Town of Arlington annual report 1949, Part 14

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101.85


* Including rates committed 1948


TABLE X 1946 STREET CONSTRUCTION


Balance brought forward


$2,505.04


Expenditure 0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$2,505.04


(Carried forward to 1950)


1942 STREET CONSTRUCTION


Balance brought forward $108.38


Expenditure 0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$108.38


(Carried forward to 1950)


1941 STREET CONSTRUCTION


Balance brought forward $2,500.00


Expenditure 0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$2,500.00 (Carried forward to 1950)


$10,899.67


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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS


1940 STREET CONSTRUCTION


Balance brought forward


$1,000.0


Expenditure 0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$1,000.00


(Carried forward to 1950)


1939 STREET CONSTRUCTION


Balance brought forward


$109.83


Expenditure


0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$109.83


(Carried forward to 1950)


1937 STREET CONSTRUCTION


Balance brought forward


$286.69


Expenditure


0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$286.69


(Carried forward to 1950)


ALTERATION OF GRAY STREET


Balance brought forward


$83.29


Expenditure


0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$83.29


(Carried forward to 1950)


ALTERATION OF RIVER STREET


Balance brought forward


$7.18


Expenditure


0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$7.18


(Carried forward to 1950)


SPECIAL APPROPRIATION ARLMONT VILLAGE SEWER EXTENSION


Balance brought forward


$4.81


Expenditure


0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$4.81


(Carried forward to 1950)


SPECIAL APPROPRIATION ARLMONT VILLAGE WATER EXTENSION


Balance brought forward


$4.81


Expenditure 0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$4.81


(Carried forward to 1950)


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WATER MAIN SUPPLY LINE TURKEY HILL


Balance brought forward $1,217.00 Expenditure 0


Balance, January 1, 1950 $1,217.00


(Carried forward to 1950)


MUNICIPAL PARKING AREA


Appropriation $2,000.00


Balance brought forward 11,000.00


$13,000.00


Expenditure


0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$13,000.00


(Carried forward to 1950)


TOWN YARD BUILDING


Balance brought forward $6.13


Expenditure 0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$6.13


(Carried forward to 1950)


POWER SHOVEL


Appropriation


$25,000.00


Expenditure 0


Balance, January 1, 1950


$25,000.00


(Carried forward to 1950)


EXTRA SPECIAL COMPENSATION


Expenditure


$14,806.18


SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONES


Expenditure $18,320.09


The members of the Board wish to take this opportunity to express their appreciation to the various Boards, Town Officials, Department Heads and Employees of the Public Works Department for the cooperation during the entire year.


Respectfully submitted, THOMAS J. O'NEILL WILLARD A. WALLACE JOHN L. MURPHY Board of Public Works


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REPORT OF JOINT BOARD


Report of the Joint Board of Selectmen and Board of Public Works


The Forty-Sixth Report of the Joint Board of Selectmen and Board of Public Works for the year ending December 31, 1949, is submitted herewith, in accordance with the re- quirements of the Town's By-Laws.


At the Annual Town Election, Mr. Marcus L. Sorensen was elected as a member of the Board of Selectmen and Mr. Thomas J. O'Neill was re-elected as a member of the Board of Public Works, both incumbents, to serve for a period of three years, and by virtue of their elections, both served as members of the Joint Board. The Board organized at the first meeting held thereafter with Mr. Joseph Peterson as Chairman.


In conformance with past policies, semi-monthly meetings were held throughout the year, with the exception of the months of July and August. In addition to the regular meet- ings scheduled, special meetings were held whenever the pressure of business warranted such procedure, with eight- een meetings being held.


Detailed summaries of departmental activities under the jurisdiction of the Joint Board are covered elsewhere in the Town Report and are further amended by the following facts :


STREETS


This year again, the Board after careful study and con- sideration of the costs entailed, was obliged to postpone plans for an extended street construction program. The only exceptions being the recommendations and subsequent acceptance by Town Meeting of Columbia Road, from Mystic Street to Crosby Street, Stowecroft Road, from Columbia Road northeasterly 105+/- feet and Fremont Street, from North Union Street to Gardner Street. The necessity of these street as public ways was motivated by the construc- tion of the Mysticside School and the veterans' housing pro- ject, where the safety of pedestrians and principally school children was involved. A further incentive for the above improvements was brought about by the fact that the ac- tual construction will be undertaken by the Public Works Department, which is gradually being expanded by the ad-


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dition of road machinery and other heavy equipment for the execution of this type of work in the future.


