The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-03 00:00:00

The lletoa tioWl the Town Cork Ironic' moo to the
neat meeting with a full statement ol the legal pnition
of the Board. .

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fe; Cthat said that the full and final dodge
for *tarrying mit the drainage of the town must be
decided upon. But ono point he wished to have
stated plaialy. He appealed to Mr. Howard whether
he had ever said ocie word to induce people to believe
that the Park le private property. All he had said
wee that until the roads were put is proper oedor in
templiaocui with the Act of Pultuneet, and dedicated.
the Board Gould not be Galled on to repair them ; bat
to say that the Park is priest. property, Red cannot be
interfered with, is pollee poaches. It had been
asserted sod repeated that be had said so ; but it was
d.io ply absurd.
Yr. Alderman HOWARD said they had only to go to
Dorchester for an butanes of the power the Loud
Board had with referecoe to drainage. There oaa of
the drains wee run seder a maa's btoliell. and ORO
with the whole sewage of Derebeeter was carried ander
• portion's cellar, so thet would show the power of the
Board to go thrOugh a man's property eels .e warns.
But the Park property le divided among large owners,
Lad them large owners are disposing of their land at a
very good peke to snake owners, lie wanted thou
who bought these esetioss to consider on what
terms they are bujing. If a pereon buys • piece on
which he will bare to lay out £2O. he mast consider
whether be will give by £2O so much be he intended.
lie person Weida for ea 0.1 beau, he will have to
°asunder what it will cost hi. to pull the old house
down and to build a new owe, and he will reckon
that off the full pries.
Vracear : lii. quite noomeary that ws should
go ahead with the drainage.
The Towir CLIRI said no doubt the moll owners had
been pit to greet isconvenieeoe, sad U the suggestion
of Mr. Aylesbury, although the latter was • yonag
member, bad bees attended to, and every builder heti
been called upon to amply with the byelaw., there
would not have been lush taeonvealencie. He was not
aware of the plan of any house in the Perk ever being
submitted to the Board. Hui all the plans been sub-
mitted to the Ruud, • great deal of the &Meaty
would have been &vatted.
Mr. Ilsierman HOWARD could not see why Sir John
should not carry en the outlet et the Park drains late
the harbour indepoodently.
Mr. Roan= sold that Sir John Goode has laid his
plan for the atllirtion of the sewage ultimately, sad
tSare is no doubt that the plan for drawee of the Park
is part of that oomprelleadve whole. lii. rather a
(Mitsui% and delicate thhtg to sob him who has set his
mind upon • perfect salsolO,—to ark hia to break it up
for these interests affected by it. Bat he
Bohm.) theaght it will be a loot time before a
surge form is undertaken, sad therefore did not me
why the present drain of the Park should not be eon.
tinted further down beyond the data, and the sewage
dhiebarged into deep Warr to be waded away In the
old.. If the sewage is to be utilised, these drains In the
Park mast be raised; but if not the sewage may be dis-
interred into the tide. At all events Sir John Coed,
might be asked the quake. He (Hr. Rohm) should
not think of opposing his ewe opinion to that of one se
experienced, but *very owe wee &were that Sir John has
• perfect ethane in his shed, that he is working to
being at a future thee the sewage altogether with •
unity of plan, la order that it may be used one sewage
feu, or by some process of utiliseticei,if necessary. Bet I
Bit be not auseury, then the pipe might be seamed 1
farther ea until the sewage is lost in deep water. On
the other side of the water, too, Sir Jobs staled that he
would not lay down a large some near the slaughter-
house& but would simply form • temporary outlet. and
discharge the sewage into the Barbee,. If It be thought
surgery that INrJohn Oude's plaa be preserved, they
suld not do otherwise than adopt what he thought
seeessary ; bet if not the Park drainage mold be eon.
tinned to the harbour independently. It was a rather
delicate matter to sail upon Sir Joke to step • ported
memo, but he (Mr. Hoboes) had • decided *akin
that net in his ewe lifetime, or that el the youngest
lahabiteat, would the sewage require to be •
Mr. Alden's& Rowan said Ur. Bebes's remarks
agreed with hie owe—that the Park drainage should
be coatlnued by • separate outlet beyouad the dam.
Hr. Rolm said the Park drabe are tee low to allow
of their being placed in any part of Woomeral scheme.
Mr. Vacant said the drains might never have to he
taken up
The MATO& sad that at prumat the Park I. only
partially bat urea, and Sir John les to provide not
only for the drainage of the exialditg houses, but for all
that may be built Provided that no more houses were
built in the Park, there might be no difilculty la die-
charging into the Harboor below the due; but As houses
will be increseed sir or even ten fold, he (the Mayor)
thought Sir Jobs would object: By adopting the seg.
potion of Mr. Rebus, the Board moat permit every
ave;:for the future to build at the present level. Now
bn says that most sot be allowed, every house
most in future be built on • higher level.
Mr. Alderman HOWARD said the Baird Gould make
ell the future Widen pet their house on the higher
keel, humus their drabs could always be run down.
All the Board needed do wee to put before Sir John au
mulles of Oh memorial.
The Maros uggeated sending off the memorials and
letter to Sir John • be pinned his sleeve satire', to Sir
John, end whatever the latter recommitted* for the
Park, that he should support.
Mr. AYLItIOIT said the ratarks he had made with
referent* to the Park bad been in • groat alabatire from
informatiou supplied to him. He had to do with a
holm in Walpole-Street, and understood that every.
now and then the drains are choked, end require to be
cleared. If the present system was eouttened, the
would be aghast ire, if not tee, times as many
Park meal boucle the fever nest of the town, for there
house.
Wilt there as at present. If Sir Jobs Coatis proposi-
tion I. a better system thah that whkilt at premed
prevails, the Board ought to adopt it. Rat they ought
to teke due account of the memorial.' ne meutber of
or the Board but would say thew Wags steak' have
the best attentioo from their engineer and &homonym
and he hoped in the end tiny 'maid carry out the best
system for the good of Weymouth.
The Moon: Seed up the augisseriag qualms be
Sir John Goods: the legal quietens they must leave to
the Town Clerk; and he hoped he would give theca hie
fullest consideration.
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—Tho hia—io-a-t;i7st;d- they would Imire no litigation
over this matron They had engaged an eminent I
wgilnar ; lot them OW these insmerials before him. I
and the. Only moat meept his decision.
Mr. ROB NZ said that whilst they were quaking
about the Palk, and eosin somewhat beselig at the
bidden there, one duty was oared to thara—tba• arsa to
see that the horrible disk ptls Avoid be irantediatidg
Ailed uo.
Th. NATOII But that la • apatalste• ad lb. must
drainage ot time Pooh!
Ms. Mamma motiened to amok al the :Wiwi to
tbe dwellers mar, sad said it wooki require he spirit
of Mark Tapley himself to be jolly umber the 'imam-
Maness.
The MAT= geld extreme seri leek errors view ;
MW woo Ms smt as.e.. Me Loral Board Oaf t•
*mid.

Os the sosioslios a Mr. HOTIMas. IS was seaselltoed
Skit 8r 3N Goode las, Ms sliosSlos draws to the
genii's or tips Park dreamily,, sod to the prosSlsobilloy
of saissAblo tko wrest setts. doom Woo tho dam;
to nu Isis Ur Harbetir by a worsts drabs. sod tie
•IPsass st so delay, so that It say hare a trlal shook!
the Legal Board twaddle dsoirabis after basing bls
report limns..

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