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The London Gazette, 16Th August 1968 9031 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 16TH AUGUST 1968 9031 office of the Town Clerk, Harrow Weald Lodge, 92 shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a fine not Uxbridge Road, Harrow Weald, Harrow, Middlesex, exceeding £10, unless he proves that emission of at all reasonable times during <the period of six weeks smoke was not caused by the use of any fuel other from the 23rd day of August 1968. than an authorised fuel. The authorised fuels Within the said period, any person who will be include anthracite, coke and other carbonised fuels, affected by the Order may by notice in writing to gas and electricity. the Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Local If confirmed, the Order will not come into- Government, Whitehall, London S.W.I, object to the operation before the 1st November 1969, or before confirmation of the Order. a later date determined by the Minister of Housing and Local Government. SCHEDULE Copies of the Order, and of the map referred to- An area of the Borough, approximately 574 acres therein, may be inspected free of charge at The in extent and situate in the Pinner North and Hatch Council House. Hazel Grove, at any reasonable time End Ward, bounded by a line commencing on the during the period of six weeks from the 23rd August north, along the boundary between Harrow and 1968. Watford Rural District and continuing on the west, Within the said period any person who will be by the boundary between Harrow and the London affected by the Order may by notice in writing to> Borough of Hillingdon, on the south, along Uxbridge the Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Local Govern- Road and on the east along Altham Road then in a ment, Whitehall, London S.W.I, object to the con- northerly direction until it meets the Harrow boun- firmation of the Order. dary. SCHEDULE All hereditaments now and to be erected in the following streets: The area within a line drawn from the junction of Hazlewood Road and Torkington Road, Hazel Abbey Close; Albury Drive; Altham Road (west Grove, in a north-easterly direction along the centre side only) ; Athol Close; Athol Gardens; Bede of Torkington Road to the junction with Offerton Close; Blythwood Road; Buckland Rise; The Road ; then, along the centre of Offerton Road to the Close, Pinner Hill Road; Crossway, Pinner; Urban District boundary ; then in a north-westerly Cuckoo Hill (Part: north side only—" L'Escar- direction following the Urban District boundary to got " : " Briar Dene " ; " Bethune " ; " Downton " ; Bean Leach Road; then in a southerly direction " Elmcroft" ; and " Greenwoods ") ; Evelyn Drive ; at the rear of the houses of Famdon Avenue (odd Greenway, Pinner Hill Road ; Hillside Road (Part: numbers) to Bosden Fold Road ; then in an easterly all premises within the London Borough of Har- direction to the junction of Bosden Fold Road and row) ; Langland Drive; Latimer Close; Larimer Hazelwood Road ; then in a southerly direction along Gardens ; Limedene Close ; Linkway ; Lyndhurst the centre of Hazelwood Road to the starting point Avenue; Lyndhurst Gardens; Lytton Road ; at Torkington Road. Marsworth Avenue; Meredith Close; Mill Farm dose ; Montesole Court ; Murray Crescent; Nor- Dated this 9th day of August 1968. man Crescent; Northwold Drive, Cuckoo Hill ; Douglas W. West, Clerk of the Council. Park View Road; Pinner Green (north side only) ; The Council House, Pinner Hill; Pinner Hill Road; Poplar Close; Hazel Grove, Stockport. Potter Street and Potter Street Hill (all premises within the London Borough of Harrow); Rick- (432) mansworth Road (including Audley Court and Northcote) ; Scot Grove; South Close, Woodhall Gate; South View Road; Tanworth Gardens; PUDSEY BOROUGH COUNCIL Tooke Close ; Towers Road ; Tudor Road, Pinner ; The Borough of Pudsey, Calverley and Sunnybank Uxbridge Road, Hatch End (Part: 474 to 520 Smoke Control Order No. 7, 1968 even numbers inclusive) ; Uxbridge Road, Pinner Notice is hereby given that the Pudsey Borough (north side only—522 to 556 even numbers in- Council in exercise of the powers conferred on them clusive) ; Woodhall Drive; Woodhall Gate; by section 11 of the Clean Air Act 1956, on the Woodhall Road ; and Wynlie Gardens. 17th day of July 1968 made an Order entitled the By agreement with the London Borough of Hil- Borough of Pudsey, Calverley and Sunnybank Smoke lingdon under section 31 (6) of the Clean Air Act Control Order No. 7, 1968, declaring the area des- 1956, and for the purposes of the said Act, the fol- cribed in the Schedule hereto to be a Smoke Control lowing premises, all of which extend into the districts Area, which Order is about to be submitted to the of the London Boroughs of Hillingdon and Harrow, Minister of Housing and Local Government for shall be treated as wholly within the district of the confirmation. London Borough of Harrow and, accordingly, shall be Subject to any exemptions provided by virtue of subject to the provisions of the No. 18 Order, section 11 (4) of the Act if, on any day after the namely: Order has come into operation, smoke is emitted from The block of flats known as Nos. 42, 43, 44 and a chimney of any building within the smoke control 45, Abbey Close, Pinner. area, the occupier of that building shall be guilty of Dated this 15th day of August 1968. an offence and liable to a fine not exceeding £10 unless he proves that the emission of smoke was not Stanley Lancaster, Town Clerk. caused by the use of .any fuel, other than an authorised Harrow Weald Lodge, fuel. The authorised fuels include anthracite, coke 92 Uxbridge Road, and other carbonised fuels, gas and electricity. Harrow Weald, If confirmed, the Order will not come into opera- Harrow, Middlesex. tion before the 1st day of July 1969 or before a (201) late date determined by the Minister of Housing and Local Government. Copies of the Order, and of the map referred to HAZEL GROVE AND BRAMHALL therein may be inspected free of charge at the URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL Town Clerk's Office, Town Hall, Pudsey, at all reasonable times during the period of six weeks The Hazel Grove (No. 4) Smoke Control from the 22nd August 1968. Order, 1968 Within the said period any person who will be Notice is hereby given that the Hazel Grove and affected by the Order may by notice in writing to Bramhall Urban District Council in exercise of the the Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Local Govern- powers conferred by section 11 of the Clean Air ment, Whitehall, London S.W.I, object to the con- Act, 1956, on the 7th day of August 1968, made an firmation of the Order. Order entitled "The Hazel Grove (No. 4) Smoke Control Order, 1968 " declaring the area described in SCHEDULE the Schedule hereto to be a smoke control area which An area of 697-2 acres or thereabouts bounded Order is about to be submitted to the Minister of by a line taken from the junction of Woodhall Lane Housing and Local Government for confirmation. with Bradford Road in a northerly direction along Subject to the exemptions provided by the Order the western side of Woodhall Lane and then in a and by virtue of section 11(4) of the Act, if, on any north-easterly direction along the western side of day after the Order has come into operation, smoke is Woodhall Road to the junction of Woodhall Road with emitted from a chimney of any building within Town Gate, Calverley. Then by a line taken in the smoke control area, the occupant of that building a north-westerly direction along the western side of For any late Notices see Contents list on last page.
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