| Park Rules |
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3121 OS |
1856 |
Unlawful to carry away any earth from streets, parks, or commons. Article I, Section 16. |
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7086 AS |
1881 |
Prohibiting injury to trees, statues, benches, flowers, etc., in public parks, and prohibiting political and public meetings, within limits, also ball playing, vending, artillery firing, etc. |
See also 11019 CS. |
| Park Rules |
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294 NCS |
1900 |
Making it unlawful to kill lbirds in parks or squares. Also to trap wild song birds in parks or squares. |
See 1979 NCS. See 9797 CS. |
| Park Rules |
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487 CCS |
1913 |
Prohibiting selling liquor in Audubon or City Park. |
See also 7745 NCS. |
| Park Rules |
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4221 CCS |
1917 |
Making it unlawful to play music in parks, squres, etc., without permit. |
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| Park Rules |
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5116 CCS |
1918 |
Making it unlawful to catch, kill or have in possession any fish, fishing poles, lines etc., without approval of Park Commissioner. |
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| Park Rules |
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5747 CCS |
1920 |
Prohibiting the playing of baseball, football, racquette, etc., except where designated. |
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| Park Rules |
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7090 CCS |
1922 |
Establishing a Parking Commission. |
Amending 1945 CCS - providing for the appointment of a Commission to plant, maintain and care for trees, etc. |
| Park Rules |
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7614 CCS |
1923 |
Making it unlawful to feed animal, birds, etc., in the Zoo. |
See 9797 CS - Rules covering Audubon Park. |
| Park Rules |
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7823 CCS |
1924 |
Prohibiting peddling in West End Shore Park. |
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| Park Rules |
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14098 CCS |
1934 |
Creating a New Orleans Parkway Commission to consist of 9 members who shall have power to plant, maintain and care for trees, shrubs, flowers, etc. in all highways, public square and places of the City of New Orleans. |
See also 1945 CCS and 5818 NCS. See also 7090 CCS. |
| Parks and Squares |
Alcee Fortier Park |
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9356 CCS |
1926 |
Dedicating ground bounded by Esplanade Avenue, Grand Route St. John and Mystery Street as a small park. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Algiers Park |
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| Parks and Squares |
Amelia Park |
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3825 NCS |
1906 |
Dedicating a portion of ground bounded by St. Charles Avenue, Prytania, Amelia and Antonine Streets as Amelia Park. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Annunciation Square |
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299 OS |
1865 |
Requiring owners to enclose with fence six feet in height. |
See also 304 CS - requiring Commissioner to take charge of Annunciation Park, along with other public squares and parks. |
| Parks and Squares |
Aquatic Park |
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14086 CCS |
1934 |
Designating as an Aquatic Park, and creating a commission therefor, that portion of Bayou St. John between Esplanade Avenue and North Hagan Avenue. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Audubon Park |
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487 CCS |
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Prohibiting the sale of spiritous, alcoholic, vinous or malt liquors in Audubon and City Parks. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Audubon Park |
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7195 AS |
1881 |
Placing Upper City Park in charge of Commissioners for the purpose of improving, defining the powers of said Commissioners, etc. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Audubon Park |
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452 CS |
1883 |
Providing for the erection of a suitable building in the grounds of Upper City Park for use as a Horticultural Hall, and granting use of the park to the World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition from 1883 to 1885. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Audubon Park |
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1124 CS |
1885 |
Extending the use of the park to the World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition for 12 months, from May 31st, 1885. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Audubon Park |
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1382 CS |
1885 |
Transferring privilege granted to the World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition of the free use of Upper City Park, to the North, Central and South American Esposition. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Audubon Park |
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1864 CS |
1886 |
Changing the name of Upper City Park to be hereafter known as "Audubon Park" |
See 1806 CS providing for a Board of Commissioners for "Upper City Park and St. Charles Avenue and 3529 CS providing for improvement. |
| Parks and Squares |
Audubon Park |
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2884 CS |
1888 |
To provide for the holding of an election to levy a special tax for the construction of Audubon Park. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Audubon Park |
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3599 CS |
1889 |
Receiving all the paid City Park Notes secured by Mortgage on the Foucher Tract, of which Audubon Park forms a part, and executing an Act of Release. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Audubon Park |
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9797 CS |
1894 |
Establishing rules for the governing of Audubon Park. |
Sections 2 to 11 gives list of numerous restrictions and prohibitions. See Park Rules. |
| Parks and Squares |
Audubon Park |
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1643 NCS |
1903 |
Amending Ord. 3273 CS (Fire limits) to exclude Audubon Park. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Audubon Park |
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2256 NCS |
1904 |
Dedicating ground on Walnut Street, St. Charles Avenue, and Felicia Street as addition to Audubon Park. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Audubon Park |
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2236 CCS |
1915 |
To carry into effect Act 191 of the General Assembly of 1914, by creating a commission of 24 citizens to administer the affairs of Audubon Park, and authorizing the issue of $100,000.00 of bonds for improvement. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Beauregard Place |
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8959 CS |
1894 |
Dedicating neutral ground of Nashville Avenue from Water Street to Claiborne Street as Beauregard Place. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Beauregard Square |
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7351 CS |
1893 |
Changing the name of "Congo Square" to Beauregard Square. Location N. Rampart, Orleans, St. Ann and St Claude Streets. |
Transferred as a playground by Ord. 3576 CCS. |
| Parks and Squares |
Beauregard Square in the Fourth District |
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5919 OS |
1862 |
Changing the name of Fillmore Square in the 4th District to Beauregard Square. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Behrman Memorial Park |
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9859 CCS |
1927 |
Dedicating squares 1, 2 and 4 of Florence Park, Algiers, as Behrman Memorial Park in honor of Martin Behrman. |
Donated by Elias Pailet. Amended by 10125 CCS to meet with the approval of the City Engineer by revising blue prints. See 11114 CCS awarding contract for construction of the Behrman Memorial to Thos. Brockman, and 11596 CCS appropriating $2900.00 for care and maintenance. |
| Parks and Squares |
Broadmoor |
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1714 CCS |
1914 |
Accepting proffered dedication by the N. O. Realty and Investment Co. of a triangle of ground known as "Broadmoor" bounded by Vincent, Dupre and Broad Streets, as a public park. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Circus Square |
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See "Congo Square". |
| Parks and Squares |
City Park |
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2115 OS |
1855 |
Instructing the Chief of Police to detail one man to prevent the distruction of trees on property belonging to the city on Metairie Ridge, known as City Park. |
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| Parks and Squares |
City Park |
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3860 OS |
