Small Holdings and Allotments Act 1908
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SECOND SCHEDULE Improvements referred to in Section Forty-seven
Part I (1) Planting of standard or other fruit trees permanently set out; (2) Planting of fruit bushes permanently set out; (3) Planting of strawberry plants; (4) Planting of asparagus, rhubarb, and other vegetable crops which continue productive for two or more years. Part II (1) Erection, alteration, or enlargement of buildings; (2) Formation of silos; (3) Laying down of permanent pasture; (4) Making and planting of osier beds; (5) Making of water meadows or works of irrigation; (6) Making of gardens; (7) Making or improving of roads or bridges; (8) Making or improving of watercourses, ponds, wells, or reservoirs, or of works for the application of water power or for supply of water for agricultural or domestic purposes; (9) Making or removal of permanent fences; (10) Planting of hops; (11) Planting of orchards or fruit bushes; (12) Protecting young fruit trees; (13) Reclaiming of waste land; (14) Warping or weiring of land; (15) Embankments and sluices against floods; (16) The erection of wireworks in hop gardens; (17) Drainage; (18) Provision of permanent sheep-dipping accommodation; (19) In the case of arable land, the removal of bracken, gorse, tree roots, boulders, and other like obstructions to cultivation.
SECOND SCHEDULE Improvements referred to in Section Forty-seven
Part I (1) Planting of standard or other fruit trees permanently set out; (2) Planting of fruit bushes permanently set out; (3) Planting of strawberry plants; (4) Planting of asparagus, rhubarb, and other vegetable crops which continue productive for two or more years. Part II (1) Erection, alteration, or enlargement of buildings; (2) Formation of silos; (3) Laying down of permanent pasture; (4) Making and planting of osier beds; (5) Making of water meadows or works of irrigation; (6) Making of gardens; (7) Making or improving of roads or bridges; (8) Making or improving of watercourses, ponds, wells, or reservoirs, or of works for the application of water power or for supply of water for agricultural or domestic purposes; (9) Making or removal of permanent fences; (10) Planting of hops; (11) Planting of orchards or fruit bushes; (12) Protecting young fruit trees; (13) Reclaiming of waste land; (14) Warping or weiring of land; (15) Embankments and sluices against floods; (16) The erection of wireworks in hop gardens; (17) Drainage; (18) Provision of permanent sheep-dipping accommodation; (19) In the case of arable land, the removal of bracken, gorse, tree roots, boulders, and other like obstructions to cultivation.
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