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Harrow Urban District Council 2nd October, 1934. Vol. 1-No ». HARROW URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. MINUTES of the Monthly Meeting of the Council held in the Council Chamber, Council Offices, Wealdstone, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of October, 1934. PRESENT: Councillor Mr. T. Charles, J.P. (Chairman). ,, Mr. G. F. Telfer (Vice-Chairman). Councillor Mrs. M. E. Webb. Councillor Mr. T. A. Ellement. Mr. W. T. Adams. Mr. A. G. Elliot-Smith. Mr. G. W. Alien. Mr. D. C. Ellis. Mr. A. C. Andrews. Dr. R. Forbes, J.P. Mr. C. E. Brady. Mr. J. Greer. : Mr. C. Brown. Mr. A. Hannibal. Mr. A. Buttle. Mr. A. J. Lambert. Mr. F. A. Coles. Mr. L. C. Mennell. Mr. F. P. Cope. Mr. D. J. Pratt. Mr. H. Cornish. Mr. S. J. Rust. Mr. R. W. Cowan. Mr. J. V. Smith. Mr. H. H. Crabb. Mr. E. G. Swann. Mr. E. L. Cridford. Mr. W. Weston. Dr. N. Crosby. Mr. J. Wibberley. Mr. H. Dawson. Mr. G. W. B. Wilkins. Dr. T. Edwards. 2nd October, 1934. 370 MINUTES.—The Minutes of the Meetings of the Council held on 3ist July, i5th August and i4th September, 1934, having been printed and circulated, were confirmed and signed, Councillor Greer's name being added to those of Members voting against Resolution No. 685 and attention being- drawn to Resolution No. 688, in which Roxeth Green Avenue, West Harrow Ward, was shewn to be in Roxeth Ward. CHAIRMAN'S REPORT.—The Chairman si bmit.td a Report of matters dealt with by him during Vacation pursuant to authority given by the Council and, so far as the same re­ quired confirmation, the action of the Chairman was approved and confirmed. REPORT OF THE VALUATION AND RATING COMMITTEE. It was moved by Councillor Lambert, seconded by Coun­ cillor Alien, and— RESOLVED:— 1. That the Report of the Valuation and Rating Cormmittee for their Meeting on loth September, 1934, be received. 2. BASES OF ASSESSMENT. KENTON AREA: That the method of valuation applied in the late Hendon Rural area be applied throughout the Kenton area of the District. 3. UNIFORMITY OF ASSESSMENTS : That it be an instruction to the Valuation Officer, when appointed, to investigate assess­ ments throughout the area of the Harrow Rating Authority and report thereon to the Valuation and Rating Committee as soon as possible. 4. That Part II. of the Report of the Valuation and Rating Committee be confirmed. REPORT OF THE TOWN PLANNING COMMITTEE. It was imoved by Councillor Rust, seconded by Councillor Cridford, and— RESOLVED:— i. That the Report of the Town Planning Committee for their Meeting on roth September, 1934, be received. 2nd October, 1934. 371 2. HARROW-ON-THE-HlLL TOWN PLANNING SCHEME, 1933 : That consent be given under the Harrow-on-the-Hill Town Planning Scheme, 1933, to the development which is the subject of the following applications :— Town Pig. Plan Ref. No. No. Applicant, Property & Proposed Development. 26 85 Grainger & Apthorpe (for Sage & Dennis) — land, Tregenna Avenue, Earlsmead Estate- erection of 17 houses. 27 90 S. Pointon Taylor —Lower School of John Lyon, Middle Road— Additions. 28 95 G. L. Eussell (for P. Smirk & Son (Builders), Ltd.) —land, Park Mead & Park Lane^— con­ struction of road & erection of 26 & 5 houses. 29 97 Marshall & Tweedy (for Warwick Estates, Ltd.) — land, junction of Shaftesbury Avenue & Koxeth Green Avenue — erection of 9 shops with flats over & lay-out of further 27 shops. APPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT PERMISSIONS : That the decisions of the Town Planning Committee upon applica­ tions for Development. Permissions under the Town and Country Planning (General Interim Development) Order, 1933, as indicated below, be approved and confirmed, and that the Seal of the Council be affixed to the Development Permissions :— Hendon Rural Town Planning Scheme. Town Pig. Ref. Plan Applicant, Property & No. No. Proposed Development. Decision of Committee. 104 Biscoe & Stanton (for Permission granted. London Diocesan Fund) —land, corner of Clifton Avenue & TJppinghain Avenue, Kenton—erec­ tion of Church, Church Hall & Vicarage. 106 W. C. Glen (for Self & Permission granted, sub­ Others) — Nos. 270-282 ject to:— (even), Whitchurch (1^ All properties being Lane, Stanmore — re- converted simultan­ zoning for shops. eously; & (2) Plans for conversion being approved by the committee. 2nd October, 1934. 372 I uwri rig. nei. r i an Applicant,n VV Property & Decision of Committee. No. No. ProjProposed Development. 116 — T. F. Nash, Ltd. (for The Permission granted. WeWealdstone Joinery Wo i. Ltd.) — land, wes of Cemetery, NoNower Hill Estate, Pin­ ner — construction of culcul-de-sac for erection of 18 bungalows. 117 — Matt ews & Son (for Permission granted. F. J. Lawes & Son, Ltc ) — land, " Ayl • waiwards " Estate, Stan- momore: Hill—construction of roads for residential devdevelopment, involving dev ion of Town X.Pin Ic ed Eoad No. 2 (Ai(Amended lay-out). 118 — RelleEelleen & Betts (for Film Permission refused on PisPlays, Ltd.)