File Y/COU/5/9/5 - Joint Streets and Buildings Commitee and Fire and Watch Commitee Sub-committee on Traffic minutes

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Y/COU/5/9/5

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Joint Streets and Buildings Commitee and Fire and Watch Commitee Sub-committee on Traffic minutes

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  • 1961-1971 (Creation)

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(1890-1974)

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Traditionally the parish was the unit of local organisation in terms of street cleaning, lighting etc. This changed in York in 1825 with the introduction of independent City Commissioners. Later, the corporation Streets and Building Committee took over these responsibilities alongside the corporations existing function of maintaining the city bridges, highways and public buildings.
Some functions previously carried out by City Commissioners. Instructed City Surveyor and Engineer.

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(1965-1974)

Administrative history

Formed from one part of the Watch and Fire Services Committee.
See also Chief Constable and City Police. Functions transferred in 1965 from the Watch and Fire Service committee. Other functions of that committee transferred to the Watch Committee (1965-1969).

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(1949-1965.)

Administrative history

Renamed in 1949, presumably to represent the full range of duties.
See also Chief Constable and City Police. Formerly Watch Committee (1835-1949). In 1965 the committee was split into two separate committees: the Fire and Licensing Committee and the Watch Committee.

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  • English

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    BC25a

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