It can be seen from this than an increasing amount of Board time was
devoted to the works of Poole and Heaver! This is by no means a
definitive list of Heaver’s works as he did many other projects on the
estates of others once the lands that had acquired were substantially
developed. We have edited the entries slightly so they are a bit more
readable – we hope soon to be able to link them to the PDF version of
the minutes that we have so you can see the exact original text.
Unfortunately, OCR is far from perfect and copying and pasting these
entries from the OCR has resulted in some jumbling of text. 5th December
1879…. on the application of Mr. A. Heaver, for the consent of the
Board to the erection of houses, with shops, on the East and West sides
of Falcon Lane, Battersea, and on the South side of Sheepcote Lane,
between No. 8, Wayford Terrace and Falcon Lane, to the lines shown upon
the Plan accompanying the application. It was moved by Mr. Runtz,
seconded, and resolved – That the application be not granted.
on the application of Mr. A. Heaver, for approval by the Board of a
Plan for the formation of a paved street,20 feet in width, with one
entrance, to lead out of the South side of Tugela Road, Falcon Lane,
Battersea. 27th February 1880 53. WANDSWORTH.- Read a Report by
the Superintending Architect,dated 25th February, 1880,on the
application of Mr. R. D. Hanson,on behalf of Mr. A. Heaver, for the
consent of the Board to the erection of houses, with shops, on the East
and West sides of Falcon Lane, Battersea, and the South side of
Sheepcote Lane, between Wayford Terrace and Falcon Lane, to the line
shown upon the amended Plan accompanying the application. It was moved
by Mr. Runtz, seconded, and resolved – That the application be not
granted. 23rd April 1880 on the application of Mr. W. C. Poole,
on behalf of Mr. A. Heaver, for approval by theBoardofa Plan for the
formation of a new street to lead out of the South side of Afghan Road,
Falcon Lane, Battersea, and of the name ” Nepaul Square S.W.” for the
same. It was moved by Mr. Runtz, seconded, and resolved – That the
application be granted, upon condition that no barriers be at any time
erected or other obstructions caused to the free use by the public of
the said street. 30th April 1880 on the application of Mr. A.
Heaver, for the consent of the Board to the erection of houses, with
shops, on the East and West sides of Falcon Lane, Battersea, and of
houses on the South side of Sheepcote Lane, between No. 8, Wayford
Terrace and Falcon Lane, to the lines shown upon the further amended
Plan accompanying the application. It was moved by Mr.
Runtz,seconded,and resolbed- That the application be not granted.
10th December 1880 60. FULHAM.- Read a Report by the Superintending
Architect, dated 10th December, 1880, on the application of Mr.W.
C.Poole, on behalf of Mr.A.Heaver, for approval b y t h e B o a r d o f
n a m e s f o r T e n n e w r o a d s p r o p o s e d t o b e f o r m e
d o n t h e F u l h a m -p a r k Estate, situated between Eel Brook
Common and Parson’s Green, the plan for which was approved by the Board
on the 26th ultimo (No. 10). It was mobed by Mr. Deputy Saunders,
seconded, and resolved— That the application b e g r a n t e d , a n d
t h a t t h e n a m e s ,” Ackmar Road , S . W . ,” “Irene Road , S . W
. ” “Basuta Road, S.W.,” ” Campana Road,S.W.,” ” Favart Road,S.W.,” ”
Delvino Road,S.W.,”, ” Parthenia Road, S.W.,” ” Elthiron Road, S.W.,’ ”
Crondace Road, S.W.,” and ” Molesford Road,S.W. ,” be approved for the
proposed roads. 26 November, 1880. Page 723 Your Committee
have, in pursuance of the reference to them by the Board on the 12th
instant (No. 64),considered the application of Mr. W. C. Poole,on behalf
Mr. A. Heaver, for consent to the formation of certain roads on land
joining Eel Brook Common, Fulham. The point referred for the
consideration of your Committee was that access to the Estate proposed
