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Richmond upon Thames 1958

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Richmond]

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(ii) Number of undertakings in respect of part of a
building accepted under Section 18 Nil
(iii) Number of Closing Orders made in respect of a
part of a building Nil
(iv) Number of Closing Orders determined Nil
(v) Number of undertakings cancelled, the part of the
building or underground rooms having been
rendered fit 1
E. Proceedings under Sections 42—54, Housing Act,
1957: —
(i) Number of Clearance Areas represented to Council
under Section 42 Nil
(ii) Number of houses included in Clearance Areas in
(i) above Nil
(iii) Number of Clearance Orders made under Section
43 Nil
(iv) Number of properties demolished following
ance Orders made 8
3. Overcrowding.
Overcrowding is still considerable throughout the Borough. The
points scheme of House allocation usually covers the worst of these
cases and their overcrowded conditions are relieved as and when
houses are available.
4. Council Houses.
Total number of houses erected
post-war to 31st December,
1958 Temporary bungalows 179
Permanent houses 485
Permanent flats 248
733
912
During 1957 and 1958, 55 Temporary Bungalows in Peldon
Avenue were demolished "
857
Total number included in above,
erected in 1958 Permanent houses Nil
Permanent flats