Report of the Committee On Improving And Beautifying Utica of the Utica Chamber of Commerce
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But what has been discussed appear to be the matters for the advancement of which there is both pressing need for action and reasonable prospect that fruitful action may be secured.
To recapitulate, those matters are : I. As to the Streets; (a) provision for certain future widenings and extensions; (6) acceptance by the city of direct responsibility for a minimum standard of excellence in the side- walks with proper provision for division of cost with abutters- 47 (c) ai'.ceptanee by the city o...f direct responsibility for the shade trees in the streets.
II. As to parks, playgrounds and parkways; (a) udoption of the policy of providing, within such limits of time as may prove practicable, adequate public grounds for exercise; and re- creation conveniently accessible to every family in the city; (6) the acquisition, somewhat in advance of actual pressing de- mand, of such parkway routes and park areas as are specially adapted to particular uses and are likely to lose thcsir special value if not acquired in advance, either through being made into public dumps, or by having their trees cut down, or through being occupied by expensive improvements which would render their subsequent purchase impossible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what has been discussed appear to be the matters for the advancement of which there is both pressing need for action and reasonable prospect that fruitful action may be secured.
To recapitulate, those matters are : I. As to the Streets; (a) provision for certain future widenings and extensions; (6) acceptance by the city of direct responsibility for a minimum standard of excellence in the side- walks with proper provision for division of cost with abutters- 47 (c) ai'.ceptanee by the city o...f direct responsibility for the shade trees in the streets.
II. As to parks, playgrounds and parkways; (a) udoption of the policy of providing, within such limits of time as may prove practicable, adequate public grounds for exercise; and re- creation conveniently accessible to every family in the city; (6) the acquisition, somewhat in advance of actual pressing de- mand, of such parkway routes and park areas as are specially adapted to particular uses and are likely to lose thcsir special value if not acquired in advance, either through being made into public dumps, or by having their trees cut down, or through being occupied by expensive improvements which would render their subsequent purchase impossible.
What to read after Report of the Committee On Improving And Beautifying Utica of the Utica Chamber of Commerce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Law Olmsted to read onlineMoreLess
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