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3376 the London Gazette, 25Th March 1966 3376 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 25TH MARCH 1966 at all reasonable times during the period of six weeks and by virtue of section 11 (4) of the Act if, on from the 31st day of March 1966. any day after the Order has come into operation, Within the said period, any person who will be smoke is emitted from a chimney of any building affected by the Order, may by notice in writing to the within the smoke control area the occupier of that Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Local Govern- building shall be guilty of an offence and liable to ment, Whitehall, London S.W.I, object to the con- a fine not exceeding £10 unless he proves that firmation of the Order. the emission of smoke was not caused by the use of any fuel other than an authorised fuel. The SCHEDULE authorised fuels include anthracite, coke and other An area of the Borough, approximately 304 acres in carbonised fuels, gas and electricity. extent, bounded, on the east, by Rayners Lane, Copies of the Order and of the map referred to Pinner; on the south, by the London Transport therein may be inspected free of charge at the Town Railway (Piccadilly and Metropolitan) Line; and Hall, Walthamstow, London, E.I7, at all reasonable thence by a line continuing in a northerly direction times during the period of six weeks from the 1st along the boundary with the London Borough of day of April 1966. Hillingdon, turning east along the rear boundaries of Within the said period any person who will be properties on the northern side of Cannonbury Avenue affected by the Order may by notice in writing to and then north along the rear boundaries of proper- The Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Local ties on the western side of Cannon Lane, thenpe Government, Whitehall, London S.W.I, object to the along Eastcote Road and Marsh Road to Rayners confirmation of the Order. Lane. The area contains 2,071 private dwellings; 276 SCHEDULE Council-owned dwellings; 76 commercial premises; An area bounded by: and the following other premises, namely: Junction of Boundary Road and Boston Road, Pinner County Grammar School, Beaulieu Drive ; centre of Boundary Road in a westerly direction Cannon Lane Primary School, Cannonbury Avenue ; following the old boundary between Walthamstow St. Martin's Church, Cannon Lane; Methodist and Leyton to the Hackney boundary, thence along Church, Cannon Lane ; G.P.O. Telephone Exchange, Hackney boundary in a northerly direction, round Marsh Road; Lodge at Pinner Village Gardens, northern and eastern boundaries of High Mavnard Marsh Road; Harrow West Conservative Associa- Reservoir to northern boundary of railway (British tion H.Q., Village Way; Pinner Village Allotments Railways, Midland Region—St. Pancras-Barking Site, Village Way; G.P.O. Telephone Exchange, Line), along northern boundary of railway to centre Village Way; and Streamside Allotments Site, of Blackhorse Road by Blackhorse Road Railway Whittington Way. Station, along centre of Blackhorse Road to centre All hereditaments now and to be erected in the of Coppermill Lane centre of Coppermill Lane to following streets: centre of Chester Road, centre of Chester Road to The Avenue, Pinner; Beaulieu Drive ; Brunswick centre of Salop Road, centre of Salop Road and Close; Cannonbury Avenue (1-147 odd, inclusive; across railway by Essex Road, along southern boun- 10-152 even, inclusive) ; and School House, Cannon dary of railway and boundary of allotment gardens, Lane Primary School; Cannon Lane (part: 1-251 and St. James' Park to centre of South Access Road, odd, inclusive; 2-254 even, inclusive; and shops and centre of South Access Road to centre of Forster commercial premises) ; Central Avenue; Chestnut Road, centre of Forster Road to centre of Low Hall Drive, Pinner; Church Avenue ; The Close, Rayners Lane, centre of Low Hall Lane to centre of Mark- Lane (1-35 odd, inclusive) ; Compton Rise; The house Road, centre of Markhouse Road to centre of Croft, Rayners Lane; Dawlish Drive (all private Ringwood Road, centre of Ringwood Road, rear dwellings and buildings in Ellement's Yard) ; Dews- bury Close ; Downs Avenue ; Durley Avenue ; East- boundaries of properties on eastern side of Tennyson cote Road, Pinner (Part 1-29 odd, inclusive) ; Eastern Road, along boundaries of properties on northern Avenue; Frobisher Close, The Gardens, Rayners side of Queens Road to centre of Lennox Road, Lane; The Glen; The Greenway, Rayners Lane; centre of Longfellow Road, centre of Boston Road Grove Avenue; Hardy Close; Hawlands Drive; to junction with Boundary Road.—Dated this 18th Hereford Gardens (all private dwellings and Hereford day of March 1966. House) ; Highfield Avenue, Hillcroft Avenue ; Lad- Edna A. Cann, Town Clerk. brook Close ; Lulworth Drive; Marsh Road (Part: Town Hall, 47-105 odd, inclusive) ; Pinner Grove, Raleigh Close ; Walthamstow, Rayners Lane, Pinner (Part: West side—all private London E.17. dwellings, shops and commercial premises) ; Rodney (748) Close ; St. Michael's Crescent; South Close (Village Way) ; Southbourne Close; Tewkesbury Avenue; Treyone Gardens; Village Way; West Avenue: Whittington Way (all private dwellings, shops and commercial premises ; and Wimborne Drive. ROAD TRAFFIC ACTS Note: No. 8 Cannonbury Avenue and St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Rushdene Road, through both ALFRETON URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL of which hereditaments the Borough's boundary line The Alfreton (Various Streets) (Restriction of with the London Borough of Hillingdon passes, have Waiting) Variation Order, 1966 been excluded from the No. 11 Order. Notice is hereby given ithat on irhe 1st day of March Dated this 22nd day of March 1966. 1966 the Urban District Council of Alfreton made David Pitchard, Town Clerk. an Order under section (26) and (27) of the Road Traffic Act 1960 the effect of which will be to restrict Harrow Weald Lodge, as from the 12th day of April 1966, the waiting of 92 Uxbridge Road, Harrow Weald, vehicles between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Harrow, Middlesex. in certain streets described in the Schedules to the (354) Order, particulars of which are given below: Schedule 1. Waiting limited to 30 minutes in any 1 hour LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM (a) Church Street, Alfreton—South Side FOREST Between a point 37 yards west of its junction with Waltham Forest (No. 10) Smoke Control King Street (A.61) and a point 116 yards .west of Order, 1966 that junction. (b) High Street, Alfreton—North Side Notice is hereby given that the Mayor, Aldermen Between a point 77 yards east of its junction with and Burgesses of the Borough of Waltham Forest, Chesterfield Road (A.61) and its junction with acting by the Council, in exercise of the powers Rodger's Lane. conferred on them by section 11 of the Clean Air Act, 1956, on the 16th day of March 1966, made Schedule 2. No Waiting an Order entitled the Waltham Forest (No. 10) Smoke (a) High Street and Church Street, Alfreton, Control Order, 1966, declaring the area described in other than the sides of the road described in the Schedule hereto to be a smoke control area, Schedule 1. which Order is about to be submitted to the Minister (b) Institute Lane, Alfreton, for the whole of its of Housing and Local Government for confirmation. length between its junction with High Street and Subject to the exemptions provided by the Order its junction with Hall Street. For any late Notices see Contents list on last page.
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