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24 SEPTEMBER, 1890.
pay one fourth of the cost of executing the Improvement of
Ben Jonson Road.
(4) That your Committee considered a letter of the 26th ult.
from Mr. Cooper, claiming 15/6 the cost for repairing a waterpipe
in front of Xo. 37, Alderney Road, alleged to have been
caused by the Vestry's road roller, and your Committee
resolved to recommend—That your Board deny liability in
the matter.
(5) That your Committee considered an application from
Mr. T. Housego for permission to construct a cellar-flap in
front of the beer-house, Xo. 1, Bridge Street, as shown on
accompanying plan, and resolved to recommend—That the
application be not acceded to.
(6) That your Committee considered an application from
Mr. T. E. Walker for permission to construct a coal-shoot in
the pavement opposite Xo. 3, Bridge Street, and resolved to
recommend—That it be acceded to upon condition that it
does not exceed 14 inches in diameter, and the work done
to the satisfaction of your Surveyor.
(7) That your Committee considered a letter of 19th ult. from
Messrs. J. Richmond & Co., drawing attention to the
necessity of lighting the roadway near their premises, Burdett
Road, and your Committee having inspected the place referred
to, resolved to recommend—That a new Lamp be
placed in the roadway leading between Xos. 180 and 182,
Burdett Road, the estimated cost being £3 10s.; but that in
so doing the Vestry do not thereby intend to adopt or take
upon itself the liability of maintaining such place as a public
highway.
(8) That your Committee considered an application of Mr.
G. Emery for permission to form two areas in front of Xo. 2,
Charles Street, about 3 feet 6 inches by 1 foot 3 inches, to be
glazed with Hayward's Lights, and your Committee resolved
to recommend—That the application be acceded to, upon
condition that the work be done to the satisfaction of your
Surveyor.
Signed
rowland hirst.
john brown.
j. t. calton.
Moved by Mr. Hirst seconded by Mr. Loftus and resolved
—That the Report be received.
Moved by Mr. Hirst seconded by Mr. Loftus and resolved
— That the Report be adopted and it was resolved accordingly.
V. The Chairman stated that he had received a letter from
Mr. Beresford on the subject of the state of part of Redman's
Road.