City Officers and the Annual Reports to the City Council of Newburyport 1956-1957, Part 15

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Publication date: 1956
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Respectfully submitted,


Katherine M. Kuechle, Librarian


101


STATISTICS


For the year ending December 31, 1957


14,549


Assessed valuation


$ 27,411,945


Number of days open during the year


300


Hours open each week for lending


66


Hours open each week for reading


66


Hours open each week for Andrews Branch


8


Hours open each week for Belleville Branch


8


(Closed July and August )


BORROWERS


Adult


Juvenile


Total


January 1, 1957 Added during 1957


8,288


3,465


11,753


896


679


1,575


Totals


9,184


4,144


13,328


Withdrawn during 1957


565


636


1,201


Totals December 31,1957


8,619


3,508


12,127


Newbury registrations (Included in totals)


376


171


547


CIRCULATION


Adult


Juvenile


Total


Non-Fict. Fiction


Non-Fict. Fict.


Main Library


22, 464


35,836


5,242


10,200


73,742


Andrews Branch


1, 942


4,501


1,183


4,129


11,755


Belleville Branch


608


1,809


864


3,200


6,481


(Closed July & Aug. ) Totals


25,014


72,146


7,289


17,529


91,978


BOOK STOCK


Adult


Juvenile


Total


No. of Vol. Jan. 1, 1957


89,985


6,778


96,763


No. of Vol. added in 1957 Totals


92,029


7,132


99,161


No. of Vol. withdrawn in 1957


263


53


316


Totals December 31, 1957


91,766


7,079


98,845


DONORS TO THE LIBRARY IN 1957


Abbe, Mrs. Roy


Kiwanis Little League


Adams, Mrs. Roland C.


Kloeber, Mrs. Helen L.


Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Inc.


Lebuff, Mrs. Gladys L.


American Institute of Social Science, Inc.


Library of the Supreme Council


American Iron and Steel Institute


(Masonic)


Atherton, Mrs. John B.


Maroni, Laurence


Baker, Mrs. Charles D.


Mendlesen, Marius


Ballard, Mrs. Estella


Mitchell, Miss Suzanna V.


Burstyn, Harold L.


Murphy, Miss Eleanor


Case, William


New York Life Insurance Co.


CBS-Hytron


Norris, Russell


Chase, Miss Frances


Noyes, Mr. & Mrs. H. Greenleaf


Peabody, Rev. & Mrs. Arthur


Cheney, Robert K.


2,044


354


2,398


Lewis, Frederick W.


Barriskill, James M.


Mathers, Mrs. Joseph


102


Population served


Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints


Coffin, Mrs. David


Concord Public Library (N.H. )


Dodge, Laurence P. Douglas, Miss Nancy


Driver, Mrs. Robert M.


Dummer, William


Dunning, Edgar D.


Eddy , Sherwood


Emerson, Donald


First Church of Christ, Scientist


First Presbyterian Church


Foley, Charles


General Motors Corporation


Green, Mrs. Charles


Hamilton, Lynn


Harper & Brothers


Hill and Knowlton, Inc.


Hines - Park Foods, Inc.


Hoffman, Edward


Holmes, Mrs. Howard


Hoopes, Miss Isabel


Houston Endowment, Inc.


Hughes, William S.


Ireland, Frank B.


Johnson, Howard R.


EXHIBITIONS AT THE LIBRARY


Beetles


Lent by


Alvin R. Lewis


It Can Be Done in Newburyport


£


Library Collection and League of Women Voters


"Lord Timothy Dexter " Exhibit


n


n


Library Collection


Newburyport Snow Scenes


Sampler and Needlework of Bygone


Days n n


Sampler made by Mrs.


Sumner Little for Mrs.


Paul Tedford.


Library Staff


Wilfred S. Downes


Stamp Exhibit


=


H


Transistor-Radio Exhi !: :


n


CBS - Hytron


Hand -Made Tottery


Mrs. Anne Green


BOOKS PURCHASED FROM INCOME OF FUNDS


Andrews, Emma L.


12


Bradbury , John M.


13


Bradstreet, Charles W.


7


Coffin, Winthrop O.


70


Pearson, Miss Helen F.


Pendill, Claudius Pope , Arthur U.


Potter, Mrs. J. Lee


Record Staff, Newburyport High Richardson, Mrs. Anstiss


Secretary, Commonwealth of Mass.


