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St Martin-in-the-Fields 1892

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Martin-in-the-Fields]

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All connections (from private properties) within the street are
constructed by the Vestry at the expense of the owners, the sum
of £171 7s. 2d. being receivable in respect thereof for work at the
before mentioned premises.
The number of plans deposited for amended house drainage has
materially increased, by reason of the Vestry's resolution that a
house to house inspection of all Sanitary works on private
properties throughout the parish be made. This necessarily
entailed a very large increase of both the office and outdoor work.
STREET GULLIES.
The gullies at the undermentioned placcs have been re-constructed
and stoneware trapped gullies fixed—
Hunt's Court.
2 in Turner's Court.
1 in Charles Street.
2 in Villiers Street.
1 in Banbury Court.
1 in Strand (by Cecil Street).
1 in Whitehall Yard.
1 in Catherine Street.
The total cost of this work to the Vestry has been £46 9s. 9d.
REPAIRS TO SEWERS.
Surface ventilation has been provided to the dead end of the
sewer in Russell Street which was formerly unventilated.
Sundry small repairs to sewers have been made at a cost of
£12 0s. 6d.
NEW SEWERS.
Turner's Court.
A new 9-inch pipe sewer has been constructed in Turner's Court,
with two manholes on same and flushing chamber. A manhole has
also been constructed over the Bedfordbury Sewer at the junction
of the new sewer therewith. An up-cast ventilation shaft has also
been erected at the upper end of the new sewer.
The cost of this work, which has been done by contract,
amounted to £356 12s. 8d.