The London Gazette, 27 November, 1928. 7821

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The London Gazette, 27 November, 1928. 7821 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 27 NOVEMBER, 1928. 7821 A pumping station in the city in the field 4. The construction by the Corporation of an numbered 1278 on the said sheet of the said aqueduct, conduit or line of pipes from the map; existing aqueduct of the Corporation in the A pumping station in the city in the said city at the intersection of the centre lines of land numbered 1434 on the 2^00 Ordnance Abbey Bridge and Gregory Street, through the map of the City Edition 1915 Sheet No. urban district of Beeston to the intended XLII-5; service reservoir hereinafter referred to in the parish of Bramcote in the rural district of Settling tanks in the parishes of Gedling Stapleford in the County of Nottingham; an and Stoke Bardolph in the rural district of aqueduct, conduit or line of pipes from the Basford in the said County; existing aqueduct of the Stapleford Rural Detritus tanks in the said parish of District Council and the Shardlow Rural Dis- Gedling. trict Council on the boundary of the parishes 2. The construction by the Corporation in of Stapleford and Bramcote in the said rural the city of a new street, including a bridge district and county, to the said intended ser- over the London Midland & Scottish Railway vice reservoir hereinafter referred to in the (Nottingham and Mansfield line) from Nut- said Parish of Bramcote; an aqueduct, conduit hall Road to Alfretpn Road; a new street from or line of pipes from the existing aqueduct of Aspley Lane to the footpath leading from Asp- the Corporation in the parish of Chilwell in ley Lane to Radford; an improvement of the said rural district of Stapleford, to Derby Road on the north-eastern side, includ- the aqueduct, conduit or line of pipes first ing a widening and partial reconstruction of hereinbefore referred to; and a service reser- the bridge carrying that road over the London voir in the said parish of Bramcote near Midland & Scottish Railway (Nottingham and Bramcote Vicarage. Mansfield line); A widening of '-Vollaton Road and Radford Marsh, and a widening of Waver- 5. The compulsory acquisition of land in ley Street. connection with the said sewers, sewage works, and sewage disposal works, street works, and 3. The purchase by the Corporation by com- the provision of sites for buildings near pulsion or agreement of the following lands:— thereto, and waterworks, and the purchase by (a) For the purpose of parks and agreement of land for the purposes of any of recreation grounds: — the undertakings of the Corporation, and for (i) A piece of land at Bulwell in the the other purposes of the intended Act, and City, bounded on the West by the River the modification of the Lands Clauses Acts Leen, on the North by the Approach Road with respect to such acquisition and purchase; to the Bulwell Station of the London Mid- the stopping up of rights of way, roads, high- land & Scottish Railway (Nottingham and ways and footpaths in connection with the Mansfield Line) and on the east and south execution of any of the said works and in by the London Midland and Scottish Rail- particular the diversion or stopping up of the way (Nottingham and Mansfield Line). footpaths in the said parish of Bramcote (ii) Lands in the Parish of South Wil- shown on the deposited plans of the said ford in the Rural District of Basford in intended service reservoir. the County of Nottingham on the South 6. The extension of the Corporation's limits bank of the River Trent, and on each side for the supply of water so as to include the of the London and North Eastern Railway parishes of Stapleford and Toton in the rural (Nottingham and Leicester Line) with an district of Stapleford in the County of easement or right of way on the said bank Nottingham and the repeal of so much of Ihe with power to construct and maintain a Stapleford and Sandiacre Water Act 1889 as footpath over a strip of land between the empowers the Stapleford Rural District said last mentioned lands and under the Council and the Shardlow Rural District bridge carrying the said Nottingham and Council to supply water in the said parish of Leicester Line over the River Trent. Stapleford, with power to the Corporation to purchase the water mains, plant, meters, (6) For reconstructing the footpath on the fittings and apparatus belonging to the Staple- south bank of the River Trent: — ford Rural District Council in the said parish A piece of land consisting of part of of Stapleford. the southern bank and the bed of the River 7. The extension of the Corporation's general Trent in the said Parish of South Wilford powers with regard to the supply of water for from the boundary between the Urban Dis- various purposes. trict of West Bridgford and the said parish 8. The construction by the Corporation of the to a point 330 feet or thereabouts measured following new trolley vehicle routes: — in a south-westerly direction along the Route A.—Commencing in South Parade southern bank of the said river from the by a junction with the authorised trolley said boundary. vehicle route of the Corporation in that street at a point 350 feet or thereabouts (c) For the purposes of the Trent Navi- measured in an easterly direction from the gation : — intersection of the centre lines of Wheeler A piece of land on the eastern side of Gate and South Parade, thence proceeding Trent Lane Sneinton in the city bounded along South Parade, Poultry, Victoria on the west by the said Trent Lane on the Street, Carlton Street and George Street to north by the fields numbered 1276, 1278, and terminating at the junction of George and 1279 on the ^^^ Ordnance Map of Street with Lower Parliament Street by a the City Edition 1914 Sheet No. XLII-7 junction with the authorised trolley vehicle on the east by the city boundary and on route of the Corporation in the last named the south by the River Trent. street;.
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