Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-16
STREETS AND SEWERS,

Vine Street Sewer to be Built at am Es"
 timated Expense of $3,OOO.
 Mayor Kilduff presided at the meeting of the sewer board last night.
 It was voted that the city engineer be in- structed to advertise for bids for the con- struction of sewer from Vine street to the foot of Ward and Round Hill streets, bids to be received until September 12. at 8 o'clock in the evening. The estimated expense of this work is $3 500. The en- gineer was also instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of 8 sewer in Denny street, bids to be open until Sep tember 12, at o'clock in the evening.
 Vechen Waring appeared in the interest of petition asking for sewer in Chest nut avenue to Ridgawood street, He said that there are four cesspools at one point in the str ct and that the residents were living in constant dread of a visit from the health authorities. It was voted to cite the property owners in for hearing on Sep tember 4.
 The mayor brought up the matter of sewers in Bridge street from McGill street to Dublin and on Dublin street from Bridge street to the Mad river. It was decided to give the property owners hearing on Sep tember 4.
 Edward Kiely and Thomas O'Brien ap- peared in reference to sewer in Granite street. They were instructed to make ap- plication to the board for permission to connect with the sewer of River street It was voted that William Brlckel be ex. i empt on 53i feet of sewer assessment at | the corner of Washington avenue and Riverside street.
 At the road board meeting the street in spector was instructed to report at the next meeting the probable cost of grading Wal. nut street between Wood street and the city line and Ward street and the city line and that property owners on Walnut stree be cited in for hearing on September 1 in reference to the laying of walks ant other improvements.
 It was voted that the street designated al l "A" street on Lounsbury farm be hence forth known as South View street,
 The matter of repairing North Willow street to the city line was discussed q length. The mayor thought the place wal in good condition now and said it was onl! an effort on the part of people living in tn town to enhance the value of their propert, at the expense of the city.
 Alderman Barlow thought that it was
 parallel case with the Washington stree
 extension and the opening of Luke street
 This ''riled" the mayor. and he warmed nI
 to the subject and gave the meeting an lR l L6E6SlIuR Ltlh Ou lUe IOShtAOu OI lAS uIuSL
 ent streets referred to. He said tha
 Washington and Luke streets are almost
 mile inside the cl;y limits. "while th
 part of North Main street which thos
 people want us to speud our money on is 0
 the very outskirts of the city" It was voted that the street inspector
 instructed to report an estimate of tn
 cost of making the rrpairs in that stree
 Communication was received from tn
 Traction Go in reference to it's propose line on North Willow street, and with
 came a remonstrance from the propert owners of that street asking that the con pany be not permitted to run the line front of their premises. It was voted { give all parties interested hearing on th ? matter on the evening of September 4. The matter Of laying sidewalks to th = new grade on West Main street from Wi l low street to the New England road VI then discussed. It was voted to cite tl
 property owners in for hearing on SeI tember 4.
 On motion of Commissioner Colloty was voted that Scovill street be surfae , hardened on the completion of the job 0 !, West Main street, and property owne I along the line be ordered to make all ne v essary gas, sewer and water connection before the work will be commenced.