to be laid out is to be obtained from the King’s Road, across a strip of
Eel-brook-common. Permission for this has, your Committee find, been
secured by the Scheme prepared by the Inclosure Commissioners for the
regulation ofthe C o m m o n ,and your Committee therefore see no
objection to the Board approving of Mr. Poole’s application, and they
recommend accordingly. 30 July,1880. 1880,on the application of
Mr. A. Heaver,for the consent of the Board to the erection of three
houses, with shops, on the East side of Falcon Lane, Battersea, between
Afghan Road and Worcester Cottage ; and also of three houses on the West
side of Falcon Lane, between Heaver Road and Mayfair Villas, to the line
shown upon the further amended Plan accompanying the application. It was
mobed by Mr. Runtz,seconded,and resolved- That the application be
referred to the Building Act Committee ,for consideration and
report. 13th August 1880 The Board,on the 30th ultimo (No. 72),
referred to your Committee the application of Mr. A. Heaver,for the
consent of the Board to the erection of three houses,with shops, on the
East side of Falcon Lane, Battersea, between Afghan Road and Worcester
Cottage; and also of three houses on the West side of Falcon Lane,
between Heaver Road and Mayfair Villas, Wandsworth , to the line shown
upon the further amended Plan accompanying the application. The proposed
building lines shown on the amended Plan are still in advance of the
existing buildings Southward, and the Wandsworth District Board object
to the Plan. Your Committee recommend – That the application be not
granted. 13 August, 1880. Page 341 It was moved by Mr. Deputy
Saunders,seconded,and resolved- That the application of Mr. A. Heaver,
for the consent of the Board to the erection of three houses, with
shops, on the East side of Falcon Lane, Battersea, between Afghan Road
and Worcester Cottage; and also of three houses on the West side of
Falcon Lane, between Heaver Road and Mayfair Villas, Wandsworth, to the
line shown upon the further amended Plan accompanying the application,
be not granted. 12th November, 1880. 6 4 ….On the application
of Mr. W. C. Poole, on behalf of Mr. A. Heaver, for approval by the
Board of a Plan for the formation of new roads to lead out of the West
side of King’s Road, between Eel Brook Common and Parson’s Green on the
Fulham Park Estate. 26th November 1880 It was moved by
Mr.Edwards, seconded, and resolved -That the application of Mr. W. C.
Poole,on behalf of Mr. A. Heaver, for approval by the Board of a Plan
for the formation of new roads to lead out of the West side of King’s
Road Fulham, between Eel Brook Common and Parson’s Green,on the Fulham
Park Estate, be granted. 18th March 1881 It was moved by Mr.
Runtz, seconded, and resolved – That the Superintending Architect be
authorised to arrange with Mr. C. Poole, the Surveyor acting on behalf
of Mr.Heaver, for the staking out of the boundary of Eel Brook Common,
keeping to the line shown on the Plan referred to in the Scheme now
before Parliament. 6th May 1881 71. WANDSWORTH.- Read a Report
by the Superintending Architect, dated 4th May, 1881,on the application
of Mr. W. C. Poole,on behalf of Mr. A. Heaver, for approval by the Board
of a Plan for the formation and names of new roads to lead out of the
South side of Lavender Hill, Battersea, on the Lavender Sweep Estate. It
was moved by Mr. Fowler,seconded,and resolved- That the application be
referred to the Building Act Committee,for consideration and
report.. 20th May 1881 It was mobed by Mr. Runtz, seconded, and
resolved – That the application of Mr. W. C.Poole, on behalf of
Mr.A.Heaver, for approval by the Board of a Plan for the formation and
names of n e w roads to lead out of the South side of Lavender Hill,
Battersea, on the Lavender Sweep Estate, Wandsworth ,be not
granted. and The Board referred to your Committee on the 6th
instant (No. 71) the application of Mr. W . C. Poole, on behalf of Mr.
