Mayors Meeting Sets License Fees and Lighting Plans
The council met on a Tuesday night with Aldermen Kraine Blomfield Beck Eland McKern and Town Clerk present. The clerk read accounts showing receipts and credits for gasworks and other funds totaling 170 8 1d with general accounts at 320 10s and gasworks 260 4 5d. The finance committee urged payment of general accounts 1755 8 1d and gasworks 58 8d. License fees were fixed with building fee 1s and other licenses set. hoardings licensing debated, Wickham and Co. owning all existing hoardings. The mayor opposed licensing, suggesting a 5s per square yard charge if any. Works committee reported on street work and maintenance with no new large projects. Gasworks reports covered craugh mouth production and lamp service, noting a plea for better testing and improvement of lighting, including acetylene trials. The Lighting committee outlined ongoing concerns and a push to replace outdated kerosene lamps, while a burglary scare prompted calls for penalties on offenders. The Bylaws and Bards were discussed, with a range of minor improvements and yard improvements costing 282 26 fl. Finally, yard receipts for September rose to 21 20.
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Ald. Brine
Gipps
Stepa
Lampe
Balkyards
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Council debates health work and night soil depot policy
Ald and Beck move to adopt the health committee report praising sanitation gains and flagging issues from footpath expostulation to night soil depot siting. Discussion covers inspector complicity, depot location within town, and a negotiated pay deal with Mr Attrill, plus methods to clear nuisances and maintain sanitation standards.
Local council meeting on finances kerbing and visit plans
The council adopted a report on stock returns and condemned livestock. The Mayor announced works on kerbing and street alignment, audits to start next week, and street lighting adjustments near the church. Citizens debated Governor visit plans, banquet attendance, and council participation, with Aldermen urging cooperation and reception arrangements.
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