Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-19
COUNCIL SETS BUILDING LINE
 ON SECTION OF MCKINLEY AVE.

How much do you want for 2" asked Mir Stead
 aI don't know haven't figured it out answered MT. Cohn. Wait until tomoxTow,a he added.
 You know what you paid for it. How | much do you want for it, right now ?" 1 persisted MT. Stead.
 Some discussion regarding the purchase l price of the property followed between l several in the audience much to the amusement of those present at the hear 1 ing. The hearing was rapped to order by Mayor Waters. Shortly after 8 o'clock the council re- cessed to the mayors office for a confer anca on the resolution
 Council Establishes Building ines. The council reconvened about 50 min utes later and on motion of Alderman Gilbert S. Raymond the building line resolutions were adopted with two
 amendments as follows:
 Resolved, That the following line be- and the same is hereby designated as a building line on the lands of the pro- prietors adjoining Mckinley avenue on l the east between Broad street and Rock well street. between which line and said Mckinley avenue no building or part of a building shall be erected or located. to i wit: a line drawn across the lands of
 said proprietors from the northeriy line l of Broad street to the southerly line of
 Rockwell street, Is feet easterly from l and parallel to the easterly line of Mo-
 Kinley avenue. Provided, however. that said designation of said building line 1 shall not De effective nor take effect un- less all the proprietors of land adjoining l Mckinley avenue on the east between
 Broad street except Yetta Cohn shall on or before Oct 1st, 1922, execute to the city of Norwich releases releasing the city Of Norwich from all claims for dam ages on their part on account of the des- T ignation of said building line, such re-
 leases to be to the satisfaction of the cor 4 poration counsel.
 Resolved. That the following line be,
 and the same is hereby, designated as a
 building line on the lands of the pro- prietors adjoining Broad street on the l, northerly, northeasterly and easterly side , thereof between Mckinley avenue and i, Warren street. between which line and Broad street no building shall be erected
 or located, to wit: a line drawn across , the lands of said proprietors from the easterly line of Mckinley avenue to the uortherly line of Warren street, 10 feet { northerlyt northeasterly and easterly
 from the northerly, northeasterly ano
 easterly line of Broad street between Nc. : Kinley avenue and Warren street and
 running parallel thereto. Provided, how ever, that said designation of said build : tng line shall not be effective nor talk, ! effect unless all the proprietors of land: Q Sdjoining Broad street on the said north 2 erly, northeasterly and easterly sid, g thereof between Mckinley avenue ana q Warren street except Yetta Cohn shall or 1 Or before Oct. 1st, 1922, execute to tn, city of Norwich releases releasing tn, . city of Norwich from all claims for dam 9 ages on their part on account of the des el ,gnation of said building line, such re 0 leases to be to the satisfaction of thi s corporation counsel.
 Petitions Received
 Petitions were received and disposed O
 as follows: From Adams P. Carroll, fo ;. permission to connect his premises a T Broadway and Carroll avenue with tn public sewer in Washington street. Re 2 ferred to public works committee. Publi '' works committee reported that they ha
 considered the matter and recommends 7 that the petition be granted The peti z tion was granted.
 7 From Thomas H. Deviin, Jr., am : : others. for permission to connect thei {, premises with the public sewer in Yer Y rington avents. Referred to the publY
 works com1nitte.
 2 From John Sullivan, calling attentio i. to damage in his garden by a washou 4 on Meyers avenue on to Palmer avenue ,a Referred to finance committee.
 The public works committee reporte
 that a tree in front of the property e
 Mrs. Looby. No. 26 Vine street, had bee n cut down. Mrs. Looby had petitioned tn le council to have the tree cut down and tn se petition had been referred to the publi 'f works committee and tree warden. Tn report Of the committee was accepted. ,n The council then adjourned