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Transferred from
General Administration
16.50
$65,050.50
Expenditure 1940
64,462.26
Balance January 1, 1941
$588.24
DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENDITURES
Maintenance
Expenditure
Services, Care and Repair
$15,255.86
Meters, Care, Repair and Reading
10,638.48
Hydrants and Gates, Care and Repair
3,484.92
Mains, Care and Repair
991.15
Turning Water Off and On
41.97
Shop
137.49
Tools and Equipment
2,390.89
Reservoir and Great Meadows
411.39
Administration
6,790.50
*General Expense
5,674.26
Meters for new services
2,150.00
Valve Insertions
2,262.00
Replacement of meters
2,000.00
Extension of services, house connections
7,162.31
Pitometer Survey
2,098.35
Renewal of main, Park Street Place
453.27
Jason Street, offset main
325.14
Install main, Massachusetts Avenue
1,367.82
Alter main, Schwamb's
826.46
$64,462.26
*Stock Credit, $505.04; Lost Time, $2,269.61; Holidays, $913.63; Vacations, $1,127.50; Miscellaneous, $1,868.56.
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RECEIPTS FOR WATER CONSUMED
Year
1931
$158,301.98
1932
161,355.72
1933
163,426.20
1934
168,370.54
1935
166,506.16
1936
168,318.61
1937
168,239.46
1938
161,015.25
1939
179,615.66
1940
175,524.63
ARLINGTON WATER WORKS
Arlington, Middlesex County, Mass.
Population by census of 1940, 40,013.
Date of construction low service, 1872; high service, 1894.
By whom owned, Town of Arlington.
Source of supply, Metropolitan Water System.
Consumption
1. Estimated total population at date, 40,300.
2. Estimated population on lines of pipe, 40,200.
3. Estimated population supplied, 40,200.
4. Total consumption for the year, 793,085,400 gallons.
5. Percentage of consumption metered, 100%.
6. Average daily consumption, 2,166,900 gallons.
7. Gallons per day per capita, 54.
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Distribution (including auxiliary supply from old reservoir)
Mains
1. Kind of pipe; cast-iron, cement and transite.
2. Sizes, from 4 inch to 16 inch.
3. Extended feet during year, 8,356.
4. Number of feet renewed during year, 575.
5. Discontinued during year, 575.
6. Total now in use, 94.31 miles.
7. Cost of repairs per mile, $47.46.
8. Length of pipe less than 4 inches in diameter, 283 feet.
9. Number of hydrants added during year, 19.
10. Number of hydrants now in use, 979.
11. Number of stop gates added during year, 77.
12. Number of stop gates now in use, 2,004.
13. Average pressure on mains at center of Town, 120 high system, 50 low system.
Services
14. Kind of pipe; copper, cement-lined, black wrought iron and lead, 3 inch to 6 inch cast-iron.
15. Sizes, 1 inch to 6 inch.
16. Number of service taps added during year, 173.
17. Number of services abandoned during year, 8.
18. Number of services now in use, 8,286.
19. Number of meters added, 184.
20. Number now in use, 8,198.
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21. Percentage of receipts from metered water, 91.96%.
22. Percentage of services metered, 100%.
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
Appropriation for 1940
$19,100.00
(Salaries
$17,600.00
Expenses 1,500.00)
Expenditure
18,921.96
(Salaries
$17,430.00
Expenses
1,475.46
Transferred to Water Mainte-
nance Administration
16.50)
Balance, January 1, 1941
$178.04
1938 STREET CONSTRUCTION
Appropriation (Carried forward from 1938) $2,210.88
Expenditure 147.99
Balance, January 1, 1941 *$2,062.89
*Carried forward to 1941
1937 STREET CONSTRUCTION
Appropriation (Carried forward from 1937) $2,165.08
Expenditure 126.99
Balance, January 1, 1941 *$2,038.09
*Carried forward to 1941
1936 STREET CONSTRUCTION
Appropriation (Carried forward from 1936) .. $380.53
Transferred to "Storm Drain" Appropriation by Vote of Town Meeting, April 18, 1940 99.91
Balance, January 1, 1941 *$280.62 *Carried forward to 1941
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1935 STREET CONSTRUCTION
Appropriation (Carried forward from 1935) ....
