bounded on the north side by Priory Avenue and
on the south side by Hampton Road, and on the east side
by old Church Road and Chingford Mount Road. The
area comprises 1,700 dwellings.
Phase 8b. 1963: This area is bounded on the north side by Hampton Road
and on the south side by the Borough boundary. The
number of houses is approximately 1,500 together with
several factories,
Phase 2. 1964: Incorporating approximately 2,000 houses; includes
the whole of the L.C.C. estate plus certain privately
owned properties on the south side of Whitehall Road
and to the south of Hatch Lane,
Phase 3, 1966: Comprising approximately 1,430 houses, consists of part
of the northern section of the district with boundaries
on the north side of Kings Head Kill and the north
side of Station Road.
Phase 4. 1968: Comprising approximately 1,162 houses in part of the
northern section of the district., with boundaries on
the south side of Station Road and the north side of
Kings Road and Whitehall Road, This area contains
Chingford Station,
Phase 5. 1970: Comprising approximately 1,695 houses on the western
boundary of the Borough and bounded by the south side
of Kings Head Hill, north side of the Ridgeway, the
west side of Old Church Road as far as Priory Avenue
(North side).
Phase 6, 1972: Includes the central portion of the district bounded
on the east side by the railway line, on the west side
by Old Church Road and the Ridgeway and the north side
of New Road, This area would comprise approximately
2,532 houses and also the Refuse Disposal Works,
Phase 7. 1974: This includes part of the southern area of the Borough
comprising approximately 1,911 houses. It is bounded
by the south side of New Road and the east side of
Chingford Mount Road,
A street/year index far Smoke Control Orders is included at the
conclusion of this Report.