—land "The the following grounds: Grc " Estate, Stan- (1) Site is within a re­ momore—erection of Film sidential character- StuStudio, Offices, Dance zone; Ha Refreshment & (2) No opportunity af­ Bil •d Rooms & 6 forded owners in local­ Stu s: construction ity for making repre­ of ISwimming Pool, Ten­ sentations — applicants nis Courts & approxi­ not having complied mamate! v 200 houses. with Council's request for application to be advertised. 119 MarshallMars & Tweedy (for Permission granted, sub­ L. F. Richardson)— ject to all trees on the land,IctlJ1 d Yl " South Lodge " Estates being preserved & The Gatehouse" as required by and to Estates,Est Edgware Road. the satisfaction of the StaStanmore—erection of Surveyor. 4 blocksb of 9 flats each. 121 N. EH. Sagar (for Gordon Permission refused on Garage—land,Ga corner of the ground that the KentonKe Lane & Gordon site of the proposed en­ Avenue,Av Harrow Weald gineering shop is with­ ——P —erectionC of petrol ser­ in a residential area. vicevie station with repair gai ?, 6 lock-up garagesgai and.(ultimately> an engineering shop. 122 551 Rude k & Meighan— Permission granted. "BBurford House," Har­ rowTOT View—erection & exl lion of stores & workshops.wo 3"3 2nd October, 1934. Town Pig. Ref. Plan Applicant, Property & Decision of Committee. No. No. Proposed Development. 123 435 A. E. Beaumont (for Permission refused on Parknelds Develop­ the following grounds: ments)—land, Broad- (1) Proposed building fields, Headstone Lane, not in keeping with erection of block of 12 adjacent properties, flats. erected in accordance with existing Permit; and (2) Objections received from owner-occupiers of such properties. 124 E. B. Burge, Ltd. (for Consideration adjourned Clifford & Clifford)— for submission of land, Byron Estate, drainage scheme. Rayners Lane — con­ struction of road & erection of 88 houses. 125 Lambert & Cooke—land, Permission granted. off Marl borough Hill— construction of 2 closes & erection of 42 houses. (Lay-out not shewing extension of Marlbor- ough Hill). 126 W. A. Telling, Ltd.— Consideration adjourned house, Plot No. 33, for applicant to give Cuckoo Hill Road—es­ notice of application tablishment of Kinder­ by advertisement in a garten School. local newspaper at own expense. 127 630 Grooderson & Buckle v Permission refused on (for W. J. Parley)— the ground that den­ land, Woodridings Ave­ sity exceeds that per­ nue—erection of 2 mitted under the Town houses. Planning Scheme, viz., 8 houses to an acre. 128 525 Peters Bros. — land, Permission granted. Cavendish Drive, Stan- more—erection of house (semi-bungalow type), 1ft. 6ins. from owner's boundary. 129 604 Taylor Woodrow, Ltd. Consideration adjourned (for Wonder Homes, for further plans shew­ Ltd.) — land, Morley ing varying rear eleva­ Crescent East—erection tions & for informa­ of 46 houses. tion concerning use of the front elevations submitted. 2nd October, 1934. 374 Town Pig. Ref. Plan Applicant, Property &. Decision of Committee. No. No. Proposed Development. Permission granted. 130 608 J. Searcy—land, Talbot Road—erection of 46 houses. Permission granted. 131 607 J. Searcy—land, Locket Road—erection of 64 houses. Permission refused on 132 617 S. Lintern — " Thelma," Hughenden Avenue, the ground that pro­ Kenton—construction of perty is within an area outside staircase with a covered by a Permit view to use of house as allowing only the erec­ 2 flats. tion of houses designed for use as a dwelling for a single family. 133 609 J. F. Burr (for 1st Har­ Approved as a temporary row Weald Scout building, under licence Troop)—land, junction only. of Clamp Hill with Brookshill—erection of temporary Scouts' hut. Permission granted. 134 423A H. Bayliss Silver, Ltd. —land, Box Tree Lane. Harrow Weald — erec­ tion of 4 houses. 135 558 Howell & Burgess (Lon­ Permission refused be­ don), Ltd.—land, "The cause elevations not ac­ Towers" Estate, East- ceptable ; plans shew­ cote Road, Pinner— ing variation in design erection of 48 houses. requested. 136 Andrew Anderson—"Man­ Permission refused on or House" Estate, Stan- the ground that in­ more—erection of 3 sufficient details of blocks of 100 flats each. proposed buildings are shewn. 137 658 T. F. Nash, Ltd. (for Approved as a tem­ Tithe Farm Social porary building, under Club)—land, Rayners licence only. Lane—erection of tem­ porary sports pavilion. 138 659 G. H. Nicholls (for A. E. Permission refused on Warren) — land, off the ground that the Glebe Road, Stanmorp lay-out of buildings is —erection of 12 flats & badly arranged. construction of access road. 2nd October, 1934. 375 Town Pig. Ref. j Plan Applicant, Property and No. No. Proposed Development. Decision of Committee. 139 683 North, Robin & Wilsdon Permission granted. (for H. Cotry & Others) —No. 27, Bridge Street, Pinner — erection of shop with maisonette over. Harrow-on-the-Hill (No. 2 Area) Town Planning Scheme. A. T. Coucher—No. 115, Permision granted. Pinner Eoad—Conver­ sion into two self-con­ tained flats.
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