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REPORT, 1889-90. 123
13.—Names for Terraces, or Places, or other
blocks of houses, and sections of Streets, and
usually known as subsidiary names, will not be
recognized; nor such names as are already in use
for provincial towns and postal places.
14.—No plan for the formation of New Streets
which may be submitted for the approved of the
London County Council will be sanctioned, unless
the applicant at the same time submits the names
proposed to be given to such Streets.
15.—In every case where plans of New Streets
are approved, a condition will be attached that the
name of each Street, as apprroved by the London
County Council, be affixed on posts at both ends of
such proposed New Street until the houses are built,
when the name shall be affixed according to law.
Erection of Hoardings.
16.—Before erecting in any Street any hoard or
fence or scaffold for any purpose whatever, or any
posts, bars, rails, boards, or other things by way of
inclosure, for the purpose of making mortar, or of
depositing bricks, lime, rubbish, or other materials,
application shall be made to the Vestry, or the
Surveyor, for permission to erect such hoarding or
other inclosure. A fee to be paid in each case.
Vaults.
17.—No vault, arch, cellar, or other construction,
shall be made under the roadway or footway of any