City Council approves street improvement for Dewey and Stewart avenues
The council authorizes grading, curbs, and paving along Dewey and Stewart avenues in Cambridge. It details grade lines, elevations, and the method for assessing costs, bonds to fund the project, and the levying of annual installments over ten years. The plans, specs, and profiles are on file and approved by the Public Service Department.
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North Seventh Ment
North Eighth Street
North Seventh Street
Stewart Avenue
Cambridge
Stewart
Ciarge
North
North Eighth
Office of Artment of Public Service
Cambridge Ohio approves Sixth Street improvement plan 1906
Resolution No 53 declares the North Sixth street upgrade from Steubenville Ave to Foster Ave necessary. It outlines grading curb paving with vitrified brick, describes complex grade elevations, funding via bonds, 10 annual installments with 4 percent interest, and public notices and surveys to be conducted. Sealing details include approval by city council and mayor signature in December 1906.
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Caii
Ohio
North Sixth Street
Steubenville Avenue
Foster Avenue
City of
Cambridge
Sixth Street
Department of Public Service
Towit
Ogier Avenue
Fourth Street
Marietta
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
State of Ohio
Said Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sald Ogier Avenue
Theengineer
Sec
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TL. Blackburn
Ben Hilderpy
Cornell
W. N. Bradford
Bea Avenue
North Ninth Street
Clark Street
Beatty Avenue
North Tenth Street
Sui
North Eleventh Street
Beatty J Avenue
Said Street
Resolution to Improve Foster Avenue in Cambridge Ohio
City of Cambridge Ohio passes Resolution 54 to grade curb and pave Foster Avenue from East Third Street to North Seventh Street with vitrified brick. Plans include precise grade elevations along curb lines and intersections with Fourth Fifth and North Seventh streets for a full street reconstruction.
Ogier avenue improvement resolution paving 1906
Resolution 55 authorizes improving Ogier avenue from Fourth street to the Pennsylvania Railroad by grading curbs and vitrified brick paving. The grade is specified with elevations, and assessments are payable in ten annual installments at four percent interest. The document is signed by city officials and dated December 26, 1906.
Beattie Avenue Improvement Resolution in Cambridge 1906
Resolution 56 declares Bea Beatty Avenue and surrounding streets to be graded curb paved with vitrified brick and asphalt blocks with detailed grade elevations. It authorizes bonds and annual assessments at 4 percent, outlines plans and surveys, and sets the project scope from North Ninth Street to Clark Street in Cambridge. Mayor approval recorded December 26 1906.
City of Cam tire announces urban improvement and bonds
Plans and assessments for street curb and drainage on North Seventh street involve a 1.69 foot north curb limit and 211 feet elevation. The city will levy assessments payable in 19 annual installments within 50 days after passage of the ordinance. Officials note bonds will cover project costs.
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Foster Avenue
North Seventh Street
Ter Avenue
Department of Public Service
Towit
Cambridge
Ohio
A. Don
Resolution Declares South Twelfth Street Improvement
Resolution No 51 declares the need to improve South Twelfth street from Wheeling Avenue to Carlisle Avenue by eroding the roadway setting curb and paving with vitrified brick on a sufficient foundation. The grade will run from the south line of Wheeling Avenue to the west curb of South Twelfth Street as improved.
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T.E
Dewey
Twelfth Street
Wheeling Avenue
Carlisle Avenue
Cambridge
Ohio
South Twelfth Street
North Eleventh Street
Clark Street
Towit
Steubenville Avenue
City resolution details street grading for North Eleventh Street
Resolution 47 authorizes grading and paving from Wheeling Avenue to Clark Street in Cambridge Ohio. It specifies elevations and gradual descents along the street alignment, listing measured feet and baselines for the roadway profile and curb lines.
Resolutions for Clark Street Improvement and Bond Plan 1906
Resolution authorizes upgrading Clark Street from Eleventh to Beatty using vitrified brick or asphalt with graded roadway and adjustable elevations. It authorizes bond issuance to cover estimates, profiles, and all costs at four percent interest, dated December 26 1906 with officials Ben Hip and I Blackburn attesting.
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Center Line
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Henry
Public Service
Camfourtshio
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Bradford
Spechi Ution
Maler
Eighth Street
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Moeyer
East Third Street
Fifth Street
Forster Avenue
CC. L. Blackburn
Cena
W.N. Bradford
Connell
Ben Hilder
Couneil
L. Blackburn
Merk
Asarexen
N. Bradford
Ren Hilde
Th. “Blackburn
Ben Hildersbran
Major
Ben
Blackburn
Dr. Wit PueOn
Itech
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Wil Reed
Tie
Fae
Ogier
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