Library Hours Revised for Labor Day Holiday
The library will be closed on Labor Tuesday September 2 and resume its former hours afterward.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1919
Page
6
The library will be closed on Labor Tuesday September 2 and resume its former hours afterward.
Nutley officials report week ending June 28 1919 with 22 June arrests and 70 fines. An ordinance for a six inch water main on Alexander avenue to Kingsland street advances to third reading. Several sewer and street assessments are confirmed or ordered paid as financials and delays are reviewed.
Permission granted to Pasquale Rammara to lay a cement sidewalk on King Street. Health Officer weekly report for July 8 1919. Town Clerk report shows 4212.37 dollars received that week. General bills totaled 1529.95 and Department of Streets and Public Improvements expenses listed. Board approval for unclassified items noted.
Seven Columbia and Ridge avenue residents asked for a water main. The request was referred to the Commissioner of Streets and Public Improvements for action.
An ordinance to lay six inch water mains on Daily Street and a block on Daily to Blocendeld Avenue was tentatively set for July 29 after notices and objections. An ordinance to amend the sanitary sewer plan for Nutley was reviewed. A driveway issue on Franklin Avenue prompt a report to the Commissioner of Streets. The third Centre Street sanitary sewer estimate of 2686.37 was paid. a water services estimate of 133.88 was paid. Park Avenue concrete pavement estimate 1215.61 was paid. Park Avenue drainage sanitary estimate 1043.13 was paid. A. Weischedel resigned from the Assessors. Fire Department hydrant repairs were noted and referred for attention. Mayor Diebitech pledged immediate action.
Special meeting on July 16 1919 authorized a contract between Nutley town and Essex county to pave Park Avenue and Centre Street with town and benefiting lands costs. Hearings set for July 29 1919 and notices planned in Newark Evening News and Nutley Sun. Reports from town officials and new appointments, including Louis Purdy as Water Foreman and Louise Smith as Red Clerk, were noted along with assorted bills and a stop sign installation on Franklin Avenue.
Town records show referrals to the Commissioner of Streets and Public Improvements for Harry Steinlauf’s sewer hookup case and to Public Works for trenching on Park Avenue. Letters from Jannerone Contracting threaten nonresponsibility for trench settlement without authorization. Time extension for the Street Sanitary Sewer was discussed. Property transfers and liquor license considerations were noted. Additional bids and repairs totaling 42.65 were sent to collectors. government meat samples were arranged for Nutley. A main installation on Park Avenue was forwarded to the Town Attorney. The report covers Union Avenue construction and a near-building setback issue. Simon Blum, Town Clerk.
An ordinance from Nutley governs compensation for board members and the resident officials involved in local improvements. It outlines terms for service duration and the commission responsible for setting and enforcing fees and duties under Chapter 168 Laws of 1917.
Nutley seeks sealed bids for labor and material to lay six inch cast iron water mains on Alexander Avenue from Kingsland Road to Main, and on Passaic Avenue from Hiner Land Road to Wharton Avenue, with specifications and special requirements provided in the bid package.
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