History of the New York Farmers, 1882-1910
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Mr. Otis was unable to join their deliberations, but Messrs. Jay and Sturgis devoted much time to the examination of the road systems of France, Belgium and Switzerland. In a report formulated by the latter, the committee recommended that legislation be asked classify- ing the roads of the state into three grades, viz.. State, County and Township roads; that the state engineer should map a permanent road system which should be adopted and worked out by degrees during coming years ; that a high ...standard of construction should be adopted and adequate provision be made for annual maintenance as not less important than original construction ; that the first class should be built and maintained by the state, 56 1889-90 the second class by the state and the counties, and the third class by the counties and the townships. These were the main features.
This report was presented to the Governor and to the Legislature, and, it is believed, was the initial impetus given to the improved road question in this State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Otis was unable to join their deliberations, but Messrs. Jay and Sturgis devoted much time to the examination of the road systems of France, Belgium and Switzerland. In a report formulated by the latter, the committee recommended that legislation be asked classify- ing the roads of the state into three grades, viz.. State, County and Township roads; that the state engineer should map a permanent road system which should be adopted and worked out by degrees during coming years ; that a high ...standard of construction should be adopted and adequate provision be made for annual maintenance as not less important than original construction ; that the first class should be built and maintained by the state, 56 1889-90 the second class by the state and the counties, and the third class by the counties and the townships. These were the main features.
This report was presented to the Governor and to the Legislature, and, it is believed, was the initial impetus given to the improved road question in this State.
What to read after History of the New York Farmers, 1882-1910?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Sturgis to read onlineMoreLess
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