$451.31 Transferred to "Annual Rental for Arlington
Post 1775, V. F. W." Appropriation by Vote of Town Meeting, April 18, 1940 400.00
Balance, January 1, 1941 *$51.31 *Carried forward to 1941
1933 STREET CONSTRUCTION
Appropriation (Carried forward from 1933) .... $400.09
Transferred to "Storm Drain" Appropriation
by Vote of Town Meeting, April 18, 1940 ... 400.09
January 1, 1941 0
1931 STREET CONSTRUCTION
Appropriation (Carried forward from 1931) .. $195.54
Expenditure 0
Balance, January 1, 1941 *$195.54 *Carried forward to 1941
1930 STREET CONSTRUCTION
Appropriation (Carried forward from 1930) .. $37.68
Expenditure 0
Balance, January 1, 1941
*$37.68 *Carried forward to 1941
1929 STREET CONSTRUCTION
Appropriation (Carried forward from 1929) .. $0.15
Expenditure 0
Balance, January 1, 1941
*$0.15 *Carried forward to 1941
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SPECIAL APPROPRIATION, ARLMONT VILLAGE SEWER EXTENSION
Appropriation (Carried forward from 1936) .. $1,224.59 Expenditure 0
Balance, January 1, 1941 *$1,224.59
*Carried forward to 1941
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION, ARLMONT VILLAGE WATER EXTENSION
Appropriation (Carried forward from 1936) .... $59.04
Expenditure 0
Balance, January 1, 1941 *$59.04 *Carried forward to 1941
EXTENSION OF WATER MAINS PLEASANT VIEW ROAD AND BRUNSWICK ROAD
Appropriation (Carried forward from 1936) .. $31.04
Expenditure 0
Balance, January 1, 1941 *$31.04 *Carried forward to 1941
SALE OF TOWN YARD BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
Appropriation (Carried forward from 1936) .... $200.00 Expenditure 0
Balance, January 1, 1941
*$200.00 *Carried forward to 1941
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
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SPECIAL WAGES APPROPRIATION
Appropriation for 1940
$10,605.00
Expenditure 9,000.09
Balance, January 1, 1941 $1,604.91
Respectfully submitted,
WILLARD A. WALLACE, JAMES R. SMITH, LOREN W. MARSH, Board of Public Works of Arlington.
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REPORT OF THE JOINT BOARD OF SELECTMEN AND BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen Arlington, Massachusetts
Gentlemen :
In accordance with the requirements of Section 3 of Article 3 of the Town's By-laws, the Thirty-seventh Annual Report of the Joint Board of Selectmen and Board of Public Works for the year ending December 31, 1940, is herewith respectfully submitted.
At the Annual Town Election held March 4, 1940, Mr. Ernest W. Davis and Mr. Loren W. Marsh were re-elected members of the Board of Selectmen and of the Board of Public Works, respectively, for terms of three years, and, by virtue of such elections, both continued as members of this Board. On March 11, 1940, the Board organized with Mr. Harold M. Estabrook as Chairman and Mr. Willard A. Wallace as Vice-Chairman.
The regular bi-monthly meetings of the Board were continued as heretofore. The Board, in addition, held twenty-three special meetings for the consideration of mat- ters which could not conveniently be disposed of during the regular meetings.
Activities of the other departments under the jurisdic- tion of the Board appear elsewhere in the Town Report. The information contained therein is further amplified by the following facts :
NEW STREETS
The sum of eighty-eight thousand, one hundred ninety- eight ($88,198) dollars was appropriated at the Annual Town Meeting for the construction of the following thirteen (13) streets, under the provisions of law authorizing the
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assessment of betterments :
Aberdeen Road, from its present end westerly about 50 feet
Bates Road, from Mass. Avenue to Broadway
Bellington Street, from the Concord Turnpike to East- ern Avenue
Burton Street, from Mass. Avenue to Appleton Place
Chester Street, from Park Avenue to #64
Fisher Road, from Bellington Street to Eustis Street
Jason Street, from Brantwood Road to and including Lot 142
Mary Street, from its present end to Littlejohn Street Newport Street, from Eastern Avenue to Arlmont Street
Newport Street, from Eastern Avenue to Longfellow Road
Sutherland Road, from Lorne Road to Aberdeen Road Walnut Terrace, from its present end to Walnut Street White Street, from Margaret Street to Burch Street The undertaking most noteworthy because of its perma- nence and size, is the construction of streets for the past several years under W.P.A. auspices. During this year an average of one hundred and fifty (150) persons found work on this particular project. Details in relation to the cost of materials and equipment are included in the Report of the Board of Public Works.
