Evening star., 1933-12-17
BURROUGHS BODY
DESCRIBES NEEDS
Bunker Hill Road Repairs
Head List of Desired
Street Projects.
In answer to q letter received from

In answer to q letter received from
Harry @. whitehurst, director OF high
ways for the District, asking the Bur-
roughs Citizens Association 10 List
needed improvements In their territory,
the association instructed its High
ways Committee to draw up q List for
subnittance.
The following improvements were
listed by the committee under the chair
manship Of J. M. Stockard, and ap-
proved by the association at its Decem-
Der meeting:
A speedy completion Of the Bunker
Hill road project, now under construc-
ton was the FIRST desire Of the group.
They asked that 1t be opened to traf-
fc, II only temporarily, as soon as pos
sible.
Projects Are Named.
Other improvements asked were
street grading, where necessary, and
temporary paving or improvement Of
street from Taylor street to Eastern
avenue; Twenty-ifth place, from
Perry street to Bunker Hill road:
aWenIy-sAtn sIreet. from Monroe to
between Otis street and Bunker Hill
road Newton street, from Twenty
and Shepherd street, between Twenty
first and Twenty second streets.
Grading where necessary and tenn
porary surfacing were recommended for
sidewalks, at places to join up existing
sections OF concrete sidewalks, on:
Eighteenth street, between jackson and
Irving streets, east side: Eighteenth
east side; Twentieth street, between
Lawrence and Monroe streets, east
side; Twentieth street, between Otis
street and South Dakota avenue, west
side; Twentieth street, between Perry
and Quincy streets, west side; Twen-
tieth street, between South Dakota
avenue and Perry street, east side;
Twentieth street, between Quincy
and Shepherd streets, west side, and
improvements on Twenty second street,
between Monroe and South Dakota ave-
nue., west side; Perry and Quincy
streets, east and west sides; Shepherd
street and Bunker Hill road, west side:
west side, and on Taylor and Upshur
streets, west side.
Others are Twenty-fourth street. be-
road, west side: Twenty-fifth place.
between Perry street and Bunker HiIi
road, east and west sides; Twenty-sixth
street, between Monroe and Newton
streets, east side; Twenty sixth street,
between Perry street and Bunker Hill
road, west side; Queens Chapel and
Bunker Hill roads. north TO con.
crete sidewalk: South Dakota avenue.
between Monroe and Twenty-second
streets, west side; on the same avenue.
between Twenty-second and Newton
streets. west side. and Twentieth and
quincy streets, west side; Irving street,
between Eighteenth and Twentieth
streets, both sides, from Twentieth
street as far as built up: jackson
street, between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets, either side; jackson
street, between Twentieth street and
Rhode Island avenue, south side; New
ton street, between Twentieth street and
south Dakota avenue, both sides, and
on the same street, between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-sixth streets. north
side, and between Twenty-sixth and
TWenty-eighth streets, south side.
Otis Street Repair Sought.
Otis street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, north side, and on
the same street, between Twentieth
street and South Dakota avenue, south
side; between South Dakota avenue and
Twenty-second street, south side, and
between Twenty-sixth street, east to
the concrete sidewalk, south side; Perry
street. between Thirtieth place and
Bunker Hill road, north side; Quincy
street. between Twentieth and Twenty
first streets, both sides, and on Ran
dolph street between Twenty-secopd
and Twenty-fourth streets on the south
side.
Grading and temporary paving for
the following alleys was asked, where
necessary: The alley running east
from Twenty sixth street, between New
ton and Otis streets, and the one run
ming north from Bunker Hill road to
Upshur street. west Of Twenty-second
street.
All the improvements asked are for
Northeast Washington, in the associa-
tion's territory, which is bounded by
Sixteenth street, Rhode Island avenue
and the District line northeast.