Fifth Report of the Vestry of the Parish of Chelsea in the County of Middlesex, Appointed Under the Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855: 1860-1Lahee, Charles
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Fifth Report of the Vestry of the Parish of Chelsea in the County of Middlesex, Appointed Under the Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855: 1860-1
Lahee, Charles
Chelsea (London, England) -- History -- 19th century; Chelsea (London, England) -- Politics and government
the length of frontage of the
houses or land belonging to them
or any of them, and such expenses
shall be apportioned by the
vestry or district board, and the
amount charged upon or in respect
of each house or premises shall
be paid by instalments within
such period as the vestry or
district board shall determine,
not exceeding seven years, and
shall be recoverable from the
present or any future owner of
the said house or premises in
manner hereinafter provided.
XXI. The 77th section of the _The committee consider that this
said Act is hereby repealed, and section should be made to apply
in lieu thereof be it enacted, also to any person causing the
that no person shall make or works to be executed_.
branch any sewer or dram, or make
any opening into any sewer vested
in the Metropolitan Board of
Works, or in any vestry or
district board, without the
previous consent in writing of
such board or vestry: provided
that it shall be lawful for any
person, with such consent, at his
own expense, to make or branch
any drain into any sewer vested
in any such board or vestry, or
authorized to be made by them, or
either of them, under the first
recited Act, or this Act, such
drain being of such size and
conditions, and branched into
such sewer in such manner and
form of communication, in all
respects as the board or vestry
shall direct or appoint; and in
case any person, without such
consent, make or branch any sewer
or drain, or make any opening
into any of the sewers vested in
any board or vestry, or
authorized to be made by them as
aforesaid; or if any person make
or branch any drain of a
different construction, size, or
conditions, or in another manner
or form of communication than
shall be directed or appointed by
the said board or vestry, every
person so offending shall, for
every such offence, forfeit a sum
not exceeding fifty pounds; and
the said board or vestry may, if
they shall see fit, execute the
necessary works for making the
drain conformable to their
directions, at the expense of the
person making such drain, or
causing the same to be made, such
expenses to be recovered in a
manner hereinafter provided.
XXX. The vestry of every parish, _make_, _lengthen_, _continue_,
and the district board of every _extend_
district, shall, with the
previous consent in writing of
the Metropolitan Board of Works,
have power within their
respective parish or district, to
widen, alter, or improve any
street, road, or way, for
facilitating passage and traffic;
or to contribute and join with
the Metropolitan Board, or with
any other body or persons, in any
such improvements; and to take by
agreement or by gift any land,
rights in land, or property, for
the purposes aforesaid, or any of
them, on such terms and
conditions as they may think fit.
XXXIV. So much or the 141st _The committee think the
section of the first recited Act numbering should be also
as provides that it shall be transferred to vestries_, _&c._
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