Secretary of State, Concord, N.H. Self-Realization Fellowship, Pub. Snow, Mrs. Dean


Stevens, Mrs. Lena Study Class


Thurlow, Mrs. Esther


Todd, Miss Ellen G.


Volpone Motor Company, Inc.


Women of the Moose


Wood, Mrs. Morris B.


Woodwell, Roland H.


Newburyport Rotary Club


Library Collection


103


Colby, Lucy G. B.


75


Currier, John J.


6


Cushing, Caleb


12


Cushing, John N. (N.H.S. Prize


Books)


3


Dodge, Nathan D.


12


Dodge, William H. P.


31


Foster, Daniel


1


Frothingham, Joseph A.


14


Green, Sarah A.


16


Haskell, George


15


Healy, Dr. T. Raymond


11


Marston, Stephen W.


50


Moseley, William O.


71


Moulton, Alice C.


23


Parton, Ethel


123


Pathe, Paul


17


Peabody, George C.


87


Pettingell, George B.


12


Sawyer, Matthias P.


25


Spring, John Rand


219


Stone, Eben F.


75


Sweetser, Benjamin G.


86


Wiggin, Mary C.


7


Wightman, Annie S.


89


Williams, Abraham


16


Total


1198


1198


Special


16


General 774


790


790


1988


104


February 18, 1958


To His Honor the Mayor and the City Council City of Newburyport, Mass.


Gentlemen:


The sixty-second annual report of the Board of Water Commissioners is respectfully submitted herewith.


Board of Water Commissioners


Richard is blason


Chairman, Richard W. Johnson


abraham & Edilstan -


Abraham D. Edelstein


2


Joseph manner Joseph Mannix


FINANCIAL REPORT


Balance December 31, 1956


29,595.67


RECEIPTS


Water Rates


116,640.45


Meter Rates


40,255.62


Service Pipe Construction


12,662.35


Service Pipe Miscellaneous


927.56


170,485.98


Demands


128.99


170,614.97


Total


200,210.64


Bond, August 1957


60,000.00


Accrued Interest


148.50


Premium on Bond


15.00


260,374.14


Total Payments


171,512.90


Balance December 31, 1957


88,861.24


Total Receipts


105


CASH PAYMENTS


MAINTENANCE


Artichoke River


180.88


Artichoke Station


12,074.80


Filter Bed


4,601.15


Gate


187.35


General (Office)


12,038.92


General Distribution


7,346.08


Hydrant


1,609.32


Main Pipe


3,906.47


Meter


1,664.94


Service Pipe


10,714.70


Standpipe


102.28


Trucks


1,467.13


Equipment


247.75


Pumping Station


54,740.98


Gravel Packed Well


2,822.05


113,704.80


CONSTRUCTION


Gate


153.82


Hydrant


809.46


Main Pipe


7,002.48


Meter


490.16


Service Pipe


2,872.91


11,328.83


Henry Cote Case


5,000.47


n


n


*


(City of Newburyport)


5,000.00


10,000.47


Retirement


4,777.47


Standpipe Reconditioning


4,500.00


Bonds


13,000.00


Interest


1,645.00


14,645.00


Refunds


480.17


Land Taking


120.00


Land Taking Expense


328.00


Well Testing


3,678.16


Bond (Pumping Station)


3,450.00


n "


4,500.00


7,950.00


171,512.90


Respectfully Submitted,


)


Veronica G. Perry


Principal Clerk


106


CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE


SERVICES :


Thirty-Nine (39) New Services were installed requiring:


1865' 11" of 3/4" Copper Pipe


237' 11" of 1" Copper Pipe


75 2" of 1}" Cement Lined Pipe 133' of 6ª Cement Lined Pipe


Five (5) Renewed Services requiring: 751 7" of 3/4" Copper Pipe


Eight (8) Services were repaired requiring: 55' 4" of 3/4" Copper Pipe 19' 2" of Cement Lined Pipe


Eighteen (18) Leaks Inside were repaired.


Sixteen (16) Service Leaks were repaired.


Frozen Pipe Inside - Water Shut Off:


Littlefield, 215 Low St .; Cashman, Federal & Water St .; Humphreys, High Rd., Newbury; Goddard, Chain Bridge; 35 Boardman St.


