The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-16
A N ORDINANCE

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to change and establish the location of the
curb lines on both rides of the public road or
highway known as Madison Avenue, in the
Burlington. and providing for the construc-
ton, curb1ng, RECURRING, paving, relaying and
repairing the sidewalks on both sides of the
said public road or highway known as Madi-
son Avenue. from the tracks of the Camden
and Burlington County Railroad Company
southerly to South Avenue.
Be 1t ordained by the township committee
OF the Township of Northampton, in the
| county of Burlington and state of New Jer-
sey:
l. That the curb line on the easterly side of
Madison Avenue from the tracks of the Cam
den and Burlington County Railroad Com
same is hereby established and located at the
distance of fourteen feet westerly from the
Madison Avenue; that the curb line on the
westerly side of said Madison Avenue be and
the same Is hereby established at the distance
OF fourteen feet easterly from the property
line on the said westerly side of Madison
Avenue from South Avenue to point twelve
hundred (l2OO) feet northerly from Bank Ave-
nue.; and from said last point the said wester-
ly curb shall extend in q straight line to q
point at the mouth of the culvert south of
the tracks of the Camden and Burlington
County Railroad Company, at (which point it
shall be 10 feet from the said westerly pro-
perty line.
2. That the sidewalks on the westerly side
of said Madison Avenue shall be five feet in
width and the westerly edge thereof shall be
two feet from the property line on said west
erlv side of said Madison Avenue; that the
sidewalks on the easterly side of said Madi-
son Avenue shall be five feet in width and
the easterly edge of said sidewalks shall be
two feet and nine inches from the property
line on said easterly side of said Madison
Avenue.
8. That the owner or owners of the lands
fronting on both sides of said public road or
highway known as Madison Avenue from the
tracks of the Camden and Burlington County
Railroad Company southerly to the township
line are hereby required and directed to con-
struct, curb, recurb, pave. relay and repair,
at his, her, or their own proper cost and ex-
pense the sidewalks along both sides of said
public road or highway In accordance with
the grade or slope heretofore established for
said sidewalks in the following manner, to
wit, said sidewalks shall be curbed or recurb-
ed with good qnality of blue stone not less
than six feet in length and not less than six
teen inches deep and four inches thick for
twelve inches down from the top measuring
at right angles to the face, and the back shall
be free from projections of more than two
inches. or with concrete, and shall be paved
for the width prescribed and at the location
prescribed by this ordinance with the best
herring-bone style, fashion or method, or
with concrete asphalt, flag, vitrified or other
approved hard, paving brick, well and prop
crossing said sidewalks shall be paved or flag
ged to the width of four feet as nearly as
practicable in the centre of said sidewalks
with square, oblong or nat, blue stone or
flag, or with concrete or vitrified brick, and
the remaining part or parts thereof with
square, oblong or Nat stone hewn and laid
closely together. or with round and paving
stones well and properly laid; provided, how
ever, that nothing herein contained shall be
construed to affect any sidewalks or curbs on
state of repair and constructed at said grade
or slope and paved in accordance with this
ordinance.
4. That this ordinance shall take effect i'm
mediately upon Its proper publication.
WILLIAM H. MASON.
Attest: Chairman.
CHARLES LAToUR. Township Clerk.