1858 |
Authorizing contract for the fencing of City Park on Metairie Road, also the building of a keeper's Lodge. |
A news item in the Daily Picayune of April 20th, 1858, page 2, column 4, refers to this as Metairie Ridge Park. |
| Parks and Squares |
City Park |
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4083 OS |
1858 |
Providing for the election of a caretaker for City Park, his salary and duties. |
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| Parks and Squares |
City Park |
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45 AS |
1870 |
Carrying into effect Act of the Legislature of 1870, authorizing the city to levy a tax on real estate to establish "a New Orleans Park". |
See also 643 AS. |
| Parks and Squares |
City Park |
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4021 AS |
1877 |
Abolishing the Board of Commissioners of "the New Orleans Park", and conferring control to the City Council. |
See Act 87 of the Legislature of 1877, also Ordinance No. 7219 AS. |
| Parks and Squares |
City Park Extension |
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13735 CCS |
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Directing plans for the dredging of a canal or canals in the City Park Extension, and the building of roadways. City Welfare Workers to do the road work. |
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| Parks and Squares |
City Park Extension |
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13799 CCS |
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Accepting bid for the excavating of borrow pit and building embankment in City Park Extension. |
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| Parks and Squares |
City Park Extension |
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10180 CCS |
1928 |
Ratifying the purchase of property known as City Park Extension, from the New Orleans Land Company, contracted for in 1925. |
See also 2355 NCS, 2503 NCS and 4831 CCS authorizing purchase of Country Club property. |
| Parks and Squares |
City Park Extension |
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14530 CCS |
1937 |
Providing for the removal of the Mullens Shipyard from the west bank of Bayou St. John at the intersection of Esplanade Avenue. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Claiborne Street Park |
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3579 OS |
1857 |
Authorizing the leveling and grading of two squares of the neutral ground in Claiborne Street between Canal and Common for public park. |
See 1844 CS. |
| Parks and Squares |
Clark Place |
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14740 CS |
1897 |
On Philip Street between Liberty and Franklin Streets, changed from Philip Park to Clark Place. |
See also 14502 CS. |
| Parks and Squares |
Clay Square |
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| Parks and Squares |
Clay Square |
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1186 |
Ordinance Book, City of Lafayette - 1846-1852 |
Providing that the public square purchased from Mollard and Armstead be named in honor of Henry Clay. |
See also 414 OS requesting specifications for a wood fence and an iron railing to enclose Clay Square; also 1970 OS authorizing the planting of trees, and 4107 OS and 3917 OS awarding contract for placing the iron railing. |
| Parks and Squares |
Cleveland Park |
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3255 NCS |
1905 |
Amending and re-enacting 1844 CS, 8836 CS, and 9836 CS, setting apart and designating neutral ground on Claiborne Street from Canal to Julia Streets, and the triangle at corner of Tulane and Claiborne, as Cleveland Park. |
See Playgrounds. |
| Parks and Squares |
Coliseum Park |
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1347 OS |
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Setting aside two squares of ground bounded by Race, Camp and Coliseum Streets as part of Park. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Coliseum Park |
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1414 OS |
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Providing for a granite base and railing. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Coliseum Park |
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1504 OS |
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Pertaining to the matter of assessments in the laying out of Coliseum Park. |
See also 1507 OS and 1892 OS. |
| Parks and Squares |
Coliseum Park |
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5251 OS |
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Authority to enclose Robin Street, from Camp to Coliseum as part of park. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Coliseum Park |
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5430 OS |
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Directing City Surveyor to have park filled and graded. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Coliseum Park |
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736 OS |
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Directing walks be curbed and filled. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Coliseum Park |
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364 OS |
1852 |
Instructing the City Surveyor to fill and grade to the proper level, and to place boxes around trees. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Congo Square |
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7126 AS |
1881 |
Providing for the appointment of Commissioners of Congo Square. |
See "Beauregard" also "Place de Arms". |
| Parks and Squares |
Congo Square |
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7136 AS |
1881 |
Providing that the Place de Armes be placed in charge of Commissioners for the purpose of improving this square and the Avenue Ramparts. |
No location is stated except the "Avenue Ramparts". See also 4802 OS - "Place de Armes". |
| Parks and Squares |
Congo Square |
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Council Proceedings |
February 8, 1853 |
These proceedings ordain that the square formerly known as Congo Square later changed to Place de Armes and located between Rampart, St. Claude, St. Peter and St. Ann Streets, be donated to the State of Louisiana upon condition that the State Capitol be built thereon. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Congo Square |
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New Orleans Bee |
July 17, 1857 |
This news item mentions that the square now called Place de Armes was formerly called Congo Square. Thus it appears that this square was known by both names at that time, as note Ord. 7126 AS referring to Congo Square, and 7136 AS referring to Place de Armes. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Congo Square |
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Louisiana Courrier |
October 15, 1850 |
It would appear from this news item that about 1850 it was decided to discontinue the practice of firing salutes and drilling soldiers in the Place de Armes (Jackson Square) and transfer these activities to Congo or Circus Square, thus making the Congo Square the Place de Armes (Place de Arms). |
Louisiana Courrier, P. 3, Col. 1. |
| Parks and Squares |
Danneel Place |
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3740 NCS |
1906 |
Donated by Rudolph Dannell. Bounded by St. Charles, Octavia, Rampart and Joseph Streets. |
See 3905 NCS creating Board of Commissioners. |
| Parks and Squares |
De Soto Place |
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12525 CS |
1896 |
Created from triangle at Esplanade Avenue and De Soto Street. Donated to the City by L. A. Jung. |
See Ord. 12516 CS. |
| Parks and Squares |
Douglas Square |
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See Shakespeare Park. |
| Parks and Squares |
Duconge Place |
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9107 CS |
1894 |
Across the river between Clesi Place and Aurora Plantation. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Fillmore Park |
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See Beauregard Square. |
Fourth District. |
| Parks and Squares |
Fisher's Place |
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See Sunshine Park. |
| Parks and Squares |
Florence Park (Algiers) |
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See Behrman Memorial. |
See also 10126 CCS approving plans of subdivision and accept - streets and neutral grounds. |
| Parks and Squares |
Flower Park |
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See Walter C. Flower Park. |
| Parks and Squares |
Fountainbleau Park |
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4325 CCS |
1917 |
Dedicating that portion of Broad Place bounded by lower side of Martha Street, lake side of Broad Place, the upper Foucher Line, and the roadway of Fountainbleau Drive as Fountainbleau Park. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Galvez Avenue Park |
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809 NCS |
1901 |
Neutral ground of Galvez Street from Julia Street to Toulouse Street. |
See 1901 NCS accepting bid for improvements. |
