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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1924
Page
6
The City of Corry reports that ordinances have completed first and second readings and are now pending final passage by the council. The actions move toward enactment after review by the full body. No dates or specific ordinance numbers are provided in the available text.
City of Corry council approves Bill 508 by City Clerk C D Porter. Seeks construction of a public sanitary sewer along Bugle Street and adjacent avenues in Ward One near Delaware and West Wayne Streets. Assessments laid against abutting properties with five annual installments. Provisions for bonds, contractor terms, and notice procedures included.
A city ordinance provides for a public sanitary sewer on Essex Street from Washington Street to a point south of Smith Street in Corry. It details assessment, payment, and lien mechanisms, bidding, construction standards, and the responsibilities of the city and property owners, with the project funded by the Permanent Improvement Fund.
The text outlines a street sewer and sidewalk project with uniform assessments on abutting properties based on front footage. It assigns costs to the contractor via street improvement bonds, sets repayment terms over five annual installments with interest, and provides notice and hearing steps before final assessment determinations. It authorizes bond issuance and states repeal of conflicting ordinances.
An ordinance presented by Mr. Howard provides for building a public sanitary sewer in parts of Washington Grand Marion and Donne Streets in Corry Pennsylvania. It covers cost assessment and collection, issuance of bonds or liens, and funding from a Permanent Improvement Fund. The plan includes specific street alignments, manholes, connections, and required owner cooperation.
The city council proposes bond funded construction for the Alario Street sewer system with eight inch pipe. The city engineer will advertise for sealed bids, set terms, and require performance security. City to levy assessments on abutting properties paid in five installments with 6 percent annual interest.
The city considers a new ban on gas stations amid controversy led by Director W D Kinney. The proposal aims to prohibit stations near key routes in Erie County with plans for concrete pavement projects and reinforced foundation work. Bids and drawings are available from the Pennsylvania Department of Highways with a May 10 deadline.
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