METERS :


Three (3) New Meters were installed.


Nineteen (19) Meters were removed; Thirteen (13) Meters were repaired; Four (4) Meters were changed; Nineteen (19) Meters were put back.


HYDRANTS:


Five (5) Hydrants were Installed:


Liberty St .; High School, Lower Field; Harding Ave .; Menuts Circle; Elementary School Project.


Four (4) Hydrants were Repaired:


Anna Jaques Hospital; Sportsman's Lodge; Water St., near Salem; Liberty St.


Checked all Hydrants.


Flushed some Hydrants.


Removed chains from all Hydrants.


MAINS :


New:


Beacon Ave. Ext. 7351


of 6 inch pipe


Noyes off Ferry Rd.


163' 5" of 2 inch pipe


Noyes off Ferry Rd.


232ª


of 6 inch pipe


Murphy Ave.


2561 of 6 inch pipe


Harding Ave.


1051 of 2 inch pipe


New St.


3591 of 6 inch pipe


Harding Ave.


145' of 6 inch pipe


Prosts Bakery


4501 of 6 inch pipe


Reilly Ave. 94 of 6 inch pipe - 2271' of 6 inch pipe 26815" of 2 inch pipe


Replaced:


Alter Ct. 1421


of 2 inch pipe


107


MAINS CONTINUED:


Repaired:


Walnut St. 2" pipe


Independent St. 2" pipe


Merrimac St., near Dove 6" pipe 2 Dresser Couplings and 6' of 6" pipe


Market Square 14" pipe 2 Dresser Couplings and 11' of 14" pipe


Water St., near #228


6" .pipe


Magnolia St. 2ª pipe


Britcher St. 2" pipe


Repaired Two (2) Broken Service Boxes.


Raised Service Boxes up to Grade on Tilton St., 4; Elmira Ave., 3; Erie Ave., 5; Harding Ave., 6; Farrell St., 8; Sylvester St., 4; Marguerite St., 2; Columbus Ave., 7; Tracy Pl., 2; 34 Fair St .; Hopkinson, Myrtle Ave; and on Pine Hill Rd.


Repaired One (1) Gate Box.


Raised Gate Boxes on Milk St .; Reilly Ave .; Low St .; Greenleaf St .; Roosevelt St .; and on Truman St.


MISCELLANEOUS :


A. Read All Meters - Montly and Quarterly


B. Cut in New Stop & Waste, Lunts Barn, Forrester St.


c. New Sprinkler Pipe at Newburyport Press


D. Cut out 2 old services on Elmira Ave.


E. New 1}" valve, Perry, High Rd., Newbury


F. Repaired leak at Atkinson Common


G. Extended 90' of 6" pipe at Clam Plant


H. Cut out old 2" Main on Johnson St.


I. Changed 5 services over to 12" Main on Johnson St.


J. Leak in 6" Gate valve in Stuffing Box


K. New 6" valve, Elementary School Project


L. Made 8" Tap on 12" pipe on Moseley Ave. for Harding Ave. used one 12x8 Tapping sleeve & valve


M. Patched trench on Alter Ct .; Harding Ave .; and Moseley Ave.


N. Cut in 6" valve on Moseley Ave. for New St.


o. New 2" valve on Cushing Ave.