| Parks and Squares |
Gentilly Park |
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5389 NCS |
1908 |
Created from triangle of Gentilly Avenue and Frenchmen Street. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Gilmore Park |
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2135 NCS |
1903 |
Designating as Gilmor Park property on Laurel Street at the intersection of State Street. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Hall of Fame, Outdoor |
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See "Memorial Park". |
| Parks and Squares |
Hamilton Square |
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See Palmer Park. |
| Parks and Squares |
Harmony Park |
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See Playgrounds. |
| Parks and Squares |
Hurst Place |
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12062 CS |
1896 |
Neutral ground of Nashville Avenue between Constance and Patton Streets. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Jackson Square |
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296 OS |
1852 |
Providing that Jackson Square in the Second District be kept open until 10 o'clock PM from the first of May to the first of November each year. |
See also 4066 OS - providing that the gates be closed and locked at gunfire. See also 4589 AS under "Federal Buildings" which refers to Jackson Square as bounded by Esplanade Avenue, Barracks, and Levee Streets and the Public Road. (In 1835). |
| Parks and Squares |
Jackson Square |
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2017 OS |
1855 |
Directing the Surveyor to make the necessary filling in Jackson Square to give proper slope for the base of the proposed Jackson Monument. |
See also 4210 OS - providing for the placing of an iron railing around Jackson Monument. |
| Parks and Squares |
Jamison Square |
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7728 CS |
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Neutral ground on Howard Avenue from Dryades to Baronne Street to be known as Jamison Square. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Jefferson Park |
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11924 CS |
1896 |
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See Murray Park. |
| Parks and Squares |
Johnson Park |
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See Lewis Johnson Park. |
| Parks and Squares |
Keller Park |
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See Playgrounds. |
| Parks and Squares |
Kennedy Place |
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6098 NCS |
1909 |
Created from square bounded by Ursuline, Bell, Lopez and Rendon Streets. |
See 5588 NCS authorizing purchase of triangle. |
| Parks and Squares |
Kruttschnitt Place |
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3820 NCS |
1906 |
Created from triangle of N. Dorgenois, Bell Street, and Bayou Road. |
See 3900 NCS creating a Board of Commissioners. |
| Parks and Squares |
Lafayette Square |
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2173 AS |
1873 |
Instructing the Administrator of Police to remove the iron railings and gates of Lafayette Square. |
See also file on Henry Clay in "History and Biography" re status of Clay in Lafayette Square. |
| Parks and Squares |
Lafon |
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See "Thomy Lafon Park". |
| Parks and Squares |
Lawrence Square |
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8672 CS |
1894 |
Authorizing plans and specifications for the improvement of Lawrence Square, bounded by Napoleon Avenue, Magazine, Camp and Berlin Streets. |
See 3025 NCS dedicating to Uptown Library Branch. |
| Parks and Squares |
Lee Circle |
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See "History and Biography" under caption "Robert E. Lee". |
| Parks and Squares |
Lewis Johnson Park |
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7118 NCS |
1911 |
Created from two squares of ground in front of the Water Purification Plant. Named in honor of Lewis Johnson, President of the Sewerage & Water Board. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Liberty Street Park |
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2743 NCS |
1904 |
Granting permission to the Widow P. Nagel to establish a park at 2220 S. Liberty Street to use for lawn parties. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Lima Square (Algiers) |
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7531 CCS |
1923 |
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See Playgrounds. |
| Parks and Squares |
Lincoln Park |
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1260 NCS |
1902 |
Ordinance granting to establish - in square bounded by Carrollton Avenue, Short, Olleander and Forshey Streets. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Louisiana Avenue Park |
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4746 NCS |
1907 |
Created from neutral ground of Louisiana Avenue between Freret Street and Claiborne Avenue. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Louisiana Park |
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4273 NCS |
1906 |
Created from a portion of Louisiana Avenue between Laurel and Tchoupitoulas Streets. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Magazine Park |
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13615 CS |
1897 |
Located between Magazine Street, Magazine Place, St. Mary Street, and Felicity Road. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Mc Carty's Square |
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4466 OS |
1859 |
Providing that lots 5, 8, and 9 in property known as Mc Carty's, be reserved as a public school site, and that portion known as "McCarty's Square" be reserved as a public square (Mc Carty's Plantation acquired through the McDonogh estate.) |
See also 4513 OS and 4521 OS. See also 5343 CCS granting permission to erect a memorial to World War Veterans. |
| Parks and Squares |
Mc Carty's Square |
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4584 OS |
1859 |
Authorizing a wooden railing around McCarty's Square. |
See also 5383 CS - authorizing Commissioners for Mc Carty's Square. |
| Parks and Squares |
Mc Donogh Place |
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2252 CS |
1887 |
Located at St. Charles Avenue at Toledano Street. Accepting donation of Mc Donogh Place and providing for its government as a public square. |
See Times-Picayune 5/5/38 - unveiling of Bronze Statue of John Mc Donogh. |
| Parks and Squares |
Memorial Park |
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14493 CCS |
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Dedicating the neutral ground on Canal Boulevard from City Park Avenue to Robert E. Lee Boulevard as an "Out-door Hall of Fame" to perpetuate the memory of citizens whose accomplishments have been outstanding in social, civic or economic welfare. |
See also 14183 CCS - Wedell Park. |
| Parks and Squares |
Milneburg Park |
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See Playgrounds. |
| Parks and Squares |
Morris Park |
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See Shakespeare Park. |
| Parks and Squares |
Murray Park |
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11924 CS |
1896 |
Located at Napolleon Avenue between Tchoupitoulas and Water Streets. Name changed from Jefferson Park. |
See 9689 CS. |
| Parks and Squares |
New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso. |
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14245 CCS |
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Providing for exchange of land with W. H. McFaddedn for square 868 in the 2nd District. |
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| Parks and Squares |
New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso. |
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14246 CCS |
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Providing that the Improvement Asso. make 99 year lease of above property to W. H. McFadden. |
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| Parks and Squares |
New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso. |
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14479 CCS |
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Authorizing the Mayor to enter into contract with the Board of Levee Commissioners, the City Park Improvement Association, and J. F. Dupuy for the removal of the Dupuy Shipyard. |
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| Parks and Squares |
New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso. |
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14550 CCS |
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Accepting donation and dedication from the N. O. City Park Improvement Association, two lots of ground in Sq. 870, 2nd District. |
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| Parks and Squares |
New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso. |
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14551 CCS |