STREET LIGHTING
Considerable emphasis has rightly been placed by the Board in recent years on the need for improvement of the street lighting system. The program now being carried out calls for gradual improvement on our main and secondary streets, through such modern developments in the street lighting field as shielded light sources equipped with de- flectors.
On Broadway and Pleasant Street a new installation of pendant-type incandescent luminaires with deflector globes
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went into service the latter part of 1939. A new installation of luminaires is recommended for Lake Street during the coming year. The efficiency of these luminaires is two to three times greater than the former equipment used. They afford safer night driving for motorists and protect pedes- trians after sundown.
Additional lighting has also been provided on private and public ways where it was deemed necessary.
Mr. William E. Mason, who had served the Town for approximately twenty years as its Inspector of Wires, re- tired on October 1, 1940. During that period Mr. Mason dis- charged the responsibilities of the office with great distinc- tion to himself and the utmost advantage to the Town. Mr. Robert L. Reid, who served as Assistant Inspector of Wires for about fifteen years, was appointed to succeed Mr. Mason. In the interest of economy, the position of Assistant In- spector of Wires was abolished, thereby effecting an annual saving of at least twenty-seven hundred ($2700) dollars.
SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONES
During this and the past several years, the W. P. A. has been performing very creditable work in constructing per- manent sidewalks and installing granite edgestones in vari- ous locations throughout the Town. Judging from the num- erous applications filed with the Board and the favorable comments of property owners, this project continues im- mensely popular, chiefly due to the reasonable amount of the assessment to the abuttors.
Portions of the existing sidewalks in Florence Avenue, Gray Street, Hillside Avenue, Jason Street, Kensington Park and Pleasant Street, were ordered reconstructed of bitumin- ous concrete construction (black-top) upon application of property owners.
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NEW BOARD OF SURVEY PLANS
The Board, sitting as the Board of Survey, held public hearings and final approval was given to the plans and pro- files of the following streets :
Portion of Gray Street (northerly and southerly sides at Pleasant Street)
Portion of River Street (westerly side at Warren Street)
Tentative approval was given the proposed layout and de- velopment of the tract of land known as the Kenney Farm, bounded by Summer Street, Forest Street, the Boston & Maine Railroad and land now or formerly of Hill.
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
Exterior lines were established on Spring Street, from Hillsdale Road to a point northwesterly of land now or for- merly of Alfred Morton.
The State, County and Town each made available the sum of one thousand ($1,000) dollars for the maintenance of various streets in the Town, under the provisions of Chapter 90 of the General Laws. The roads improved were: Massa- chusetts Avenue, Park Avenue, Appleton Street, Lake Street and Mystic Street.
The Board, having determined and adjudged that com- mon convenience and necessity require the alteration and reconstruction of the easterly side of Tufts Street, from Massachusetts Avenue to Broadway; the northerly and southerly sides of Gray Street at Pleasant Street, and the westerly side of River Street at Warren Street, is to recom- mend the acceptance of such alteration and reconstruction to the next Annual Town Meeting.
Numerous petitions were received during the year from the New England Telephone & Telegraph Company and the Boston Edison Company for permission to locate, relocate and remove poles in and from public ways of the Town and
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attach all necessary wires and fixtures thereto, to place and maintain buried cable, manholes, handholes, with the wires and cable therein, markers and other fixtures in or under the surface of public ways. Hearings were held when required by law and the necessary orders adopted.
In conclusion, the Board desires to express gratitude for the assistance rendered the Town by Federal, State and County officials, Town officials and the various civic organi- zations. Their cooperation has been extremely helpful to the Board on many occasions. To the staff, department heads and other employees, the Board extends sincere thanks and appreciation for their spirit of cooperation, devotion to duty and support at all times, which has made the year 1940 one of progress and achievement.
Respectfully submitted,
HAROLD M. ESTABROOK WILLIAM C. ADAMS ERNEST W. DAVIS WILLARD A. WALLACE JAMES R. SMITH LOREN W. MARSH
Joint Board of Selectmen and Board of Public Works
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REPORT OF THE TOWN ENGINEER
To the Honorable Joint Board of Selectmen and Board of Public Works
Town Hall Arlington, Mass.
