The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-04-23
York 70 e0ryelI from y inches q % inches per 100

feet
coryellto Church. inches per 100 feet same Bishop
grade.
Church to bridge street. six inches per 100 feet
eEoRoE STREET
Grades altered to to the above named revis-
ion In grades aud In IS the grade less than
inches per 100 feet.
SWAN STREET.
At intersection Of swan and Observation-Disclosures
grade southeast 8 inches above curb
which grade is inches above food marx of june 1882
creek "a inches per 100 feet to this point and IL inches
per 100 feet Union to Mount Hope street, running
aares an average iii Of feet FOR the entire distance
Grade from Union to west side of Wilson street. iS4
inches per 100 feet running water 70 g Union Made
above present curb and at southeast inches
above present curb On north side of swan, in range
present curb From Wilson Man street made grade
2anehes per 100 feet running water from Main street.
The established grade atswan and Main street is prac
tically the same as the present curb.
Established grade on Swan, from Main to Franklin,
present curb south side in front of double
brick house. From this point to west side of Franklin
street, established grade 10 feet per 100 feet.
MOUNT HOPE STREET
At intersection OF Mount Hope and Man-Establish-
ed grade 81 inches above present curb at the northeast
street grade of 261 inches per 100 Beet making
grade Wilson street ~ inches above present side
1917 inches per 100 feet making grade at
corner Of Mt Hope and Uniou inches above present
SIDEWALK
WILSON STREET.
Established regular grade is inches per 100 feet from
Nj Hope street to Swan street, running north.
Wilson street requires FILL the average of feet
to conform to this grade, for distance OF 400 feet.
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Established grade from point al feet south Of Bridge
Swan Creek making regular grade of inches per
100 feet to north side Of Mt Hope street, making but
slight change in present curb ON east side of street
From north side OF Mt. Hope street to summit 81 7-10
feet north Of south side of Feeder streeEstabshed
grade of 27 inches per 100 feet which is generally the
az OF WEE str
From summit, for distance Of 700 feet-Established
grade of inches per 100 feet From this point for
distance of 600 feet to paper mill Of j. c. Weeden Co
II inches per 100 feet for distance of 326 feet creek
generally conforming to the present surf1ce u 5tree
ION North Main Street advise the Adepflon of the
Recommendation of the former Commssiont wat
north to the creek crossing the street, This be
done by dching the east side of street and
1t when and where necessary, by making a{Ap of u
inches per 100 feet from the summit n feet birth of
Deevan street TO the creek,
suggest that the cutters be kept open aHz rankin
street. crossing York street. that portion ~ The
face water running west York street east o Frank
lin may passInorth and south along Fran1n street.
thus reducing the quantity passing soutl4zU0 Main
street. which, in times of severe rain storms, ds Main
street. from York street to Corye street. to the top of
the present curb
herewith furnish note book containing elevations
and grades established and revised also maps show
ing street lines currents and crown of grades and fall
in grade per 100 feet.
On an examination of the surveys and map l find 1t
impossible to establish centres at the ntersec
ton OF streets contemplated owing to the great
rrcgularity Of the street lines. This difficulty may be
obyiated by fixing centre in the range of each side of
the street, at the Intersection OF all streets.
NoTs:-Distance given above from side of streets
in fact from curb lines.
Respectfully submitted.
EDW. Il. SOLLIDAY, C. e.
Assistant City Surveyor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H. LARSON, City Surveyor,