Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-21

TAKE NOTICE that the following
ordinance was adopted on its first
and second readings by the Bor-
oush Council of the Borough
of Sayreville at its meeting held on
Wednesday, May is, 1921. A pub
lie hearing on this ordinance will be
given to all residents and taxpayers
of the Borough of Sayreville at a
public meeting to be held by the
Borough Council of the Borough of
~Sayreville at Liberty Theatre, Main
Street, Sayreville, N. j., on Tues
day. May 81 1921 at s O'Clock Day
light Saving Time and Z o'clock
Standard Time in the evening of
said day. This ordinance will be
taken up for third and final read
ing at a regular meeting of the
Borough Council to be held on We'd
nesday, June /. 1921.
An ordinance authorizing a gener-
al improvement to wit: A water
works system and making an APP
preparation therefor.
Be it ordained by the Council of
the Borough of Sayreville:
/. That the Borough of Sayre-
VILE undertake as a general i'm
provement to be paid for by general
taxation the construction of a water
works system in accordance with
the plans and specifications pre-
pared by Waldo $. Coulter, civil
engineer, which plans have been
heretofore duly approved by the
| State Department of Health and
have been filed with the Clerk of
the Borough and are hereby approx
ed, and which plans and specifica-
tons provide for completing exist
ing wells. providing additional wells,
a., ,,,t,,ntir~ o,llactinn cNctpr,
erecting a building for a pumping
station and providing and installing
pumps, engines, filters and other
equipment, machinery and appara-
tus, erecting a steel tower tank OF
two hundred thousand gallon capa-
city providing and laying distribu-
ton piping with hydrants and other
appurtenances as follows: From the
/ proposed pumping station to be sit
uate on the west side of the road
from Jernees Mills to South RIVER
Drawbridge, about 1000 feet south
of Washington Road; along said
road from Jernees Mills north about
300 feet; thence north over land
of Edward Furman, and north and
east over land of Sayre and Fisher
Company, and Gro the right-of-
way of the Raritan River Railroad,
to Embroidery Street; Embroidery
Street; Washington Road from Sovth
River 20 Dupont Street; in said Du-
point Street from Washington Road
to Thomas Street; in said Thomas
Street; Cheesequake Road from
Washington Road to a point about
500 feet south; Walling Street, Har'
rison Street; Outlook Avenue IRON
Washington Road to a point aoou'
500 feet north; Kathryn Street; iron
| "nyh,r Cfrnnt at a nnlnt ADOuI
400 feet south of Deerfield Road
east about $50 feet over land owned
by the borough to proposed elevated
steel tank on land owned by the
borough: Maple Avenue. Hillside
Avenue from Main Street to a point
about 1900 feet south; Main street
from a point about 400 feet west OF
River Street to a point about 2,OOO
feet east of Boehmhurst Avenue;
of 1916, as amended, or in such
| River st. from Main st. to a point
about 400 feet north: Quaid Avenue
between Main Street and Seminole
Street; Seminole Street; Brookside
Avenue from Seminole Street to a
point about 200 feet south; Beehm-
hurst Avenue; Canal Street, a street
| approximately parallel to and about
240 feet east of Canal Street; Sand
field Road from Canal Street to a
point about 700 feet east; o
Sandfeld Road at Canal Street over
land Of Sayre and Fisher Company
to amin Street about 700 feet north
of Dolan Street.; Main Street from
Washington Road to a point about
400 feet north of Dolan Street,
Dolan Street, Kupach Street, Thorn
as Street, William Street from Thorn
as Street to a point about $50 feel
100. JNL, " Cf,ant from ThnnAg
| Street to a point about $50 feet
east; Hart Street between Main
Street and Smullen Street: Dane
Street, Smullen Street, Joseph Street,
Mary Street west of Smullen Street,
| Church. Street, Idlewild Avenue,
| John Street, James Street QUAD
Street Smith Street Whitehead Ave-
nue. between Mary Street and Dane
Street Little Broadway, French
Street, Albert Street, and Henslers
| Lane, the acquisition by purchase or
otherwise of such lands and case
ments or rights as may be necessary
to such system being hereby author
lied,
2. That this council hereby esti-
mates the cost of the water works
system aforesaid to be two hundred
and ninety-one thousand ($291, 00O.-
00) dollars. which sum, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary, is
hereby appropriated and shall be
raised by the issuance of serial or
temporary bonds of the borough,
pursuant to Chapter 252 of the laws
of 1916, as amended, ar in such
other am as may be required
or permitted by law.
8. That no contracts for the con-
struction of said water works sys-
TEN, or any part thereof, shall be
entered into except after such adVer-
tisement as may be required by law,
and with the approval of this u
ell, and all such contracts shall be
in writing and security to be approx
ed by the council for the faithful
performance thereof shall in every
case be required.
A.. That this ordinance shall take
effect after its approval by the May
or and publication in two successive
issues of the Daily Home News,
Perth Amboy Evening News and
South River Spokesman, newspapers
published in the County of Middle
sex. near the Borough of S~ayreVille
and circulating therein, there being
no newspaper published in said bor-
ough, provided that if within ten
days after the last publication there
IN II protest or protests against max
ing the Improvements herein au-
thorized shall be filed in the office
of the Borough Clerk signed by
taxpayers representing ten per CEN
tum in amount of the assessed val
uation of the borough, whose names
appear on the last preceding assess
ment roll thereof, this ordinance
shall not become operative until a
proposition for the ratification there
of shall be adopted by a vote of
a majority of the qualified voters
of the borough voting at an election