The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-05-20

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Sec. 10. Sidewalks shall be wholly or
partly paved as herein provided with blue
stone Tagging, slate, brick, cement, asphalt
or artificial stone. Private earriageways
shall be paved for their full width from curb
to property line. No paving material for
sidewalks shall have a thickness less than
one and one-half inches and for carriage
ways three inches. Every pavement shall
have a smooth and even surface, and uneven,
rough pavements shall be repaired, as pro-
vided for by this ordinance.
Excavate ten inches below the finished
grade for the sidewalk and fill to within four
inches of the finished surface with good Gin
ders, drench with water and ram thoroughly,
upon this lay three inches of concrete mixed
aus follows Portland Cement one part threes
parts clean sharp sand, five parts of broken
stone (trap, limestone or other sound stone
free from dirt and dust), stone shall not be
greater than will pass through a one inch
ring.
The cement and sand shall be thoroughly
mixed and dry until the mixture shows a uni
form color, the broken stone having first been
wet shall then be added to the mass, turned
over with the addition of the necessary
quantity of water until the broken stone is
thoroughly Incorporated.
The wearing of surface shall be one inch
thick and applied before the concrete is set
and composed of one part of cement as be-
fore described, two parts of crushed granite
or trap rock, from one-sixteenth to one
fourth inch in size. q
The surface shall be worked perfectly
smooth and true by using a straight edge
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inches deep.
Sec. IL, That the dnpaved portion of the
sidewalk shall be of good gravel, or broken
stone screenings. or a combination thereof,
or well kept turf.
Sec. IL. That the pitch or rise of finished
surface or sidewalks from the curb to the
! property line shall be at the rate of three
eighths of an inch per foot. the outer edge1
to be flush with the top of curb.
The finished surface of private carriages
ways crossing any sidewalk shall have an
inclination or rise from the inner line of
street gutter of seven and seven-eighths
inches in five feet, with the shape of a dou-
BILE reverse curve 1t shall then rise to the
property line at the rate of three-eighths of
one inch per foot.
Sec. 10. The sidewalks of all highwayaf
shall be paved for a width of at least ~
feet and at least one-half of the minimum
allowable width of the paving shall be laid
upon each side of the middle line of the side
walk provided, however, that the sidelYalks
of Main Street between Southwest side of
Pleasant Avenue and Northwest side of West
Jersey Avenue shall be paved for their full
widths.
Sec. IA. That it shall be lawful to omit
the paving of sidewalks for spaces adjoining
the curb line, which spaces shall not exceed
three feet in width or diameter. and shall be
reserved for no other purpose than that of
planting shade trees. II
Sec. Is. That this ordinance shall take
effect Immediately.
Passed at a regular meeting of the Com
mon Council of the City of Pleasantville on
the 18th day of May, A. d. 1916.
ARCHIE WILLIS,
President of Common Council. IN
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
City Clerk.
Approved May Is, A. D. 1916.
CHAs. j. ADAMS,
Mayor.
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