Gentlemen :
The following is the annual report of the operation of the Engineering Department for the year ending December 31, 1940 :
Twenty sewer taking plans, 9 water taking plans, 15 street acceptance plans were drawn up, approved, and filed at East Cambridge, 19 W. P. A. projects were drawn up, filed in W. P. A. Area Office and finally were approved; 21 lines and grades were given on public ways; 3 plans drawn, data compiled, and court attended in three cases ; 20 claims for personal injuries and property damage were investi- gated, pictures and measurements being taken ; 3 hearings were attended at the State House and County Commission- ers ; 15 applications were made to the Metropolitan District Commission, and State Department of Public Works for permits for work on land under their jurisdiction ; 8587.93 feet of water main, 5194.10 feet of sewer main, 6480.40 feet of storm drain were laid out, final surveys made, and record plans completed ; 2 Board of Survey layout plans, 1 exterior lines plan, and 3 alteration of the way plans were com- pleted and filed; 13 applications for changes in grade were approved, 2 tracts of undeveloped land were studied for Board of Survey layout, 6 new buildings were surveyed for zoning restrictions, 27 street grades were checked for sew- er and water extensions; elevation was established for 198 buildings, and grade of 198 buildings was checked; 66 sketches were made for particular sewer locations, 634 lien requests were checked for the Tax Collector, 154 releases for property changes on new streets were drawn up and signed by abutters, construction plans were made for 13
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new streets, studies were made for the extension of the sewer, water, and storm drain systems, 11 advertising signs were checked for location, surveys and plans were made for 2 fatal accidents caused by automobiles, 29 special sewer assessments were calculated and levied; 27 plans were re- ceived from Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds, and 9 from the Land Court, these being filed for future ref- erence ; 144 pictures were taken in connection with personal injuries and property damage claims, 533.02 cu. yd. of ledge were measured, 694 water service box location cards and 197 particular sewer location cards were completed ; 17608.59 feet of granolithic walks, 1378.4 feet of tar walks and 14787.41 feet of granite curbing were staked out and measured for betterment assessments, 7517 plans were printed on Pease Ozalid Machine, 18 private streets were surveyed for acceptance and estimated cost and betterment were figured, street betterments were figured and levied on 15 streets, 4 Board of Survey plans were checked and ap- proved, 5 requests for abatement of assessments were in- vestigated and reports made, plots V and W in Mt. Pleas- ant Cemetery were laid out and staked, 3 changes in street numbers were approved, 108 precinct maps were made, Block Plan corrections were completed, street construction plans were made of 13 ways, 5 park areas were studied for laying out and grading; all work on an engineering nature on W. P. A. projects was carried on at an expense of $7,915.29 exclusive of drawing up new projects, 237 new buildings were plotted on all plans; Belmont, Cambridge, Lexington, Somerville, and Winchester lines were peram- bulated, 3 studies were made of layout for proposed filling stations, 1740 catch basins were marked out because of heavy snow in February, 3 descriptions were drawn for proposed changes in zoning, 1 layout was made for new traffic lights, graphs were completed showing expenditures in Public Works Department over the last 10 years, estim- ated cost of repairs on Boston Elevated Railway along Mass. Avenue were made, 2 Land Court layouts were checked and studies were made for proposed skating areas. I wish to take this opportunity to express my appre-
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ciation for the co-operation of the various Board mem- bers, Town Officials, and employees of the department.
Annexed to this report is a table of general statistics pertaining to the Town and a list of public and private streets, as of January 1, 1941.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES M. KEANE
