Petitions - City of Somerville

Ordered:
His honor the mayor is hereby authorized to_ ao!3
and convey in behalf of the city, the property owned by the city at the junc-
tion of Prospect street and Spmerville avenue, now used by the Sewer Depart-
ment and for polling booth, at a price not less than ten thousand nine hun-
dred ($10,900.00) dollars.
This order shall supercede and revoke order dated May 29,
1950 relating to sale of said property.
Referred to Committee on Finance.
Alderman Denning offered the follov/ing order,
Ordered:
The committee on Electric Lines and Lights Is
hereby requested to consider the advisability of installing a street light
at the dead end of Belmont place.
Adopted*
Alderman Donovan offered the following order,
Ordered:
That a driveway be constructed in front of
the premises 59-41 Mt. Vernon street, when there shall have first been de-
posited with the city treasurer a sum of money sufficient to cover the esti-
mated cost of construction.
Referred to Committee on Public Works.
Alderman Gobron offered the following orders,
Ordered:
That a public hearing be given before this
Board at its room in the City Hall on Thursday evening, September 11, 1930,
at eight o ! clock, on the matter of revoking the permit for the street car
cross-over on Broadway opposite Liberty avenue, and the city clerk is hereby
authorized and directed to give suitable notice of same, the expense so in-
curred to be charged to Board of Aldermen Expenses account.
Adopted.
Approved by the mayor July 12, 1930.
Ordered:
His honor the-Mayor is hereby requested to
direct the Chief 'of Police to cause the Boston and Maine Railroad to remove
an oil storage tank at the junction of its Southern Division main line and
Lexington branch near Centre street, which tank was installed without a li-
cense from this Board, especially in view of the fact that the representa-
tive of the railroad stated at the public hearing that the oil stored in sal
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