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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
6
City council adopts a resolution declaring the improvement of North Tenth Street in Cambridge necessary. The plan covers curb, paving with brick, grading, and incremental elevations from Steubenville Avenue to Wheeling Avenue with detailed grade lines, assessments, and financing through deferred payments over ten years.
Council of Cambridge Ohio declares it necessary to improve Meubenville Ayenue and Steubenville separation. The resolution states three fourths of all elected members approve improving the avenue and related roadways for better traffic flow.
The Cambridge City Council declares necessity to improve North Eighth Street from Steubenville Avenue to North Vine, grading the roadway, setting curbs, paving with brick, and laying a suitable foundation. The measure details minimum elevations, grade rates, and distances for the proposed construction subject to tax funding.
City council of Cambridge proposes grading, curb, and brick paving for South Ninth Street from the Willgreek bridge to Carson's Addition. Plan includes elevations, grades, and method details prepared by the City Engineer and Board of Public Service, with approvals sought.
City council adopts a deferred improvement plan dated January 4 1906. Mervyn Hottek and associates outline costs and rates per cent annualized while property owners face charges to cover surveying, plans, materials and contractors. Public publication seeks taxpayer input on liability and method of payment.
The Cambridge Ohio city council approves plans to improve South Eighth street from Wheeling Avenue south 475 feet with graded roadway curb brick paving and specified grade elevations. The project funds include city bonds and deferred assessments on abutting properties with a 4 percent interest rate on installments and a January 4 1906 adoption date.
The Cambridge city council votes three fourths to require grading and paving Fourth Street from Steubenville Avenue to Foster Avenue with vitrified brick on a prepared foundation. The grade details set elevations and slopes for the street profile along the full length, specifying rates of descent and ascent at measured intervals.
The resolution accepts plans for a street improvement along Fourth Street and Foster Avenue junction, detailing grade elevations, distances, and the sequence of descents and ascents. It authorizes bonds to anticipate deferred assessments, assigns costs to abutting property, and sets 30 day cash payment with 4.4 percent interest on deferred amounts.
City of Cambridge plans the improvement of North Sixth street from Wheeling avenue to Steubenville avenue by grading, curb setting, and vitrified brick paving with a detailed elevation plan. The project includes graded elevations along the west curb and multiple grade changes over the 437.70 feet segment and beyond, defining start and end points at Steubenville avenue and Wheeling avenue.
City council approves street grade plans and profiles after extensive leveling data. The measure outlines lift and drop rates along Sixth Street Foster and Wheeling avenues, with elevations from 195 to 208 feet, and near Elm Street, plus future bond issuance and cost allocation to abutting property owners.
The City of Cambridge proposes widening and paving South Eleventh Street from Wheeling Avenue to City Cemetery with vitrified brick and proper foundation. The plan details precise grade elevations, curb lines, and gradual ascents and descents along both sides of the street, with costs to be funded by assessments on abutting property and city funds for certain portions. The measure, prepared by the City Engineer, awaits approval by the Public Service Board and public publication, dated January 4, 12975.
A City project proposes reclaiming and resurfacing Highland Avenue with brick pavement. It outlines start at the north line of Whey or Street and Highland Avenue, including curb and gutter, with precise measurements for width and length to Bridge Street, detailing elevations and distances.
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