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Surbiton 1919

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Surbiton]

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(c) Parlour, living room, scullery and two bedrooms —
(d) Parlour, living room, scullery, and three bedrooms
60
(c) Parlour, living room, scullery and four bedrooms 16
(/) Block dwellings (Number:— )
Number of separate tenements —
(g) Other dwellings (specifying type) :— —
Total number of houses and separate tenements 100
2. Approximate number of existing empty houses
to be acquired and : —
(i) made suitable for housing the working classes —
(ii) converted into flats for the working classes Nil
Approximate number of families to be
housed under (i) and (ii) —
3. Approximate acreage of land to be acquired 20
4. Average number of houses per acre 12
5. Approximate localities in which land is to be
acquired (a) Surbiton Hill, (b) Tolworth.
6. Time within which it is proposed that the scheme
(or if the scheme is to be carried out by instalments,
each part of the scheme) is to be carried
into effect: —*
Part op Scheme.
Approximate Date for Completion.
100 Houses.
Cannot be stated but probably
within three years.
* Any part of the scheme which has already been submitted for approval
should be referred to separately.
7. Particulars of any measure necessary, as part
of the scheme, for the preservation of existing
erections of architectural, historic or artistic
interest, or for the preservation of the natural
amenities of the locality Nil
8. Any other provision (including provisions for
joint action with any other Local Authority) Nil
9. Is it anticipated that the scheme may subsequently
require to be amended ? If so, any relevant considerations
should be stated —
The above scheme was adopted by the above named Council in
various stages and at different dates during the last six months.
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