1016 SIXTY-SEVEN TH CONGRESS. Sess. II. C11. 402. 1922. and twelve one-hundredths feet to the southerly line of Central Street; thence north seventy-six degrees thirtg-tive minutes five seconds west by the souther y lme o Central treet forty-six and fourteen fpne—hundrd@dths feet; nlhengre dnortéi tltgxznty degregs forty minutes ve secon east, two un e an - our an sevententhsiifeet; thensce noigfni forty-e(§g%it;'t degrees tif1ny·odn`ed§utis ` — ve secon east, ·six an _ o y-mne_ one- un e ee ; thenge south twenty-seven degrees tlurt -five minutes twenty seconds t fift -nine andy seventeen one-humhedths feet to the line of the as Y southerly curb of Mill Street; thence on a c1u·ve of forty-mne and eighty-six one-hundredths feet radius, forty-three and fourteen onehundredths feegg thence sough tgyelive gorty-m(nef nnnntes fift -five secon west, one im e an 0 — ve an or y- wo ones-hundredths feet to the easterly line of the proposed Central Street extension; thence still south twelve degrees forty-nme minutes fiftydive seconds west, fifty and seventy-three onehundredths feet to the westerly line of the proposed Central Street extension; thence still south twelve degrees orty-nme minutes fifty]-five seconds west, one hundred and sixty and seventy-one one-hun edths feet; thence on a curve otfhgnn thourinhnd ongulzunnlreddranél eiglint and teighty-ning one-hundred eet `us, e un e an nme y-one an eiggitynine onelihundredthésl feet ltlhencln onhae og eight hundreg an e` -e` theet r `us, ee un an orty—mne an sevent?-s•i·i;en1€>ne—hundredths feet; thence on a curve of one hundred and eighty-four and twenty-four one-hundredths feet radius, ninety- six and ninety-two one-hundredths feet· thence south eighty-five d es forty-seven minutes twenty seconds west, three hundred and eight? -two and thirty-two one·hundredths feet; thence south forty- two degrees thirteen minutes fift seconds west, four hundred and ninety-one and ninety-two one-hundredths feet to the point of be ` g at Dickinson Street; intending to describe all of the land in §ill Street from Dickinson Street to a point north of the northerly side of Mill River and from that point all of the land located between the private property on the northerly side and the edge of the sidewalk on the souther y side of Mill Street. Said property being shown on blue Iprint "Department of Streets and En eering, Springfield, Mass. lan showing lpégposed lagout of MilluStreet from Orange Street to watershops· propose extension of Central Street from _ Mill Street to Allen Street, Oct., 1921."
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"° *"°°'"°¤¤"°‘£ condition that the cit of Springiield, Massachusetts, shall improve Umor mow mm and maintain each and all 0 said streets as public streets: Promkled as tamed. further, That there shall be reserved in the conveyance herein authorized the right to construct and maintain over, under, and across said streets, water, (gas, and sewermains, electric light and tele honewires and cables, an any other utility which the operation andp use by the ¤..“.m°3.,.§‘...J‘§€.‘¥ $§X€"?§2°£Zid°2€§"Zf “s’§“r$‘§¤§Ti“£iEq`§§€ ’..ii”‘Z.’c'.§2.”v‘d.‘yd ii'é'% described premises, nor evote the same to any other purpose than street purposes; and in the event said premises shall be used for any other purpose or shall_ not be cared for and maintained as are other public streets of said oily, the right, title, and interest hereby author- Egmsim d Cmd izeél to ge crielnwneyid gicc 1 nevert povérhe lgn1teddS;1ate§. b I f th s¤m¤,_s¤a meme:. Ec. . a e re o ar e, an e ere is, ur er §’fvEl.’"{;’g‘§,,j"’§,’, ’{‘,,'§ authorized in his discretioiiryand imder such conditions); rules, and ¤**Y·¤¤“¤*i¤=¤·” regulations as he me? prescribe, to permit the extension of Central Street by said city o Springfield to connect with Allen and Oakland Streets at the junction of the latter streets in_said city, and to permit the said city to construct, o erate, and maintain a bridge and approaches thereto across the River Canal at the point where such extension of Central Street crosses said canal. Approved, September 22, 1922.
