The herald., 1895-04-13
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Recomme ndations 1cde at the Weekly Meeting
Yesterday

Recommendations ncde at the Weekly Meeting
Yesterday
The board of public works made the
following report yesterday:
Recommend that the bid of Q. A. lvcrs
for the franchise for a street railway on
West First street, Between Bonnie Brae
street and the west city limits, be ac'
cepted.
In the matter of the petition of +. Far
rell asking for permission to erect sign
in front OF the local office of the San Fran
cisco Call at No. 120 South Spring street,
we recommend that the same be granted.
We recommend that the ordinance de-
finng the line of Central avenue, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, be placed upon
| It's passage.
In the matter of the petition of Sher-
man Smith asking the council to adopt
an ordinance rounding the intersection ol
Pasadena avenue and DAILY street so as to
make the width of the sidewalk of Pasa-
dena avenue and Daily street. uniform,
we recommend that the necess .ry wooden
curb be placed as petitioned for.
In the matter OF the application OF |.
\. Preston and others, residents of Pasa-
dena avenue, asking that the city council
order the Terminal railway company to
construct crossing over its tracks where
the same cross Pasadena avenue. we rec
o.nmend that the petition be granted.
In the matter of the petition of Charles
Won der Kuhlen and several other prop
erty owners on San Pedro street, between
Second and Fifth streets, requesting the
council TO take the necessary steps
toward the widening and tightening of
the street to 4 uniform width of eighty
feet. we recommend that the petition be
granted.
In the matter of the request of Hattie
Meagher asking the council to establish
the grade of Tenth street ut its intersec-
tiOn with Grand avenue. we recommend
that the same be referred to the city en-
gineer.
In the matter of the width of sidewalks
on Kew West street we recommend the
ado ption of our former recommendation.
III the matter of the protest of q. +.
Weiben and others demonstrating against
the sewering. grading. gravellng, curbing
and cement sidewalking of East Twelfth
street. between San Pedro and Tennessee
streets. we recommend that all proceed
ings be abandoned.
In the matter of the petition of Andrew
Glassel and others requesting that the
sidewalk on the east side of Buena Vista
street. north of Temple street. be repaired
by constructing thereon a cement walk
from five to six feet in width, we recon-
mend that the petition be granted.
In the matter of the petition of Reuben
ty-seventh street be established between
Figucroa and Key West streets, we recon-
mend that the petition be granted.
In the matter OF the petition of D. Nc
Kay and others requesting that a cement
walk six feet in width be laid on Four
teenth street, between Main and Hill
streets we recommend that the petition
be granted.
We recommend that the street superin-
tendent construct return curbs at the cor
ner of Norwood and Twenty-tbird streets.
In the matter OF the protest of Mrs. II.
Fish against being assessed for the open
ing of Byram street on the ground that
opening would be an injury to her prop
ertv and of no benefit to the protestant
we recommend that the protest be re-
ferred to the city clerk.
In the matter of the petition of A. J.
Stamn asking that the grade of Ida
street, between Temple street and Mara
thon avenue, be established; in the mat
ter of the petition of A. a. Wurtz and
others asking that crosswalks be placed
across First street at the intersection of
Chicago street across Michigan avenue at
the corner of Chicago street. across
Brooklyn avenue at the intersection OF
the same thoroushfare, we recomm mend
that both OF said petitions be filed.