The portions of Massachusetts Avenue, from Academy Street to Mount Vernon Street, and from Paul Revere Road to the Lexington Line, were resurfaced and Lake Street, from the railroad crossing to the Concord Turnpike, was reconstructed under the provisions of Chapter 90 of the General Laws. The State and County participated with the Town in the cost of these improvements with an allotment from the State of $19,650., on condition that the County and Town each contribute $9,825. A detailed account of this construction appears in the Report of the Board of Public Works.


Request has been made by the Joint Board of the State and County for projects to be considered under Chapter 90 in 1950 for the following locations and subsequent allot- ments :


Bituminous concrete surfacing of Mass- achusetts Avenue, from Mount Vernon Street to Lowell Street $27,000.00


Bituminous concrete surfacing of Broad- way, from Masachusetts Avenue to Bates Road $18,900.00


Bituminous concrete surfacing of Mass- achusetts Avenue, northerly side, from Central Street to Franklin Street $11,700.00 Bituminous concrete surfacing of Mass- achusetts Avenue, southerly side, from Pleasant Street to Franklin Street $8,100.00 Maintenance of Chapter 90 roads $3,000.00


As in previous years the continued curtailment of the acceptance and construction of the Town's private ways had become one of the major issues of discussion. This was culminated in an open hearing held in the auditorium of the Town Hall the latter part of September, with ap- proximately four hundred of the Town's citizens attending. As a result of this hearing the Board formulated plans for a type of construction whereby the costs to the abutters could be kept at a minimum and still offer them a measure of alleviation. In accordance with this new policy, announcement was made of the Board's decision to again accept applications for street acceptance, with fifty-one such applications received prior to the closing date of


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REPORT OF JOINT BOARD


October 10, 1949. The Board is processing as many of these applications as is humanly possible, in the time available, for inclusion in the Annual Town Warrant in 1950.


SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONES


The installation of granolithic sidewalks and granite edgestone, under provisions of law authorizing the assess- ments of betterments, was undertaken by the Public Works Department with no awards made to private contractors. An appropriation of $20,000. was made for this work at the Annual Town Meeting in March. This amount supplemented by an unexpended balance of $2,209.41 accounted for the improvement of several thousand feet of sidewalks at a substantial saving in cost to the Town.


STREET LIGHTING


The street lighting program was continued in accordance with prevailing practice and the customary procedure followed in adequately lighting public and private ways. The problem of illumination is being continually studied and as more modern and improved methods are introduced they will be incorporated in our lighting system. Arrange- ments have been completed and increased illumination has been installed on Highland Avenue, Lowell Street, from Massachusetts Avenue to Park Avenue and at the inter- section of all streets on the northerly side of Massachusetts Avenue, from Franklin Street to the Cambridge Line.


BOARD OF SURVEY PLANS


The Board, sitting as the Board of Survey, held public hearings and approval was given on the following street and subdivision plans :


Everett Street-a continuation of a way from Broad- way to Ernest Road.


Ernest Road-a new way from River Street to Everett Street.


Woodside Lane-change in lines and grades of a portion of the way from Oak Hill Drive 480' northerly.


Fremont Court-a new way from Fremont Street 400' northerly.


ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST


A section of the Concord Turnpike, from Pleasant Street to Rhinecliff Street, was widened and reconstructed


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in such a manner that it included a safety island along the center with two lane traffic arteries on either side, the whole project being flanked by sidewalks and edgestone, in con- sideration for the public obliged to use the bus service in this area. The work was carried out under the super- vision of the State Department of Public Works and eliminates to a great extent the former danger to pedest- rians in crossing this busy thorough-fare.


The customary petitions were received from the various Public Utility companies and the Metropolitan Transit Authority for the location, relocation, alteration and transfer of poles, conduits and manholes including both overhead and underground installations. Hearings were held when required by law and the necessary orders adopted.


The Secretary to the Board, Mr. James Golden, who has faithfully and competently performed the exacting duties of this office since 1933, terminated his employment on October 10, 1949, to devote full time to the various problems encountered in his new position as Town Clerk. The appointment of a new Secretary was made in the person of Frank K. Nicksay, who assumed the duties of this office at that time.


The Board acknowledges gratefully the courtesy and cooperation of other Boards, appointed committees, and wishes to express its appreciation to the departments under its jurisdiction for the faithful and efficient perform- ance of work throughout the year.