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Accepting donation and dedication from the N. O. City Park Improvement Association, a certain tract of ground in square 870, 2nd District. |
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| Parks and Squares |
New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso. |
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5650 CCS |
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Providing for the sale of a site to the Delgado Trades School - proceeds to go to the Improvement Association. |
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| Parks and Squares |
New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso. |
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5547 CS |
1891 |
Intrusting to the N. O. City Park Improvement Association the management and control of the Lower City Park of Metairie Road. |
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| Parks and Squares |
New Orleans City Park Improvement Asso. |
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2535 NCS |
1904 |
Proposing the creation of a parkway drive between City Park and Audubon Park, outlining the route. |
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| Parks and Squares |
New Orleans Park |
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See City Park. |
| Parks and Squares |
Newcomb Place |
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2296 NCS |
1904 |
Dedicating ground between Ninth and Harmony Streets at the intersection of Camp Street in honor of Mrs. Josephine L. Newcomb, foundress of H. Sophie Newcomb College. |
See 2473 NCS - accepting donation from B. Mark of adjoining piece of ground. See also 6732 NCS providing for neutral ground at Ninth and Harmony Streets. |
| Parks and Squares |
Newman Park |
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8634 CS |
1894 |
Triangle formed by Prytania, Urania and Felicity Streets, donated by Charles Newman and neighbors, dedicated as Newman Park. |
See 7043 CS. |
| Parks and Squares |
O'Connor Recreation Park |
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2293 NCS |
1904 |
Created from portion of the Old Police Jail by extending S. Robertson Street from Perrilliate to Cypress Streets. Named in honor of Councilman Charles O'Connor. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Out-Door Hall of Fame |
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See "Memorial Park". |
| Parks and Squares |
Palmer Park |
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1322 NCS |
1902 |
Changing the name of Hamilton Square bounded by Carrollton Avenue, Sycamore, Dublin and Mobile Streets, to Palmer Park. |
See also page 62 Book C - Carrollton Council Proceedings. |
| Parks and Squares |
Parkerson Place |
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5219 CS |
1891 |
Location Terpsichore Street between Prytania and Coliseum Streets. Appointing a commission to take charge of the beautifying of Parkerson Place. Dedicated in 1888 by ordiance 2924 CS in honor of the leader of the Young Men's Democratic Association. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Philip Park |
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14740 CS |
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See Clark Place. |
| Parks and Squares |
Place de Armes |
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4802 OS |
1859 |
Directing the Surveyor to pave all walks in the Place de Armes with shells or cement. |
See Jackson Square also Congo Square. |
| Parks and Squares |
Place de Armes |
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7136 AS |
1881 |
Providing that the Place de Armes and "Avenue Ramparts" from Canal Street to Esplanade, be placed in charge of Commissioners for the purpose of improvement. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Poland Avenue Park |
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12373 CS |
1896 |
Created from a portion of ground on Poland Street between the Levee and Chartres Street. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Poydras Park |
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5046 NCS |
1908 |
Donating site formerly used by the Pilie Market, between N. and S. Poydras and Rampart and Saratoga Streets as a children's playground. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Shakespeare Park |
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16225 CS |
1900 |
Bounded by Washington Avenue, Howard, Third and Freret Streets. Changing the name of Morris Park to Shakespeare Park. |
See also 7456 CS changing the name of Douglas Square to Morris Park. See also 4568 OS shown as part of the McDonogh property. |
| Parks and Squares |
Soraparu Place |
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13288 CS |
1897 |
Authorizing the establishment of a Board of Commissioners for Soraparu Place to have all the rights and privileges vested in the Board of Commissioners of St. Charles Avenue. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Soraparu Place |
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15435 CS |
1899 |
Appropriating $500.00 from the Reserve Fund of 1897, for improvements to Soraparu Park. |
See 15641 CS. |
| Parks and Squares |
Soraparu Place |
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15738 CS |
1899 |
Appropriating the remainder of Item 25 of the Reserve Fund of 1897 ($133.70) for improvements to Soraparu Park. Transferred to Playground Commission by Ord. 4570 CCS. |
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| Parks and Squares |
St. Anthony's Square |
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693 OS |
1853 |
Requiring the wardens of the Church of St. Louis to fence in St. Anthony's Square and pave the alleys on either side from Royal to Condo Street. |
See also 4266 OS. |
| Parks and Squares |
St. Roch |
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See "Playgrounds". |
| Parks and Squares |
Sugar Exchange Park |
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412 CS |
1883 |
Designating a space between Bienville, Delta and Front Streets as a public park to be known as Sugar Exchange Park, and creating a commission for the purpose of improvement. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Sunshine Park |
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2274 CCS |
1915 |
Changing the name of "Fisher's Place" bounded by St. Charles, Carrollton and Leake Avenues, as "Sunshine Park". |
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| Parks and Squares |
Taylor Park |
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4135 NCS |
1906 |
Appointing a Board of Commissioners for the care of Taylor Park, bounded by Washington Avenue, Derbigny, Roman and Third Streets. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Thomy Lafon Place |
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4760 NCS |
1907 |
Dedicating ground originally occupied by the Thomy Lafon School in square bounded by Howard, Liberty, Seventh and Harmony Streets as a place of rest and recreation. |
See also 4263 NCS dedicating ground adjoining the (new) Thomy Lafon School as a playground. |
| Parks and Squares |
Tivoli Circle |
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See "History and Biography: - under caption "Robert E. Lee. |
| Parks and Squares |
Tulane Park |
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10056 CS |
1894 |
Created from the triangle formed by the intersection of Banks and Tulane Avenue, extending from Galvez to Prieur Street. |
See also 744 and 778 NCS. |
| Parks and Squares |
Union Square |
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12063 CCS |
1930 |
Bounded by Humanity Street, E. St. Roch Avenue, Fairmont Drive and W. St. Roch Avenue. Dedicated as a public playground. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Walter C. Flower Park |
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5364 NCS |
1908 |
Created from property adjoining school bounded by Green, Birch, Leonidas and Joliet Streets. |
See 15198 CS, and 777 NCS. |
| Parks and Squares |
Washington Square |
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1292 OS |
1854 |
Permitting an extension of time for the completion of an iron fence around Washington Square. |
See "Playgrounds". See 3843 OS, 7254 AS, and 3418 NCS. See also Minute Book of 1828, page 347, Conseil de Ville. |
| Parks and Squares |
Water Purification Plant |
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See Lewis Johnson Park. |
| Parks and Squares |
Wedell Park |
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14183 CCS |
1934 |
Dedicating first block of neutral ground on Canal Boulevard and City Park Avenue as Wedell Park. In honor of James Wedell, noted aviator. |
See also Memorial Park. See 14493 CCS - Memorial Park. |
| Parks and Squares |
West End Park |
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See "West End". |
| Parks and Squares |
Zacharie Park |
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1833 NCS |
1903 |
Creating park in neutral ground of Toledano Streets from St. Charles Avenue to Dryades Street, designated as Zacharie Park. |
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| Parks and Squares |
Zoological Gardens |
