The Star-Democrat from Easton, Maryland • Page 6

THE EASTON STAR-DEMOCRAT ntlDAT, FEBSUAEY 7, 1317 and ownership of subdivided vision Plat and a copy of all cove-property and location and own- nants and restrictions pertaining to ersbip of acreage. (the subdivision in question shall be 10. Names of subdivision, streets placed on record in the county a i this 29th day of January A. D. 1947.

RACHEL M. WILKINSON. Town Cleric Approved, January 28th, 1947. JOSEPH S. BARNES.

Mayor of Easton. To the Editor Lana Kecords by the Commission. niL ana tine 3 wmca snau dc budjcci to the approval of the Commis sion, location north point and scale. Prior to the approval of the Final EASTON IS RELATION THERETO. SECTION 1.

BE IT ENACTED AND ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OP EASTON. That the following regulations regarding the laying out of sub-divisions of land within the Town of Easton and within the area within one mile of the corporate limits thereof, pursuant to the provisions of Article 66B sub-titles III and of the Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended, and the procedure before the Planning and Zoning Commission of Easton, in relation thereto, be and the same are hereby Subdivision Plat, the subdivider nection with the filing of a subdl-shall pay to the Commission a plan- i vision plat, a preliminary study of nlng fee of $5.00 for each lot of street grades shall be filed with the 6.000 square feet or fraction thereof. Commission when the Preliminary up to a maximum of $25.00 for en- Subdivision Plat for that area is EVANS OIL FIRED gmeerlng services in connection with the investigation and approval of the same, and the costs of re- cording the Plat and the cove-! nants and restrictions appertaining thereto. i Subdivision Of Previously Recorded plats $90.95 5S Immediate EHogsr and Mavto Every plat for the subdivision of Preliminary Street Profiles, with or any lot, tract, or parcel of land that i without amendment, the Final is a part of an existing subdivision Street Profiles shall be prepared in previously recorded in a' plat book a manner similar to the Final Sub-in the county land records, shall be division Plat, subject to the requirements of this I Provision For Ilearing section, in addition to the other Upon motion of the Commission requirements of these Regulations, -or upon petition of any citizens or- Lots covered by any such plat ganization or neighboring property shall be of substantially the same owners, the Commission shall, prior character as to suitability for resi- to acting upon the Preliminary dential use, area, street frontage, Subdivision Plat for any subdl vis-alignment to streets and restric- ion, hold a hearing thereon at such tions. as other land within the ex- time and pUct and upon such isting subdivisions, and particularly notice as the Commission may with reference to similarly situated designate.

All interested parties lots in the locality. shall be entitled to appear at any 25 N. Harrison Street EASTON, JHEW Restrictions And Covenants No final subdivision plat shall be approved until a copy of all restrictions and covenants proposed for the land within the subdivision has been filed with the Commission and such restrictions and covenants have been found by it to be ade-1 quate for the protection of public' health, safety morals and welfare and the Commission has received adequate assurance that such restrictions covenants, and no others, will be included in all sale contracts or deeds to the land within the subdivision. Restrictions and covenants should be so written that they may be so amended to meet changed conditions after approval by a majority of the front foot ownership within the portion of the subdivision affected. A facsimile of the Final Subdi- Nothing in this wide world can tell her of your love more elegantly than quality jewelry.

See our precious selection of watches, diamonds, bracelets and necklaces. MAGIC SKIN DOLLS SHEARER, The Jeweler Phone 696 111 N. Washington Easton, Md. SPACE HEATERS Delivery Phone 2511 MARYLAND Only $29.95 Each -Easton 1131-J D. MOORE Stationers Phone 1074 Learners Skates $135 Ball Bearing Skates $3.95 $10 Metal Wagons, large $1L95 Slinky, walks down steps $1.00 STATIONERY Adding Machine Rolls 15c Post Ledgers $3.00 $4J5 File Folders hundred $1.80 Columnar Pads 35c Pencil Sharpeners $20 $2.75 Zipper Ring Binders $3.95 $7.95 Letter Size File Boxes 85c 3x5 and 4x6 Wood File Boxes $1.25 3x5, 4x6, 5x8 Metal Card Hies i $30 $5.95 Cash Boxes $230 $355 Rowen's Stationery Store INTERCOM THE SENSATIONAL NEW DALMOTRON Street Profiles Grade Establish- ment "Wherever Street Profiles are re-Quired by the Commission in con- presented for approval.

The Pre liminary Street Profiles shall show existing center line and property line grades and proposed center line grade, grade percent, location and length of vertical curves and eleva- tlons of street Intersections. Upon tentative approval of the such hearisg. SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED AND ORDAINED. That all Ordinances or parts of Or- dinances inconsistent herewith be.

and the same are hereby repealed to suc.h distent with the provisions hereof. SECTION 3. AND BE IT FUR-' THER ENACTED AND ORDAINED, That this Ordinance shall take ef feet on date of its passage. Sam is Yea Knotts Yea Stewart Not Present Hoshour Yea Meintzer Yea I hereby certify that the above ordinance was passed by a Yea and Nay vote of the Council this 28th day of January A. D.

