Corry City Council Passes Ordinances on Street Improvements
The Council approved first and second readings of Bill No. 475 and Bill No. 476 detailing grading, curbing, paving, and sewer work for streets from Spring Street to Second Avenue. The ordinances authorize assessments against abutting properties, issue improvement bonds, and set timelines, costs, and bid procedures under city supervision.
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Ordinance on paving and street improvement in Curry Street area
The ordinance repeals conflicting provisions and authorizes a major pavement project from South Main Street to North Church Street including widening to twenty feet with curb, drainage and asphalt surfacing. It provides funding by special assessments on abutting property, detail of bid processes, contract execution, and five annual installments with interest.
Ordinance for Pleasant Street paving project in Corry
Bill No 478 authorizes the city to improve Pleasant Street from the east line of Concord Street to the east line, to widen curb to line, with vitrified paving brick or other durable material, and to provide asphalt or cement filler. The city engineer will advertise proposals, furnish plans, specs, and bidding instructions, and the council will select a contractor and oversee the project for paving, drainage, curbing, and lighting as outlined.
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Ordi nance for street paving on Spring Street and Church Street
Bill No 479 outlines the city of Corry plan to pave South Spring Street from Spring Street to North side of Church Street and extend West from Spring Street to meet curb lines. It details material, width twenty two feet, funds from property owners, city cost only for intersections, bid process, contract terms, and five yearly assessments to owners with first due 30 days after work begins.
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