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10677 CCS |
1928 |
Carrying into effect Act 81 levying a speciall tax for the establishment of a zoological garden in New Orleans. |
This was located in Audubon Park. |
| Party Fences |
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See Building code 9357 CCS. |
| Party Fences |
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199 AS |
1870 |
Governing the building of fences between adjoining properties, defining responsibility of each property owners, etc. |
See 4433 CS - providing specifications for party fences and amended by 10474 CCS. |
| Party Fences |
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9357 CCS |
1926 |
See Section 45 - Requirements for Party Fences - Building Code. |
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| Party Fences |
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13925 CCS |
1933 |
Providing for the building and repairs of party fences, and repealing Ordinance 10474 CCS. |
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| Paving |
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See Streets - Paving, Construction, etc. |
| Paving |
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10603 CCS |
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To prohibit the damaging of pavement by heavy vehicles, trucks, road machines, tractors, etc. |
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| Paving |
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14443 CCS |
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Amending 14101 CCS. |
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| Paving |
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14444 CCS |
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Amemding 14101 CCS. |
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| Paving |
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14584 CCS |
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Authorizing destruction of paid and cancelled paving certificates. |
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| Paving |
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14586 CCS |
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Amending 14443 CCS |
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| Paving |
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14640 CCS |
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Amending 14443 CCS |
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| Paving |
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8314 CS |
1893 |
Providing that all carriage ways over sidewalks into private property shall be paved the whole width of the opening with well burnt brick laid on edge in a concrete foundation. |
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| Paving |
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13043 CS |
1896 |
Directing the publication of the intention of the Council to provide for the pavement of sidewalks, in accordance with Act No. 45 of 1896. |
See 749 CS - providing for uniform grade of all sidewalks. |
| Paving |
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582 NCS |
1901 |
Changing plans and specifications for the paving of the neutral ground of Canal Street from Delta to Liberty Streets. |
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| Paving |
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4876 NCS |
1907 |
Governing the cutting into and jacking through roadways, streets, etc., and providing for the proper replacement of pavements. |
See also 2204 CCS and 13927 CCS. |
| Paving |
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4876 NCS |
1907 |
Regulating the cutting into and jacking through roadways and streets and providing for the proper replacement of pavements disturbed. |
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| Paving |
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6441 CCS |
1921 |
Accepting plans and specifications of the City Engineer for the paving of streets, sub-surface drains, etc. |
Amended by 6703 CCS. |
| Paving |
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10480 CCS |
1928 |
Providing for the paving of Bartholomew Street from Chartres Street to St. Claude Avenue. |
See 10851 CCS - providing for sub-surface drainage, curbs, etc. |
| Paving |
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10626 CCS |
1928 |
Providing that real estate owners have ther right to petition for the kind and character of pavement they prefer. |
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| Paving |
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14101 CCS |
1934 |
Covering general specifications for street paving and temporary surfacing. |
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| Paving |
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14277 CCS |
1935 |
Authorizing the Commissioner of Public Finance to cancel, in whole or in part, paving liens due the city. |
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| Paving |
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14627 CCS |
1937 |
Accepting bid of Craven and Lang for the resurfacing of Carrollton Avenue, from City Park Avenue to St. Charles Avenue. |
See 14612 CCS advertising for bids. |
| Paving |
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14640 CCS |
1937 |
Amending 14443 and 14101 CCS relative to general specifications and standard plans of street paving and temporary surfacing. |
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| Paving |
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14696 CCS |
1938 |
Authorizing advertisement for bid for the purchase of 3500 tons of Hot Natural Limestone Rock Asphalt in place, including equipment and skilled labor, in connection with the street improvement program being carried on in co-operation with the Works Progress Administration. |
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| Paving |
Paving Supplies |
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14485 CCS |
1936 |
Accepting the bid of J. J. Clark Co., Inc., to furnish the city with cement for one year. |
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| Paving |
Paving Supplies |
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14486 CCS |
1936 |
Accepting the bid of the Oyster Shell Products Corporation, Inc., for furnishing Asphalt Filler to the city for one year. |
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| Paving |
Paving Supplies |
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14487 CCS |
1936 |
Accepting the bid of Jahncke Service, Inc., for furnishing Lake Shore Sand, topping sand, and washed gravel for one year. |
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| Peddlers |
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7823 CCS |
1924 |
Prohibiting the selling or peddling of any commodity in West End Lake Shore Park, except on premises of concessions granted. |
See Permits. |
| Peddlers |
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8444 CCS |
1925 |
Prohibiting the peddlilng of ice cream, confectionery, soft drinks, sandwiches, etc., within three blocks of any school, college or university, by peddlers. |
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| Peddlers |
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14418 CCS |
1936 |
Requiring all peddlers of perishable foods, vegetables, fruits, and live poultry, etc., to secure certificate of inspection from the Department of Public Markets. |
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| Peddlers |
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14556 CCS |
1937 |
Refunding money paid by peddlers in error to the city, between January 1937 and March 1927. |
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| Permits |
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See Peddlers |
| Permits |
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1165 CCS |
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Pertaining to the use of sidewalks and streets for merchandising purposes, limiting areas, etc. |
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| Permits |
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4203 NCS |
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Pertaining to the use of sidewalks and streets for merchandising purposes, limiting areas, etc. |
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| Permits |
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972 CCS |
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Pertaining to the use of sidewalks and streets for merchandising purposes, limiting areas, etc. |
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| Permits |
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228 AS |
1870 |
Authorizing the Mayor to relieve from paying licenses those persons who from age, sickenss or infirmity are unable to make a living from ordinary labor. |
Granting permit to sell. |
| Permits |
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5884 CS |
1891 |
Requiring a permit for the establishment of a forge, foundry or steam engine. |
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| Permits |
