Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-08-18

! twenty -OIle leeJ Wlue, eAc!uulnR ullcHeS,
but including shoulders, which roadway
shall be properly crowned, Grained, and
surfaced with good gravel to the depth
of one foot
DESCRIPTION OF sECTIoE or HIGHWAY
CONNECTING sEYMoU2 AND ELM
STREETS, AND REVISION IN WIDTH
AND LOCATION OF ELM
STREET.
There shall be laid out and constructed
the following described section of pub
lie highway:
Beginning at point in the center
line of Seymour Street, said point being
230 feet southerly from the intersection
of said center line and the center line
of the main track of the Rutland Rail-
road, thence northerly 4S feet, in
curve having a radius of 1S1. 80 feet, to
a point Is feet at right angles, easterly
to the easterly right of way line of the
Rutland Railroad; thence northerly, and
parallel to said right of way line, 142
/
feet to the easterly highway line of
Seymour Street; thence northerly 50
feet, in curve having a radius of
18l. 80 feet; thence northeasterly, in a
straight line, 203 feet thence north
westerly 245 feet, in a curve having a
radius of 1875 feet; thence westerly 232
feet to the center line of Seymour
Street, crossing under the center line
of main track of the Rutland Railroad
at an angle of eighty degrees.
Also beginning at a point in the above
described line, said point being 800
feet from the point of beginning, thence
northeasterly 80 feet, in a curve having
radius of AZ feet, thence easterly in
line coincident with the center line of
Elm Street 70 it.
The above description is of the center
line of said highway, which shall be
thirty-siX feet wide, except through the
underpass, and such additional width in
particular places as may be necessary
to make the required grades and slopes
for the underpass and connecting high
ways, and to secure the required curves
as indicated on said blue print plan
Said highway shall have throughout a
finished roadway twenty-one feet wide,
including shoulders but excluding
bitches, which roadway shall be proper
y crowned, ditched, and drained, and
surfaced with good gravel to the depth
of one foot. There shall also be con-
structed throughout the length of this
highway, outside of said driveway, but
within the limits of the highway, as
shown on said blue print plan, a good
sidewalk six feet wide, and we'll sur
faced with good gravel for width of
five feet. The exact location and re-
quirements of this highway are shown
on said blue print plan.
HIGHWAY CONNECTING WILLARD STREET
AND SEYMOUR STREET.
There shall also be laid out and con-
structed the following described con-
Meeting section of public highway:
Beginning at point in the northerly
line of Willard Street, which point is
1913 feet west of the westerly right-of-
way line of the Rutland Railroad along
said northerly street line, thence north |
erly 22O feet; thence easterly, at right |
angles, 135 feet; thence northerly, and |
parallel to the center line of the Rut- |
land Railrond, AZ feet, to a point in
Seymour Street which is opposite the
point where the westerly line of this |
highway intersects the westerly line of |
Seymour Street
The above description is of the center
line of said connecting section of public
highway, which shall be twenty one |
feet wide, and have throughout fin
ished roadway twenty-one feet wide, |
including shoulders, but excluding
bitches, which roadway shall be proper
ly crowned, ditched, and drained, and |
surfaced with good gravel to the depth
of one foot.
SIDEWALK CONNECTING WILLARD STREET |
AND SEYMOUR STREET.
A good gravel sidewalk five feet wide
shall be laid out and constructed con-
Meeting Willard Street and Seymour
Street, located Immediately west of,
and adjoining, the westerly right-of-
way line of the Rutland Railroad, and
beginning at the northerly line of Will
lard Street then running northerlv 15O
feet; thence northwesterly, and adjoin-
ing the easterly line of land of Joseph
Cobb and land of Theodore Dukett, a
distance of &c feet to connection with
the section of highway described in the
last preceding section, between the land
of Theodore Dukett and Edison Wisell.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS.
The Rutland Railroad Company shall