Town and country planning : model clauses for use in the preparation of schemes (with notes).

Date:
1937
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Town and country planning : model clauses for use in the preparation of schemes (with notes). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    (4) The duplicate plans prepared under the provisions of the last preceding Sub-clause shall be sealed with the seal of the Council and thereafter one plan shall be attached to the Map and the other shall be forwarded to the Minister. PART III.—STREETS AND BUILDING LINES. 11. In this Part of the Scheme, except where the context otherwise requires or it is otherwise expressly provided, the following words and expressions have the respective meanings hereby assigned to them :— [‘‘ The Act of 1892” means the Private Street Works Act, 1892] [‘‘ The Act of 1875 ” means the Public Health Act, 1875] as amended by any sub- sequent Acts, whether public, local or private, which are in operation in the Area; ‘‘ A byelaw street” means a street constructed so as to comply with any enactments, regulations or bye- laws in operation in the Area; “ Private street ’? means a street as defined by the Public Health Acts not being a highway repair- able by the inhabitants at large; ‘ Tncidental works ” means any slopes, approaches, embankments, cuttings, retaining walls, bridges, arches, girders, culverts, drains or other works neces- sary and incidental to the construction of a street, and includes any works required for fencing the street; > ‘* The cost of a standard street ’’ means— (i) in relation to a proposed new street or an existing private street widened in accordance with the provisions of the Scheme, the amount which would at the date of the commencement of the works have been the cost of the execution of street works (as defined in Section 27 of the Act), in the course of the construction of the street, if it had been carried out so as to comply with any enactments, byelaws or regulations in operation in the Area; and as respects matters for which no provision is made in any such enactments, byelaws or regulations, so as to comply with such specification as a highway authority for the area would at the date of the commencement of the works have required as a condition of de- claring a street to be a highway repairable by the inhabitants at large; and (ii) in relation to an existing highway repair- able by the inhabitants at large which is widened in accordance with the provisions of this Scheme, such proportion of the amount which would at the commencement of the works have been the cost of executing street works (as defined in Section 27 of the Act) on a street the construction of which had been carried out in the manner referred to in the last preceding paragraph, as the width of the added strip bears to the width of a byelaw street. For this purpose the term ‘‘ added strip ” means the extent, if any, by which the existing highway is less in width than a byelaw street. | niperte. Fe 40346 B Interpreta- tion.