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- Allotments Committee; c.1924-1961
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The DORA powers for local authorities to acquire land for allotments during the First World War expired in 1923. A new act was made in 1922 which provided more security of tenure and specified the chief uses to which an allotment could be put. Merged with Parks Committee once more in the 1960s.
Functions originally part of the Strays Committee (1907-1913), followed by the Parks Committee before a dedicated Allotments Committee was formed in the 1920s. The Parks and Allotments Committees merged once more in 1961.
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Statut légal
Committee required by Allotments Act 1922.
Functions, occupations and activities
Managed corporation allotments in various sites across the city. Responsible for improvement, tenancies and compliance with national legislation. Included both corporation and co-opted members to represent allotment holders interests.
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The DORA powers for local authorities to acquire land for allotments during the First World War expired in 1923. A new act was made in 1922 which provided more security of tenure and specified the chief uses to which an allotment could be put. Merged with Parks Committee once more in the 1960s.
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International Standard Archival Authority Record for Corporate Bodies, Persons and Families - ISAAR(CPF) - Ottawa
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BC 53/2, BC 53/3, JBM How York Governs Itself