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  • 1 Northam council press on with sewage into sea plan

    chairman's casting vote stops reconsideration

  • 2 Not acceptable

    17 March 1967

  • 3 Bideford Sewage and the Torridge!

    engineer's reply to fishery board comment

  • 4 Sewage into sea, trouble for fishermen

    Bideford and Northam councils

  • 5 Victory for sewage into sea

    Works may be sited near Northam Burrows

  • Northam council press on with sewage into sea plan

    chairman's casting vote stops reconsideration

    Northam Council press on with sewage into sea plan 11.08.1967

    Northam council press on with sewage into sea plan It needed 2 votes from the chairman, Mrs E M Hilder, to prevent Northam Urban Council referring back to the Housing and Public Health Committee a recommendation that for the proposed new sewerage scheme negotiations to continue with Bideford Town Council for an extended sea outfall either at Rocks Nose or at Abbotsham Cliffs.

    Submitting the report, the committee chairman, Mr A C Saunders, referred to a study on the Lubeck process widely circulated by a rate payer, Major G A Wilde.  The consultants, he said, felt that much of

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  • Not acceptable

    17 March 1967

    Only two tenders were received by Bideford Rural Council for Abbotsham sewerage scheme, and said the Surveyor, Mr L J Dunn, they were ‘way up’ on the estimate drawn up about 15 months ago.

    17.3.1967 Abbotsham Scheme shock

    The Council last week did not accept either. They instructed the Surveyor to go into them and report to the Public Health Committee.
    The tenders were: E Thomas and Co, Plymouth, £36, 959; Unwin and Son, Tiverton, £29,040 7s. 3d.
    Answering Mr Jack Prince, the Surveyor said that the original estimate had been £22,000. Since then there had been such things as the selective employment tax,

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  • Bideford Sewage and the Torridge!

    engineer's reply to fishery board comment

    Bideford Sewage and the Torridge 28th September 1948

    bideford sewage and the torridge Answer to an allegation, made at a recent meeting of the Taw and Torridge Board of Conservations, that under Bideford's new sewerage scheme a larger volume of sewage would be thrown into the Torridge, is contained in a letter received by the Town Clerk of Bideford, Mr F C Backway, from Mr F W S Stanton, Bideford Borough Council's consulting engineer.

    The volume of sewage is equal to that of the water supply, for the water, after use and consumption, enters the sewers as sewage and is discharged through the outfall.

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  • Sewage into sea, trouble for fishermen

    Bideford and Northam councils

    Sewage into sea may mean trouble with fishermen 24.11.1967

    sewage into sea may mean trouble with fishermen Discharge of crude sewage into the sea, as is envisaged for the joint scheme of Bideford Town and Northam Urban Councils, may contravene the legally enforceable by-laws of the Devon Sea Fisheries Committee.

    Letter sent by Mr W Badcock, chairman of Devon Sea Fisheries Committee, and others signed by various members of Bideford and Northam Councils who feel that insufficient consideration has been given to schemes other than that for sea disposal.

    The accounts presented at the meeting showed that £5 had been contributed towards the fee of an independent consultant

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  • Victory for sewage into sea

    Works may be sited near Northam Burrows

    Victory for sewage into sea opponents 20th June 1969  Sewerage

    victory for sewage into sea opponents The "Gazette" understands that the drainage scheme that will probably be adopted by Bideford Town and Northam Urban Councils, prompted by Devon County Council, will involve a partial treatment works sited adjacent to Northam Burrows.

    This is in spite of the fact that Devon River Authority and the County Planning Committee would prefer a sea outfall, which would cost £5,000 less a year to operate than a landbased scheme.

    The councils are likely to be swayed by the fact that Major G Lomas, Cornborough, who owns Abbotsham Cliffs where a

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