P. Made 6" Tap for Prost Bakery Shop off Parker St.


Q. Repaired 6 Leaks on joints of 16" pipe at Main Station


WATER SYSTEM STATISTICS


Newburyport


Newbury


Miles of Mains


52


5


Total Number of Services


4662


296


Total Number of Meters


445


64


Total Number of Hydrants


310


27


Private Hydrants


13


--


Respectfully Submitted,


John Lucy


John Lucy


Water System Foreman


108


MONTHLY PUMPAGE - 1957


Service


Booster


Artichoke


Well


Daily Avg. Service


Per Capita Gallons


January


55,811,200


8,199,400


29,836,800


17,775,000


1,800,360


124


February


47,402,200


7,655,800


25,983,900


13,762,500


1,692,930


117


March


50,321,500


10,270,300


31,651,200


8,400,000


1,623,270


112


April


49,722,700


9,376,600


30,783,600


9,562,500


1,657,420


114


May


56,925,700


7,322,500


34,153,200


15,450,000


1,836,310


127


June


58,432,500


5,135,400


35,450,400


17,846,700


1,947,750


134


July


58,952,200


6,216,000


37,000,200


15,736,000


1,901.680


131


August


52,211,200


5,537,800


36,388,800


10,284,600


1,684,230


116


September


51,492,000


4,739,400


35,119,200


11,633,400


1,716,400


118


October


49,818,700


6,826,000


34,281,200


8,711,500


1,607,050


111


November


46,908,700


6,542,600


33,455,600


6,910,500


1,563,620


108


December


53,319,000


7,358,500


36,882,000


9,078,500


1,719,930


118


631,317,600


85,180,300


400,986,100


145,151,200


1,729,250


119


PRECIPITATION


January


2.37"


February


1.16


March


2.05


April


1.90


May


3.59


June


1.26


July


1.53


August


1.15


September


1.03


October


3.47


November


5.73


December


4.94


30.18


109


PUMPING STATION STATISTICS - 1957


MAIN STATION


Gallons Pumped to Service


631,317,600


Daily Average


1,729,250


Gallons Pumped by Booster


85,180,300


Daily Average


233,370


Gallons Pumped from Well


145,151,200


Daily Average


397,670


Gallons Pumped Using Coal (Service and Booster)


196,442,000


Coal Used for Pumping - Lbs.


572,631


Gallons Pumped per Lb. of Coal


343


Gallons Pumped Using Gas (Service and Booster)


520,055,900


Gas Used for Pumping - Cu. Ft.


16,718,327


Gallons Pumped per Cu. Ft. of Gas


31.1


Kilowatt Hours Generated


3,492


Coal Used for Generating - Lbs.


2,577


Gas Used for Generating - Cu. Ft.


105,320


Ceal Used for Heating - Lbs.


25,150


Gas Used for Heating - Cu. Ft.


77,500


ARTICHOKE STATION


Total Gallons Pumped


400,986,100


Daily Average


1,098,590


Gallons Pumped by Motor


390, 659,200


Kilowatt Hours Used


353,030


Gallons Pumped per Kilowatt Hour


1,106


Gallons Pumped by Diesel


10,326,900


Diesel Fuel Oil Used - Gallons


882


Gallons Pumped per Gallon of Fuel Oil


11,708


PUMPING RECORDS


Total Gallons Pumped


126,263,520


Daily Average


3,459,280


Greatest Amount Pumped to Service in One Day - June 11


2,546,200


Greatest Amount Pumped to Service in One Week - June 10-16


15,508,400


Respectfully Submitted,


Claukt Lunt.


Clark T. Lunt Chief Water Pumping Station Engineer


110


Retirement Board


Report of Retirement £ Board


Honorable Andrew J. Gillis


Newburyport, Massachusetts


Dear Mayor Gillis:


We present herewith the report for the year ending December 31, 1957


Number of Members at close of year


Active


158


Inactive


17


Pensioners


26


Total


201


Transfers to other systems


Deaths


Withdrawals


027


Balance Sheet


ASSETS


Cash & Securities


Savings Banks


$99,539.17


Stocks & Bonds


153,123.20


Cooperative Bank Shares


1,800.00


Cash


1,912.24


Accrued Interest


1,113.81


$257,488.42


LIABILITIES


Annuity Savings


179,309.61


Annuity Reserve


28,907.85


Expense Fund


530.58


Military Service Fund


2,375.76


Pension Fund


46,364.62


$257,488.42


111


Retirement Board


The funds of the Retirement System on December 31, 1957 were invested as follows:


Investments


Date Due


Merchants National Bank, Newburyport


Demand 1,912.24


Institution for Savings, Newburyport


Demand 48,539.17


1,516.85


Five Cent Savings Bank, Newburyport


Demand 51,000.00


1,593.75


213 Shares First National Bank of Boston 50 Shares National Shawmut Bank of Boston


Demand


2,000.00


110.00


American Telephone Company New York Telephone Company


Demand


4,931.75


112.50


Southern California Edison Company


Demand


5,053.56


Public Service & Gas Company


Demand


5,050.79


New Jersey Bell Telephone Company


Dem& d


5,106.60


Louisville Gas & Electric Company


Demand


5,058.68


Braintree Cooperative Bank


Demand


1,000.00


31.26


Lawrence Cooperative Bank


Demand


800.00


24.00


United States Defense Bonds Series G. May


1957


125.00


United States Defense Bonds Series G. March


1958 10,000.00


250.00


United States Defense Bonds Series G. April


1959 18,000.00


450.00


United States Defense Bonds Series G. April


1960 10,000.00


250.00


United States Defense Bonds Series G. June


1961


7,000.00


175.00


United States Defense Bonds Series G. May


1962 15,000.00


375.00


United States Defense Bonds Series G. June


1963


5,000.00


125.00


United States Defense Bonds Series G. Feb.


