Paved Roads Public Money
Author: Richard DeLuca
Publisher: Wesleyan University Press
ISBN: 0819573035
Category: History
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Equality in Municipal Services in Mullins South Carolina
The Advisory Committee offers its support to Mullins officials in any efforts to
acquire public monies , in addition to those ... Findings : Roads More households
occupied by black residents ( 83 ) are served by the 21 poorly paved or unpaved
...
Author: United States Commission on Civil Rights. South Carolina Advisory Committee
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Category: Discrimination in municipal services
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Public Roads
In a presentation at a national asphalt conference , Don Popejoy of Ritchie
Paving Inc. in Wichita , Kan . , explained : " Contractors would respond to ...
anticipating the money they'll get on the incentive , they reduce their bid prices
accordingly .
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Good Roads
Is spending about $ 380,000 on new street paving , nearly all asphalt . THEY
ARE ON THE RIGHT TRACK IN NEW NEW JERSEY ( the first State to
appropriate public funds to the purpose of road building ) -Has now before its
legislature a bill ...
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Annual Report of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture
They had in 1886 opwards of five hundred miles of paved roads , and have paid
out in less than twenty years about one ... been the first application , either by the
territorial or state legislature of Ohio , of public funds for road making purposes .
Author: Ohio State Board of Agriculture
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Category: Agriculture
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American Public Finance
When traffic can be sustained by a gravel surface, the construction of a paved
road entails an unnecessary outlay of money. When traffic requires a paved
surface, the construction of a gravel road is false economy, both because traffic
needs ...
Author: William John Shultz
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Category: Finance
Page: 798
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Concrete Highways and Public Improvements
Charles A . Hacke in The Sac Sun , Sac City , Iowa , pointed to the economy of
slip - form paving for lowa secondary roads . any propic navy mestuca mat ru Lots
of extra money to have good streets . Perhaps that ' s why le is being done about
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Concrete Highways and Public Improvements Magazine
The tender started this editor to figuring what it costs the people of Black Hawk
county in interest to rent money enough from investors to pave a mile of road . "
The pavement cost approximately $ 25 , 000 per mile . This $ 25 , 000 is costing $
1 ...
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Revised Statutes of the State of Illinois 1917
If said Department of Public Works and Buildings does utilize and make such a
paved road of a county a part of said ... cost of said paved road shall be
determined , in the manner hereinafter provided for , and an amount of money
equivalent to ...
Author: Illinois
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Category: Law
Page: 3296
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Concrete Paving
The operators have said they are willing to pay a fair return for the use of the
paved roads . Why not tell the patron what part of his fare goes to reimburse the
public fund for the cost of the highway and the privilege of using it ? The railways
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The Clay worker
... but in counties with a city , where good roads are more important , brick - paved
country roads are the wisest and most profitable expenditure of ' public money .
The first move necessary to secure brickpaved roads is a road law that enables ...
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Category: Brick trade
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Proceedings
1929 American Road Builders' Association. General Discussion of Report of
Highway Finance Committee CHAIRMAN BABCOCK : Is there any INTEREST
Cost OF PAVED ROADS discussion of Mr. Donaghey's paper ? Would anyone
like to ...
Author: American Road Builders' Association
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Category: Roads
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Concrete Roads
The county and city are continually pouring out public funds to keep bad roads
fairly passable . A start has been made on permanent paved ways , such as the
Superior Boulevard and the North Shore Road . Let the county commissioners ...
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Category: Roads, Concrete
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California Highways and Public Works
I can not say how much time is gained and money saved on account of Greater
Per Mile Than traffic moving more rapidly resulting from a paved Is That of
Chicago operative income against the cost of maintenance and road , but many
years ...
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Revised Statutes of the State of Illinois
If any available money from any source remains in the State bond road fund after
the above described roads are ... If said Department of Public Works and
Buildings does utilize and make such a paved road of a county a part of said
State ...
Author: Illinois
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Page: 3710
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Engineering and Contracting
89 , 000 ment ; macadam roads , $ 4 , 000 per mile for PENNSYLVANIA . Public
funds ( money and labor ) a 9 ft . paved width and 6 in . depth of comexpended in
1908 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 163 , 400 In this state 217 miles of road were pleted ...
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Category: Building
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Annotated Statutes of the State of Illinois
Beginning in a public highway at Joliet , and running to Kankakee , Illinois , via
Manhattan and Wilton Center so as to ... of said paved road shall be determined ,
in the manner hereinafter provided for , and an amount of money equivalent to ...
Author: Illinois
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Category: Law
Page: 5334
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Florida Public Works
The Department manages carefully , exercising extreme economy but it costs
money to surface roads and build bridges . In the State highway system are more
than 4 , 000 miles of paved roads and hundreds of bridges that are constantly ...
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Concrete Highway Magazine
The operators have said they are willing to pay a fair return for the use of the
paved roads . Why not tell the patron what part of his fare goes to reimburse the
public fund for the cost of the highway and the privilege of using it ? The railways
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Category: Concrete
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