[Adopted 1-13-1969 as Ch. 70, Art. VII, of the 1969 Code]
All curbing shall be first quality, of beaverboard
or freeport stone or equal as quality, free from all defects whatsoever.
No stone when dressed shall be less than four feet in length (except
for closures) and two feet in depth. No stone shall be less in length
on bottom than on top. All joints shall be full depth of the stone,
truly squared so as to make close joints; they shall be smoothly dressed
on top for the width of six inches, which width shall be uniform for
all stone, three inches on the side next the footwalks and dressed
10 inches deep in front. No stone shall be less than six inches in
thickness in any part. Cornerstone shall be cut to a radius of 10
feet, all to be set true to line and grade; before any curbstone is
set, there shall be a trench excavated to a depth of three feet below
grade line and 12 inches wide, in which shall be placed and jammed
12 inches deep of broken stone, then the curbstone set upon it. Any
stone condemned by the Street Committee shall be immediately removed
from the street.
Any person violating any of the provisions of
this article shall, upon conviction thereof, be punishable by a fine
of not more than $600, plus costs of prosecution, and in default of
payment of such fine and costs by imprisonment for not more than 30
days.