Respectfully submitted,


JOSEPH PETERSON JOSEPH A. PURCELL MARCUS L. SORENSON THOMAS J. O'NEILL WILLARD A. WALLACE JOHN L. MURPHY


Joint Board of Selectmen and Board of Public Works


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REPORT OF TOWN ENGINEER


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, 1950 :


The year 1949 has taxed the facilities of this Depart- ment to the utmost. The increased work of the other Town Departments, such as the Public Works, Park Department, etc. and the private contractors and builders has demanded so much time and work in preparing takings, estimates, plans and specifications, staking lines, setting grades, etc. that much of the usual Department work of recording the locations and grades of the various types of construction work could not be done.


The importance of the record plans, notes, filing and in- dexing cannot be overemphasized and the lack of such records could easily create a condition that would be both restraining and costly to the other Departments of the Town.


Only by increasing the personnel of the Department with competent engineers can this Department expect to properly perform the work demanded of it.


I wish to take this opportunity to express my appreciation of the cooperation of the various Board members, 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, 1950.


Respectfully submitted,


JAMES M. KEANE, Town Engineer.


TABLE SHOWING LOCATION, LENGTH AND WIDTH OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STREETS


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; March 19, 1941


Academy Street


[734 Massachusetts Avenue to 40 Irving St


40


1520


April 2, 1866; September 20, 1875


Acton Street.


21 Appleton Street to Junior High West .


50


510


November 2, 1866


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


38 Walnut St. to 35 Mt. Vernon St .


40


392


March 20, 1916


Alfred Road


97 Lake St. to Spy Pond Parkway ..


40


568


March 24, 1927


Allen Street


339 Massachusetts Ave. to 70 Warren St.


40


1122


May 6, 1924


Alpine Street


26 Park Ave. Ext. to 49 Huntington Rd


40


1820


Alton Street


295 Broadway to 158 Warren St


40


731


April 3, 1929


Amherst Street


14 River St. to Rawson Rd


40


530


April 15, 1926


Amsden Street


107 Massachusetts Ave. to Waldo Rd


45


950


March 25, 1915, and April 15, 1926


Andrew Street


40 Foster St. to Allen St.


40


400


March 23, 1938


Appleton Court


344 Appleton St., southerly


20


730 202


April 9, 1875


*Appleton Street


1192 Massachusetts Ave. to 11 Paul Revere Rd


50


1450


Laid out by County Commissioners, 1892, Old Town Way, named Appleton St., November 9, 1846


Appleton Street


11 Paul Revere Rd. to 29 Wachusett Ave.


50


1868


*Appleton Street


29 Wachusett Ave. to Lexington Line .


40


4522


Argyle Road


20 Dundee Rd. to Aberdeen Road


40


537


Arlmont Street


Spring St. to 761 Concord Highway


40


Arnold Street


41 Dundee Rd. to Hibbert St.


40


723


Arrowhead Lane


33 Windmill Lane to Old Colony Rd


40


565


Arthur Road


641 Summer St. to 36 Berkeley St.


40


236


Ashland Street.


88 Appleton St. to Florence Ave. Kipling Rd. to Wollaston Ave. Ortona St. to Lexington Line


40


Avola Street.


40


Avon Place.


390 Massachusetts Ave., westerly


30


428


November 22, 1906 March 4, 1872


Bacon Street


14 Central St. to 11 Mill St.


30


345


Bailey Road


874 Massachusetts Ave. to Gloucester St.


50-40


906.5


March 28, 1934


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Formerly Meadow Street April 7, 1898


Atlantic Road


50


832


200


1158


Laid out by County Comm. in 1915 April 15, 1936


2926


360


Appleton Place


2 Appleton St., southerly .


Length


Date of Acceptance


Abandoned March 22, 1944


Bartlett Avenue


818 Massachusetts Ave. to Irving St.


45-40


1350


Bartlett Avenue


84 Irving St. to 16 Woodland St ..


40


782 1220


1060


Beacon Street


81 Warren St. to Coral St.


40


1447


375


Belknap Street


18 linwood Street to Marion Rd.


40


600


270


Bellevue Road


131 Spring St. to 12 Morton Road .


40


765


Bellington Street


821 Concord Turnpike to 84 Eastern Ave


40


1090 290


530


Berkeley Street


18 Wright St. to 60' west of Arthur Rd.


40


542


Beverly Road


289 Mystic St. to 305 Mystic St


40


2063


Blossom Street


21 Bow St. to Summit St ..


40


1528


Bonad Road. ..


90 Highland Ave. to Valley Rd .


40


554


376


Boulevard Road


20 Massachusetts Ave. to Lafayette St


40


700


Boundary Road.


