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7580 the London Gazette, 25 November, 1927 7580 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 25 NOVEMBER, 1927. 1. The construction by the Corporation ol Lane and Whoberley Lane; (18) a well or (1) a service reservoir in the parish of ileriden wells and pumping station \vith adits in the in the rural district of M'eriden in the eounty said parish of Stoneleigh in the enclosures of Warwick in the enclosures numbered 228 numbered 1074 and 1076 on the giroo Ordnance and 637 on the ^^ Ordnance map of the map of the said parish (Edition 1925 Warwick- said parish (Edition 1925 Warwickshire Sheet shire Sheet No. XXI—10); (19) an aqueduct No. XXI—1); (2) a waste water conduit in the in the said parish of Stoneleigh commencing said parish leading from the said service reser- in the said pumping station (18) and terminat- voir (i); (3) a service reservoir in the parish of ing by a junction with the said aqueduct (17) Keresley in 'ciio rural district of Foleehill in about 10 chains east of '' the Firs ''; (20) a the said county in the enclosures numbered waste water conduit in the said parish of 7 and 28 on the 55*5-5 Ordnance map of the said Stoneleigh leading from the said pumping parish (Edition 1925 Warwickshire Sheet station (18). No. XVI—11); (4) a waste water conduit in 2. The construction by the Corporation of the said parish of Keresley leading from the a bridge, partly in the City and partly in the said service reservoir (3); (5) an aqueduco com- parish of Holy Trinity Without Coventry, in mencing in the said parish of Meriden in the the Rural District of Coventry, in the, County said service reservoir (1) and terminating in of Warwick, to carry Holbrook Lane and the said parish of Keresley in the said service Lockhurst Lane over the London Midland and reservoir (3); (6) a well or wells and pumping Scottish Railway at Foleshill Station, with im- station with adits in the parish of Coundon in provements of Holbrook Lane and Lockhurst the said rural district of Meriden in the Lane, widenings and improvements of Hertford enclosure numbered 72 on the 5^5 Ordnance Street, G-reyfriars Lane and Narrow Lane in map of the said parish (Edition 1925 Warwick- (he City, and a new road, being a diversion of shire Sheet No. XXT—3); (7) a waste water Green Lane and Mile Lane, in the parish of conduit in the said parish of Coundon St. Michael Without Coventry, in the Rural leading from the said pumping station (6); District of Coventry, in the County of Warwick. (8) an aqueduct commencing in the parish 3. The construction by the Corporation of of Corley in the said rural district of an improvement of the course of the River Meriden in the lane numbered 386 on the Sherbourne under and near the Smithfield 2F5S Ordnance map of the said parish (Edition Market in the City. 1925 Warwickshire Sheet No. XVI—11) near 4. The construction laying out and main- the Corporation's pumping station in that parish tenance by the Corporation, in the said parish and terminating in the said parish of Keresley of St. Michael Without Coventry, of an exten- at the junction of Watery Lane with the road sion of their New Cemetery at London Road in numbered 158 on the ^uo Ordnance map of that parish on lands now forming the site of the said parish (Edition 1925 Warwickshire parts of Green Lane and Mile Lane proposed to Sheet No. XVI—15); (9) an additional well or be stopped up and land (triangular in shape) wells or shaft or shafts and pumping station belonging to the Right Honourable Francis at the Corporation's pumping station in the Ormonde Henry Lord Cheylesmore containing said parish of Keresley; (10) a water-tower in an area of 10 acres or thereabouts bounded on the City in tlie enclosure numbered 646 in the the east by the said portion of Green Lane to 25^ Ordnance map of the City (Edition 1925 be stopped up, on the south by a straight line Warwickshire Sheet No. XXI—15); (11) a drawn in a westerly direction in continuation waste water conduit in the City leading from of the line of the northern boundary of Whitley the said water tower (10); (12) an aqueduct Common for a distance of 161 yards from the commencing in the parish of Allesley in the north-western comer of Whitley Common and said rural district of Meriden by a en the north-west by a line generally in a junction with the said aqueduct (5) at the north-westerly direction commencing at the junction of the Birmingham and Coventry western termination of the straight line herein- main road and Windmill Lane and terminat- before referred to and terminating at the ing in the City at the said water tower (10); northern end of the said portion of Green Lane (13) an aqueduct in the City commencing in to be stopped up. the said water tower (10) and terminating by a junction with the existing aqueduct of the 5. The enactment of provisions to the effect Corporation at the junction of Beechwood that all cemeteries and burial grounds belong- Avenue and Rochester Koad; (14) a water ing to the Corporation in any capacity shall tower in the parisb of Stoneleigh in the rural be vested in them as a local authority and district, and the county, of Warwick in the en- urban sanitary authority under the Public closure numbsred 924 on the 5^3 Ordnance Health (Interments) Act 1879 and the Public map of that parish (Edition 1925 Warwick- Health Acts and that the provisions of those shire Sheet No. XXVI—1); (15) a waste water Acts shall apply to all such cemeteries and conduit in the said parish of Stoneleigh lead- burial grounds. ing from the said water tower (14); (16) an 6. The conferring upon the Corporation of aqueduct commencing in the said parish of further powers with regard to advertisements Allesley by a junction with an existing aque- and the control of advertising and other hoard- duct of the Corporation tit the junction of Oak ings and particularly with regard to the Lane and the Birmingham and Coventry main limitation of the height of hoardings. road and terminating in the said parTsh of 7. The borrowing of money for the purposes Stoneleigh in the said water tower (14;; (17) an of the intended Act and other financial aqueduct in the said parish of Stoneleigh com- matters and the repeal, incorporation and mencing by a junction with the said aqueduct amendment of Acts. (16) at the junction of Broad Lane and Banner Plans and sections of the intended works Lane and terminating by a junction with the and plans of the lands intended to be taken said aqueduct (12; at the junction of Broad together with a book of reference to the plans.
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