LOCAL BODIES.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 66, 19 March 1925, Page 15

LOCAL BODIES.

GLEN ED EK TOWN board. j j* Glen Eden To™ j Mr! rngh, Mr. UnJ. Mr r West Mr. Errlngton. and ; Bourne, -" r - - I j Cr"<l n ?t Suction with the hall on their , "•"Si wbiWi they are holding , -^' t!y ' "iifor "lor Mr. Hosier's sub- j Tb . e £££ rejrardlns the pJpce of land j and . W h'nUdin- inspector watted upon the ( TU ? re-inl ro the unsatisfactory : ftS has exited so far in regard t that v^ a b v Af , er n lon.' to the. ba inVnirtert ■.««•* that the , 4PSHEanV?a<K retirements of the } pjumbinP anu r ;ls Je tailed in i B^T-fStreguU'ttons nre duly carried ( «rfrrter., to re.: to rtW , c Rnad!—The chairman of the ' n ommUte"-u : X< ] anth I ,r; r l to com- . S/tt the residents on the : s f Imp of Pleasant Bond, and the east . *!* 5 West Coast Bnad. adjoining the : -hat if they clear and make the , J? board by them, and the clerk was ' ffiSSa to rarnent them tn at once see n thes hanrlns of the door in the shelter ' t JnriilP.l" It was evident that be- • iS%JS tether concessions are jrranted j they will have to J i»Tide grantee* that an-y arrangement , they enter into will be duly and promptly Ca ra=em°e I nts.-It was left to Mr. Bourne j to arnuijre for necessary easements oa §SHtoote.-A former resolution fixing | +4 stock route in the district was re- ; *'• eVnpna that it would be advisable that j [he ln"al body tnovin- in the matter call « rnnference of all those interested. 11 Tfew Road.-Complaints were marie as . ta the footpath on this road, and the chairnan of the works committee was asked Va&'o/nalU-xTnders for this work ! _.„ rewirPrt and the lowest tender, that ; Tf Mr Gerlach, of Mount Eden, was ■ Ttc°H was holding the local service on : the first Sunday in April, and in accordenre with their request the use of the iall was panted. " * : Brl-nvsr—The clerk was instructed to , have the rpw hv-laws printed. i XoJons Wee.li.-As it is the intention Ot . the ■'board to deal enerueßcany yitb this nnestioa the clerk was instructed to obtain a snpnly of printed notices. . Xew BniWlnss.—Further permits for •new bnildinss were issued to Messrs. O'Dwyer. and Mr. Fletcher. One application for a permit from a. local resident to build a second lionse on his section was refused as not in accordance with the by- i Lrrs whicli require a 50 foot frontage to ) eacli' house. A request from another . source for a permit to precf a temporary tack- pending the m.ikinjr of concrete [ Mocks for the erection of a concrete honse. . was-granted, provided the temporary bach complied with the bnildins br-laws. Grazinn for a Tow.—A "cool" request ( frota one resident that he be permitted to padlock the prate of the public recreation ground in order that he misbt keen a cow thereon in security, was turned down without discussion. TAKAPFNA BOROUGH COUNCIL. : :tlie -Takapuna Borough Council met last iiTeninpr. Present: The Mayor (Mr. .1. W«. Hanlenl, and Messrs. M. E. Thompson. O. X Matthews. F. W. Suckling, A. 11. Wilkie, M. L. 'Williams, E. G. Tucker, T. B. Arthur, and F. E. N. Gaudin. On the recommendation of the buildins inspector, 17 permits of a total value ol! £.6889 were granted. The question, of the establishment of a public library at Bayswater was raised by the Belmont-BayswatiT Progressive Association. Members urged that the purchase of a suitable site was necessary. DisCUSSIOn, Teas deferred until a future meeting of Hie' council. ONE TREE HILL ROAD BOARD. At last evenings meeting of the One Tree Hill Road Board, the chairman (Mr. R. 6. Clark) presided, and Messrs. Rowr, Pnrchas. Chapman, Mclntosh, and Clayton were present. During the month of February, 36 buildtag, permits, to the value of £12.715. were issued. Thirteen of the permits represented dwellings, and six garages. Mr. J. Dawson, the engineer, reported that good progress was bylns: made with the work on the eastern area drainage contract, and that the work of blasting the lock and levelling the site for the new fire brigade station was now being undertaken. The building inspector reported that during 'the last fortnight ten building permits had been issued, to the value of £5332. Three were, for houses valued at £2944, two for brick shops, valued at £2000, nve for alterations, representing £30S, and one garage for £100. _The Direetor-Reneral of the Department g Agriculture advised that both Mr. S. H. Holhngsworth and Mr. W. Tole had been CTzetted inspectors under the JCoxious Weeds Act for the One Tree Hill district. _Tne Cornwall Tark Trustees advised that -1 pepper trees will be planted on Haunjca«ekfe Road in June next.