Eltham Crematorium Boundary Wall Repairs
Eltham Crematorium boundary wall repairs have been approved, with a specific option chosen to maintain the site's aesthetics.
The Eltham Crematorium Joint Committee approved repairs to the crematorium's boundary wall on 12 October 2026. Councillors agreed to proceed with 'option ii', which involves constructing a two-brick thick wall to maintain the site's current aesthetics. This decision was made during a meeting that also covered other operational and financial matters for the crematorium.
The approved repairs address the boundary wall of Eltham Crematorium, with the chosen option costing £68,526.39. This specific repair method was selected over other proposals, including replacing the existing half-brick thick wall with a one-brick thick wall, to ensure the aesthetic integrity of the site.
Key facts
- Eltham Crematorium boundary wall repairs were approved on 12 October 2026. Source
- The approved cost for the boundary wall repairs is £68,526.39. Source
- The Eltham Crematorium Joint Committee approved 'option ii' for the repairs. Source
- 'Option ii' involves constructing a two-brick thick wall. Source
- The chosen repair option will maintain the site's current aesthetics. Source
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