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Transcript Historical Minute Book 1933 to 1940 - Ashdown Forest

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J.R. OWEN.G.R. MILLER, Lt. Col.21 st Feb. 1934It was Resolved that the same be received and the thanks of the Board be conveyed <strong>to</strong> the Audit Committee fortheir labours.10. FOREST ROW COMMITTEE REPORT (p.**) The Committee presented the following report.The following roads have been *** prevention against fire.Wych Cross. West Hoathly road from Wych Cross <strong>to</strong> Twyford Lane. All the North side and part of the south sidein the most dangerous places.Wych Cross- Chelwood Gate road from Wych Cross. About 400 yards on the east side and about 200 yards on theWest side.New Bridge- **** Hill *** 100 yards *** in front of Chuck Hatch House.TheThe West Hoathly-Wych Cross road has proved effective s<strong>to</strong>pping *** fire spreading.Plaw Hatch Cross Roads. From the Reverend *** has been cleared at the four cross roads corner.A complaint from the Reverend ***, Sycamore Cottage, <strong>Forest</strong> Row, *** opposite this xx has been satisfac<strong>to</strong>rily***. The Chairman and the Ranger *** <strong>to</strong> s<strong>to</strong>p cars using the road.A grip has also been dug by Shepherds Wood <strong>to</strong> s<strong>to</strong>p carts and mo<strong>to</strong>rs crossing the Common. It was Resolved thatthe acts of the Committee as reported be approved.11. MARESFIELD COMMITTEE REPORT (p.**) The Committee reported that they had spent the sum of £37.16.0. on wages for fire cutters and that the work had now ceased.12. RANGERS REPORTS.(p.40) The Rangers reported that in addition <strong>to</strong> their usual reports there had been threefires in Ranger Hatchett’s area and one in Ranger Kirby's.13. MUDBROOKS FARM. Application from Mr. F. Ridley. A letter was read asking as <strong>to</strong> a right of way <strong>to</strong> theabove property and whether permission could be granted for Mr. Ridley <strong>to</strong> put down s<strong>to</strong>ne and remake the roadand use it for traffic <strong>to</strong> and from the farm. The Ranger reported that the right of way undoubtedly existed for adistance of 650 yards over <strong>Forest</strong> land. It was Resolved that the Clerk write <strong>to</strong> Mr. Ridley <strong>to</strong> this effect and that theBoard agreed <strong>to</strong> s<strong>to</strong>ne being laid upon his entering in<strong>to</strong> License on payment of one acknowledgement of £1.12.6.each <strong>to</strong> the Lord and the Board and upon payment <strong>to</strong> the Clerk of his proper charges for preparing and completingthe License and that he be authorised <strong>to</strong> sign the License when approved.It was also Resolved that in future the scale of acknowledgement for the repair of roads over the <strong>Forest</strong> over 400yards be fixed at 2/6 for each a additional 100 yards, both <strong>to</strong> the Lord of the Manor and the Board ofConserva<strong>to</strong>rs.14. UCKFIELD RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. (p.27) Application <strong>to</strong> lay water pipes. The Clerk read anapplication from the above Council <strong>to</strong> lay temporary water pipes over the surface of a portion of the <strong>Forest</strong> in theneighbourhood of Fairwarp. As the matter was urgent the Chairman had given his consent upon payment ofacknowledgement of 3/- each <strong>to</strong> the Lord and Conserva<strong>to</strong>rs. It was Resolved that the action of the Chairman beapproved.

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