The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-06-22

AN ORDINANCE providing for the
acquisition of a tract of lands and
premises fifty feet in width and
extending through the Borough of
to be used as a public highway;
and providing for the assessment
of benefits. if any.
Be it Ordained by the Borough
Council of the Borough of Linwood:
Section I. That all that tract OF
lands and premises situate in the
Borough of Linwood, bounded and
described as follows. to wit:
BEGINNING at a point in the line
separating the Borough of Linwood
from the City of Northfield. said
point being in the center line OF
Newton Avenue, as shown on map
of Central" and at that point join
ing the center line of the aforesaid
road in the City of Northfeld; thence,
%, South Thirty-eight Degrees
Twelve Minutes and Fifteen Seconds
West Is. 3S degrees ~ Is" W. Five
Hundred Twenty-Five (525) feet,
more or less, to a point near the
Southerly property line of Marven
Avenue; thence, 90 by the arc of a
circle curving to the right having a
radius of One Thousand -Four Hun
hundredths q 1882 go Feet. a distance
of Six Hundred Seventeen and Four
teen One-hundredths (617.14) Feet to
a point in or near the center line OF
Central Avenue; thence. go South
SiXty-two Degrees Fifty-three Min
utes and Five Seconds West IS. 62
degrees, So 5"). a distance of One
Thousand Nine Hundred Sixty-four
and SiXty-one One-hundredths (1964.-
61) Feet to a point near the Easterly
property line of Oak Avenue, some-
times known as Bog Road; thence,
() curving to the left in the arc OF
a circle having a radius of One
Thousand Four Hundred Thirty-two
and SiXty-nine One-hundredths
Q432.69l Feet, a distance of Six
Hundred Thirty-six and Seven Hun
dredths (636.07) Feet to a point on
the Center Line of First Avenue ex-
tended Northeasterly through Poplar
Avenue; thence co South Thirty
seven Degrees Twenty-six Minutes
and Fifty Seconds West Is. 81 de-
grees. 26', so" W., One Thousand
Nine Hundred Eighty-eight and Sew
enty-four One-hundredths q9SS. 74)
to the right in the arc of a circle
having a radius of Two Thousand
Eight Hundred Sixty-four and Nine
ty-three One-hundredths (2S64. 93)
Feet. a distance of Two Hundred
F%ifty-eight and Fourteen One-hun-
q NZ9S.l4) rect TO q pOlnt
thence. ca South Forty-two Degrees
Thirty-six Minutes and Thirty-five
Seconds West Is. AZ degrees. So, So"
W. a distance of One Thousand
Eight Hundred Fifty-siX and Seven
ty-eight One-hundredths (1S56. 7S)
Feet to a point; thence, (S) c~urvins
to the left in the arc of a circle hav-
ing a radius of Two Thousand Eight
Hundred Sixty-four and Ninety
three One-hundredths (2S64. 93) Feet
a distance of Two Hundred Six and
lightweight Degrees Twenty-eight
Minutes and Twenty Seconds Yves
Is. SO degrees, 2S', 20" W. Three
Thousand Three Hundred Ninety
seven and Thirty-two One-hund-
redths (3397.32) Feet to a point,
thence. G0) curving to the right ir
the arc of a circle having a radius o.
lone Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty
six and Thirty-six One-hundredths
O9S6.36 Feet; thence, I'D South
Fifty-six Degrees Three Minutes an6
Forty Seconds West Is. Sc degrees
g, 40" W.. a distance of One Thous-
and Two Hundred Sixty (1260) Feet
more or less. to the line separating
the Borough of Linwood from the
City of Somers Point; the width OF
said right-of-way being fifty (50)
feet; be acquired by the Borough OF
Linwood to be used as a public high
way.