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
lawful for the Metropolitan Board
of Works, from time to time, to
cause to be painted or affixed on
a conspicuous part of some house
or building at or near each end,
corner, or entrance of every
street in the Metropolis the name
of such street, and that the said
board may, where more than one
street in the Metropolis is
called by the same name, alter
the name of any or all such
streets, except one, to any other
name which to such board may seem
fit, and which may be approved by
the Commissioners of Her
Majesty’s Works and Public
Buildings, is hereby repealed,
and in lieu thereof be it
enacted, that vestries and
district boards shall and may,
within the limits of their
respective jurisdiction, from
time to time cause to be painted
or affixed on a conspicuous part
of some house or building at or
near each end, corner, or
entrance of every street in then
parish or district the name of
such street, and renew such name,
whenever it may be obliterated or
defaced; and the Metropolitan
Board of Works may alter the name
or names of any street, or of any
place or row of houses, or in any
line of road, to any other name
or names which to such board may
seem convenient and proper, and
which may be approved by the
Commissioners of Her Majesty’s
Works and Public Buildings.
XXXVI. The 143rd section of the _The committee think it would be
first recited Act is hereby advisable to introduce after the
repealed, and in lieu thereof be word_ “building,” _the words_,
it enacted, that no building [_or ‘_wall_, _gate_, _fence_, _pier_,
erection whether temporary or _or other projection_,’_ and that
permanent_] shall without the the application should be made
consent in writing of the and the consent conveyed through
Metropolitan Board of Works be vestries_, _&c._
erected [_or made_] beyond the
general line of buildings, in any
street, place, or row of houses
in which the same is situate, in
case the distance of such line of
buildings from the highway does
not exceed thirty feet, or within
thirty feet, of the highway where
the distance of the line of
buildings therefrom amounts to or
exceeds thirty feet,
notwithstanding there being
gardens or vacant spaces between
the line of buildings and the
highway; and in case any building
be erected contrary to this
enactment, it shall be lawful for
the Metropolitan Board of Works
to cause the same to be
demolished, and the materials
thereof to be removed to a
convenient place, or to cause
such building to be set back (as
the case may require), and to
recover the expenses incurred by
them in so doing from the owner
of the premises, in manner
hereinafter provided.
XXXVII. The 157th section of the _See remark as to sec._ 21.
first recited Act is hereby
repealed, and in lieu thereof be
it enacted, that the Metropolitan
Board of Works, and any vestry or
district board, may, where
necessary for the purpose of
executing any work authorized by
this Act, open and break up any
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