1963


5,000.00


125.00


United States Defense Bonds Series G. March


1963


7,000.00


175.00


United States Defense Bonds Series G. April


1964


5,000.00


125.00


United States Defense Bonds Series K. March


1967 10,000.00


276.00


United States Defense Bonds Series K. April


1967 5,000.00


138.00


United States Defense Bonds Series K. March


1968 10,000.00


276.00


$256,374.61


$7055.01


Respectfully submitted,


w, 27-Chairman


norberta Sara


F.


Demand 14,058.00


692.25


Demand


4,863.82


109.40


112


Elections PRELIMINARY ELECTION October 8,1957


Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward


Totals


Mayor, term 2 years


Andrew J. Gillis, 3 Market Square


162


177


147


205


200


331


1222


Jacob B.Checkoway, 90 Federal St.


24


55


38


22


31


31


201


Claudius G. Pendi11, 44 Broad St.


300


237


186


202


251


642


1818


Cornelius F.Leary, 7 Prospect St. Blanks


4


5


3


13


6


13


44


Councillor, Ward 4, term 2 years


Paul F. Doyle,16 Strong st.


226


Arthur J. Smith, 157 High St.


131


Norman E.Sass, Jr.29 Olive St. Blanks


10


Councillor, Ward 6, term 2 years


Vincent J. Connolly, 32 Forrester St.


438


John J.Gallagher, 11 Woodland St.


312


Rowell M.Cole, 52 Spofford St. Blanks


47


TOTAL VOTE


490 474 374 442 488


1018


3286


MUNICIPAL ELECTION


November 5,1957


Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward


Totals


2 3 4 5 6


Mayor, term 2 years


Andrew J. Gillis, 3 Market Square


512


566


382 383


577 454


779


3199


Claudius G. Pendill, 44 Broad St. Blanks


504


477


304 278


12


25


947 19


91


Councillor, Ward 1, term 2 years


Theodore P. Stanwood, Jr. 1Ocean Ave. 741


John J. Silva, 2 Bromfield St. 203


Blanks 83


11


11


13


4


5


6


1


1


75


221


2964


113


Elections (cont)


Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Totals 1 6


Councillor, Ward 2, term 2 years


Thomas J.Coffey, 37 Temple St. 643


Patrick J.Welch, 51 Federal St. 339 Blanks 72


Councillor, Ward 3, term 2 years


Cornelius Foley, 59 Hill St. Blanks


236


Councillor, Ward 4, term 2 years


Arthur J.Smith, 157 High St.


250


Paul F.Doyle, 16 Strong St. Blanks


32


Councillor, Ward 5, term 2 years


Albert H. Zabriskie, 242 Merrimac St.


755


Harmon E.Fordham, 42 Oakland St. Blanks


40


Councillor, Ward 6, term 2 years


Vincent J.Connolly, 32 Forrester St.


920


John J. Gallagher, 11 Woodland St. Blanks


92


Councillor-At-Large, term 2 years


William J.Fenders, 7 Dawes St.


George H.Lawler, Jr. , 10 Jackson St. Jerome L.Auger, 45 Milk St. Swift C.Barnes, Jr., 10 Magnolia St. James A.Croteau, Jr. , 45 Federal St. Charles E. Morrill, 88 Federal St. John S. Robinson, 7 Willow Ave. Blanks


560 557


542 371 404


694 1038


339 633


2336


577


445 570 322 328


471 737


3506 2873


465 476 298 294


389


728


2650


426


440 312 367


831 2875


1664 1720 1202 1038


499 1702 2555


9881


570 389 396


615 1013


3543 3606


441


456 248 219 496 353 319


571 1190


114


3 4


5


463


391


261


730


Elections (cont )


Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Totals


1


2


3


School Committee, term 2 years


Caroline B.Dodge, 349 High St.


