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im, should be considered indispensably.
50.
To complete the power of control, of the city; and in improving the present system of surface drainage should be combined with that of the Sewers, (both main and subordinate,) so that the surface waters should flush every main sewer.
51.
At present the sewerage is on the whole proper for the lower levels of the City, and to relieve them, increased means should be given for extending these works in a rapidly increasing City, the Committee would suggest the adoption of a system of intermediate levels.
52.
Eastward of Glenealy, their adoption is unnecessary at present; but to the Westward their judicious introduction could materially benefit the more populous part, while greatly relieving the drainage of the lower, and more populous part, (by intercepting sewerage of the upper districts,) it need not entail the necessity of present heavy outlay on works; but be extended "pari passu" with the growth of the City, the temporary sewage delivery of such system, during its progress, being made through the successive sewers on the main inclines, and all such preceding outlets being in their turn cut off.
53.
In noticing the Market drainage, the Committee are of opinion, that the more solid refuse of the markets should be collected in specially adapted receptacles, and be...
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im, should be considered indispensablir.
50.
To complete
the
power of control,
of
the city; and in
improving the present
a.
system of surface drainage should be
System
combined with that
of
the Lewers,
(both main
as
and subordinate,) so that the surface waters
should flush every
main sewer.
$1.
At
of
the sew
Sewerage.
subordinate as well as
present
is on
the whole prepure
the lower levels of the
City, and to relieve them,
increased means
as well ao
give
for extending these workd
in a rapidly increasing City, the Committee
would
the
unge
adoption of a system of
intermediate levels.
52.
Eastward of Glemealy, ther
adoption is unnecessary at present; but to the Westward their
judicions introduction could
materially benefit the more populons part
while
greatly relieving the drainage of the
lower, and more
the
populous part, (by intercepting sewerage of the upper districts,) it need not entail the necessity of present beavy
with
works; but be extended "pan passu " the growth of the City, the temporary sewage delivery of such systern, during ito progress, being made through the
successive sewers on-
the main inclines, and
all such preceding outtets being in their turn cut off
53.
In noticing the Markich drainage,
the Committee are
of opinion, that the more
solid refuse of the markets should be collected
in specially adapted receptacles, and be
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