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2793 Report concerning the need for an additional school building [the Munroe School], School Committee to Town Meeting, March 18, 1904
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2793 Report concerning the need for an additional school building [the Munroe School], School Committee to Town Meeting, March 18, 1904
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2793 Report concerning the need for an additional school building [the Munroe School], School Committee to Town Meeting, March 18, 1904
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considered every available an desirable lot in the district indicated, <br /> and they are agreed that the land oil the north side of Bloomfield Street, <br /> near Highland Avenue , belonging to Mr. Roger I . Sherman, is exceptionally <br /> well adapted for the purpose, all things considered . It is accessible to <br /> the children from the Wobltrn Street and Yount Vernon districts , and frill <br /> meet the needs of the increasing residential population which the niiildinu <br /> of Highland Aveniie and the development of the neighboring• territory seem <br /> likely to bring in the near future . The dimensions and shape of the lot <br /> are also favorable . lVith a frontage of 150 feet on Bloomfield Street , it <br /> affords amply room for . our proposed building, and leaves a space of 211; <br /> feet on either si?de, ,•�rhile a depth of 300 feet make it possible to set the <br /> building rrell back from the side talk and still leave a playground of 180 <br /> by 150 feet in the rear . This can be entered at grade from the playrocrns <br /> in the basement, the ground falling off so as to make this possible, and <br /> to ensue fine limht for the playrooms, perfect drainage, and; easy grad- <br /> ing . The also affords the best l ig--_lt Tor the six <br /> classrooms . Finally, the land, comprising 45 , 000 feet, or a trifle over <br /> an ;acre, is offered us by Mr . Sherman for its assessed valuation, $2700. , <br /> being at -the rate of six cents a foot, which seems to tls reasonable . If <br /> - - %Te allow 0750. for grading;, vie have a total fcr a wooden building, furili- <br /> titre, land , and grading of about $27,000 . , or for a brick building cf <br /> 1 <br /> $30, 500. <br /> 7Ve again express wir hope and confidence that the Town will <br /> promptly take the necessary steps to insure the immediate: erection of the <br /> building, so that it may be ready for occupancy b, Sept . 1st, and to this <br /> end we ask that a committee of three be appointed to secure the land and <br /> sltperintend the erection and gradi-rg , and that the Town, appropriate and <br /> provide the necessary funds therefor . <br /> t, <br />
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