Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-05-11
pursuant 70 the provisions Of the city charter
and regulations Of the Common Council
Signed by Mrs Laura Seieber, ct al
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FRANK DEICHSEL
FRED GEHRIEG
Alderman Ringle nDyed the adoption and
Supervisor Deichsel seconded same Carried
Report adopted.
Report Of Committee IN re Conservation Of
| catch basin at northeast corner Of Alexander
s. and Second Ave. also at the intersection
OF Mobile and Sixth st.
Whereas, public necessity requires that a
catch basin be installed at the northeast cor
| ner OF Alexander ST. and Second Ave
Now Therefore, it is hereby resolved By the
| Mayor and Common Council of the city of
/ Wausau that the Board OF Public, Works OF
said city be, and they hereby are. authorized
and directed 70 cause catch basin to be in
| stalled at the location above mentioned ac-
cord.ng to plans and specifications therefor to
| be drawn by the city engineer.
Dated at Wausau, Wis, this 7th day Of
T. 6, zIELsDoRF, Alderman.
| Your committee recommends that the within
FRANK DEICHsEI
FRED GEHRING
TO the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
We the undersigned, petition your Honor
| able Body to construct a catch basin at the
intersection of Mobile Ave. and Sixth St
! For the granting OF this petition we ever
Signed by Henry Juedes ct al
| Your committee recommends that the within
petition be allowed.
FRANK DEICHsEfl
/ FRED GEHRING
Supervisor Luedtke moved the adoption of
the reports Of the committee and Supervisor
Pregont seconded same. Carried
Report of Committee in re Petition of Pat
Bowling for refund of sewer tax
To the Mayor aud Common Council Of the city
| of Wausau:
During the fall of 1921 the city hid a
sewer on First st. from Franklin St north
to Fulton st. Originally the plan was to put
in this sewer some distance further north but
later the built to Fulton St only;
The undersigned is the owner OF LOT one il
Of rt x &c
Addition to the city of Wausau anu his said
property was assessed for said sewer in the
sum of $34.32, which he has paid to the
city treasurer.
The undersigned further represents that
said property is connected with sewer
on Fulton st. laid at the expense of the ad-
joining property owners and put in at no
expense to the city of Wausau; and the said
sewer of the said undersigned is still connect
ed with said Fulton st. sewer. Further the
sewer laid First st. last fall is about
foot higher than the present sewer of the
undersigned and hence can be of no use to the
undersigned as it would be impossible to con
meet the sewer of the undersigned with said
knows the foregoing facts as he made inspec
ton about March Is, 1922.
The undersigned therefore petitions your
Honorable Bodv for refund of said sum of
$34.32.
If at any time hereafter the undersigned con
meets with said First st. sewer, he agrees
that his property be assessed for his pro
FORTUNATE shafe Oh the costs OF sald sewer.
PAT BOWLING.
Your committee recommends that the within
petition be granted.
G. v. RINGLE
GEO. MORISETTE
GEO w BOROWITZ
Alderman Ringle moved the adoption of the
report. Seconded by Supervisor Morisette.
Carried.
Report of Committee in re Petition for Wat.
er Extension Alexander St; Sixth Ave,
from Thomas st. to Rosencram and on Sixth /
Ave. from Rosencranz to sherman ST.
The Commute on Water Works report as
extension: Alexander St from Third to
Fourth; on Sixth Ave. from Thomas St to
Rosencranz St; on Sixth Ave. So from RIOS
ancrana to Sherman st.
Your committe grants this petition.
PAUL K. PR0CHNOW
ALBERT kELL
JOHN RADUECHEL
Supervisor Gchrng moved that the Council |
act Jointly on the above petitions and Super
visor Luedtke seconded the notion Carried |
Supervisor Kell moved that the report OF I
the committee be accepted ana Alderman I
Prechnow seconded the notion Carried Re /
port adopted Petitions granted. 4
Report of Committee on Communication from
Mayor in re Repair OF high bridge.
70 the Honorable Common Council.
Genetlemen:I desire TO call your atten,
ion to the sharp angle near the southwest enc /
pf The high bridge which due to the rapid \
transit OF this age, has becomofa menace and /
increasing NeNlciG
cling public more particularly during the
winter months when il is impossible to pre-
vent the formation OF ruts the Saow and /
ice covered bridge ont of which, with the /
hest endeayors OF car driver, it is impossi- /
Bile to steer clear for passerby,
| suggest that an extension be made to the /
beams OF said high bridge ut the dangerous |
angle supported either by brackets or an adj
itiona post, both. to eliminate said existing
danger by widening the driveway sufficiently OF
sad dangerous bend before another winter
passes.
EMIL FLATrER. Mayor.
Your committee recommends that this com
municatiou be adopted provided the expense
Of same does not exceed 100000
GEO w. BOROWTTZ
NJ. NJ. SCHoLFtELD
GEO MORTSETTE
Supervisor Borowitz moved that the report /
of the committee be adopted and Alderman |
Scbolfeld seconded the motion Report adopt.
ed unanimously by ayes and noes
Report of Committee in re Petition for
Twelve Foot Boulevard on Fulton ST.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil of the city of Wausau:
The undersigned property owners on Full
ton st. between Ninth and Tenth SITS in the /
city of Wausau do hereby petition your body |
to establish a boulevard width of twelve feer
and street width of twenty four feet ON Full !
ton st. between Ninth aud Tenth SITS. and per.
init CURLING to be installed accordingly.
This petition is submitted with the pnder-
standing that without such permission a boufe.
ward width of nine feet and street width of
thirty feet Is required by city ordinance
Respectfully submitted
w. G. SAMPSON
w. y. HEINEMANN
Il. G. DECTSCH
NEWMAN II. BELLS
H. HETNEMANN
JEAN 4. DANA
G. b. HEINEMANN
INA other property owners in bloekl
Wausau, Wis. April :, 1922.
In support Of the above it should be stated
that this block is in the foot of the hill and
that the street is not used beyond Tenth st.
traffic is confined TO those having business in
the immediate vicinity as street is not used
rs highway to any other part of city and
therefore traffic is not as heavy as further
west ON same street, Furthermore the cor.
responding blocks on Adams and McIndoe SITS.
have boulevards wider than nine feet (the
same reasons applying in those casesl. Also
1t is the understanding of the above petitioners
that former property owner in this block.
Mr.. Archie Bahcock secured permission for
IL foot boulevard, and driveways and houle-
ward walks have been constructed accordingly;
in fact houeSarSls in this block are now IL
feet wide, although Of course. no curbiug has
been installed at that width
Your Committee recommends that this pc
titien hs granted.
GEO. w. B0RoWTTZ
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