The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-29

AN ORDINANCE authorizing the Taylor
Packing Company. the owner of pri-
xate property situate in the City of
Pleasantville, County of Atlantic and
State of New Jersey, described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at the West corner of
n Avenue and Grant Avenue;
and from thence extends ID North
weslwardly along the Southwest line of
Grant Avenue two hundred feet; thence
(2) enthusiastically parallel with
Franklin Avenue one hundred fifty feet
to the Northeast line Of a sixteen feet
wide alley; thence go enthusiastically
along the Northeast line of said alley
two hundred feet to the Northwest line
of Franklin Avenue: thence "a North
eastwardly along the Northwest line of
Franklin Avenue one hundred fifty feet
to the place of beginning;
and its successors in the title thereto,
to lay and maintain a single track
railroad siding across Franklin Avenue
and Grant Avenue IN the City of
~Pleasantville.
The Common Council of the City of
Pleasantville do ordain:
WHEREAS, the Taylor Packing Com
pany a corporation OF the State of New
Jersey, row having its principal office
and place of business in the City of At
lantic City, County of Atlantic and State
ty described in the title of this Ordi-
nance, and intends to purchase the same
for the purpose of erecting thereon suit
able buildings for the conduct of its
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bled to procure the necessary access
thereto by means of railroad sidings; and
WHEREAS; the LOCATING of this bust
ness in the City of Pleasantville will re-
suit to the benefit of the City and the
use of the two streets, to wit, Franklin
and Grant Avenues, for railroad siding
purposes, will not be and
will not close said streets to traffic.
Section l. The Taylor Packing Com
pany, its successors. are hereby autho-
rized to lay and maintain a single track
railroad siding across Franklin and
Grant Avenues, upon the acquiring OF
title by the Taylor Packing Company of
the lands and premises described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at the West corner OF
Franklin Avenue and Grant Avenue; and
from thence extends "a Northwestward-
enue two hundred feet; thence t2) South
westwardly parallel with Franklin Ave-
nue. one hundred fifty feet to the North
east line of a sixteen feet wide alley
thence go enthusiastically along the
Northeast line of said alley two hundred
feet to the e,d Northwest line Mort Of E E ran XIII
along the Northwest line of Franklin
Avenue one hundred fifty feet to the
place of beginning.
Section 2. That the right of the Tay-
lor Packing Company to lay and main
tain the single track railroad siding
aforesaid shall be upon the following
Ia Before the track is laid orange
ments must be made for the removal,
relocation and construction of any and
all interfering public utilities. such as
poles, pedestals, m%anholes, wires and
conduits by the corporation or City De
partments, owning or controlling the
the private property above described.
(b) The tracks across Franklin and
Grant Avenues may be laid and main
tanned upon Trails upon wood CROSS ,sii :
and out to the ends of the cross-ties,
substantially planked or filed in to the
level of said rails, with such material as
and when so laid, the same shall be kept
planked or filled in as aforesaid and be
maintained in first-class condition for
vehicular traffic at the expense OF the
owner.
(c) Said track shall be laid and main
tanned by said owner. so that the grades
of the tops of the rails where they cross
the curb lines will be at the grades OF
the clmbs as said curbs are now set. or
as they may be reset in case OF settle
to any grade which the City may here
after by ordinance establish or re-estab-
lish.
(d) Where said track or tracks shall
cross any drainage system or shall in
anywise interfere with any drainage sys-
tenn, the owner shall so cross saio drain
age system an and IS so n i1eate Tvs yitb brat the
drainage system or install an adequat
drainage system to the satisfaction OF
(e) Wherever the City has determined
by ordinance to improve those portions
of Franklin Avenue and Grant avenue
or either of them, across, which SAID SID
ing may be constructed. by laying a sub
s~tantial. hard and durable pavement
and within sixty (60) days next following
the notice given to the owner or occu-
pant of said private property, SAID own
err, the Taylor Packing Company, or It's
successors in title, shall relay It's sidlne
tracks in order to meet The rsqulrenent
of the improvements on SAID streets &c
he made by the CITY,
() In case the owner shall neglect OF
fail to relay the tracks in a~ccoTdance
City may. aus he required work TO De
done at the expense of said owner:
(g) The term owner" as used IN TINS
ordinance shall be held and construed 70
be the owner or owners for the tune
being of the private property above de.
scribed, 1t being intended that TINS gran'
shall run with the land and that all Cd,
legations imposed by this ordinance shall
be charged upon said property IN the
nature of liens. -, .
(h) In case the owner shall fail TO
carry out any Of the provisions of this
ordinance. the City may, by resolution OF
its governing body. declare the light TO
maintain said siding across Erafanikfaeadn and
thereupon the tracks shall pc removes
and the street surface shal be restored
at the expense of the owner: soa for
ID The City shall be reimbursed lor
all expenses incurred by 1t as herel1
provided. within ten do) days after .he
bill for same is rendered to the nnt he
Section 8. This ordinance shali noi pe
published until the City has peen palu q
sum of money sufficient to reimpurse n
for all costs incurred in the printing ana
publishing thereof and shall not pc eI-
fective until the Taylor Packing 1onh5
pany has obtained title to the lands ana
premises herein described.
Notice is hereby given that the Common
Council Of Pleasantville will consider tne
final passage Of the above Ordinances az ts
meeting to be held in the City Hall. Pleas