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Transcript Historical Minute Book 1933 to 1940 - Ashdown Forest

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21. WICKHAM MOTOR CLUB. An application was read from the Wickham Mo<strong>to</strong>r Club for permission <strong>to</strong> rideover certain parts of the <strong>Forest</strong> on 18th March, in the course of a Mo<strong>to</strong>r Trial. It was Resolved that permissioncannot be granted. It was further Resolved that the Clerk write <strong>to</strong> the Brigh<strong>to</strong>n and Hove Mo<strong>to</strong>rcycle Club withreference <strong>to</strong> a paragraph appearing in the Southern Eastern Centre Gazette informing the club that the <strong>Forest</strong>cannot be used for trials. It was further Resolved that a letter be ridden <strong>to</strong> the Chief Constable informing him of thetrials and the decision of the Board in the matter.22. ROAD WIDENING. (p.35) Wych Cross-Nutley-Maresfield Road. A letter was read from the County Surveyorenclosing plans of the proposed re-constructions and asking for the approval of the Board there<strong>to</strong>. It was Resolvedthat the Surveyor be asked <strong>to</strong> meet the Chairman, Vice Chairman and Chairman of the <strong>Forest</strong> Row Committee onthe spot and explain the details and that such Sub-Committee have power <strong>to</strong> act.23. APPLICATION FROM MR T C PUTTICK. A letter was read asking for permission <strong>to</strong> erect a small sign pos<strong>to</strong>n the <strong>Forest</strong> showing the way <strong>to</strong> the <strong>Forest</strong>ers Arms, at Fairwarp. It was Resolved that permission cannot begranted.24. GIPSY CARAVANS ON THE FOREST. Mr H. Waters raised the question of the increase of gipsies on<strong>Forest</strong>. After discussion it was Resolved that the Rangers be instructed <strong>to</strong> issue a summonses against all gipsiescamping on the <strong>Forest</strong> for the next month or two in an endeavour <strong>to</strong> find a way of ridding the <strong>Forest</strong> of thenuisances.[signed] J.R. RoweChairman.The MEETING of the Sub-Committee duly convened and held at Wych Cross on Monday 19th March1934 at 2.0 p.m.Present:J.R. Owen Esq. (Vice Chairman)Major The Hon. R.E.S. Barring<strong>to</strong>n, D.S.O.WYCH CROSS- NUTLEY ROAD. The Sub-Committee with Mr. Stalker of the County Surveyor's office and Mr.Steer the Divisional Surveyor inspected in detail the plans prepared by the County Surveyor for this road from a.point ¼ mile North of Wych Cross <strong>to</strong> its termination point at the bridge on the North of Nutley shown on the mapmarked “A”. The Sub-Committee approved the proposals subject <strong>to</strong> the following qualifications:(a) that where extensive excavation is contemplated north of the Wych Cross roads and at the bend opposite theEntrance gate of Pippingford said which will in each case involve the removal of numerous trees that the CountyCouncil should replant areas with suitable trees such as beech, birch and scotch fir the detailed arrangements forsuch replanting <strong>to</strong> be settled when the excavations are reaching final stages.(b) The consent of the Lord of the Manor being obtained.FIRE PREVENTION. The Sub-Committee also considered what special action should be taken at once in regard<strong>to</strong> this matter.The Sub Committee instructed each Ranger (a) <strong>to</strong> engage three extra helpers as here<strong>to</strong>fore at a weekly wage of fiveshillings each for a period of eight weeks <strong>to</strong> start from a date selected by the Rangers having regard <strong>to</strong> weatherconditions. (b) <strong>to</strong> inquire the price of making at least six iron beater stands and erecting the same in suitablepositions over the <strong>Forest</strong>.[signed] J.R. OwenChairman.

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