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7944 CS |
1893 |
It shall be unlawful to establish a place of public entertainment without a permit from the Council |
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| Permits |
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265 NCS |
1900 |
Making it unlawful for any person, society or association to give public entertainments without a permit. |
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| Permits |
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4596 NCS |
1907 |
Making it unlawful to solicit advertising without a permit. |
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| Permits |
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12524 CCS |
1930 |
Providing for obtaining permits for soliciting, selling of merchandise, holding parades, meetings, etc., when using the streets. |
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| Permits |
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14115 CCS |
1934 |
Fixing schedule of charges for use of the public streets for merchandising, etc. |
Repealed by 14146 CCS. |
| Permits |
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14294 CCS |
1935 |
Repealing No. 12524 CCS and rearranging rates, etc. |
Amended and reenacted by 14302 CCS. |
| Permits |
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14434 CCS |
1936 |
Regulating the cost of permits issued for the purpose of operating in and on public streets or other public places, repealing 14294 and 14302 CCS. |
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| Playgrounds |
Algiers Park |
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3595 CCS |
1916 |
Accepting a triangle of ground donated by Leon and Paul Villere, A. N. Robelot and J. G. Olivier bounded by Verret, Opelousas, Sequin and Evelina Streets for a playground (formerly Barthelmy Duverje Cemetery) provided the city will remove the bodies to Metairie Cemetery. |
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| Playgrounds |
Annunciation Park |
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299 OS |
1865 |
Location Annunciation and Race Streets. Opened as a playground June 23, 1913. |
See "Parks and Squares". |
| Playgrounds |
Beauregard Square |
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7351 CS |
1893 |
Changing the name of Congo Square to Beauregard Square. Transferred to the Playground Commission by Ordinance 3576 CCS. |
See "Parks and Squares". |
| Playgrounds |
Berthelot Lemann Playground |
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14109 CCS |
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Dedicating square of ground on Lafitte Avenue from Marais Street to the river side of Claiborne Avenue, and from the lake side of Claiborne to the river side of N. Prieur Street, as a public playground. |
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| Playgrounds |
City Park |
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Playground Commission Booklet |
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Location Annunciation and Second Streets. Opened as a playground December 1, 1913. |
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| Playgrounds |
Cleveland Park |
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3255 NCS |
1905 |
Designating Claiborne Avenue neutral ground from Canal to Julia Streets and the triangle at the corner of Tulane and Claiborne. Opened as a playground October 26, 1909. |
See "Parks and Squares". See 5847 NCS - transferring to the Playground Commission. |
| Playgrounds |
Galvez Park |
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Playground Commission Booklet |
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Location Galvez and Bienville Streets. Opened as a playground April 1, 1920. |
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| Playgrounds |
Harmony Park |
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Playground Commission Booklet |
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Location Harmony and Constance Streets. Opened as a playground May 5, 1915. |
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| Playgrounds |
James B. Humphreys Playground |
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14388 CCS |
1936 |
Designating square bounded by Olive, Hamilton, Edenburgh and Mistletoe Streets, to be known as the James B. Humphreys Playground. |
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| Playgrounds |
Keller Park |
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Playground Commission Booklet |
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Location Felicity and Magnolia Streets. Opened August 23, 1923. |
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| Playgrounds |
Lima Square |
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7531 CCS |
1923 |
Dedicating Lima Square bounded by Ptolemy, Brooklyn, Lawrence and Teche Streets, as a playground. |
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| Playgrounds |
Milneburg Park |
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Playground Commission Booklet |
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Location Milneburg. Opened June 17, 1911. |
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| Playgrounds |
Poydras Park |
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5046 NCS |
1908 |
Donating site of the Pilie Market as a Playground. Opened May 16, 1908. |
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| Playgrounds |
Soraparu Park |
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4570 CCS |
1917 |
Transferring Soraparu Park to the Playground Commission. |
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| Playgrounds |
St. Roch Playground |
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Location St. Roch Avenue and Roman Street. Opened June 26, 1910. |
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| Playgrounds |
Stallings Playground |
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9216 CCS |
1926 |
Dedicating squares 75 and 76 of Hurstville, Sixth District, and a portion of Arabella Street from S. Liberty to Howard Street, to be known as the Stallings Playground. |
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| Playgrounds |
Stallings, Olive A. |
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11892 CCS |
1929 |
Authorizing purchase of ground bounded by Gentilly Road, N. Dupre, Lapeyrouse, LaHarpe, and Paul Morphy Streets, for a playground. |
See also 14382 CCS and 14447 CCS - providing additional gournd, and 14429 CCS - naming the "Olive A. Stallings Playground". |
| Playgrounds |
Taylor Park |
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4135 NCS |
1906 |
Bounded by Washington Avenue, Derbigny, Roman and Third Streets. Opened as a playground November 4, 1911. |
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| Playgrounds |
Thomy Lafon Playground |
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4263 NCS |
1906 |
Dedicating property located in square 360 adjoining the (new) Thomy Lafon School, as a playground. |
See "Parks and Squares". See 4760 NCS - creating a park and palyground on the old school lcoation bounded by Howard, Liberty, Seventh and Harmony Streets. |
| Playgrounds |
Union Square |
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12063 CCS |
1930 |
Dedicating square bounded by Humanity Street, East St. Roch Avenue, Fairmont Drive and West St. Roch Avenue, as a playground. |
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| Playgrounds |
Washington Square |
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7948 CCS |
1924 |
Dedicating as a playground square bounded by Royal, Dauphine, Elysian Fields and Frenchment Streets, known as Washington Square. |
See "Parks and Squares". |
| Playgrounds - without names |
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8104 NCS |
1911 |
Providing for the purchase of ground in square bounded by Annunciation, Jackson, Philip and Laurel Streets, for use as a playground. |
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| Playgrounds - without names |
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7383 CCS |
1923 |
Dedicating N. Hagan Avenue between Canal and Conti Streets as a playground. |
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| Playgrounds - without names |
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7884 CCS |
1924 |
Dedicating Jefferson Place as a playground. Bounded by N. Johnson, N. Roman, Elmira and Desire Streets. |
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| Playgrounds - without names |
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8650 CCS |
1925 |
Dedicating square bounded by Louisa, Piety, Chartres Streets and the river, as a playground. |
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| Playgrounds - without names |
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13287 CCS |
1931 |
Dedicating as a public playground that portion of Constitution Place bounded by Florida Avenue, line of square 1596, Franklin Avenue and Painters Street. |
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| Playgrounds - without names |
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13887 CCS |
