The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-01

vote Of not less than two-thirds
Of Its membership. The failure OF
the commission to act within sixty
days from the date Of official sub
mission to the commission shall
be deemed approval ID Miscellan.
eous powers and duties Of commits
sion The commission shall have
power to promote public interest
in and understanding OF the plan
and to that end may publish and
distribute copies Of the plan or Of
any report and may employ such
other means Of publicity and edu-
cation as 1t may determine. The
commission shall, from time to
time, recommend to the appropri-
ate public officials programs for
public structures and improve
ments and for the financing
thereof. It shall be part Of Its du-
ties to consult and advise with
public officials and agencies, pub
lie utility companies, civic, educa-
tional, professional and other Or
CARNATIONS and citizens with rela.
ton to the protecting or carry
ing out Of the plan. The COM
mission shall have the right to
accept and use gifts for the exer-
else Of its functions All public Of
ficials shall, upon request, furnish
the commission, within q reason.
able time, such available irlforma-
ton as 1t may require for its work.
The commission, its members, Of
ficers and employees, In the per-
Torrance Of their functions, may
enter upon any land and make ex-
aminations and surveys and place
and maintain necessary mor1u-
ments and marks thereon. In gen.
eral, the commission shall have
such powers as may be necessary
to enable 1t to fulfill Its functions,
promote city planning or carry
out the purpose Of this act. Cd
No project, undertaking, contract
or expenditure, involving q total
cost to the city of Waterbury Of
twenty five thousand dollars or
more shall be made, commenced
or contracted for until such pro-
ject, undertaking or contract shall
have been submitted to said city
plan commission and the board Of
finance and considered by said
commission with relation to a gen.
eral plan for the growth and de-
velopment Of said city and shall
have been approved by the affirm
alive vote Of the majority in num-
bers Of said commission and the
board of finance, or, lacking such
approval, shall have been approx.
ed by O two-thirds vote Of the
board Of aldermen Of said city Of
Waterbury. This section shall not
apply to bond issues, notes, tenn
porary or refunding loans or pay
nents Of the same or interest
thereon. (k) The invalidity of any
provision Of this act shall not af-
feet the validity Of any other pro-
vision and all acts or parts Of
acts, public or private, inconsistent
with this are amended according
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SEC. 70. Repeal Of inconsistent
provisions. The provisions Of Sec
tons 70, "A, 90, 81. 90, lot and 100
Of an act amending the charter
OF the city Of Waterbury, approved
May rs, 1881, as amended, are re-
pealed, together with all other acts
or provisions thereof that are in
consistent with the provisions Of
this act.
SEC. IA. Effective dates. This
act shall take affect from Its pas
sage except sections 2, 4, 8, o, 10,
10, IA, is, 20, 81, %. 20, 80. 81, 80,
80, IS, SO, 80, 40, Al, AZ, 43, A, IS,
At, 40, 40, so. 81, SO. SO, 81, So, SO, so
81, so, SO and "a, which shall take
effect January /, 1910
SEC. rs. The provisions of Sec
ton four Of this act relating to
the salaries Of prosecuting officers
of the city court Of Waterbury
shall be effective July I, 1899.
SEC. 76. The retirement COM
mission Of the city of Waterbury,
established by an act approved
May Is. 1881, as amended by an
act approved June 20, 1887, may,
upon application of Florence r.
Harrison, widow of Irving Harri-
son, former superintendent Of
parks for the city Of Waterbury,
pay her a yearly pension Of five
hundred twenty dollars for the re-
mainder of her life, unless she
shall remarry, in which case said
pension shall cease Such pay
ments shall be payable in week.
" or monthly instalments.