Town Engineer January 22, 1941
TABLE SHOWING LOCATION, LENGTH AND WIDTH OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STREETS
Length
Name
Location
Width
Public
Private
Aberdeen Road
45 Tanager Street to 71 Dundee Road
40
416
359
March 24, 1919; March 26, 1930; April 1, 1940
Academy Street
734 Massachusetts Avenue to 40 Irving St.
40
1520
April 2, 1866; September 20, 1875 November 2, 1866
Acton Street
21 Appleton Street to Junior High West
50
510
Adams Street
319 Massachusetts Ave. to 216 Broadway
40
928
March 28, 1923
Addison Street
106 Pleasant Street to Spy Pond
40
800
March 9, 1891
Aerial Street
169 Forest Street to 288 Washington St.
40
375
750
March 25, 1931
Albemarle Street
50 Walnut Street to 35 Mt. Vernon Street 97 Lake Street to Spy Pond Parkway ... 339 Massachusetts Ave. to 70 Warren St. 26 Park Avenue Ext., northerly
40
1122
May 6, 1924
Alpine Street
:80 Summer Street, southerly
40
105
Alpine Street
583 Summer Street to 49 Huntington Rd. '95 Broadway to 158 Warren Street
40
731
April 3, 1929
Amherst Street
10 River Street to Rawson Road
40
530
April 15, 1926
Amsden Street
107 Massachusetts Avenue to Waldo Road
45
950
March 25, 1915, and April 15, 1926
March 23, 1938
Andrew Street
10 Foster Street to Allen Street
40
400
Appleton Place
2 Appleton Street, southerly
360
April 9, 1875
*Appleton Street
1192 Massachusetts Avenue to 11 Paul Re- vere Road
50
1450
Laid out by County Commissioner, Old Town Way, named Appleton Street, November 9, 1846
Appleton Street
11 Paul Revere Rd. to 29 Wachusett Ave.
50
1868
*Appleton Street
29 Wachusett Avenue to Lexington Line
40
4522
Argyle Road
20 Dundee Road to Aberdeen Road . . Spring Street to 761 Concord Highway 40 Dundee Road to Hibbert Street
40
723
Arthur Road
641 Summer Street to 36 Berkeley Street 88 Appleton Street to Florence Avenue
50
832
Avola Street
Ortona Street to Lexington Line
40
428
November 22, 1906
Avon Place
390 Massachusetts Avenue, westerly
30
...
March 4, 1872
Bacon Street
15 Central Street to 11 Mill Street
30
345
March 28, 1934
Bailey Road
354 Massachusetts Ave. to Gloucester St.
50-40
906.5
Bartlett Avenue
818 Massachusetts Avenue to Irving St. ..
45-40
1350
November 6, 1888; March 14, 1892; June 1, 1896. November 8, 1897
Bartlett Avenue
34 Irving Street to 16 Woodland Street ..
40
782
November 8, 1897; March 22, 1909
40
568
March 24, 1927
Alfred Road
Allen Street
40
1335
Alpine Street
40
380
Alton Street
Laid out by County Comm. in 1915 April 15, 1936
Arlmont Street
40
2926
Arnold Street
40
236
Formerly Meadow Street April 7, 1898
Ashland Street
1158
40
537
202
March 20, 1916
40
392
Date of Acceptance
574
575
Bates Road
285 Massachusetts Ave. to 156 Broadway Spy Pond Pky. to East of Putnam Rd.
50
1220
40
1060
Bay State Road
81 Warren Street to Coral Street
40
1447
375
Beck Road
41 Forest Street, easterly
20
40
600
Belknap Street
18 Linwood Street to Marion Road ......
20
270 765
Bellevue Road
290 Massachusetts Ave. to Belknap Street 131 Spring Street to 12 Morton Road .... Concord Turnpike to 84 Eastern Avenue 12 Alton Street to Compton Street