1932 |
Authorizing exchange of that portion of Constitution Place bounded by line of square 1490, Franklin Avenue, Painters Street and Florida Avenue for square 1489 bounded by Law Street, Franklin Avenue, and Eads Street and line along southeast portion of Constitution Place. |
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| Plumbing |
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See Drains and Gutters. |
| Plumbing |
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5909 NCS |
1909 |
Prohibiting property owners from installing soil pipes, vent pipes, and other sanitary pipes on the outside of buildings where situated on the street property line. |
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| Plumbing |
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5111 CCS |
1918 |
Requiring owners and agents to keep plumbing fixtures, drains, etc., in a sanitary condition on all premises so as to maintain free and unobstructed flow of water through pipes and sewers. |
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| Plumbing |
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10633 CCS |
1928 |
Regulating house piping, appliances, fixtures, and apparatus necessary to be installed for the purpose of using hot water heating apparatus where heated by natural gas or manufactured gas and providing penalty. |
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| Plumbing |
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14480 CCS |
1936 |
Accepting the bid of the American Heating and Plumbing Company, Inc., for the installation of a boiler and pump for the City Hall. |
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| Police Department |
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2100 OS |
1855 |
Organizing the Department of Police in and for the City of New Orleans. |
See also 104 AS. |
| Police Department |
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3514 OS |
1857 |
Authorizing the Mayor to have two new Marias built for use in conveying prisoners to prison. |
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| Police Department |
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4146 OS |
1858 |
Fixing the salary of the Chief of Police at $3500 per year, from August 1st, 1858. |
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| Police Department |
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4585 OS |
1859 |
Introduction of the Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph into the City of New Orleans. |
See 4747 OS and 5216 OS. |
| Police Department |
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4974 OS |
1860 |
Making appropriation for the establishment of a Rougues' Gallery. |
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| Police Department |
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6144 OS |
1863 |
Providing for the establishment of a Police Charity Fund. |
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| Police Department |
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6251 OS |
1864 |
Granting to the Mayor the right to select the Police, regulating the salaries to be paid, also creating a Board of Trustees of the Police Fund. |
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| Police Department |
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104 AS |
1870 |
Defining the duties of the Department of Police and effecting its organization. |
Amended by 1965 AS. |
| Police Department |
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2172 AS |
1873 |
Changing the name of the City Workhouse to the Police Jail. |
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| Police Department |
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2281 AS |
1873 |
Changing the name of the Police Jail and restablishing the City Workhouse. |
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| Police Department |
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3914 AS |
1877 |
Organizing the Police Force of the City of New Orleans, carrying into affect Act 35 of 1877. |
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| Police Department |
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4841 AS |
1879 |
Authorizing the erection of a Police Station at the junction of Canal Street and Lake Road. |
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| Police Department |
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6833 AS |
1881 |
Providing for the organization and appointment of a competent and efficient Police Force for the City of New Orleans. |
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| Police Department |
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6845 AS |
1881 |
Establishing a Police Jail in the City of New Orleans and providing for the management thereof. |
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| Police Department |
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6958 AS |
1881 |
Creating the Chief of Aids, defining his duties and fixing his salary. |
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| Police Department |
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7062 AS |
1881 |
Authorizing the Mayor to appoint a committee to revise and change the present Police Manual. |
Also 84 CS - appointing Examining Committee. |
| Police Department |
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150 CS |
1883 |
Providing that persons of the opposite sex shall not be transported to prison in the same vehicle; that every person shall be entitled to sitting room, and prisoners not known to belong to the criminal class shall not be transported with known criminals. Copy of this ordinance to be posted in prison vans, jails, courts, etc. |
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| Police Department |
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306 CS |
1883 |
The Chief of Police or Mayor shall have the right to designate the number of policemen to be placed on guard at any show, etc., under terms of Article 15, Page 3 of Jewell's Digest. |
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| Police Department |
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84 CS |
1883 |
Authorizing the Mayor to appoint a committee of five to investigate all charges, etc., preferred against any Police Officer or Patrolmam, to be known as the "Examining Committee of the City Police". |
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| Police Department |
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2072 CS |
1887 |
To re-organize, establish ranks, etc., and provide an efficient Police Force. |
Amended by 2947 CS to change "Superintendent of Police" to "Chief of Police". |
| Police Department |
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2573 CS |
1887 |
Making it unlawful for any unauthorized person to make or have possession of any key for the Fire Alarm or Police Patrol Boxes. |
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| Police Department |
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4782 CS |
1890 |
Prohibiting the use of obscene and abusive language to members of the Police Department. |
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| Police Department |
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6088 CCS |
1921 |
To appropriate certain Pound Fees to the Police Pension Fund. |
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| Police Department |
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8736 CCS |
1925 |
Providing that the provisions of the Louisiana Employers' Liability Act (Act 20 of 1914) shall apply to the members of the Police Force of the City of New Orleans. |
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| Police Department |
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11120 CCS |
1929 |
Fixing the salary of the Superintendent of Police at $6,000 per annum. |
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| Police Department |
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14232 CCS |
1935 |
Dedicating proceeds of all manufacturers' license taxes (provided for in 14224 CCS) to the Police Department, Fire Department, and the Sewerage and Water Board. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
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See Court House and House of Detention, also Workhouse, House of Refuge - House of Good Shepherd. |
| Police Stations - Prisons |
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3316 OS |
1857 |
Providing for the purchase of two lots of ground on Edward Street, Square 65, 1st District, for a Lock-up and Police Station. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
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3514 OS |
1857 |
Authorizing the Mayor to have two new "Marias" built for use of Police in conveying prisoners to station. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
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4065 OS |
1858 |
Providng for the purchase of ground and the erection of a Recorder's Office and Lock-up at the corner of Champ Elysian and Greatmen Street, in the Third Disstrict. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
