Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-10-02
AN ORDINANCE.

To provide for the establishment of the line and
grades of Wood street. New street, Smallwood
Place, Andrews street and Russell street. in
the City of Woodbury., N. j.
Section l. Be it enacted that the centre line
! of Wood street be, and it is hereby established
as follows, viz; Beginning in the centre line OF
vey, distant six hundred eighty-seven and fifty
three hundredths feet (6S7 53) westwardly from
the centre line of Broad ST., thence making the
northeast angle with Delaware street one hun
dred two degrees and nine minutes (1O2o 9,) and
extending northwardly a distance of six hundred
sixteen and eighty-two hundredths (6I6 82) feet
to stone, corner to Willard F. Cattells lands:
thence DETECTING to the left three degrees and
twenty three minutes go 23,) and extending five
hundred and five (5o5) feet more or less to Wood
bury Greek.
The width of said street to be fifty (50) feet
thirty 1907 feet of which shall be roadway and
ten (l0) feet on either side sidewalks the side
centre line to Woodbury. creek.
Section 2. Be it enacted that the centre line of
New street be, and is hereby established as fol-
lows, viz: Beginning in the centre line of Della
ware street, as established by Russell's survey.
distant one hundred and ninety-three and sew,
enty-hundredths (193 70-lO0) feet easterly from
the intersection of the centre line of Delaware
street with the centre line of Wood street;thence
making northeast angle with Delaware street.
eighty-nine (s9) degrees and forty-ive minutes
(45l, and extending distance of three hundred
and thirty-five and ninety-five hundredths 1885
95100) feet to stone at its intersection with the
centre line of Smallwood Place;the width of said
street to be thirty-three $3.50 feet twentyone (21
feet of which shall be roadway, and six feet on
either side sidewalks,
Section 8. Be it enacted that the centre line of
Smallwood Place beand it is hereby established
as follows, VIZ; Beginning at point in the CEN
tire line OF Wood street distant northwardly three
hundred forty-three and sixty-seven hundredths
(343. 81 feet from the centre of Delaware street
and thence making the northeast angle with
Wood street one hundred and two degrees and
nine minutes (l02o 81 and extending eastwardIy
parallel with Delaware street, distance of two
hundred slxty-seven and forty hundredths
267 40 feet to marble monument set in the CEN
tire line of New street. said street to be forty 4O)
feet in width twenty-five (22) feet of which shall
be roadway and nine (9) feet on either side side
walks.
Section A. Be it enacted that the centre line of
the street to be known as Andrews street be and
is hereby established as follows, viz: Beginning.
at point in the centre line of Wood street dis.
tant northwardly one hundred ninety-one and
forty-two hundredths (l91.42) feet from the cen
ire OF Delaware street and thence making the
two degrees and nine minutes (IO2o 9t) and ex-
tending eastwardly, parallel with Delaware
street distance Of four hundred thirty-six and
sixty hundredths (436.60) feet to a marble mon
ument set in the centre line of Russell street.
said street to be thirty feet in width eighteen
feet OF which shall be roadway and six feet on
either side sidewalks.
Section 5. Be it enacted that the centre line of
the street to be known as Russell street be- and
is hereby established as follows, viz: Begin
ming at corner in the middle of Delaware
street. as established by Russell's survey, dis
tant westward two hundred ninety-three and
thirty-three hundredths (29333) feet from the
northeast angle with Delaware street eiphtv-
nine degrees and twenty minutes 1890 2Ot5 and
extending northward one hundred eghty-seven
and ten hundredths (1871O) feet to a marble
monument set in the centre line of Andrews
street; said street to be twenty COY feet in
width, five and one-half $50 feet on the west
side of which shall be sidewalk and the balance
roadway.
Section g. Be it enacted that the grade eleva-
tons for curb as delineated on the map or plan
prepared by the city surveyor and submitted
herewith, be and the same are hereby adopted
as the grade Of the above mentioned streets:
that the gutter elevation shall be nine inches
below the top of the curb, except on Wood
street as hereinafter provided.
Section T. Be it enacted that Wood Street shall
be curbed with cement curb which shall be of
not less than eight inches in width or thickness
and shall extend at least six inches below the
gutter level that the gutter next to the curb for
the width of two feet shall be paved with cement
or concrete: that the edge of the gutter next to
the curb shall be set, from Delaware street to
Smallwood Place, nine (9) inches below the ton
OF the curb and from Smallwood Place regularly
increasing to twelve inches at the angle at Cat
tells corner, six hundred sixteen and eighty
two hundredths feet north of Delaware street
and the balance of the street twelve inches be-
low the top of the curb that said gutter shall
have a rise of one ID inch said width of two
feet from the curb toward the centre of the street
that the street for the width of four az feet adj
joining said cement gutter shall be substantially
paved Will DSlSihu UlOck WHICH Wlu6n OF Tour
feet shall have grade or rise of five inches to-
ward the centre OF the street, that all driveways
across the sidewalks shall commence at the
bottom of the gutter and be substantially paved
with brick set edge wise, Belgian block or other
improved pavement, other than cobble, which
driveways the owner or owners shall at all times
keep in repair.
Section 5. Be it enacted that the City of Wood
bury shall have the right to have the curbing
and paving of the cutters, and Belgian block
paving done in accordance with the preceding
section and the owner owners of any lot or
lots fronting said street. shall pay to the City
of Woodbury. an amount equal to the cost of the
ordinary curb and gutter, generally required by
ordinance, upon other streets in the City Of
Woodbury.; and the excess of cost for the curb
and gutter herein provided to be put down shall
be paid by the said City of Woodbury..
Section 9. Be it enacted that all ordinances or
parts of ordinances conflicting with this ordi-
nance be and the same are hereby repealed.
Passed at q regular meeting Of the Council
held sixteenth day of September 1902
THEO. F. BURKETT
President of Council pro tenn.
Geo. X Carroll, City Clerk.
Approved September Goth, 1902
PRS fee, $l3.s5.l SAh'L H. LADD, Mayor.