Report, January 27th, 1915
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Irvington Map 4 illustrates ■ Irvington's greatest defect, irregularity and a resultant lack of adequate connections with its surroimd- ing neighbors. In Springfield Avenue and Clinton Avenue are two very fine thoroughfares, upon which little improvement can be made. On the other hand many improvements are necessary in all of the through thoroughfares in each direction, as well as in the general plan of the town. An opportunity for considerable improvement will be afforded in the development of... vacant land.
Negotiations are now under way for the extension of 18th Avenue and 16th Avenue, Newark, both of which are very much needed. It is understood that a connection between Chancellor Avenue and Halstead Avenue is also contemplated, which will complete a good east and west thoroughfare. There has been considerable demand for increased trolley facilities in this district. The extension of 18th Avenue, Newark, will probably solve one of these problems.
In the other direction much depends upon which thorough- fares are to be developed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Irvington Map 4 illustrates ■ Irvington's greatest defect, irregularity and a resultant lack of adequate connections with its surroimd- ing neighbors. In Springfield Avenue and Clinton Avenue are two very fine thoroughfares, upon which little improvement can be made. On the other hand many improvements are necessary in all of the through thoroughfares in each direction, as well as in the general plan of the town. An opportunity for considerable improvement will be afforded in the development of... vacant land.
Negotiations are now under way for the extension of 18th Avenue and 16th Avenue, Newark, both of which are very much needed. It is understood that a connection between Chancellor Avenue and Halstead Avenue is also contemplated, which will complete a good east and west thoroughfare. There has been considerable demand for increased trolley facilities in this district. The extension of 18th Avenue, Newark, will probably solve one of these problems.
In the other direction much depends upon which thorough- fares are to be developed.
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