Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-21

was presented and ordered entered in the
The resolution prescribing form of sa5oo
Resolution to purchase park property
from c. c. Baldwin; -.
Resolution to file supplemental debt
statement $4,000 Park);
Resolution to prepare plans and speci-
fcations for changing sewer system, grade
elimination;
resolution to have necessary sewer.
Resolution awarding contract for lathe.
| etc. to Morris Machinery Co.;
high Avenue pavement to Graham & Nc
Keen.
Resolution awarding contract for Wood
| ruff Place paving to Liddle q Pfeifer;
Resolution awarding contract for Grant
Street paving to East Jersey Bridge Co.
Resolution awarding contract for Fay
cite Street paving to Liddle & Pfeifer;
Resolution awarding contract for Har-
rison Place Pavement to Liddle q Pfeifer
Resolution to reject Graham & McKson
bid on Grant Street paving;
Resolution awarding contract for paw
ing Gordon street to Liddle 4 Pfeiner;
Resolution to purchase set of tires for
Selden truck; Street Dept.;
Resolution to. refund $l4s.bo TO 81
Mary's Church for taxes;
Resolution to cancel assessment on lot
IL, block 359;
Resolution to cancel s11oo valuation on
iOL =, OlOCk lfos
Resolution to do plumbing work at
Eagle Hose Co. house;
Resolution awarding contract for re-
paving state Street and other streets 20
Standard Bitulithic Company.
Resolution awarding contract for Hazel
Avenue grade to Graham & McKeon;
Resolution awarding contract for Bar
clay Street sewer to Jens Rohr;
Ordinance to issue $4,000 Library bonds
which were ordered filed.
Motion prevailed that an odinance en-
titled A ordinance to re-locate Amboy
Avenue through the lands of the Barber
Asphalt Company and Henry Maurer &
Son. beginning at a stone in the present
westerly line of Amboy Avenue where
line between lands of Henry Maurer &
Son and lands Of the Barber Asphalt
Company formerly Benton: thence along
said division line north so degrees west
1916 feet to a point In the westerly line
Of a proposed highway. north Is degrees
ssh minutes east, Ave and thirty-four
hundredths feet to the point of curve of
a curve to the left. the radius of which
westerly line of a proposed highway on
said curve the length Of which is 2531.41
feet to the point Of tangent of said curve
thence still along said westerly line of
proposed highway, north eighteen degrees
eleven minutes west mo IS degrees, IL
minutes West), seven hundred (700l feet
more or less to southerly side of Spa
Spring Road where said southerly side OF
Spa Spring Road is also intersected by
the westerly side Of present Amboy Ave-
nue.; thence along present westerly line of
Amboy Avenue. south thirty-six degrees,
two and one half minutes east Is. SO de-
grees-2h minutes east), two hundred
fifteen and twenty-five one hundredths
~(215.22) Feet to a point where 1t inter-
sects the ~easterly line of proposed high
way; thence along said easterly line Of
proposed highway. south eighteen degrees
Eleven minutes Is. Is degrees-11 min. E)
four hundred eight (4s0) feet more or less
To fha mint nf Curya nf a rrYrvo m fha
right; thence still along said easterly line
of proposed highway. along a curve the
radius Of which is three thousand one
hundredths t3141.5s) feet. a distance OF
two thousand two hundred and seventy
one hundredths (2200.70) feet to a point
where the said easterly line of proposed
highway intersects the present westerly
line Of Amboy Avenues; thence along said
westerly line of Amboy Avenue, two hun
dred (200) feet more or less to the point
or place of beginning. said description
being that of a strip of land sixty-six
(66) feet in width.
be taken up for second reading.
ing was in order on the subject of the
The Chairman announced that q hear
passage of this ordinance.
Mr.. William MacHarg, representing the
New York Telephone Company. asked to
have the rights of his company in that
portion of Amboy Avenue which was
about to be vacated, protected. and he
stated that he would have an amend
ment to suggest upon the taking up Of
an ordinance to vacate that portion of
Amboy Avenue. which ordinance would
probably follow this one.
The foregoing ordinance, I. e. ordin-
ance to relocate Amboy Avenue, etc. was
then ordered passed on second reading
by the following vote: ~Yea-Sofeld. Wa
ters. Patten, Mcclure, Clark, Riedy. CAL
win. Nay-None.
Motion prevailed that the said ordin-
ance be taken up for third reading and
final passage.
The Chairman called for remarks for or
There being no other objections, said
ordinance was ordered passed on third
and final reading by the following vote:
Y~ea-Sofeld, Waters. Patten, MCGUIRE,
Motion prevailed that an ordinance en-
tiled "An Ordinance to vacate that por-
ton of Amboy Avenue and to release the
public rights therein beginning at q point
in the present easterly line of Amboy
Avenue at a point distant southerly sixty
and forty-six one hundredths feet from
the intersection Of the easterly line OF
Amboy Avenue with the southerly line
Of Inslee Street; thence along the easterly
line of the present location OF Amboy
three thousand eight hundred ninety
Avenue, northeastern and orthW I'VE
easterly line of the proposed highway.
sixty-six (66) feet wide thence southeriy
along the easterly line of proposed hish.
way to Where II lnteTseCts thS
westerly line Of Amboy Avenue. thence
along the westerly lin OF Amboy Avenue
southeasterly and southwesteriy, three
thousand two hundred thirty (S2So) ieet
to its intersections with the ~.easterly ilne
of proposed highway. three hunareo
ninety-fve (ssb) feet to where 1t inter-
sects the present easterly line OF Amooy
Avenue, the point or place OF nesinn,ns
of the City Surveyor
be taken UP for second reading. b.
The Chairman called for remarks ior
or against the passage of this ordinance.
Mr.. William MacHarg, representing the
New York Telephone Company, susees1ea
the following amendment to the GRAIN
"After the word '~vacate,' on first line.
insert the following :-'without prejudice
to existing easements. rights, privileges
and franchises of public utility corpora
lions" 49,
After the word Surveyor on last line
Of Section / insert the following:-
Without prejudice. however. to or 20
rights, privileges and franchises owned.
held, possessed or enjoyed by any ana all
thereover. it being a condition OF this or
finance that the. present and future use
any and all public utility corporations
now using the same shall remain uninn-
paired by anything in this ordinance con-
tanned to the contrary notwithstandins.
no action was taken thereon. The ordi-
nance was then ordered passed on sec
ond reading by the following vote: Yea
Soheld, Waters. Patten. MCGUIRE clark,
Riedy. Calvin. Nay-None.
A recess of five minutes was declared.
Upon reconvening. motion prevailed
that the foregoing ordinance be taken up
for third reading ana hnal passage. The
Chairman called for remarks for or
against the passage of this ordinance.
There being no other objections. said or
dinance was ordered passed on third and
final reading by the following vote: Yea
-Soield. Waters. Patten. Mcclure. Clark.
Riedy, Calvin. Nay-None.