Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-24
ESTIMATES FOR COMING YEAR KEEP
 CITY TAX RATE AT 18 3-4 MILLS

o1 ulne necessary obstruction and delay ~ puPIlc travel therein all at it's own | AZ ana as condition precedent to | s--e phoertaklng set forth in paragraph | one hereof and upon the same terms as sel !orth in paragraph two hereof. Said l of men main shall remain the property I IL the clty and the city shall receive and | # responsible for it as and when | way. 0n sSiu hign-
 6-The city may contract to sunn,v any persoh 0r corporation With wa ten inch main. VI
 I-The city, it's servants and agents. aIlai at all times have the right to en- ter and re-enter said hospital and sounds whenever in their judgment it lii"y pc necessary for the proper service ,. oL sald main, fixtures connected there- " Ni'n ana the service herein contemplat- eu' with the rights at all times to make any excavations on the property of said nosPltal provided such excavations are leh'led and the ground restored as nearly as may be to its former condi-
 S-The city shall maintain such ten or twelve inch main without charge to the state after the service herein con- efrplated shall begin, and continue from ana alter the termination thereof
 1o-The board of water commission CTS shall prescribe the kind, number and quality of meters and where they shall De installed and maintained for the measurement of the water and shall pre- scribe how they shall be tested and when they shall be inspected.
 4I-Sald meters shall be read by the agents and employees of the board and ] statement of the water used shall be rendered the superintendent of said hos- pltal every three months.
 l2-The state by the authority signing this contract shall notify the president of the board of water commissioners of its readiness to receive city water and upon the presidents acknowledgment, in writ | ing of such notice the service shall com mence.
 13-In consideration of the city's ab- 1 solute title, dil ection, management and control of the ten or twelve inch water main as herein set forth and inc other l undertakings of the state as in this Con- tract set forth the city of Norwich will sell %nd supply the state water and | furnish it at some point at or near the. | hospital to be mutually arrived at by the parties hereto for the use of said ! for all purposes, for period of six years from the date such service begins but not l to the detriment of the inhabitants of 1 said city or beyond it's present sources of water supply and at the meter rate | charged consumers of the same class within said city but without other pay l ments or charges for such water for said period except as herein set forth. as liquidation of cost of installing said main.
 It is the intent and purpose of the ,4:,, ter service herein provided for shall be continued from and after the expiration of the six year period herein nlentioncq and upon the same terms an1 c2nditi ms as users of the water of the same cfss in said city without furtAer c: ntract G agreement between the parties hereto.
 Committee Reports.
 Committee reports were next taken up The fire committee reported. an unex. pended balance of $1.39. The report was accepted and ordered printed in the jour nal.
 The board of water commissioners an nual report was submitted. It was ac cepted and ordered printed. Alderman c. V. Pendleton submitted five bills passed by the general assembl,
 affecting the city. They were ordered printed in the journal
 | Alderman Arthur l.. Peale submitted
 inventories of the various city depart ments. They were ordered printed in tn, journal
 Estimates by Finance Committee.
 The finance committee presented it's es inmates of, the receipts and expenses O the city and of each department for tn, I year ending May 18th. 1922. They wer, accepted by the council as read. F The estimates, which include six "ex I tras" follow: