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Camberwell 1931
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]
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The List as deposited contained total new values as follows:-
| Gross Value. | Net Annual Value. | Rateable Value. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| £ | £ | £ | |
| Part I.— Non-de-rated Hereditaments | 2,169,851 | 1,545,082 | 1,545.082 |
| Part II.— Industrial Hereditaments | 106,177 | 79,965 | 23,236 |
| Part III.— Freight-Transport Hereditaments | 31,103 | 18,370 | 4,808 |
| 2,307,131 | 1,643,417 | 1,573,126 |
Fifty-seven Meetings of the Committee were held during the
months of July, September, October and November to hear objections,
and the following is a record of the attendances of the Members,
viz.:
Alderman Bridger 38
,, Elizabeth Morris 20
,, Raiment 42
,, Whitehead 11
Councillor Akam 44
„ Brinton 40
„ Brockwell 4
,, Cook, J.P. 37
,, Cooper 1
„ Dyer, M.B.E., J.P. 54
,, Harvey 43
,, Lucas 27
,, Molony, J.P. 30
,, Priest 40
,, Sargood 34
Mr. H. A. Wilmot, L.C.C. Representative 22
As will be seen, out of the total number of 48,310 assessments
comprised in the Quinquennial Valuation List, 1930, objections
were lodged in the case of 3,941 assessments. Reductions were
made in 761 cases.
The following is a Summary of the total valuation of the
Borough (in Rate Collecting Districts) as contained in the list
deposited by the Council and as contained in the list revised by
the Committee :—
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The effect of the Quinquennial Valuation, 1930, is shown below:—
| Gross Value. | Net Annual Value. | Rateable Value. | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| £ | £ | £ | ||||
| Values as finally determined by Assessment Committee in Quinquennial Valuation List, 1930— | ||||||
| Part I | 2,211,282 | 1,553,546 | 1,553,546 | |||
| Part II | 108,164 | 81,470 | 23,108 | |||
| Part III | 31,013 | 18,284 | 4,754 | |||
| 2,350,459 | 1,653,300 | 1,581,408 | ||||
| Values in force on April 6th, 1930— | ||||||
| Part I | 2,041,940 | 1,470,469 | 1,470,469 | |||
| Part II | 101,063 | 75,824 | 21,410 | |||
| Part III | 30,976 | 18,236 | 4,742 | |||
| 2,173,979 | 1,564,529 | 1,496,621 | ||||
| Increase | £176,480 | £88,771 | £84,787 | |||
| Add increase in respect of Government and Police Property for which "Contributions in lieu of rates " are paid | - | 273 | 273 | |||
| Total increase resulting from Quinquennial Valuation List, 1930 (with which is incorporated the June Provisional List, 1930) | £176,480 | £89,044 | £85,060 | |||