New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
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again brought up by Councilman Mlynarski who said many property owners had put in curbs and are waiting for street improvements. He was again interrupted by Dob- son who reminded him that they had talked about the Corbin avenue matter in an informal discussion prior to the meeting, but the coun- cilman had brought the subject up at the meeting because there were press representatives there.
 T think you like to see your name in the paper,' Dobson said. After a brief hesitation Mlynarski rejoined. You like to see your name in the paper too, George
 The entire discussion was carried on in a friendly manner and the councilman and the board official smiled frequently at each other.
 According to an estimate of the board officials petitions of Mlynarski if passed would amount to nearly 31oo,0oo in road repairs. The entire
 
 taken up exclusively by the fifth ward petitions leaving nothing for the other wards in the city, Dobson said.
 Two Hearings After & hearing 1t was voted 10 establish street lines and grades on Slater road. This matter has been up before and objections voiced on other occasions were taken into con- sideration and corrected.
 City Engineer Merriam explained in detail the plan under considera- ton and although some of the prop erty owners present qualified their approval there was no objection. After the property owners had left if was voted to recommend the changes to the common council
 Object to Sewer
 Objections by Edward Feldman, owner of eight lots on the street, were voiced when the matter of es- tablishing sewers on Wynola avenue was heard. Practically all the prop erty owners present were of the opinion that because of industrial conditions in this city they did not care to entail the extra expense of sewers at this time. It was the con- sensus of the board members that within the near future there will be a demand for the sewer and the board may not be able to build it when property owners want the change made.
 10-YeAr Old Petition
 A petition that has been intro duced by members of the common council for the past 10 years al- though, it is said, it would be a direct violation of the charter if it's provisions were carried out, was again presented to the board and was signed by Alderman J. Gustave Johnson.
 It requested that sidewalks be in- stalled on Florence street, a pocket street which was never accepted. 1t was explained that it can not be done and some members of the board said that members of the council should know by now that it IS impossible. It was suggested that property owners get together and in stall their own sidewalks.
 Thornilcy Street Hearing
 It was voted to order a hearing on the matter of accepting Thorniley street. A request that a section of High street be made trayersable was received. It was found that this condition had been remcdied, A re- quest for repair of catch basin at Maple and Ash streets was referred to the superintendent of sewers. A request for removal of a sewer cap at 23o Clinton street was also re- ferred to the superintendent of sewers. Permission was granted for tho removal of three trees at s Con- merton street and for the removal of a house at POP Mill street to 495 Glen street.
 Walks and curbs on Lawlor street from LaSalle to Allen street were recommended 10 the common council.
 Chairman Dobson called the boards attention to the need for changes in the street lines on Stan ley street from Park street south. Mayor Paonessa has been anxious for this change but it has been re- lected on at least three previous instances before the board. Some of the objection was that hedges would have to be removed. It will be necessary for the Connecticut Co. to repair its tracks and roads about tnem. Chairman Dobson predicted that the company would not care about repairing them and would take the trolleys off the line in favor of buses.