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Fulham 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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On the 11th of February I reported that sanding the roads during the severe
frost between the 20th of November to the 20th January, cost for sand, labour,
and cartage, the sum of £327 16s. l0d.
It is satisfactory to know that some of the papers spoke of our parish as
standing "highest in the estimation of the drivers" for spreading sand in frosty
weather.

LIST OF DRAINAGE PLANS DISAPPROVED BY VESTRY.

Case No.Locality.Number of House, etc.No. of Conec tions.Name of Applicant.
550Town Mead RoadBrewery2H. Lowenfeld
647Mendora RoadStables1T. D. Whitehead
686Hartopp Avenue, corner of Werley Avenue1 Pulled downG. Allen
696Farm Buildings, Peterborough Lane1Cesspool.C. E. Morrison
698Crab Tree LaneStablesCesspool.J. Mears
711Fulham Rd., RedLion P.H.11J. Beale
737Board Schools, St. Dunstan's RoadSchools1Longley & Co.
779Greyhound Road84G. Allen
790Waterford Road11E. Swan
796Silvio Road.. ..1J. A. Farmer
807Horder Road1Cesspool.G. Moore

In addition to the extra labour, all the regular men employed are set to work
to clear away snowfalls, together with a great number of horses and carts,
sweeping machines and horse scrapers, which last are of great use. This makes
the cost of a snowfall very great, and I calculate that the Vestry spent last
winter £787 10s. Od. over the clearance of snow and sanding streets.

LIST OF PLANS OTHER THAN PLANS OF DRAINAGE APPROVED

BY VESTRY.

Case No.Locality.Plan.Name of Applicant.
8vPalliser RoadVaultsLeslie & Co.
694Shorrold's Road, rear of Cawood TerraceStablesT. Martin
731North End RoadCoal cellarW. Foster
760Sussex House EstateLine of frontage, Fulham Palace Rd.F. & W. Stocker
35pShorrold's RoadPavement lightA. Hemmingway
36PMelmoth Place,, ,,Wall Bros.
33pGlazbury Road,, ,,Messrs. J. Barker & Co.
3nNorth End RoadVaultsM. W. Jones
15vCastletown Road,,Messrs. Leslie & Co.

Disinfectants are plentifully sprinkled about gullies and the ventilators to the
sewers during the summer months.

NEW BUILDINGS.

Plans have been submitted for the drainage of new buildings &c., as follows;—

1887-8.1888-9.1889-90.1890-1.
2045711002920Houses and Shops.
321Manufactories.
112Chapels.
1323Schools.
866Stables.
12Hotels.
1Infirmary.
41'419Miscellaneous.
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