WAIKOUAITI BOROUGH COUNCIL.
MONTHLY MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Waikouaiti j Borough Council was held on Monday ; evening, and was attended by the Mayor (Mr Andrew Fell) and Cra Allcocfc Brown, Cooper. Hallum, Lang. M Dougall, M'Eie, and Woods. An apology was received for the absence of Or Mudge. Messrs Brasch and Thompson, solicitors, Dunedin. wrote asking the council to consent to the subdivision of part 01 allotment 2A, block VI. Hawksbury district, and forwarded a deed of. conveyance with the plan of subdivision endorsed thereon—The eubdivision was apPr The town clerk, Dunedin, wrote stating that a conference of local authorities ra main highways districts Ho*. 16 and 1/ had been arranged for Tuesday, April 15, in the Town Hall, Dunedin for the pur pose of conszderinu a proposal to»PPg group traffic inspectors and asking toe , council to be represented at the conier cnee.-Tht letter was received and the matter of the appomtment of a iepie tentative was helFoyer in the meantime^ The district public trustee Dunedin. torwarded a statement of. the borongn waterworks loan sinking fund which showed a credit balance qt tisuo 2blid a; March 31, The district engineer, PnW". ™°lf t Department. Dunedin, wrote atat ing that as the monetary authority from Welling ton came to hand.-Received I Mr M. Jamiesoc wrote asung for a rotund of rates on his unoccupied pro-| perty in Beach etreet.-A resell,turn was ■ Passed that a refund of one-half of the general rate on the value of the build iD ¥he be B eSr?' 0 f the Waikouaiti School Jubilee Committee wrote *£ £ use of the Council Chambers on Saturday evening April application was P. Toomey and J. M.Gill, reproanting the Waikouaiti Racing Uub Waited Oil the COUHeil and asked that about one acre of Kinross street be closed as the dub now owned the property on both sides of the street and would be prepared to purchase from the council the area referred to.-It was decided that steps be taken to stop a portion o Kinross street ns requested, Oil the undei standing that the Racing Club would bear the expense incurred, and would purchase at a fair price the area closed. . Applications from Mr James Lame and Messrs Bradley and Ward for water services wese granted on the usual terra* The monthly report from the Worka Committee was presented and approved. The Water Committee reported that owing to the long spell of dry weather the ,water supply was causing some toncern, as an inspection showed that tlierc was only seven feet of water in the upper dam, and the lower reservoir was also coing down.—lt was decided to request ratepayers to be as economical as possible" with their household supplies, and rigidly to enforce the penalties provided by ttie waterworks by-law in eveTy case wlierfi hoses were used or defective taps found. The Finance Committee reported that the credit balance at the bank was £7U 6s 2d and that borough rates amounting to only £2 lis 3d were outstanding, whilst lis 6d in Otago Electric Porer Board rates was at that date unpaid.—Approved. ■ Accounts amounting to f 309 19s 5d were passed for payment.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20991, 2 April 1930, Page 7
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