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rim <br />Mr. <br />Raymond requested authority to spend about $25. <br />Street <br />' <br />for the <br />W.P.A. sewing <br />unit for patterns, pins, etc. <br />W.P.A. <br />Mr. Potter <br />moved that <br />the request be granted and the <br />sewing <br />expense <br />be charged to <br />the 7I.P.A. Labor and Materials. <br />unit <br />Mr. Ross <br />seconded the <br />motion and it was so voted. <br />materials. <br />C <br />1 <br />Mr. Raymond said that the IN. P. A. Authorities <br />had asked for approval for the erection of a marker to <br />be set up on the Mill Brook project in recognition of <br />Federal aid on the work. The marker would be paid for <br />by the Federal Government. Two types of wording were <br />presented. Mr. Ross moved that type two be approved. <br />Mr. Giroux seconded the motion and it was so voted. <br />Marker for <br />Mill Brook <br />project. <br />Mr. Raymond said that he had received a letter from P.W.A. re <br />the State Director of P.W.A. asking a lot of questions Vine Brook <br />regarding the Town's application for the Vine Brook Project. <br />project. Mr. Giroux moved that Mr. Raymond be requested <br />to furnish the information. Mr. Potter seconded the <br />motion and it was so voted. <br />Mr. Raymond said <br />that Mrs. Brown of Waltham <br />Street <br />ft. <br />was requesting the Town to go in on her property <br />and <br />Brown <br />flush the pipe that a <br />Mr. Cerullo laid across her <br />land. <br />request re <br />Mr. Raymond said that <br />he could not find that the <br />pipe <br />flushing <br />was laid on Town land <br />at all and told Mrs. Brown <br />so. <br />pipe.. <br />Mr. Potter moved that <br />the request be denied. Mr. <br />Ross <br />.80 <br />seconded the motion and it was so,voted. <br />5.00 <br />each <br />Mr. Raymond said that he had told John F. Dacey he <br />thought that the Board would approve a surety bond in <br />the amount of $500.00 on his contract for sidewalk Bond on <br />construction. sidewalk <br />Mr. Clark moved that the bond be approved. Mr. construction <br />Giroux seconded the motion and it was so voted. <br />The Chairman requested Mr. Raymond to find out if <br />Dacey would givea bond guaranteeing his work for a <br />five year period if the Town paid for it,, and Mr. Raymond <br />agreed to do so. <br />The following bids were received for curbing: Curbing <br />bids <br />7x18 stright curbing <br />7x18 curved curbing <br />5x16 straight curbing <br />5x16, curved curbin <br />Corners 2' radius 7x18) <br />Corners 2' radius (5x16) <br />Curb Tzlets (7x18) <br />Morris Bros. Rollstone Arthur <br />Granite Co. DeCarteret. <br />X0.87 <br />ft. <br />X0:90 <br />ft. <br />�0:85 <br />ft. - <br />t.-1.08 <br />1, 08 <br />" <br />1:20 <br />" <br />1.00 <br />it <br />.63 <br />'t <br />:78 <br />" <br />.65 <br />re <br />:84 <br />" <br />1.08 <br />" <br />.80 <br />" <br />5.00 <br />each <br />6.00 <br />eacr <br />3.75 <br />each <br />4.00 <br />" <br />5.00 <br />" <br />3.00 <br />" <br />9.00 <br />" <br />12.00 <br />" <br />9.00 <br />" <br />Mr. Raymond said that he thought DeCarteret's bid <br />would be the most beneficial to the Town. Pair. Ross moved <br />that Decarteret's bid be accepted. Mr. Potter seconded <br />the motion and it was so voted. <br />