63 Hibbert St. to 66 Sylvia Street


10


180


*Bow Street


36 Forest St. to 95 Lowell St.


40


1930


Bowdoin Street


24 River St. to Rawson Rd


40


530


Bradley Road


103 Columbia Rd. to Morningside Dr


40


1066


Branch Avenue .


50 Park Ave. Ext. to Alpine St


10


340


+Brand Street


261 Forrest St. to Edmund Rd


40


1520


Brantwood Road.


22 Kensington Park to Jason Street


10


1730


+Brattle Avenue


192 Brattle St., east and west


40


730


Brattie Court.


26 Brattle St. to Metropolitan Pumping Sta- tion .


22


186


Brattle Lane


325 Summer St. to Pine St


40


700


Brattle Place


75 Brattle St. to B. & L. R. R.


20


685


Brattle Street


1043 Massachusetts Ave. to Brattle Ave.


40


1810


1360


Brattle Terrace


49 Washington St., easterly


40


390


Brewster Road


30 Pilgrim Rd. to Belmont Line


40


682


*Broadway


421 Massachusetts Ave. to Somerville Line . ..


64


5400


Brookdale Road


21 Summer St. to 156 Mystic St


40


Brooks Avenue


123 Varnum St. to Elmhurst Rd


40


tBrowning Road


Kipling Rd. to Wadsworth Rd.


40


1540


Brunswick Road


255 Pleasant St. to 62 Hillside Rd


40


765


Buckman Court


602 Massachusetts Ave., southerly


20


175


November 6, 1888; March 14, 1892; June 1, 1896; November 8, 1897 November 8, 1897; March 22, 1909 April 1, 1940


Bates Road


285 Massachusetts Ave. to 156 Broadway


50


Bay State Road


Spy Pond Pky. to East of Putnam Rd.


40


March 4, 1872


Beck Road


41 Forest St., easterly


20


March 6, 1911


Belknap Place .


290 Massachusetts Ave. to Belknap St.


20


Belton Street


12 Alton St. to Compton St


40


Benjamin Road


49 Robbins Rd., 530 feet, northwesterly


40


April 1, 1940 March 26, 1930


April 15, 1926 Formerly Park Boulevard


Old Town Way named Bow Street, November 9, 1846. Decree of Superior Court, June 30, 1899; Laid out by County Comm., 1884


September 8, 1921


November 8, 1897


March 27, 1873


Old Town Way named Elm Street, November 9, 1846; Laid out by County Comm., 1793 March 23, 1938 April 2, 1925; March 22, 1933


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390 2179


TABLE SHOWING LOCATION, LENGTH AND WIDTH OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STREETS - Continued


Name


Location


Width


Public


Private


.


Buena Vista Road


354 Gray St. to Cedar Ave


40


279


771


Burch Street


96 Lake St., southerly


40


670


430


Burton Street


1166 Massachusetts Ave. to Appleton PI


40


370


Cabot Road


155 Lake St. to 32 Eliot Rd


65


185


+Campbell Road


Wollaston Ave. to Dow Ave


40


356


Candia Street


144 Washington St. to Gorham St


40


483


Carl Road


90 Edmund Rd., 427.76 feet northwesterly


40


427.70


+Carlton Road


273 Forest St., southerly


40


1600


Cedar Avenue .


108 Oakland Ave. to Belmont Line


40&50


3050


+Cedar Avenue


Hemlock Street, westerly


40


200


Cemetery Street


25 Chestnut St., northerly


40


450


March 15, 1894


+Center Street


Lantern Lane to Ridge St.


40


556


March 7, 1870


Chandler Street


188 Massachusetts Ave. to Brooks Ave .


40


1164


March 28, 1928; March 27, 1935


Chapman Street


170 Pleasant Street to Spy Pond


40


268


December 7, 1896


Charles Street


53 Pine St., northierly


40


347


Charlton Street


208 Florence Ave., to Concord Turnpike


40


2100


+Charlton Street


207 Florence Ave. to near Dow Ave.


40


806


Chatham Street.


200 Washington St. to Pheasant Ave


40


648


Chester Street .. .


