The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-11

the county shall, II the infirmary sew
| age Is at such time 80 connected as
to enter said plant, pay to the city
q sum equal TO two per cent OF the
total cost OF said extension or con-
structlon, as their share OF the cost OF
said work.
The report was adopted though at
the suggestion Of Solicitor Day an
ironclad agreement will be insisted on
by the council before the work Will
be commenced by the city.
Hurford street property owners In a
communication to the council stated
that they had no objection to the
grade being made in the improve
ment on that thoroughfare but that
they did not intend to sign any waiv-
ers or be responsible for damages
caused by the change of grade. Some
discussion was caused by the intima-
ton that two grades had been given.
The communication was moved re-
ceiyed and filed.
Property holders of the second
ward to the number OF sixty or more
ask the council to provide for the
purchase OF a fenced in strip OF land
on Rider street. measuring 81 by 167
feet. which adjolns the park line.
They allege that the present condition
OF the land in question damages their
property and delays improvement and
building In that section. Streets and
alleys.
Property holders on Oxford street
from Lake street TO Chance avenue,
with but three exceptions. petitioned
council TO make a change in the plans
OF the Improvement OF the thorough
fare which will give grass line OF
three feet between the sidewalks and
the curbing instead of paving the
sidewalk from property line to curb as
is planned.
Owens stated that three OF the prop
erty holders on the street in question
had but As foot street while the
others, who had petitioned. had
street OF so feet. He asked that The
communication be sent the city en-
gineer and that he be instructed TO
see the three property holders and
make an attempt TO persuade them to
donate Ave feet OF their frontage to
the city, thus making the street OF
uniform width The petition was re-
ferred TO the city engineer and the
committee on streets and alleys.
@. IL. Skinner. 1875 Graham avenue,
asked permission to tap a sewer man
hole Is feet east of his property rath-
er than dig Is feet to the sewer main
In order to make connection with his
house. Sewers.
Contractor Melbourne. engaged In
demolishing the Snyder building on
East Tuscarawas street was granted
permission to use one-third OF the
street while the work Is being done.
A fence will be erected thus keeping
pedestrians from the sidewalk ana
possible danger from falling orick or
stone.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Aungst--That the b. p. 8. re-
move water pipe on East Williams
street formerly used for filling sprink-
ling carts. Adopted.
BY Brooks-That sanitary sewer
be constructed on East Pine street TO
extend about 75 feet from Patterson.
Adopted.
BY Brooks--That the b. p. 8. inves-
tigate conditions on Cedar street west
of the creek and stop the taking OF
sand from the street and sidewalks.
Adopted. ~
BY HaIl-That the b. p. s. open the
first alley south OF Tuscarawas street
running from the Boulevard. Adopt
ed.
BY Haii--That the Pennsylvania
Railroad company be notified to clean
the. rubbish from alley IN which the
Dueber switch IL laid. Adopted.
by HaIl-That the y. =. s. notify
smith and Wise 10 move the fence
on the north side OF West South street
at Harrison avenue. Adopted
BY Hall--That q. p. 8. notify A.
Down TO remove art and stone from
north aide q West South street near
Harrlnon avenue. Adopted.