40
1090 290
April 1, 1940 March 26, 1930
Belton Street
49 Robbins Road, 530 feet, northwesterly
40
40
542
Berkeley Street
21 Bow Street to Summit Street
40
1528
Blossom Street
90 Highland Avenue to Valley Road
40
554
376
Bonad Road
20 Massachusetts Avenue to Lafayette St.
40
700
Boundary Road
33 Hibbert Street to 66 Sylvia Street
40
1930
* Bow Street
Bowdoin Street
36 River Street to Rawson Road
40
530
75
¿Bowman Street
Appleton Street to Lexington Line
40
870
103 Columbia Road, north
40
340
*Brand Street
22 Kensington Park to Jason Street
40
1730
578
#Brantwood Road
22 Kensington Park to Pleasant Street
40
+ Brattle Avenue
192 Brattle Street, east and west
40
730
Brattle Court
26 Brattle Street to Metropolitan Pumping Station
22
186
Brattle Lane
75 Washington Street to Pine Street
40
685
Brattle Street
1043 Massachusetts Ave. to Brattle Ave.
40
1810
1360
March 27, 1873
390
Brattle Terrace
49 Washington Street, easterly
40
Brewster Road
30 Pilgrim Road to Belmont Line
5400
Old Town Way named Elm Street, November 9, 1846
Brookdale Road
21 Summer Street to 156 Mystic Street ..
40
390
Brooks Avenue
123 Varnum Street to Elmhurst Road
40
2179
Brunswick Road
255 Pleasant Street to 62 Hillsdale Road
40
765
Buckman Court
602 Massachusetts Avenue, southerly
20
175
Buena Vista Road
354 Gray Street to Cedar Avenue
40
279
771
March 29, 1939 March 28, 1934
Burch Street
96 Lake Street, southerly
40
670
430
Burton Street
1180 Massachusetts Ave. to Appleton Pl.
40
370
April 1, 1940
March 4, 1872 March 6, 1911
Belknap Place
40
Bellington Street
40
530
Benjamin Road
18 Wright Steet, to 60 west of Arthur Rd.
April 15, 1926 Formerly Park Boulevard
Boulevard Road
40
180
36 Forest Street to 95 Lowell Street
Old Town Way named Bow Street, November 9, 1846. Decree of Su- preme Court, June 30, 1899 September 8, 1921
Bradley Road Branch Avenue .. 16 Park Avenue Ext. to Alpine Street 261 Forest Street to Edmund Road
40
1520
November 8, 1897
700
75 Brattle Street to B. & L. R. R.
20
Brattle Place
40
682
* Broadway
421 Massachusetts Ave. to Somerville Line 64
March 23, 1938 April 2, 1925; March 22, 1933
Brantwood Road
30
April 1, 1940
Beacon Street .
TABLE SHOWING LOCATION, LENGTH AND WIDTH OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STREETS-Continued
Name
Location
Width
Public
Private
Cabot Road Candia Street
155 Lake Street to 32 Eliot Road
65
185
144 Washington Street to Gorham Street
40
483
Carl Road
90 Edmund Rd., 427.76 feet northwesterly
40
427.70
+Carlton Road
273 Forest Street, southerly
40
1600
Cedar Avenue
115 Oakland Avenue to Belmont Line
40&50
3050
+Cedar Avence
Hemlock Street, westerly
40
200
Cemetery Street
25 Chestnut Street, northerly
40
450
March 15, 1894 March 7, 1870
Central Street +Centre Street
729 Massachusetts Ave. to B. & L. R. R. Winchester Line to Ridge Street
30
556
1190
Chandler Street
188 Massachusetts Ave. to Brooks Ave.
40
1164
March 28, 1928; March 27, 1935 December 7, 1896
Chapman Street
170 Pleasant Street to Devereaux Street 53 Pine Street, northerly
40
347
Charlton Street
208 Florence Avenue, to Belmont Line
40
2100
+Charlton Street
207 Florence Avenue to Appleton Street ..
40
806
Chatham Street
200 Washington Street to Pheasant Ave.
40
768
292
April 1, 1940
*Chestnut Street
38 Medford Street to 41 Mystic Street
50
500
Old Town Way named Mystic Stret, November 9, 1846
Cheswick Road
15 Eliot Road to 25 Bay State Road
40
650
Cheviot Road
16 Intervale Road to 44 Robin Hood Rd. 729 Massachusetts Avenue to Bacon Street 840 Massachusetts Avenue to Valley Road Sachem Avenue to Fowle Avenue
50
1620
743
March 28, 1928
Circuit Avenue
40
350
Claremont Avenue
41 Wollaston Ave. to 178 Oakland Ave. 60
2171
September 23, 1878
Claremont Court
72 Claremont Avenue, easterly
25-40
150
Clark Street
1218 Mass. Ave. to North of 30 Pierce St.
40
457
Cleveland Street
175 Massachusetts Ave. to 64 Broadway
45
1608
April 15, 1898 November 8, 1897
Cliff Street
90 Florence Avenue to Oakland Avenue .. 179 Scituate Street to Hillcrest Street
40
530
March 26, 1930
College Avenue
189 Lake Street to 22 Putnam Road
40
1414
Columbia Road
216 Mystic Street to Upland Road West
40
Columbia Road
26 Upland Road West, to 14 Frost Street
10
1310
Compton Street
27 Medford Street to 28 Alton Street ...
40
231
Concord Turnpike
Cambridge Line to Cambridge Line
100
2085
Concord Turnpike ....
Cambridge-Belmont Line to Lexington Line
50&100
14441
1315
State Highway Formerly Dennet Road
Coolidge Road
246 Gray Street, 1315 feet southeasterly ..
40
Length
Date of Acceptance
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