370 Park Ave. to 114 Eastern Ave


40


768


292


April 1, 1940


*Chestnut Street


38 Medford St. to 41 Mystic St 50


500


Old Town Way named Mystic Street, November 9, 1846; Laid out by County Comm., 1899


Cheswick Road


15 Eliot Rd. to 25 Bay State Rd


40


650


Cheviot Road


16 Intervale Rd. to 44 Robin Hood Rd


40


367


Church Street


731 Massachusetts Ave. to Bacon St


25


150


Churchill Avenue


860 Massachusetts Ave. to Valley Rd.


50


1620


743


Claremont Avenue


38 Wollaston Ave. to 175 Oakland Ave


60


2171


C'aremont Court.


72 Claremont Ave., easterly


25-40


150


C'ark Street


1211 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


Colby Road .


179 Scituate St. to Hillcrest St


40


244


Coleman Road.


950 Massachusetts Ave. to Moulton Rd


40


530


March 26, 1930


College Avenue


344 Mystic St. to near Crosby St


40


823


Colonial Drive


189 Lake St. to 22 Putnam Rd


40


1414


Columbia Road


216 Mystic St. to Upland Rd. West


10


6 92


973


Columbia Road


[26 Upland Road West to 14 Frost St


40


509


801


Formerly Higfield Road, March 13, 1946


250


ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT


March 28, 1928 September 23, 1878


Cliff Street


46 Florence Ave. to Oakland Ave .


50


1441


1387


Central Street


725 Massachusetts Ave. to B. & L. R. R.


30


March 29, 1939 March 28, 1934 April 1, 1940


October 17, 1949


Length


Date of Acceptance


Compton Street . Concord Turnpike


27 Medford St. to 28 Alton St


40 100 50&100


231 2085 14441


April 2, 1925; March 26, 1930 State Highway State Highway Formerly Dennet Road Metropolitan District Commission


March 31, 1927


Cottage Avenue


45 Henderson St., easterly


40 30 40&50


270 1087


Court Street.


687 Massachusetts Ave. to Water St


20-45


620


160


Crawford Street


11 Gorham St. to 80 Charles St


40


1256


Crescent Hill Ave


Park Place to Lexington Line


40


1144


255


Crosby Street


[41 Ridge St. to Falmouth Road West


50


1776


Crosby Street.


77 Falmouth Rd. W. to 46 Old Mystie St


50


607


March 29, 1939


Cross Street


71 Teel St. to 76 Henderson St


40


215


Cutter Hill Road


|77 Summer St. to Ridge St


50


1337


Cypress Road


154 Park Ave. Ext. to Wright St


40


500


Daniels Street


1262 Mass. Ave. to 75 Appleton St.


40


498


April 11, 1922


Dartmouth Street


48 River St. to Rawson Rd


40


530


March 31, 1927


Davis Avenue


241 Mystic St. to Mystic Bank


40


812


March 26, 1914


Davis Road


1300 Massachusetts Ave. to Paul Revere Rd


40


Day Street


25 Rhinecliff St., westerly


40


Decatur Street.


94 River St. to North Union St


35-40


988


March 6, 1871


Decatur Strect.


145 North Union St., easterly


35


560


Devereaux Street


16 Chapman Street, southerly .


40


293


December 7, 1896 Marclı 28, 1923


+Dodge Street


330 Forest St., easterly


40


1560


Dorothy Road


45 Margaret St. to west of Parker St


40


687


1520


Dow Avenue .


306 Appleton St. to Rhinecliff Street


50


1000


March 26, 1930


Dow Avenue .


35 Rhinecliff St. to Wollaston Ave


40-50


Formerly Dover Street


+Draelon Street


Dothan St. to Reed St.


40


730


March 14, 1892 April 20, 1874


Dudley Street


50 Grove St. to 29 Brattle St


40


1370


Dudley Street Place .. 52 Dudley St., southerly


20


Dundee Road


1458 Massachusetts Ave. to Selkirk Rd


40


673


170


Dunster Lane .


344 Forcst St., northerly


40


100


Eastern Avenue.


60 Park Circle to 245 Highland Ave


50


2040


November 27, 1875


Edgehill Road .


61 Summer St. to 16 Ridge St .


40


1420


Edith Street


79 Margaret St. to Parker St


40


500


Edmund Road


147 Forest St., to Washington St


40


492


861


April 15, 1936


REPORT OF TOWN ENGINEER


Coolidge Road


246 Gray St., 1315 feet southeasterly


40


Coral Street


84 Park St. to Beacon St


30


Corey Lane


564 Appleton St., southerly


40


Cornell Street


38 River St. to Rawson Rd


530


tCountry Club Drive .


