Nutley Board Advances Sewer and Street Projects May 7 1918
Nutley commissioners push concrete pavements on Park and King streets, authorize sanitary sewers on Whitford Grant Russell Stewart, begin Humbert street work, and assign town staff. The hearing before the State Commission occurred in Trenton on Franklin Avenue cases. water, sewer, and sidewalk plans proceed amid tree damage and weather cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareler
State Commission
Trenton
Franklin Avenue
Tarvia K. P
Ernest
Whitford
Grant
Stewart Avenues
Diebitsch
C.P
Whitford-Grant
Glen Ridge
Grant Avenues
Russel and Stew
Town Hall
Whitford, Grant, Russell and Stewart Avenues
Scola
Hampace
Wayne Place
Weston Street
Union Avenue
Center Street
Nuts
Passaic Valley
Diebitech
King Street
Sterling
Hawthorne Avenue
Horter
Park Avenue
Passaic Avenue
Thee Road
Third Reading
Myrtle Avenue
Nutley
County of
Essex
Asquacknonck
Passaic
Belleville
Regular Meeting Notes on Permits and Passaic Ave Pavement
The report states three construction permits issued for 5800 dollars. It mentions cobble gutters with weed and Addistone from the contract for new concrete pavement on Passaic Avenue near the Passaic County line. The material was used to shape Nutley shoulders and adjacent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic Avenue
Passaic County
Nutley
Petition by Essex Street owners seeks paving referral
Five Essex Street property owners signed a petition asking for paving and the document shows referrals to the Commissioner of Public Works. The record notes two construction permits totaling 200000, town force grading on Memphis Avenue, and water and sewer metrics with several irregular phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Department of. Washington
Washington
Frank Hughes
Montclair
Bloomfield
Passaic
Brookdale
Engineering Bureau
Humbert Street
Hum Street
Essex Street
Commissioner of Public Works
Nutley Board Adopts Several 1918 Street and Water Ordinances
Nutley officials passed ordinances at the June 1918 meeting including installation of water service connections on Park Avenue and curb grade establishment for King Street between Union Avenue and the Nutley Belleville line. Dated June 25 and June 24 1918, with signatures from Commissioners Wildey Dickens Cook and clerk Blum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Board of Commissioners
Nutley
Emil Diebitsch
Ambrose
Wildey
Ernest P. Cook
Simon Blum
King Street
Union Avenue
Belleville
Ambruse
Ernest P.ons
Passaic Avenue
Harrison Street
Oravorwetch
Local meeting notes from 1918 town clerk records
Fragmentary OCR shows a Board of Lesson office meeting held on the second day of Pope in 1918. Names Ambrose Wilde and Simon Blum appear as participants with town clerk designation. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts but indicates an early town government record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose
Wilde
Ernest P. Cook
Simon Blum
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Natley Board
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Memphis Avenue
Jannarone Contracting Co
Newark Ave
Hegun
Newark Lee
Jannerone Contracting
Walnut St
Perea Ne Sealand An
Ding
John Perkins
Henry Sentner
Heo Hallidy
Illiam Joan
Neb Daiateaee
Werner
Lavin Knab
Dr. Watts
George Scorso
E. Guthrie
E. L. Broadbent
E. S. Crawford
J. Harry Hull
P. J. Guthrie
William Gorman
Geo Scorso
Pope William J. D. Lynch
Curtis A. Paxton
Rodman
Charles Gillman
A. P. Gani
Belleville 1
Hughes
Clifton
River Road
Caerare
Ane Avenue
Theo. H. Sotag
Louis Knab
Hose Co. No
Barnet
Essex Taxation
Varbe
Department of Revenue and Finance
J. Agramonte
Smancal
Dept. of Health
Bank of Nuts
Sinking Fund Commission
Ae and Engineering Dept
Poor Dept. Board of Health
Beane
Ildey
Fae Say
Niles
Memphis
Sea Bree Agai
Memphis Ave
Jannerone Contracting Co
Conom
Ciel
Kierstead
Sones
Une
Ambrose S. Wildey
Ernest P. Pisa K
Missioners
Board of Missioners
N Ainte
Aes Atoni
Chestnut
Avondale
George R. Hill
Silas C. Hay
Office OF the Register OF
Essex County
Chestnut Street
Standard Oilco
PANY
New Jersey
ION Cook
J. Baws
Frembiia Ave
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