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Public Health Acts and Clean Air THE LONDON GAZETTE, ?TH FEBRUARY 1975 1775 A copy of the application and of any map, plan or other Tothill Street, London S.W.I, object to the confirmation document submitted with it may be inspected free of of the Variation Order. charge at Llewellyns Quay, Port Talbot, Glam., at all reason- SCHEDULE able hours during the period beginning on 12th February Somersall Hall, Somersall Lane, Chesterfield. 1975, and ending on 14th March 1975. Dated 7th February 1975. Any person who wishes to make representations about R. A. Kennedy, Town Clerk. the application should do so in writing to the Clerk of the Town Hall, Welsh National Water Development Authority at Tremains Chesterfield. (598) House, Coychurch Road, Bridgend, before the end of the said period. Dated 28th January 1975. HYNDBURN BOROUGH COUNCIL Charles L. Archibald, on behalf of T. Potter & Sons, The Borough of Hyndburn (No. 34) Smoke Control Order, (729) Ltd. 1975 The Borough of Hyndburn (No. 35) Smoke Control Order, 1975 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LICENCE TO OBSTRUCT OR IMPEDE THE FLOW OF AN Notice is hereby given, that the Council of the Borough of INLAND WATER BY MEANS OF IMPOUNDING Hyndburn, in exercise of the powers conferred on them by WORKS. section 11 of the Clean Air Act, 1956, on the 28th January 1975 made the above-mentioned Smoke Control Orders, Notice is hereby given that an application is being made declaring each of the areas described in the Schedule hereto to the South West Water Authority by Charles James to be a Smoke Control Area, which Orders are about to be Gregory Church, for a licence to obstruct or impede the submitted to the Secretary of State for the Environment, flow of Drainage ditch running through fields attached to for confirmation. " Old Sandpits ", Drimpton Road, Broadwindsor, Dorset, by Subject to the limitations and exemptions provided by means of two gravel/earth dams, at " Old Sandpits" each Order and by virtue of section 11 (4) of the Act if, Drimpton Road, Broadwindsor, Beaminster, Ordn. Survey on any day after the Order has come into operation, smoke Grid. Ref. S T 425045. is emitted from a chimney of any building within the smoke The object of impounding water by means of the works control areas the occupier of that building shall be guilty is to create two ornamental lakes. of an offence and liable to a fine not exceeding £20 unless The capacity of the reservoir at overflow level will be he proves that the emission of smoke was not caused by 0-5 million gallons) and 0'2 million gallons respectively. the use of any fuel other than authorised fuel. The Further details of the application are: authorised fuels include anthracite, coke and other car- bonised fuels, gas and electricity. The ornamental lakes stocked with fish, will form If confirmed, the Orders will not come into operation part of 6 acres of informal gardens, which will utilize before the dates respectively specified hereunder against the existing boggy meadow. each Order, or before such later dates as may be deter- A copy of the application and of any map, plan or mined by the Secretary of State for the Environment: other document submitted with it may be inspected free The No. 34 Smoke Control Order—1st November 1975. of charge at " Old Sandpits", Drimpton Road, Broad- The No. 35 Smoke Control Order—1st November 1975. windsor, at all reasonable hours during the period beginning on 8th February 1975, and ending on 8th March 1975. Copies of the Orders and of the maps referred to therein may be inspected, free of charge, at my office in the Any person who wishes to make representations about Municipal Offices, St. James Street, Accrington, at all the application should do so in writing to the Director of reasonable times during the period of six weeks from the Administration to the South West Water Authority at 17th February 1975. 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter, EX1 IRE, before the end of Within the said period any person who will be affected the said period. by any of the Orders may by notice in writing to the Dated 29th January 1975. Secretary, Department of the Environment, Queen Anne's (735) Charles Church. Chambers, Tothill Street, London, SW1H 9JY, object to the confirmation of the Orders. SCHEDULE The Borough of Hyndburn (No. 34) Smoke Control Order, PUBLIC HEALTH ACTS 1975 AND CLEAN AIR ACT The area consisting of Hyndbum No. 34 Smoke Control Area is bounded to the north by the Accrington No. 11 CHESTERFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL Smoke Control Order; to the west by the Accrington CLEAN AIR ACT, 1956 No. 13 Smoke Control Order and to the south by the Accrington No. 7 Smoke Control Order. The Chesterfield No. 9 (St. Thomas) Smoke Control The area is bounded to the north by a line along the (Variation) Order, 1975 centre of Blackburn Road from the Western side of Accring- Notice is hereby given that the Chesterfield Borough Council ton—Burnley railway line to its intersection with the in exercise of the powers conferred upon them by section 11 projected centre line of Willows Lane. It continues of the Clean Air Act, 1956 on the 4th February 1975 made southerly along the centre line of Willows Lane until it an Order entitled "The Chesterfield No. 9 (St. Thomas) reaches the projected centre line of Park Crescent at the Smoke Control (Variation) Order, 1975" (hereinafter re- junction of Willows Lane and Park Crescent. This forms ferred to as the Variation Order) which is about to be the Western boundary of the area. submitted to the Secretary of State for the Environment The boundary then continues in an easterly direction for confirmation, declaring that the Chesterfield No. 9 (St. along Park Crescent to the curtilage of the Bowling Club Thomas) Smoke Control Order, 1974 (hereinafter referred grounds. The boundary continues in a northerly direction to as the Principal Order) shall be varied to the extent that following the club perimeter then east and south until it the premises described in the Schedule hereto shall, with reaches the northern limits of the front gardens of Rose effect from the date of operation of the said Variation Place. It continues eastwards along the footpath across Order be exempt from the provisions of the Principal Order. Bath Street to the south facing gable walls of Woodnook If confirmed the Variation Order will not come into mills which it follows to the centre line of the disused operation before the 1st September 1975 or before a later Bury to Accrington railway line. date determined by the Secretary of State for the Finally, the area boundary is completed on the east by Environment. a line along the centre of the Bury—Accrington railway A copy of the Variation Order may be inspected, free until its intersection with a line on the western side of the of charge at the Town Clerk's Office, Town Hall, Chester- Burnley—Accrington railway which it follows to the junction field at all reasonable hours during the period of 6 weeks with the centre line of Blackburn Road. from the 14th February 1975. The Borough of Hyndburn (No. 35) Smoke Control Order, Within the said period any person who will be affected 1975 by the Variation Order may by notice in writing to the The area is bounded on the north by the centre line of Secretary of State for the Environment, Caxton House, Hermitage Street, High Street and Blackburn Road,. B2.
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