466


399


295


269


415 639


2483


Harold E.Hawkes, 9 Woodland St. Blanks


97


141


99


102


138


88


665


School Committee, term 4 years


Catherine Coffin, 122 High St.


343


348


225


217


347 682


694


2174


Norman H. Doyle, 45 Munroe St.


546


599


363


413


915


3518


Bradley Fuller, 17 Atwood St.


540


515


317


324


484


988


3168


Donald L.Page, No.Blvd., Plum Is.


487


491


341


333


502


859


3013


James G. Zafris, ll Tremont St. Blanks


505


450


329


289


443


889


2905


660


759


522


443


710


890


3984


TOTAL VOTE


1027 1054


699


673 1056 1745


6254


RECOUNT-Office of Mayor, held on ballots cast at Municipal Election Nov.5, 1957.


Andrew J.Gillis, 3 Market Square


513


565


382


388


580


3212


Claudius G. Pondi 11, 44 Broad St.


504


477


305


274


453


784 942


2955


Blanks


10


12


11


11


24


19


87


TOTAL VOTE


1027 1054 698 673 1057 1745


6254


We, members of the Board of Registrars of the city of Newburyport, Massa- chusetts, herewith declare that the above is the result of the Recount held on Nov. 18, 1957, on ballots cast at the Municipal Election, Nov.5, 1957, on the office of Mayor, We, members of the Board of Registrars, further declare that as a result of this recount


Andrew J.Gillis, 3 Market Square received Three thousand two hundred twelve voted (3212) and


Claudius G.Pendill, 44 Broad Street, received Two thousand nine hundred fifty-five votes (2955).


Therefore, as a result of this recount, we declare Andrew J.Gillis duly elected as Mayor of the city of Newburyport.


Board of Registrars, City of Newburyport, Massachusetts November 18,1957:


John O'Donnell, Chairman Jennie Keefe, Charles C.Henry, Vera M.Kelly, Clerk, ex-officio


503 1018


3106


464


514


305


302


5


6


115


Elections (cont )


City of Newburyport In City Council


December 2, 1957


Ordered :


We, members of the City Council, declare the attached returns of the Municipal Election held November 5, 1957, and the returns amended, by reason of recount, held November 18, 1957, the results of elections for City Officers.


Members Cornelius Foley, Ward 3 Theodore P.Stanwood, Jr. , Ward 1


of


Arthur J.Smith, Ward 4


Thomas E.Littlefield


the City Council


George H. Lawler, Jr. Vincent J.Connolly, Ward 6


Thomas J.Coffey Albert H. Zabriskie William J.Fenders


Mayor Henry Graf , Jr.


In City Council, December 2,1957 Received and placed on file.


Attest:


Vera M.Kelly, City Clerk


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Ordered :


Be it ordained by the City Council of City of Newburyport, Section 10, Chapter 31, of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Newburyport en- titled quote "Off Street Parking Lots" is hereby amended as follows:


Section 2c By adding at the end thereof the following: Except that no person shall park a motor vehicle for a period longer than (2) hours on any day on the Inn Street and Bartlett Street Parking Lot.


Section 3. By adding at the end thereof the following: Inn Street and Bartlett Street Municipal Parking Lot, being that area bounded by Inn Street and Bartlett Street.


Section 7. Area designated to be posted with signs stating Parking Time Limit.


Councillor George H. Lawler, Jr.


In City Council, Dec. 3,1956 First reading. Adopted by roll call, 11 yes. Ordered published.


In City Council, Jan. 7,1957 Final reading. Adopted by roll call, 10 yes, 1 absent. Ordered published.


Henry Graf, Jr.


Attest: Vera M.Kelly, City Clerk


Permanent Permit issued by Dept.of Public Works April 2,1957-No . 314 (d) City of Newburyport In City Council December 3,1956


Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Newburyport as follows: Chapter 30 of the Revised Ordinances of 1937 is hereby amended by insert- ing after Article 6, Article 6A to be entitled "Channelization of traf- fic."


Section 1, Channelization of Traffic


Upon the following Streets and Squares, vehicular traffic shall move only in the direction as indicated below:


Market Square, including traffic ingressing and egressing from Inn Street, State Street, Liberty Street, Water Street and Merrimac Street shall move in a direction according to a plan entitled: "Market Square Intersection Design" and attached hereto.


