Parramatta Church-street Amended Alignment Act of 1888 52 Vic (NSW)

1888. 52° VIC. 41

Parramatta Church-street Amended Alignment.

An Act to adopt and deelare valid an amended Paes, alignment of Church-street in the Borough of Parramatta,and to authorize the Council of the said Borough to erect a public foun- tain and other buildings on land now part of said street, and for the other purposes hereinafter mentioned. [28rd July, 1888. |

IEREAS the existing alignment of Church-street within the Preamble.

Borough of Parramatta between Macquarie-strect and Dareey- street, and also in the vicinity of Albert-strect is defective and in- convenient by reason of the narrowness thereof, the obstructive angles therein, and the fixing of the public fountain so as to occupy the building line of the said Church-street ; and it is expedient to adopt and declare valid such re-alignment thereof as is hereinafter set forth : Be it therefore enacted by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legis- lative Assembly of New South Wales in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows :—

1. After the passing of this Act the foot-ways and carriage-ways New alignment of in Chureh-street from Macquaric-street southwards to the southern PetofChureh-street, boundary of the Municipal Council Chambers premises, and from Ilavold-strect to Albert-street within the Borough of Parramatta afore- said, shall be in the places and of the dimensions shown on the plan of the said portions respectively of the said street numbered six hundred and forty-nine, and now deposited in the Lands Titles' Office, Sydney.

2. After the passing of this Act the picce of land situate at the New site for public intersection. of Church-strect and Macquaric-street aforesaid, containing pow ten and a quarter perches, granted to the said Council and its sucees- sors as a site for a public fountain, hy Crown grant dated on or about the thirteenth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and seventy- four, under the hand of Lis Execlleney Governor Sir ILercules