FRANKLIN COUNTY COUNCIL.
NEW ROAD WORKS ARRANGED
MASTGATAWHIRI flood relief
SCHEME.
(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) ' PUKEKOHE, this day.
The chairman, Mr. J., N. Massey, presided at yesterday's meeting of the Franklin County Council. The Valuation Department forwarded summary of the valuation of the county. It showed ,that the capital value in 1928 wag. £5,813,740, as against £5,486,698 in 1921". $JiQ_.uniniproved value was £3,185,242 an<s££&7ra,7B2 respectively, and the value of' 'Hfoe £2,628,498 and £1,784,916 respectively. Mr. S. Adcock Drury, on .behalf of ratepayers- On Fitzgerald's Road, Drury, asked tlie council to take steps to raise a loan of £500, tS' be subsidised £ for £ by the Government, for metalling this and the connecting road, on condition the forma■tioii work: spas: paid for out of rate revenue. The request is to be acceded to. ' Thfe district engineer, Public Works Department, advised the council to insist on a chain wide road being dedicated in place of the existing half chain right of way between Opaheke railway station and the Papakura-Hunua main highway, in yifcw <)f the use which might be made of tKis road, and the probability of subdivision of the properties abutting thereon. The decision of the Department is to be communicated to the ratepayers concerned, and thd' settlers asked to give the neCcssary.T-.land, and indemnify tbe council id respect of any claims for compensation If the conditions were acceptable, dedicate the road withfrtjlr 'further formation or metalling, andftb.jpay-.the cost of the survey. :"WoThs Department advised that been voted for Franklin County roadti, ; exclusive of any items to come out of ; amount voted separately for "roatfs to give-accessto outlying districts." About £7000 would be available during tlie current financial year. In accordance with a recommendation by a meeting of Pollick and Awhitu rate- j payers, preliminary steps are to be taken j to raise £9000 for the purpose of metalling | Awhitu Peninsula roads. I
Resolutions were adopted finalising the following roads; Ostrich Road. (Patunialioe), JE1400; Dazeley's Road (Puni), £250; Roger's Road (Puni), £350; Awhitu Riding, 10 per cent additional, £1000; and Pollock Wliarf loan, £500. ~ 'Hie engineer, Mr. ,J. F. McArthur rePorted tha;t application bad-been f !niade to [the Public Works Department .foiKauthqrr ity to e&pend "subsidies on the-following roads:—Waiuku to Manukau Heads (Poln i A'!?®)'- Waiuku to Kariotalii; R«, r^ S -Jr® a ? to Waiau 1 , Hulls-Hermitage oud, Waiuku, Taurangamru main road, w nga u aw , hiri (Ha PPy Galley wfiau £ J^'icho and office to McKenzie's landing, Tf me S i gra " ts the following: to felly Bridge, Hunua, (£ fo? £ ; V-^ll e tr 8 W R ° a ?' £250 for £ £7% cNaughton Road, £ 4«'. •fio2 > fs®°ASr Road, Patumahoe, £ f or £ £500™ account of £1386; Patumdh'oe SSwav station to Hunter's road,. £ f o r # on account of £450; ' Rodge's f Tramway Road, Puni, £350 ( £ for The tender of Mr. W. Forsyth water, £829 2/4, for the SA Miranda wharf, was accepted.
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19281018.2.111
Bibliographic details
Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 247, 18 October 1928, Page 10
Word Count
476FRANKLIN COUNTY COUNCIL. Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 247, 18 October 1928, Page 10
Using This Item
Stuff Ltd is the copyright owner for the Auckland Star. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 New Zealand licence. This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of Stuff Ltd. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.
Acknowledgements
This newspaper was digitised in partnership with Auckland Libraries.