Mr John Black, of Chelmer st»eet, reported time that dnring the heavy rainfall on March 24th a large landslip occurred on Municipal section 8, block 69, breaking down one-half of the post and wire dividing fence betweou sections 8 and 9, which he had erected at his own expense, He requests that the Council re«erect the fence, etc., as they did not pay anything towards the first erection, which request, I consider, is a reason« able one. In reference to my suggestion of March 26th for repairing the Lagoon bridge, _I am of opinion, after further inspection, that it is only necessary to fill up the channel with a wing bank at each end, and in preference to using concrete wall, to sheet pile the north end of the bridge and two new win.s withßG. timber; also to reform the rubble stone batter under the south span to increase the waterway. If this plan is adopted tho flood water area under the bridgo will be equal to the full area of the waterway of the Thames street bridge, where on March 24th the flood water was only up to the spring of the arch, which is about 3-6thg of tho bridge opening. I estimate the cost at about LllO. On further inspection ol the stone bridge near the Crown Mills I find that more than one half of the concrete floor under the bridge had been broken up by the force of tte waterfall to a depth of about 6 feet on the north side of the bridge, and that the large pieces of concrete are deposited below the fall, on tho south side of the bridge. From present appearances it will require con siderable repair's, but I cannot say what will be necessary, because tho creek is not low enough to mako an inspection in the water cushion, which is in some places over 7 feet deep. The question of repairing Black's lence was referred to he Engineer, .with power to act. 