HomeMy WebLinkAbout1941-01-06 Board of Public Works Minutes 90
Reading, Mass„ January 6, 1941..
The regular meeting of the Bow d of Public Works opened at
7:30 P. M.
Messrs, Davis, Putnam, Lindsay, Williamson and Superintendent
Welch were present. - -
Records of previous meeting read and approved,
Following Granolithic Sidewalk applications received, approved
and placed on file,
Harold Jones - 19 Belmont Street -
Ralph Van Horn - 33 Belmobt Street
Received petition.from abuttors to have Bond Street from end
of present public way to Lowell St, accepted as a public way.
Voted to hold hearing for acceptance as ptrblic way on Feb-
ruary 10, 191}1.
Hearing at 8:00 P. M. on proposed sewer extension in Woburn
St, and Gilmore Ave, - -
Following persons present:
Mr, Charles Sweetser - In favor if no assessment is made
- on frontage of traffic circle,
Mr. John Jordan - Against
Mrs. John Jordan - Against
Mr. William Willson - In favor
Mr. Earle Steele - By letter - In favor if no assessment
Made on frontage of traffic circle.
Board recessed at 8:30 P. M. to attend meeting of Special
Drainage Committee.
Board reconvened at 9:15 P. M.
Motion made and passed that sewer frontage assessments for
the extension of the sewer in Woburn St, and Gilmore Ave, be extablished
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as follows:
No, 2 Gilmore Ave,
Total frontage - Both sides - 180,27 feet.
Less 70 feet exemption 70,00 feet
Tee
Assessment @ .70� per ft, $77.19
No, 3 Gilmore Ave,
Total frontage - Both sides - 190,28 feet
Less 70 feet exemption - 470,00 feet
Assessment @4 �I'20.2b e t
.701 per ft. .�8 ,20
No. 7 Gilmore Ave. -
Total frontage on straigght line - 116.63 feet
Assessment @ .70¢ per ft. X181.64
No. 8 Gilmore Ave.
Total fronts a on straight line - 131.21 feet
Assessment @ .709 per ft. 0$1.85
No. 291 Woburn St,
Total front a on strAight line - 38 feet
Assessment @ .700¢ per ft. ^.x"26.60
13, 1941.Voted to postpone action on sewer extension until January
Board adjourned 9:$0 P. M.
Respectfully Submitted:
(Signed) H. W. Putnam
Secretary