Jamestown Cable Proposal Faces City Council Debate
Jamestown officials debated Jamestown Cablevision Co to install coaxial cable for television to homes schools and industry with a ten year lease option and city profit share after a two year contract. Other items tabled included city worker holidays a $40000 serial bonds plan for three new buses and transit funding study.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Telephone Corp
Robert Godfrey
George Baldwin
Lester Ostrander
The
Transit Commission
Fence plan at landfill faces big cost for Corry
City officials discussed a long fence on property near the Corry landfill to block blowing debris and deter rats. Madison warned the fence could run 412 feet with another 400 feet needed along the east end. Some council members favored planting trees or shrubs as a cheaper, effective alternative. Weber noted health guidance calling for 12 inches of cover dirt to curb the rat population and said more work was needed. He will invite a health department inspector from Spector to review operation and offer suggestions.
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Madison
David Johnson
Weber
Erie County Department of Health
Spector
Corry
Woman Motorist Strikes Pedestrian and Cars in Dunkirk
Dunkirk police say Mrs Mirinie K. Levyn of Fredund drove into a diagonal parking space too fast damaging her vehicle and striking a pedestrian, Carlos Rivera, 40, from Dunkirk. Her car then backed into three more parked cars, sending Rivera to Brooks Memorial Hospital.
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Mirinie K. Levyn
Fredund
Levy
Carlos Hivera
Waikirk
Levyo
Vie
City Dispute Over No Mans Land Sidewalk Expansion
City Engineer David Johnson cites four oval fragments of no man’s land in blocks across the city. The sidewalk paving project uncovered the issues, with property owners previously paying. Council members debate ownership, noting a standalone owner-ordered sidewalk left a 25 foot bare stretch. The map shows the parcels abut the block, but no one claims the land.
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David Johnson
Dorr Clark
Johnson
Boundary ownership dispute eyed by council
Council tasked Johnson to determine true ownership of a 26 foot strip citing economic concerns for a full block survey. He proposed checking boundary stakes if possible instead of a complete survey. Pure reading enjoyment on tap daily in the Corry Journal.
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