Proceedings 17
Proceedings 17
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W. fl. Savage : I do not think any amount of discussion will help lis very much on this question, as it is so dreadfully complicated, bat Mr. Godfrey's suggestion to refer these matters to the Local Government Board appears to be the proper ona If they would only take some responsibility and make a stand, it would strengthen our hands. To show the absurdity of many of these claims : We have recently had a tenant's claim for 3261. for damage to land and crops by the construction of a sewer. The ...sewer trench occupies about one-fifteenth of an acre. It is true we are disturbing about an acre and a quarter, but the claim is out of all proportion to the damage, and how the figures are arrived at puzzles me.
Mr. J. Mann : It affords me pleasure to support the resolution of thanks proposed to Mr. Godfrey. I had written to him in reply to his inquiries, stating I would endeavour to give him particulars as to compensations paid in my district, but I was not able to get the information in time to be included in his paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. fl. Savage : I do not think any amount of discussion will help lis very much on this question, as it is so dreadfully complicated, bat Mr. Godfrey's suggestion to refer these matters to the Local Government Board appears to be the proper ona If they would only take some responsibility and make a stand, it would strengthen our hands. To show the absurdity of many of these claims : We have recently had a tenant's claim for 3261. for damage to land and crops by the construction of a sewer. The ...sewer trench occupies about one-fifteenth of an acre. It is true we are disturbing about an acre and a quarter, but the claim is out of all proportion to the damage, and how the figures are arrived at puzzles me.
Mr. J. Mann : It affords me pleasure to support the resolution of thanks proposed to Mr. Godfrey. I had written to him in reply to his inquiries, stating I would endeavour to give him particulars as to compensations paid in my district, but I was not able to get the information in time to be included in his paper.
What to read after Proceedings 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Institution of Municipal Engineers. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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