1947. WILLIAM C. MEINTZER, President of the Council-Delivered to the Mayor by me Phone 935 MARYLAND Phone 3491 $10-ft 4.00 PHONE 1 BEiTERand EASIER! with the THORO-SPRAY Electric Paint Sprayer 36.00 Neater, "professional finish. Save you time and money. Small weighs only 8 pounds.

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Phone 108 i Easton, Aid. II FI INSUKANC! COMPANY PITTSBUtCH Iitablifhed 1903 Harm Than a Hall-BiUioa DoIIan of IMm luuam in arc LUBRICATION SPECIAL 49c for chassis lubrication on any make of car during month of February. NOBLE MOTOR CO. EASTON BOY SCOUT WEEK FEPPinv 7" rv" Editor Easton Star-Democrat Easton. Maryland Dear Sir: Please permit me to reply to our friend.

II. W. Harrison, whose letter re the proposed Chesapeake Bay Bridge appears in this weeks issue. It is obvious to all Mary landers that the bridge is a vital "must" for the development, not alone of Eastern Maryland, but for the Middle Atlantic States. Since the rain falls on the just and the unjust alike, a few disreputable characters may travel East on this proposed bridge, with the possibility that as many may travel West, but in any event, for each one of these characters there will be, at least, 99 good honest American citizens who will be traveling the same roads at the same time.

Should, also, not the land locked commercial man, and industrialist, upon whom so much depends, be given access to the shores of these United States. Respectfully yours, W. O. HERRIDGE LOCAL SEA SCOUT TROOP INSPECTED BY SKIPPER James E. Shorts, Del-Mar-Ya Council Sea Scout Director, Conduct Inspection The Sea Scout Ship, Tred Avon, was inspected last week by Skipper James E.

Shorts, director of Sea Scouting for the Del-Mar-Va Council Boy Scouts of America. This Inspection is based on the performance and activities of the Sea Scout Unit and determines the rating for the ensuing year. This was the first inspection for the local unit, which has become very active during the past year. Recently they aqulred new quarters and are now redecorating. The highlight of the evening was the announcement by Skipper Shorts that the Council, through cooperation of the U.

S. Navy, has acquired for the local unit a 27-foot whale boat, complete with a sail rig. The Sea Scouts also had their first social affair of the year which consisted of a theatre party, followed by dancing and games at the home of Skipper and Mrs. John Kyle. ST.

MICHAELS STUDENTS GIVE PIANO RECITAL Seven St. Michaels boys ana girls who are studying music under the tutelage of Mrs. Clara J. Spencer gave a recital at Mrs. Spencer's home in St.

Michaels last Wednesday evening. January 29th. Each of the piano students were present with their mothers as guest. The program consisted of a piano solo by each pupil followed by a duet with their teacher, Mrs. Spencer.

Following was the program for the evening: Ted Jones Solo "See-Saw" Duet "A Little Journey-Mary Ellen Fair bank Solo "Autumn Days' Duet "Sun of my Soul Marion Wallach Solo "Spring is Here-Duet "Waltz-Kay Klrby Solo "White Sails-Duet "Fisher Boy-Betty Radcliffe Solo "Dream Flowers" Duet "Minuet" Lorraine Richardson Solo "Love's Tender Missive" Dtuet "Lady of the Gardens-Carolyn Newnam Solo "A Night. A Moon, A Waltz-Duet "May Day-Mrs. Clara J. Spencer "Valse Caprice-Refreshments were served following the recital. Mrs.

Spencer Diana another recital of this kind in the spring to mark further progress of the students. TWO THOUSAND KILLED CROWS One hundred and twenty sportsmen left Easton on Wednesday of last week to shoot crows at Poplar Island. The day was ideal for the occasion, and about 2,000 crows were slaughtered. Sportsmen from all sections of the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Delaware as well as rrom Baltimore participated. They had an unusually fine day for the sport, and returned home late at night convinced that they made but a very small dent into the crow population of Poplar Island.

FINDS WARM SPOT Mrs. W. D. Brinckloe has a verv fine kitten of which she is very fond. The kitten disappeared for two or three days, and it could not be found anywhere.

Pete Dillon was called in to hunt for the animal. and arter a long and diligent search the kitten was found huddled underneath the oven of the cook stove. A nice warm spot for zero weather. NOTICE I will not be resrxmslhlA for any debts unless contracted by myself. Martin M.

