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may be) shall before the use of the Hall be granted make such
deposit as may be required to secure the making good of any
damage. The deposit to be returned after deducting the cost
(if any) of repairing any damage.
The Report of the Committee was adopted.
REGULATIONS UNDER, SEC. 35 OF SANITARY
ACT, 1866.
In consequence of further letters from the Local Government
Board it was in June referred to a Committee of the Whole Vestry
to consider as to making any and what Regulations under Sec. 35
of the Sanitary Act, 1866.
The Committee reported that after considering the communications
from the Looal Government Board, urging that Regulations
under the 35th Sec. of the Sanitary Amendment Act, 1866, and
the Sanitary Amendment Act, 1874 should be made; and having
before them the suggestions for Regulations issued by the Local
Government Board, and the two drafts of proposed Regulations
prepared in 1884 by the Sanitary Committee in pursuance of a
reference made to them, that in the opinion of the Committee it is
not advisable or desirable that the Yestry should frame and adopt
Regulations under the 35th Sec. of the Sanitary Act, 1866, and
the Sanitary Amendment Act, 1874, and that the Committee do
recommend accordingly. The recommendation was adopted
unanimously.
SUGGESTED IMPROVEMENT OF CAMBRIDGE ROAD.
A plan was prepared shewing two proposed widenings of
Cambridge Road, between the Green and Palestine Place, and by
Darling Row. An effort was made to induce the Metropolitan
Board of Works to undertake to make the widenings as a Metropolitan
Improvement at the same time as suggested widenings of
the same road in Hackney. The Metropolitan Board decided they
were not then in a position to undertake further Improvements,
and could not therefore accede to either of the applications by the
Hackney District Board and the Yestry.