PUKEKOHE AFFAIRS.
WATERWORKS EXTENSION* LOAN OF £BSOO PROPOSED. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.! PUKEKOHE. Tuesday. 11 The Pukekohe Borough Council met last evening, the Mayor, Mr. John Routly, presiding. It was resolved that application be made to the Local Government Loans Board for approval of the'loan proposal for £BSOO lor enlarging and extending the borough waterworks. A further development in the case in which the council is invoking powers nnder the Town Planning Act to withhold a building permit for additions to a dwelling at the corner of Harris Street I and Queen Street, pending an arrange- | ment for the rounding-off of the corner, was a report by the building inspector that the additions had be*n started without the permit. It was decided to give the owner 48 hours in which either to dismantle the new work or obtain a permit by reinstating his previous offer to dedicate 10ft. off the corner, the council having previously intimated to him that it was willing to accept this offer and to {irovide material for the fence on the new rontage. A month's sick leave was granted the town clerk, Mr. J. F. Deane, who is At present in hospital.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19777, 26 October 1927, Page 8
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