Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-17
SIGNED BY THE MAYOR.
Gives His Enlargement to the Oak
 vile Trolley Conditions.

vile Trolley Conditions.
 The conditions under which the city will allow the Lighting and Power Co to lay its tracks at Oakville, and which were passed by the board of aldermen Monday night, were signed by Mayor Kilduff late yesterday afternoon. They are as follows:
 1st That the said company begins immediately at it's own expense, what ever proceedings may be proper to compel the New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad company to remove the embankments and abutments now situated in the highway under the rail- road bridge of said New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad company at Oakyille, so-called. from their pres ent position in the highway at said place. so as to make the highway there not less than fifty feet wide, and to such street lines as the boards Of all dermen and public works approve of. 2d, If such proceedings should ter fminate unfavorably, and if such abut- ments and embankments are not re- / moved from said highway on or before January l, 1904, then the said Connec-
 
 its own expense, shall make such re- moval, and do ands complete all the work incidental thereto on or before January 1. 1905.
 Sd. That said railway company pay to the city of Waterbury, or it's duly authorized agent. one-half of the total expense of building q new and sub stantial iron or concrete masonry q -T1N across the stream which crosses the highway, between the railroad crossing and the Oakville company's property, together with all the necessary foun- dations. abutments and approaches. Said bridge to be built in aecortOnee with plans and specifications prepared by the city engineer, and approved by the boards of aldermen and public works Said bridge to be not less 1han fifty feet wide with sidewalks on both sides thereof, and to be complet- ed, if the New York. New Haven x Hartford Railroad company removes the embanlxinents and abutments, on pr before January 1, 1904: otherwise to be completed on or before the list day of January. 1905.
 4th. That the said railroad company upon the removal of the aforesaid abutments and the building of the bridge aforesaid. shall immediately at its own expense, relay it's tracks in Said highway to such lines and to such a grade as the proper authorities of the city shall prescribe.
 5th. That said railroad company shall erect and maintain at it's own expense, until all of the foregoing work set forth is completed, suitable electric lights on the easterly and westerly approaches to the railroad crossing. and within seventy-ffve feet thereof, and shall keep the snow and ice removed from that portion of the highway between the present abut nlents so that the same sNEtl be open and safe at all times for public travel
 9th. That all cars operated by said company shall coine to a full stop one hundred feet on each side of the rail road crossing, and every reasonable preeaution taken to prevent injury tG person and property at said point.
 Tth. That said company pay to the city twenty-five dollars ($25l for eacl and every day that the work aforesaid specified shall remain ilncompleted af. ter January 1, 1905.
 Sth. That said company give to the city surety company bond in the sun of twenty-five thousand dollars (S20, 000) that it will well and truly keet and perform al the terms and condi tions herein specified.
 9th. That said company shall Ia. a pavement of brick or stone, to tn satisfaction of the board of commis sioners of public works. upon all tha portion of the said highway between the said abutments. and further shal pave the said highway for it's ful width, as now worked in this manne for a distance of fifty feet from eacl end of said abutments. And sai, work shall be done at the time of lay ing the tracks i'll the highway at sai, place.