A. Heaver, for approval by the Board of a Plan for the formation and
names of new roads to lead out of the Southside of Lavender Hill,
Battersea, on the Lavender Sweep Estate, Wandsworth. These new roads are
each to be 4 0 feet wide, but one of them, marked Beauchamp Road on the
Plan, is intended to lead into the existing St. John’s Road, which is of
less width. The Wandsworth District Board are of opinion that some
provision should be made for the widening of St. John’s Road. Your
Committee recommend – That the application be not granted. 24th
June 1881 6 9 . W A N D S W O R T H .- R e a d a R e p o r t b y t h
e S u p e r i n t e n d i n g A r c h i t e c t , d a t e d 2 2 n d J u
n e , 1881,ontheapplicationofMr.W. C.Poole, on behalf of Mr.A. Heaver,
for approval by the Board of an amended Plan for the formation of new
roads to lead out of the South side of Lavender Hill, Battersea, on a
portion of the Lavender Sweep Estate, and of the names “Bleisho
Road,S.W.,” ” Hepsie Road,S.W.,” and “Beauchamp Road,S.W.”for the same;
also for the widening of a portion of Saint John’s Road, in connection
therewith. It was mobed by Mr. Runtz,seconded,and resolbed- That the
application be referred to the Building Act Committee for consideration
and report. Still need to search 1881-2 up to 1886-1 not
searched as yet 29th April 1887 It was moved by Mr.
Ewin,seconded,and resolved- That the application of Mr. C. Bentley,on
behalf of Mr. A. Heaver, for approval by the Board of a Plan for the
formation and name of a road to lead out of Lavender-hill, Battersea, be
granted, on condition that no barriers be at any time erected or other
obstructions caused to the free use by the public of the said road, and
that the name “Mossbury Road,S.W.,” be approved for the same ; and that
the applicant be informed that the sanction of the Board applies to the
formation of the road only,and not to the erection of any buildings on
the land. and The Board,on the 4th ultimo (No. 84)referred to your
Committee the application of Mr. C. Bentley,on behalf of Mr. A. Heaver,
for approval by the Board of a Plan for the formation and name of a road
to lead out of Lavender Hill, Battersea. The applicant, in compliance
with a suggestion of your Committee, has submitted a Plan of the Estate,
with the plotting of the ground shown thereon. The plots for building
have a frontage upon Lavender-hill of about 18 feet by a depth of 50
feet. Those in the proposed street, which is 40 feet wide throughout,
will have a frontage of 15 feet by a depth of about 50 feet. Your
Committee recommend – That the application be granted, on condition that
no barriers be at any time erected or other obstructions caused to the
free use by the public of the road, and that the name 66 Mossbury Road,
S.W.,” be approved for the same ; and that the applicant be informed
that the sanction of the Board applies to the formation of the road
only, and not to the erection of any buildings on the land. 10th
June 1887 47. The Clerk presented a Letter from Mr. C. J. Foakes,
Clerk to the Vestry of Fulham, dated 4th June, 1887, transmitting an
amended Notice requiring payment of the sum of £670 17s.11d.,being the
estimated cost of and incident to paving works at Nos.46, 47 and 48,
Crondace Road, and stating with reference to the Notice previously sent,
respecting Favart Road, that a formal Notice of demand had been
forwarded to the freeholder, Mr. A. Heaver. It was moved by Mr.Edwards,
seconded, and resolved – That the said Letter be referred to the Works
and General Purposes Committee, for consideration and report. 4th
March 1887 84. WANDSWORTH.- Read a Report by the Superintending
Architect, dated 1st March, 1887, on the application of Mr. C. Bentley,
on behalf of Mr. A. Heaver, for approval by the Board of a Plan for the
formation and name of a road to lead out Lavender Hill,Battersea. It was
moved by Mr.Egerton, M.P.,seconded, and resolved – That the application
be referred to the Building Act Committee ,for consideration and
report. Still need to search 1887-2 – 1889 volumes not
searched as yet
