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Charter and Revised Ordinances of Lake City Florida (1912) Gillen & Hodges
172
Charter of the City of City
specifications for the respective localities, along
the whole length and depth of said lot, piece or 172/257
particle of land as the same fronts or abuts on the
street. Said sidewalk shall conform to the grade
as established by the board of public works, who
shall furnish, stake and mark, free of charge, the
grade location therefor when requested to do so by
any person desiring to conform a sidewalk to the
proper grade and location.

Sec. 2. That said sidewalks or foot pavements
hall be constructed in the manner, to the width
and of the materials following: On Marion street
from the Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad to
an even with the Southern end of lot 324 in the
Southern division of the City of Lake City, side­
walk shall be of natural stone, artificial stone,
cement or vitrified brick laid smooth; and shall
extend from the line of the street to the curbing as
established by the board of public works.
On Railroad street, from the East end of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railway depot to Davis street,
sidewalk shall be of natural stone, artificial stone
vitrified brick, cement or other hard brick laid
smooth not less than five feet in width.
On all other streets and parts of streets side­
walks shall be of natural stone, artificial stone,
vitrified or other hard brick or rock laid smooth
not less than five feet in width.

Sec. 3. The material entering into the con­
struction of all sidewalks in the City and the man­
ner of laying the same shall be subject to the ap­
proval and under the supervision of the board of
public works. All sidewalks must be laid with a
fall toward the middle of the street of four inches
in ten feet.

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