Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-26
oRowELL,s PROPOSITIONS,
(Continued from LIST page,)

the right to take the water from saiu
two mentioned brooks, ,,,. -
There shall be provided bridges o,
suitable strength and capacity al a.
points where bridges are requireu Gn
said pine line, and there shall be put IA
suitable valves and blow-outs along the
line and in the course OF saia Pipe ''"0'
not more than three in number, o.,
From the point where said PIPE my
shall empty into Pleasant valley, 10
the dam In Pleasant Valley, PROVIDED IN
nroposition No. |, the Pleasant Vaiiey
brook shall be cleaned of trees, roofs,
sod mould and other vegetable matter
to sufficient depth and width TO auhi'
tho flow without material contamlha,,
tion of the water which shall be turned
thereinto by said pipe line, There shal ~
be provided such protection as may ps
required, if any, by state poaro u
health, to prevent the sewage ana con
tamination entering into said brook OF
any branch above the site of the dam
There shall be laid and constructed q
sewer TO care for the sewage from the
cottages on Sunset lake, when sewer
shall be of sufficient size to care ior
the sewage of said cottages as they are
now built, and shall not be less than SIX
inches in diameter, and shall De con
structed at sufficient depth to take per
feet drainage and carried TO sucn
point as may be approved by the state
board of health, -, -
For the above property, and with the
work completed according to the fore
going. there shall be paid the follow
ing: The village shall cancel the debt
it holds against the Chestnut I'M hes'
ervoir company, on account of the YER
non street line; it shall assume the
mortgage of $125,0O0 on the Chestnut
Hill Reservoir company, and snail pay
said Crowell and said companies the
sum of $l45,000.
Proposition No. 8.
This includes proposition No. 2 and
in addition thereto will construct a
reservoir in Pleasant Valley, OF the
general character of that speeliied IN
the report of Engineer Davis, to the
water committee, said reservoir 20 be
located at point about 400 rec,
southerly of the point indicated in said
Davis S report, and to be of sufiicien,
height and width TO make storage OF
approximately 50,000,O00 gallons of wa
ter. We will lay 16-inch main from
point near the Samuel Sargent place
where our present 16-inch pipe goes;
thence to the junction of Western ave
nue. to Union street; l4-inch main
from the said junction to the Junction
of High and Green streets; lO-lncl
main from the junction of Union street
and Western avenue, through Union
street. across Elliot, through Frost and
Flat streets to Main street We VIII
take up pipe which is now located on
said courses, and from the pipe so tax
en- up we will make the following street
changes in the village:
A 6-irch pipe on High street from
Oak street to the junction of Green and
High streets; an S-inch pipe from
thence to Main; 6-inch pipe on Ca
nal street from Pine street to OAK
Grove avenue: 6-inch pipe on Gull
ford street, from Centeryille to Elm
corner; 6-inch pipe on Prospect
street; 6inch pipe on Thomas street;
6-inch pipe from Prospect to Pine on
Central; 6-inch pipe on Chaplin;
6-inch pipe on Spruce, Myrtle and Ce
dar streets; a 6.inch pipe on Clark
street, from the east end to the Doc
little house; 6-ineh pipe on North
Main street, from Terrace to North
street and on Terrace and Tyler streets
to Walnut street; 6-inch pipe on
Howard street; a 6-inch pipe on Chase
from Oak to Forest; 6-inch pipe on
Grove street; 6.inch pipe on Green
street, from Church TO High street.
For this the village shall pay as fol
lows: 1t shall cancel the debt due
from the Chestnut Hill Reservoir com
pany on account of the Vernon street
line. It shall assume the $4,000 mort.
gage of the Chestnut Hill Reservoir
company and shall pay the said Crowell
and said companies the sum of $2l5,'
600. All the pipe taken up and not
used in street changes shall belong to
the village.