The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-06-21
ORDINANCE.

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An Ordinance to Adopt the Survey and Map
and the Profile Map of that Part of Miller
Street from the Side Line of Budd Street to
the Center Line of Phoenix Avenue to Pro.
vide for the Fling and Recording of Said
Survey; to Establish the Grade Thereof
between the Points aforesaid, and to Pro-
vide for the Regulating, Grading and
Working Thereof, and the Regulating,
Grading, Paving and CURLING of the Side
walks.
Whereas, certain portion of a street
named on map herein referred to as Miller
land over which said portion of said street
runs and has been by said owners dedicated
| to the public; and,
Whereas, The Mayor and Board of Alder
men of MorrStown by resolution passed
May 3, A. ID. 1901, did order q survey and pro
file map to be made of said portion of said
street, which survey and profile map has
been made and is shown on a map designa-
ted as No. 81, made by Arthur S. Pierson,
Town Surveyor, dated May 81, 1901, therefore,
RE IT ORDAINED by The Mayor and
- Board of Aldermen of Morristown:
1. Said survey and map be and the same
is hereby approved and adopted.
2. Said map with written description of
said survey shall be filed in the Office of the
Clerk of Morris County and recorded in the
Book of Records OF Roads and Highways for
said County in accordance with the fifth
section of an Act entitled ga Supplement
to an Act to Incorporate Morristown," APP
proved April 6, 1865, which said Supplement-
was approved March ID, 1866, and that a
duplicate copy of said map shall be filed in
the office of the Town Surveyor
8. The above named portion of said street
shown on said map shall, when the survey
and map shall have been filed as provided
for by this ordinance, be deemed and taken
as a public street and shall be maintained
and treated as such in all respects.
A. The grade of that portion of said street
shown on said map bv the red grade line
shall, after the map of the same shall have
been recorded and filed as provided for by
the second section of this ordinance be and
the same is hereby approved, adopted and
established as the grade line for said portion
OF said street.
5. Said street shallrbe regulated, graded
and worked in accordance with the grade
line hereby established.
6. The sidewalks of said portion of said
street shall be eight feet wide and shall be
paved with the best blue stone tagging to
the width of not less than four feet and
nance entitled can Ordinance relating to
the side walks and cutters of Morristown,
and the paving, curbing and grading there
Of" approved September 7, 1887 alleys, car
rage ways and other places crossed by
vehicles may be paved with blue stone flag
glng and cobble stones laid in alternate
courses,
I, Tie said regulating, grading, paving
and curbing provided for by the Sixth Sec
ton of this ordinance shall be done imme
diately after the publication of this ordi
nance by tho owner or owners, occupant or
occupants, on the sidewalks in front of or
adjoining the premises respectively owned
or occupied by them, and at the cost and ex
pense of the owners thereof; and the same
shall be done in conformity with the grade
established by this ordinance, and under the
supervision of the Street Commissioner, and
in such manner as may be prescribed by
him under the direction of The Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of Morristown.
Approved and signed June T. 1901,
NORMAN FOX,
Attest Mayor.
CHAS. STILWELL, JR.,
Town Clerk.