Charter and Ordinances of the City of Waterbury, Connecticut: With Amendments Thereto. Revised to January 1, 1902 |
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... in the judgment of said Board of Aldermen , is especially benefitted thereby , a
proportional and reasonable part of the expense thereof , and shall estimate the
particular amount of said expense to be paid by the person owning such property
...
... in the judgment of said Board of Aldermen , is especially benefitted thereby , a
proportional and reasonable part of the expense thereof , and shall estimate the
particular amount of said expense to be paid by the person owning such property
...
Page 41
... after public hearing and reasonable notice to all owners of lanù proposed to be
taken or land affected by any such order of said board , which notice shall be
served in the manner hereafter prescribed for the service of notice by the Bureau
of ...
... after public hearing and reasonable notice to all owners of lanù proposed to be
taken or land affected by any such order of said board , which notice shall be
served in the manner hereafter prescribed for the service of notice by the Bureau
of ...
Page 44
... establish scales of prices or terms upon which water shall be furnished , and
regulate the time of payment , which prices or rents when so established shall not
be reduced below a fair and reasonable compensation for the use of said water ...
... establish scales of prices or terms upon which water shall be furnished , and
regulate the time of payment , which prices or rents when so established shall not
be reduced below a fair and reasonable compensation for the use of said water ...
Page 48
Said board shall meet statedly on the first ThursSpecial meetings . day of every
month , and may hold a special meeting at any time on reasonable personal
notice to the members thereof or on written or printed notices sent to the
residence of ...
Said board shall meet statedly on the first ThursSpecial meetings . day of every
month , and may hold a special meeting at any time on reasonable personal
notice to the members thereof or on written or printed notices sent to the
residence of ...
Page 55
... arrested without warrant ; and to Suspension punish by reprimand , forfeiture ,
suspension without pay , dismissal , or reduction in rank and pay , any officer or
member of said department , after reasonable notice and opportunity to be heard
...
... arrested without warrant ; and to Suspension punish by reprimand , forfeiture ,
suspension without pay , dismissal , or reduction in rank and pay , any officer or
member of said department , after reasonable notice and opportunity to be heard
...
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| Title | Charter and Ordinances of the City of Waterbury, Connecticut: With Amendments Thereto. Revised to January 1, 1902 |
| Author | Waterbury (Conn.) |
| Contributor | Connecticut |
| Publisher | Mattatuck Press, 1902 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 18 Aug 2007 |
| Length | 366 pages |
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