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2 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF LAND SUB-DIVISIONS AND STJB-DI-VTSION CONTROL WITHIN THE TOWN OF EASTON AND WITH IN ONE MILE OF THE CORPORATE LIMITS THEREOF. PUR SUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 66B SUB-TITLES III AND OF THE ANNOTATED CODE OF MARYLAND. AS AMENDED. AND THE PROCE DURE BEFORE THE PLANNING 21 Goldsborough Street For the office For the home For the farm Definitions The term Commission as used in these regulations shall mean the Planning ana zoning commission of Easton, Maryland. The term Town of Easton as used in these regulations shall mean that land within the corporate limits of the town and all land within one mile thereof.

Subdivision Subject to Regulations No person shall sell, exchange or offer for sale, or purchase, or offer to purchase, or present for recording any deed conveying any parcel of land, or interest therein, which is a part of a subdivision of a larger tract of land within the Town of Easton except in accordance with these resolutions. General Requirements for the Subdivision of Land The subdivider shall observe the following general requirements and principles of land division: 1. The Plat shall conform to the Master Plan. 2. Where practicable air proposed streets shall be continuous and in alignment with existing streets and at the same or greater width.

3. In general, streets shall have a total minimum width of 60 feet. A 25 foot minimum building restriction line from the property line shall be required in all cases. Alleys with a minimum width of 24 feet shall be provided in all blocks. Automobile parking spaces shall be provided on all lots designed for commercial use or for multiple dwelling units.

4. Each block shall be planned to provide two rows of lots. 5. Lots shall have a minimum frontage of 50 feet at the building line, an average depth of not less than 12S feet and a minimum area of 6.000 square feet. Lots shall front on a public street and abutt on an alley in the rear unless services such as garbage etc.

are otherwise pro-, vided for. I 6. Curb comers and angles shall be rounded with a radius of( twelve or more feet. Procedure for the Preparation and Filing of Plats i The sub-divider shall file with the commission three copies of a tentative Preliminary Sub-division Plat prepared by a competent surveyor, at a scale of one inch equals 50 feet, showing the following information: 1. Subdivision name, date, North point, and scale.

2. Name and address of recorded owner, subdivider, and surveyor. 3. Location, names and present width of adjacent streets and alleys. 4.

Location and names of adjacent subdivisions and owners of adjacent acreage. 5 Width and location of all streets and other public ways. 6. Off-street parking spaces. 7.

Width and location of all building lines and easements. 8. Lot lines with approximate dimensions. 9. Method of sewage disposal proposed and letter of approval of same from State Department of Health.

10. Proposed uses of property. 11. Public areas proposed, if any. 12.

Deed description or survey of plat boundary is to have an ac-' curacy closure of not less than 1:5,000. When filed with the Commission, I the Preliminary Subdivision Plat, shall be approved, disapproved or; approved by the Commission withj modifications. Such approval, dis-j approval and modification, if shall be indicated on the copies of the Plat or annexed thereto. One copy of the Plat shall be returned to the subdivider and two copies re-; taned for the files of the Com-i mission. If the Plat Is approved or approved with modifications, the1 subdivider shall proceed promptly, to prepare the Final Subdivision Plat.

Unless a Final Subdivision; Plat prepared in accordance with; the approved Preliminary Subdivision Plat, including the modification; thereof, if any, made by the Commission, is filed with the Commission within six months after the approval of the Preliminary Subdivision Plat, the Commission's approval thereof shall be deemed canceled. The Final Subdivision Plat The Final Subdivision Plat shall be clearly and legibly drawn in black India ink upon tracing cloth. The drawing shall be to a scale of one inch equals 50 feet. The Final Subdivision Plat shall show: 1. The street and alley lines, lots, building lines, reservations, easements and areas to be dedicated to public use.

2. Sufficient data to readily determine the location, bearing and length of line, lot line, block line and boundary line and to reproduce same on the ground. 3. The lentrth or radii, arcs, tang ents, and chords with chord bearings, and central angles of street curves. 4.

A properly executed dedication form, approval form and surveyor's certificate In accordance with forms on file in the office of the Commission. i 5. Lots and blocks numbered In numerical order in accordance with the established practice of the Town of Easton. 6. Permanent reference monuments placed as required by the Com-j sion.

Such permanent reference monuments shall be stone) or concrete at least 36 inches in length and six inches square, with suitable center point and. shall be set flush with the ground or te approved finish 7. The boundary of the Final Plat shall be shown in terms of the State Coordinate System. 8. The Final Plat shall be accompanied by the computation of the traverse of the boundary of the subdivision showing a closure accuracy of no less than 1:10.000 signed by the Engineer or Surveyor.

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We hare complete new units, also parts and complete repa4r service, dec tic Motors, new and rebuilt. We repair and rewind motors. Briggs and Stratum Engines and parts with repair service. Kohler Automatic Light Plants Authorized Sales and Service. TOWERS RADIO SERVICE Service on all types of home radios Auto sets serviced and installed Located In Carico's Nash Building, 2 blocks in rear of Easton Wholesale Grocery on opposite side of Pennsylvania R.

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