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THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, 10Th JANUARY 1964. 15 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, 10th JANUARY 1964. 15 The west side of Crossgate from a point 75 feet south of Blackwood ; Ortland ; Carnwath ; Carluke; Braid- its* junction with Kirk Wynd to a point 75 feet north of wood ; Stnthaven ; Chapelton ; Glasford ; Ashgill that junction. and Larkhall. The west side of Crossgate from its junction with Bonny- The full terms of the proposals may be inspected in the gate to a point 75 feet south of that junction. office of the County Council at Lanarkshire House, 191 s The east side of Crossgate from its junction with St. Ingram Sireet, Glasgow, between the hours of 9 a.m. and Catherine Street to a point 75 feet south of that junction. 5 p.m. on weekdays other than Saturdays, from 13th January to 31st January 1964 inclusive. The proposals will be considered by the County Council at a meeting to be held within Lanarkshire House aforesaid on Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1947 Wednesday, 5th February 1964 at 10.55 a.m. IAN V. PATERSON, County Clerk. BY deliverance of 30th December 1963, upon the application of the Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Forfar, the Lanarkshire House, Glasgow C.I. Sheriff of Perth and Angus has altered and extended the 6th January 1964. burzh boundary of the Royal Burgh of Forfar to include that are of land situated wholly within the Parish of Forfar and County of Angus extending to 40.296 acres lying between the extension of Taylor Street and the Perth-Forfar railway and shown on a map referred to in the said deliverance; MIDLOTHIAN COUNTY COUNCIL and has directed that his deliverance shall be deemed to have Special Scavenging District come into force on the 16th day of May last occurring before 6th January 1964, the date upon which the said deliverance NOTICE Is Hereby Given, in terms of Section 147(2) of was recorded in the Sheriff Court Books of the County of the Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1947, that the County Angus. Council of the County of Midlothian will, on Wednesday! A copy of the said deliverance and a copy of the map llth March 1964, consider the propriety of passing the referred to theerin may be inspected free of charge at the following resolution— office of the subscriber. " That the whole of the designated area of Livingston WM. S. McCuLLoCH, Town Clerk. New Town within the County of Midlothian be formed Forfar, 6th January 1964. into a special scavenging district." The full terms of the proposal may be inspected in the office of the subscriber between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on any week day (Monday to Friday inclusive) during the period from the date of insertion of this notice until 31st BURGH OF KIRKINTILLOCH January 1964. Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1947 A. A. L. EVANS, County Clerk* . NOTICE is Hereby Given that the Sheriff of Stirling, County Buildings, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh 1. Dumbarton and Clackmannan and Interim Sheriff of Lanark- 8th January 1964. shire have on the 18th day of November 1963, pronounced a Deliverance on the Petition of the Town Council of the Burgh of Kirkintilloch for an alteration of the said Burgh, the purport of the said Deliverance being to alter with effect from the 16th day of May 1964, the boundaries of the said MIDLOTHIAN COUNTY COUNCIL Burgh so that there shall be included within the boundaries of the said Burgh the area extending to 27.4 acres or thereby Special Sewerage District shown coloured pink on the map produced with the Petition (being the ground whereon the premises occupied by NOTICE Is Hereby Given, in terms of Section 147(2) of Girlings Ferro-Concrete Company Limited are contained the Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1947, that the County and adjoining ground), so that the said area to be included Council of the County of Midlothian will, on Wednesday, within the boundaries of the said Burgh shall be wholly llth March 1964> consider the propriety of passing the situated within the County of Dumbarton, and so that the following resolution— part of the said area to be included lying north of the centre " That the boundaries of the Pumpherston and Mid line of the Forth & Clyde Canal shall be included within Calder Special Sewerage District be altered by disjoining the Second Ward of the said Burgh and the part of the said therefrom the small area thereof within the Livingston area to be included lying to the South of the centre line of (Midlothian) Special Sewerage District," the Forth & Clyde Canal shall be included within the Third ward of the said Burgh. The full terms of the proposal may be inspected in the office of the subscriber between the hours of 10 a.m. and A copy of the said Petition and Deliverance and a 4 p.m. on any week day (Monday to Friday inclusive) during certified copy of the said map may be inspected free of the period from the date of insertion of this notice until charge at the Town Clerk's Office, Kirkintilloch, during office hours. 31st January 1964. ROBERT KYLE, Town Clerk. A. A. L. EVANS, County Clerk. Council Chambers, Kirkintilloch. County Buildings, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh 1. 6th January 1964. 8th January 1964. NTY COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF LANARK BURGH OF MOTHERWELL AND WISHAW SPECIAL DISTRICTS ROAD TRAFFIC ACT 1962—SECTION 11 (I) NOTICE Is Hereby Given, in accordance with the terms Imposition of 40 m.p.h. Speed Limit—Coltness Road ?" 147 (2) of the Local Government (Scotland) Act, that the County Council of the County of Lanark NOTICE Is Hereby Given that the Town Council of the Propose to alter, by extending the boundaries of— Burgh of Mothenvell and Wishaw intend to apply to the (1) Secretary of State for his consent to the making of an Order The County Special Sewerage and Sewage Disposal under Section 11 (1) of the Road Traffic Act, 1962, pro- District. hibiting driving of motor vehicles at a speed exceeding The proposals relate to areas at — 40 m.p.h. on the length of Coltness Road, Wishaw specified Bargeddie ; Bellshill ; Blackwood ; Bothwell ; Cha- in the Schedule to this notice. Pelton ; Newarthill ; Moodiesburn ; Ferniegair ; Any objection to the making of the Order should be sent Holvtown ; Allanton ; Larkhall ; Lesmahagow ; in writing to the undersigned not later than 5th February tddlewood ; Newmains ; Quarter ; Stane ; Stone- 1964. house ; Strathaven and Uddingston. ALEXANDER MC!NTOSH, Town Clerk. (2) The County Special Scavenging District. The proposals relate to areas at — Town Hall, Motherwell. Lpngriggend ; Annathill ; Muirhead ; Lenzie ; 6th January 1964. Moodiesburn; Glenmavis ; High Blantyre ; New SCHEDULE Meyenston ; Carfin ; Calderbraes ; Holytown ; Both- well ; Shotts ; Hartwood ; Allanton ; Harthill ; That part of Coltness Road, Wishaw from a point 230 Miottsburn; Cleland ; Newmains; Morningside ; lineal yards or thereby from its junction with Kirk Road to Waterloo; Rigside ; Culter ; Kirkfieldbank and the Burgh Boundary at the centre of Coltness Bridge, a wemphlar ; Crossford ; Coalburn ; Lesmahagow ; distance of 2,125 lineal yards or thereby..
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