The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-07-19
ORDINANCE NO. 80.

An Ordnance to provide for the widening of
u part of Main street in the town of lei Air.
and for the laying and extension of II side
walk thereon.
Sec. /. BE il enacted and ordained Ey the
Commissioners of the town of Bel Air that
that part of Main street i'll said town extend
ing from point in front of the lot occupied
by DR.. j. Camp Butler on the north, to IL point
in front OF the dwelling house formerly occu
pied by Mrs. Elizabeth u. Lee and now owned
by Messrs. a. H. and o. NJ. Whitaker, on the
south, be opened and wldened by extending the
easterly line of said part of said street along
and through the property of Dr, j. Camp But
Ter, the heirs of Mrs. Laura J. Maynadier, the
trustees of the Methodist Protestant Church,
John A. Young, George B. Rigdon and a. Is
and D. NJ. Whitaker, So that said easterly line
Of said part of said street when so opened and
widened shall conform to the following courses
and distances: beginning ut point in front
of the lot occupied by DIR. }. Camp Butler ut
the southeast corner of the last slate SLAB now
laid of the old pavement, at II point north ~ -
degrees west 10 feet distant from the centre OF
large ash tree standing on the division line
between the lot occupied by DR.. J. Camp But
Ter and the lot occupied by the heirs OF Mrs.
Laura ]. Maynadier, from which point Il maple
tree in Joseph NJ SJreetCs lawn bears south
lax degrees west, and running thence south
55lh degrees east feet q inches to the lot be-
longing to the heirs of Laura J. Maynader;
thence through and with said lot south o513
degrees east 20 feet and l inch to the 1ot be-
longing to the trustees of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church thence through and with said
lot south 5519 degrees east 81 feet 8 inches to Il
point at the foot of the fourth step from the
top of the stone steps leading into the Metho-
dist Protestant parsonage; thence still with
said lot south 5d34 degrees east 139 feet 3
inches to a stake set near the root of a large
maple tree standing near the Methodist Pro-
testant Church thence stnl with said lot south
574 degrees east 20 feet inches To II stake
set on the division line between the lot belong
ing to the trustees of the Methodist Protestant
Church and the lot belonging to John A.
Young; thence with said Youug's lot south
51I degrees east IS feet inches TO George ..
Rigdon's lot; thence with said Rigduns lot
south 5734 degrees east % feet 10 inches TO
set stake: thence still with said RigdOns lot
south 57A degrees east Al feet 51a inches to Il
stone culvert at the intersection of Lee aud
Main streets; thence south 544 degrees east
Il feet inches to the lot belonging TO A. u. ard
o. NJ. Whitaker. lately purchases from the ex
through and with said lot south 4419 degrees
east 120 feet and y inch to set stake; thence
still with said lot south Al degrees east GO feet
6 inches to a set stake; thence still with said
lot south 3319 degrees east 40 feet inches TO
point at the end of the present brick pavement
in front Of the dwelling house lately occupied
1895, by Henry Wilson Archer and shown on
plat and description of said survey now on
file in the Office of said Commissioners.
Sec. 2. BE it further enaci ed and ordained
that slate sidewalk five feet wide, beginning
at the end of the brick pavement in front oil
the dwelling house formerly occupied by Mrs.
Elizabeth Il. Lee be extended and laid along
the easterly side of Main str ct so widen, as
provided for in the first section of this Ordi-
nance, continuing until lt snail reach the slate
sidewalk now laid in front of the lot NJ w occu-
pied by DR., j. Camp Butler, proper allowance
being made for the private carriage ways and
entrances of ahutting property-owners and for
crossing ut the intersection of Lee and Main
streets.
See. ;. And be it further enacted and or
daned that the said commissioners shall meet
at the office of Dallam and Rouse in Bel Air on
Friday evening, August 2, 1873, at eight
O'clock, p. NJ, and then ANA there proceed to
ascertain what amount of value in damages
will he caused by the widening of Main street,
as provided for in the first section of this Or
dinance, and by the extension of the sidewalk
as provided for in the second section of this
Ordinance and what a mount the said Commits
Sioners shall then aud there provide for the
payment of the damages and costs aforesaid in
the manner as provided for in Section % of
the Act Of Incorporation of the town of Bel
Air, as amended by the Act of 1890, Chap 154.
Sec. 4. Aud be it further enacted and or
dained that the said Commissioners shall give
plated improvements by publication of this
Ordinance in two newspapers published in said
town, once in each of two successive weeks
before the said I'd day of August, 1895, and
that II copy OF this Ordinance be served by the
Town Baitf on all persons whose property
will he affected by said improvements, as shown
on the aforesaid plat now on file i'll the Office
of said Commissioners.
Sec D. And nc it further enacted and Or
dained that this Ordinance shall take effect
from the date of its passage.
Approved July, 8, 1895.
WIN. II. BILLINGSLEA
Chairman of Board of Town Commissioners.
JOHN \. YOUNG, Secretary.