Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-08


AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance
entitled IAN Ordinance to regulate the
cons truction. repair, alteration and removal
Of buildings within the city of Newark. New
Jersey" approved December thirty-first. one
thousand nine hundred and ten.
Be It ordained by the Mayor and Common
Council of the city Of Newark
ordinance he. and the same is hereby. amend
ed to read follows,
Sec. 142 No frame wood structure shall
be built hereafter in the city of Newark
within the fire limits as the said limits
now are or from time to time may hereafter
section 143 of this code and also excepting
grain elevators. coal elevators and pockets
ice houses and exhibition buildings, as pro-
vided for in sections so and 81 of this code.
The FIRE limits of the city of Newark are
hereby established so as to include all that
district Of said city contained within the
Beginning at a point on the Passaic River
on line with Herbert place. thence along
ass to to s ens
thence In direct line with Arlington ave-
nue. to Mount Prospect avenue: thence along
Mount Prospect avenue to Second avenue;
thence along Second avenue to Branch Brook
Park: thence along the lines OF Brahch
Brook Park to the Lackawanne Railroad /;
thence along the south side OF the Lacka-
wanna Railroad, main line. to the city line;
thence along the city line 10 Central avenue J;
thence along the northerly and y, westerly so,itS
Orange avenue: thence along South Orange
avenue to Twentieth street: thence southerly
along the city line to Avon avenue; thence
street: thence northerly along South Tenth
street TO Woodland Cemetery; thence east
land Cemetery to Chadwick avenue: thence
southery along Chadwick avenue TO Avon
avenue: thence westerly along Avon avenue
to Seymour avenue; thence along Seymour
avenue to Bigelow street; thence along bige-
low street to Pennsylvania Railroad thence
along the Pennsylvania Railroad to Murray
MURRAY street
son street; thence along Dawson street 70
South street thence along South street 70
street to Chestnut street; thence along
Chestnut street TO the Waverly and Passalc
branch OF the Pennsylvania Railroad; thence
along the Waverly and Passaic branch OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad to Magazine street
| thence along Magazine street to Ferry street
Shs snss s sons street TO the Passsc
River; thence along the Passaic River to the
place Of beginning.
shall also include all that district of the said
| city contained within the space OF one hun
bred feet beyond the outside lines or the
streets or avenues heretofore named as con
| stituting the boundaries of the fire limits,
except when such boundary Is steam ran
road track. a public park or cemetery. i,
| shall also include those districts contained
within the space of one hundred feet beyond
the outside Lines OF the boio%ins th nance nTs
| limits hereinbefore mentioned ut point OF
place hereinafter named the terminus oil
| the said fire limits upon the said streets oil
| avenues. to wit:
on each side OF Washington avenue from
| the FIRE limits TO the city line: On each side
of Mount Prospect avenue from the fire limit.
| to the city iine o. each side of Bloomfield
| avenue from the fire limits to the city line
1 on each side o. South Orange avenue from
| the fire limits to the city line; on each side
| of Clinton avenue from the Are limits to tn,
| CITY line; on each side of Elizabeth avenue
| from the Are limits to Hawthorne avenue; or
| each side OF Frelinghuysen avenue from tn,
! FIRE limits to the city line: on each side Of
| Ferry street and Plank road from the flr,
| limits to the city line; on each side of Bow
| cry street from the fire limits to Ferry street
| 2 All ordinances and parts of ordinances
| Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed
! 3. This ordinance shall take effect on tn
first day Of January. nineteen hundred ant
| fourte cen
Adopted August l. 1913.
| JOHN H. DONNELLY
| President of Common Council
Presented to the Mayor for his approva
~ JAMES r. coNNELLY,
City Clerk.
Approved August .. 1913
| JACOB HAUSSLING.
Mayor.
The foregoing ordinance was presented Ii
i Common Council on Friday evening. Angus
/. 1918, on third reading and final passag &c
| Was passed and duly signed by the Mayor
and Is therefore law.
-" JAMES F. CONNOLLY,
auE4-bt City Clerk.