Councillor George H.Lawler, Jr.


In City Council, Dec. 3,1956 3 no. Ordered published.


First reading. Adopted by roll call, 8 yes,


In City Council, F.b.4, 1957 3 no. Ordered published.


Final reading. Adopted by roll call, 8 yes,


Henry Graf, Jr.


Attest:


Vera M.Kelly, City Clerk


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City of Newburyport In City Council February 4,1957


Ordered : That the City of Newburyport accept the provisions of Chapter 401 of the Acts of 1956.


Thos.E. Littlefield


In City Council, Feb.4, 1957


Accepted by roll call, 11 yes.


Henry Graf, Jr. Attest: Vera M.Kelly, City Clerk


City of Newburyport In City Council February 4,1957


Ordered: That the City of Newburyport accept the provisions of Section 100A Chapter 41,General Laws, (Ter. Ed.)


Thos . E. Littlefield


In City Council, Feb.4,1957 Accepted by roll call, 11 yes.


Henry Graf, Jr.


Attest: Vera M.Kelly, City Clerk


City of Newburyport In City Council March 4,1957


Ordered: An Ordinance Entitled An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance Entitled "Traffic Ordinance" Chapter 31, Article 3, Section 4, To Create a Taxi Cab Stand at 4 Middle St., southerly for a distance of 25 feet.


Councillor George H.Lawler, Jp.


In City Council, Mar.4,1957 First reading. Adopted by roll call, 9 yes 2 absent. Ordered published.


In City Council, Apr.1, 1957 Final reading. Adopted by roll call, 10 yes, 1 absent. Ordered publish- ed.


Attest: Vera M.Kelly, City Clerk Approved: Dept. Public Works, Dec.10,1957


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City of Newburyport In City Council March 4,1957


Ordered :


An Ordinance Entitled an Ordinance Amending an Ordinance Entitled


"Traffic Ordinance" Chapter 31, Article 5, at the end of the section des-


ignating "Parking Meter Zones" as amended, the following now descriptiona:


Middle Street, southerly side, from Badger Farm Store for a distance of approximately 225 feet.


Harris Street, northerly side, from State St., westerly for a distance of approximately 130 ft. Harris Street southerly side, from State St., westerly for a distance approximately 130 ft.


Councillor George H. Lawler, Jr.


In City Council, Mar.4,1957 First reading. Adopted by roll call, 9 yes, 2 absent. Ordered published.


In City Council, Apr.1,1957. Final reading. Adopted by roll call, 10 yes, 1 absent. Ordered published.


Henry Graf, Jr.


Attost: Vera M.Kelly, City Clerk


Approved: Dept. Public Works, Dec. 10,1957


City of Newburyport In City Council April 1,1957


An Ordinance Entitled An Ordinance To Amend An Ordinance Entitled Traffic Ordinance: £ Be it ordained by the City of Newburyport as follows:


Chapter 31, Article 12,is hereby amended by adding the following:


That (1) Stop Sign be erected on the southeasterly side of Boardman and Washington Streets.


Councillor Arthur J.Smith


In City Council, April 1, 1957. First reading. Adopted by roll call, 10 yes, 1 absent. Ordered published.


In City Council, May 6,1957. Final reading. Adopted by roll call, 11 yes, Ordered published.


Attest: Vera M.Kelly, City Clerk


Approved: Dept.of Public Works, Aug. 13, 1957


(Traffic regulation permit covers erection stop signs under Traffic Per- mit Number 7129)


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City of Newburyport In City Council June 3,1957


Ordered:


Whereas, the deferment of the following Ordinance would defeat its purpose namely, the safety of pedestrian and for safe access of fire and other emergency vehicles, over and upon Temple Street is hereby declared to be an emergency ordinance for the immediate protection of the public safety and protection of the property and its vicinity.


An Ordinance Entitled An Ordinance to Amend An Ordinance Entitled Traffic Ordinance Chapter 31, Article VI, Section 1 is hereby amended by adding that Temple Street from Federal Street to Fair Street traffic shall trav- el in a northwesterly direction.


Thomas J.Coffey, Ward Two


In City Council, June 3,1957 Preamble adopted by roll call, 11 yes. Ordinance adopted by roll call, 11 yes. Ordered published.




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