Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-23
%sl0,375,725 FOR
BUILDINGS IN 1871
New Code Has Increased Fees
to City Department by
$1,000.

Permits granted during the last
eleven months by the city building de-
partment called for an expenditure OF
$40, 375, 725 in construction work. and
present figures indicate that the new
building code has increased the amount
of fees of the department nearly $1,000
over the preceding year. A large
number of the 2,971 permits issued this
wear were for two-family dwellings.
This is attributed to the fact that un =
der the new code any dwelling erected
for more than two families comes un-
der the tenement house act.
A total of ST., $685. 5 in fees has been
received by the department during the
past eleven months. During the last
few months permits were issued for the
erection of the Shubert and Empire
theatres, Essex National Bank, BAN
berger & Co. buildings and the Park
place terminal of the Pennsylvania
short line.
During the week ending yesterday
the department issued twenty-nine per
mits providing for $1s7, DOS in construc-
ton work. j. H. Dunn & Sons secured
the largest permit for the erection OF
an apartment house at $40 Clinton ave
nue., to cost $4,000. h permits for
the week follow:
Third Ward-15 Chelsea avenue, frame
dwelling; owners. Jacob and Anna A.
Staren; estimated cost, $500. Third ave-
nue. and Ogden street, two steel sheds;
owner. STANDARD on Company Of New
Fourth Ward-38 Centre street, brick
store and dwelling; owner, Alliance IN
vestment Company; estimated cost. $4,000.
Fifth Ward-Lafayette and McWhorter
streets, alterations to brick dwelling;
owner, William Smith; estimated cost,
1900. 6i-65 Madison street, alterations to
schmidt; estimated cost, 1900. 6i-65
room: owner, Christian schmidt; esti'
sixth Ward-9 Hunterdon street. altera-
lions to frame dwelling; owner, William
Vozazeck; estimated cost, $1,000. a37 War
rem street, frame store n dwelling;
5000. .nn
zee street, steel elevators; owner, Allro
Chemical Elevator Company; estimated
Eighth Ward-5a2 Clifton avenue, frame
dwsllaing COST ows i I6iOo. saF sss c siIRftalley sve ssti-
estimated cost, $1,000. $40 Mt. Prospect
avenue, frame stable; owner, Edith ].
Phillips; estimated cost, 1000. $50 Mt.
Prospect avenue. brick tailor shop; owner,
John Panieo; estimated cost, $1,000.
Ninth ward-1s6 Frelinshuysen avenue.
frame stable; owner, Faitout Iron and
Steel Company; estimated cost, 1000. 964
Seymour venue frame dwelling; owner,
Henry NJ Cox; estimated cost, 5000. 1896
Seymour avenue. frame dwelling; owner
Eleventh Ward-Rear 10i-3-5 North Thir-
teenth street, brick warehouse and oar
penter shop; owner, keystone Watch Case
Company; estimated cost, $3.50.
frame dwelling: owner. Louis Bromberg;
estimated cost, $4.355. 726-7S2 South Eigh-
teenth street. four frame dwellings; owner.
Matthias Hiltgen; estimated cost, 1924, 600.
S22 South Eighteenth street. frame dwell
ing; owner, Darts Bender; estimated cost,
dwelling; owners, Menhen & Hurwitz
estimated cost. $500. 7e7 South Four
teenth street, frame dwelling; owner. M,
Steinberg; estimated cost, $500.
Fourteenth Ward--168 Belmont avenu
alterations to brick store and dwelling
owner. Simon Comando: estimated cost.
"a, 500. 600 Belmont avenue, frame dwell
ing; owner, Oscar H. SchoelzlSe; estimated
cost. $1,000. Bruce street and Springfield
avenue, steel elevator; owner, Allro
Chemical Elevator Company; estimated
sixteenth ward-71 Fairvtew avenue,
TO frame dwelling; owner.
Charles Betz: estimated cost, $1,000. 513
Clinton avenue, alterations to brick store
and dwelling; owner, N, G Buchler; est
brick dwelling; owner, John II. Dunn q
estimated cost. $40. 600. Sal South.
Thirteenth street, frame dwelling: owner,
Frank Zwigard; estimated cost, 5000.