19 Fox Meadow Lane to Winchester Line


Portion formerly Middle Street November 5, 1867


Court Street Place


23 Court St., northerly


20


December 1, 1902


Formerly Mill Street Formerly Buckman Street


406 350


Devereaux St. Ext


Devereaux St., southwesterly


40


290


March 29, 1939


+Dothan Street


54 Wright St. to Winchester Line .


40


1004 1550


Draper Avenue


259 Mystic St. to Mystic Bank


40


150


April 15, 1936 March 27, 1935


251


Cambridge Line to Cambridge Line


Concord Turnpike


Cambridge-Belmont Line to Lexington Line .


1315 250 332


.


TABLE SHOWING LOCATION, LENGTH AND WIDTH OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STREETS - Continued


Length


Name


Location


Width


Public


Private


Egerton Road


164 Massachusetts Ave. to Brooks Ave


40


1391


March 20, 1916; March 28, 1928; March 22, 1933


Elder Terrace


197 Lowell St., easterly


25-40


300


Eliot Park


57 Eliot Rd., easterly


134


Eliot Road


3 Colonial Drive to 2 Putnam Road


50


1020


Elm Road .


Woodside Lane to Vista Circle


40


282


Elmhurst Road


264 Massachusetts Ave. to Brooks Ave


40


800


Includes Barnes Lane


Elmore Street


30 Ashland St. to Oakland Ave .


40


500


450


Formerly Chestnut Street


tEmerson Road


36 Glen Ave. to 52 Davis Ave . .


40


400


Formerly Walnut Avenue


Endicott Road


65 Churchill Ave. to 141 Gray St


50


665


583


Ernest Road


136 Everett St. to 19 River St ..


40


469


Eustis Street


18 Glenburn Rd., northeasterly to 98 East- ern Ave


40


797


Everett Street


251 Massachusetts Ave. to 126 Broadway


40


1350


600


Everett Street.


125 Broadway to Ernest Road.


40


+Exeter Street .


(52 Park St. to Beacon St


40


250


Exeter Street


64 River St. to 55 Park St


40


722


March 31, 1927; March 26, 1930


Fabyan Street .


14 Epping St. to Pheasant Ave


40


494


+Fairbank Road


Dow Ave. to Virginia Rd


40


392


March 26, 1917; March 27, 1935


Fairview Avenue


281 Mystic St. to Mystic I ake


40


Falmouth Road


354 Mystic St. to Langley Rd


40


950 480


April 3, 1929


Farmer Road


50 Quincy St. to 37 Robbins Road


40


Farrington Street


173 Mystic St. to Rangeley Rd .


40


Fayette Street


70 Glenburn Rd., 68 Eastern Ave


40


Fessenden Road


1130. Massachusetts Ave., southerly


20


414


March 25, 1931


Field Road


68 Wildwood Ave. to Gloucester St


40


335


500


tFinley Street


Carleton Rd. to Brand St


40


Fisher Road


43 Eustis St. to 30 Hillcrest St


40


970 2692


March 12, 1883; March 20, 1916 April 3, 1929


Florence Avenue


51 Rhinecliff St. to Henderson Park


50


2427 387


Florence Terrace


50 Florence Ave. to Linden St


12


Fordham Street


76 River St. to Rawson Rd


40


530


*Forest Street


1173 Massachusetts Ave. to Winchester Line .


40


4980


March 31, 1927 Old Town Way named Forest Street, November 9, 1846; Laid out by County Comm., 1884


*Forest Street Place . 65 Forest Street to Mill Lane


33


640


Foster Street


305 Massachusetts Ave. to 200 Broadway


40


1053


Decree of Superior Court, June 20, 1899; Laid out by County Comm., 1884 May 6. 1924


252


ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT


March 31, 1937


Epping Street


9 Chatham St., southeasterly


40


1650


Fairmont Street


60 Massachusetts Ave. to B. & L. R. R.


40


900


March 20, 1916


Falmouth Road West. 190 Crosby St. to Columbia Rd.


40


385


320


736


March 29, 1939; March 19, 1941


March 29, 1939; April 1, 1940


Florence Avenue


108 Appleton St. to Rhinecliff St.


50


April 14, 1896


tEly Road


265 Appleton St. to Wollaston Ave


40


March 26, 1914


Date of Acceptance


Fountain Road


336 Gray St. to 12 Hawthorne Ave.


40


852


April 3, 1929


tFox Meadow Lane . . |9 Old Middlesex Path to Ridge Street .


40


Franklin Avenue


183 Madison Avenue to Summer St .


40


Franklin Street .


397 Massachusetts Ave. to Parallel St




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