New Britain herald., 1929-11-21

Employ \mcnt Of sanitary engineers to make q survey and determine whether it is advisable to retain the present sewer beds in Berlin or build a new plant elsewhere. possibly in plainville. was recommended by Mayor paoncssa to the common council last night and was pro- visionally voted after the mayor had made it known that state of ficials have warned that this work must be undertaken by the city either Of it's own volttion or other wise.
 The project, which is expected 10 involve m outlay of S1.ooo,o ,oo0, is a part of the statewide movement to end pollution of Connecticut streams. The provision in last nights vote, intcrpolatcd by Alder man William H. Judd with thu sanction of the mayor. Is that no engineer or cr2incCrs shall be en- ployed by tho board of public works, excepting ty approval of the board of finance and t2%ation
 Mayor paoncssa, in his m' ssagc to the council. reminded of passage cr q statute which requires munlci- palities to solve their own prob lams of sewaea disposal. and he mentioned the likelihood that indus trial wastes going into mains here will require study. and probably separate system of disposal.
 When reading of his message had been concluded, the mayor re- marked: T brought this matter up in somewhat of hurry. gentlemen, for We have been threatened by the state. Either we must do something willingly or be forced to do it.
 Alderman D. l.. Nair, explaining that he had heard of contemplated action by the state, expressed readl- ness to vote approval of the mayors suggestion without delay.
 One Way on Court Street [ A recommendation that Court street be made a onc-way street on one months trial was referred to the police commission. A. survey made by council members showed few cars enter that street from Main street. it was pointed out.
 Several claims for damages re- sulting from falls OH sidewalks and highways were referred to the board Of public works,
 stanley School Petition
 Residents of BelviGcrc pctitioncd that the auditorium of the stanley school be converted into class rooms and portable buildings aban- doncd, as explained in detail in last nights Herald.
 on motion of Cour ilman r. F. Conlon the petition va9 forwarded to the school committee.
 A request for abatement Of inter- ret charges on 2 sewer assessment levied against the Children of Mary Immaculate. Inc, was forwarded to the board Of aldermen.
 The charge was made on main laid to st. Lucian's Home for the Aged.
 Ec>aluation of Property
 w. Dobrowolski and others through Councilmen Joseph Mlynar- ski and Lucian MaCora, asked ap- pointment of a committee 10 revalue property for purposes of taxation.
 The resolution asked a commit tee of one councilman from each ward and one member of the tlu- Zens' Property Owners association from each ward
 On motion of Alderman W. H. Judd, the matter was tabled for one month. The alderman mentioned that a similar petition was acted on two monthse ago.
 Councilman SabIotsIy moved that the ordinance committee make a report on the status of the heating code at the next council meeting, and it was so voted
 Golf Course Goes ahead
 The resolution to permit COnstruc- ton of il public golf course on the A. w. stanley tract, the park board to lease the land for SLSoo q year, was adopted.
 Alderman Judd said that tn" con- strIction of the cours" and its financing will be problems of the Chamber Of Commerce. He forecast