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4190 OS |
1858 |
Providing for specifications for a station house to be known as the Paccanier Station and Lock-up. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
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150 CS |
1883 |
Providing that persons of the opposite sex shall not be transported in the same vehicle to prison, every prisoner shall be entitled to sitting room, and prisoners not known to belong to the criminal class, shall not be transported with known criminals. Copy of this ordinance to be posted in prison vans, jails, courts, etc. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
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5785 CS |
1891 |
Authorizing the Mayor to purchase, pursuant to ordinances 5463, 5586, and 5744 CS, and all subsequent proceedings of the Council, various properties in square bounded by Tulane Avenue, (late Common Street) for the erection of a Criminal Court Building and Parish Prison. |
See also 6108 CS. |
| Police Stations - Prisons |
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8325 CS |
1893 |
Authorizing sale of ground and buildings of the Parish Prison bounded by Marais, Treme, St. Ann and Orleans Street. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
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13489 CS |
1897 |
Appointing a Board of Prison and Asylum Commissioners to be composed of fifteen persons. |
See also 7426 AS. |
| Police Stations - Prisons |
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15403 CS |
1899 |
Authorizing the sale of the Police Jail in square bounded by Berlin, Napoleon, Magazine, and Camp Streets. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
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15419 CS |
1899 |
Accepting bid for the erection of a Police Station at the corner of Felilcity and Clara Streets. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
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15566 CS |
1899 |
Authorizing the Mayor to enter into contract for the erection of a jail and Police Building in the Sixth District. |
See 15403 CS. |
| Police Stations - Prisons |
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246 NCS |
1900 |
Providing for the purchase of the square of ground bounded by Tulane Avenue, Broad, Gravier and White Streets for the erection of a Police Jail thereon. |
See also 668 NCS. |
| Police Stations - Prisons |
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794 NCS |
1901 |
Accepting bid for construction of the House of Detention, Tulane Avenue, Gravier, Broad and White Streets. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
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4622 NCS |
1907 |
Carrying into effect Act No. 51 of the session of 1906 providing for the employment of all persons sentenced to imprisonment, or to imprisonment in default of payment of fines. |
See also 4623 NCS. |
| Police Stations - Prisons |
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359 CCS |
1913 |
Authorizing the purchase of a lot in square bounded by Conti, Chartres, Decatur, and St. Louis Streets for a Police Station and court building due to the removal of the Third Precinct Station and Second City Criminal Court from the Cabildo. |
See also 1460 CCS. |
| Police Stations - Prisons |
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364 CCS |
1913 |
Authorizing the purchase of two lots of ground in square bounded by Annunciation, Terpsichore, Melpomene and Constance Streets, for a Police Station and Engine House. |
See also 367 CCS. |
| Police Stations - Prisons |
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887 CCS |
1913 |
Accepting bid for construction of two-story combination Engine House and Police Station at Annunciation and Terpsichore Streets. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
Fifth Precinct Police Station |
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14385 CCS |
1936 |
Providing for the demolition and removal of buildings at 735 Elysian Fields Avenue. |
Fifth Precinct Police Station. |
| Police Stations - Prisons |
Third Precinct Police Station |
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1469 CCS |
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Approving plans for construction. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
Third Precinct Police Station |
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1510 CCS |
|
Authorizing purchase of two lots in square bounded by St. Louis, Conti, Chartres and Decatur Streets. |
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| Police Stations - Prisons |
Third Precinct Police Station |
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1608 CCS |
|
Accepting bid for construction. |
See also 359 CCS. |
| Police Stations - Prisons |
Third Precinct Police Station |
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1460 CCS |
1914 |
Directing plans and specification for a Third Precinct Police Station and Second City Criminal Court building to replace the quarters now in the Cabildo. |
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| Policemen - Rules and Regulations |
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See "Disturbing the Peace". |
| Policemen - Rules and Regulations |
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8018 AS |
1882 |
Prohibiting the blowing of police whistles while on duty. |
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| Policemen - Rules and Regulations |
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150 CS |
1883 |
Providing that persons of the opposite sex shall not be transported in the same vehicle to prison, every prisoner shall be entitled to sitting room, and prisoners not known to belong to the criminal class, shall not be transported with known criminals. Copy of this ordinance to be posted in prison vans, jails, courts, etc. |
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| Policemen - Rules and Regulations |
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732 CS |
1884 |
Holding the police officers responsible for gambling on the streets with dice, cards, or other means. |
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| Policemen - Rules and Regulations |
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4782 CS |
1890 |
Prohibiting any person using obscene or abusive language to any member of the police while on duty. |
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| Policemen - Rules and Regulations |
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4227 NCS |
1906 |
Requiring halls where balls or similar entertainments are held to have telephone connection with the Police Department. |
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| Policemen - Rules and Regulations |
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8604 NCS |
1912 |
Making it unlawful to use a siren whistle on any vehicle, public or private, except those operated by the Police, and Fire Departments, and Amublances. |
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| Policemen - Rules and Regulations |
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14153 CCS |
1934 |
Prohibiting the employment of armed guards by any person outside of his or her domicile, unless commissioned by the city as a Policeman or Special Officer. |
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| Public Works Administration |
French Market |
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14318 CCS |
1935 |
Authorizing formal contract of lease with the French Market Association to facilitate the borrowing of funds from the U. S. Government through the Public Works Administration. |
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| Public Works Administration |
French Market |
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14367 CCS |
1936 |
Authorizing cancellation of loan agreement with PWA, marked loan agrement No. 1, and entrance into new agreement marked Loan Agreement No. 2; also cancellation of Acts of first and second Mortgage and the execution of new acts. |
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| Public Works Administration |
Pumping Station No. -- Panola Street |
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14581 CCS |
1937 |
Accepting bid of Pittman Bros. Construction Co. for the constructin of the Panola Street Pumping Station Building. PWA Project No. 4284. |
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| Public Works Administration |
PWA Project No. 4284 - Sewerage & Water Board |
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14234 CCS |
1935 |
Approving action of the Sewerage and Water Board in accepting various bids on contracts (forming part of PWA Project No. 4284). |
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| Public Works Administration |
Sewerage and Water Board |
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14172 CCS |
1934 |
Approving agreement whereby a loan not to exceed $2,570,000.00 is obtained from the United States Government for extensions and improvements of water facilities, sewers, drainage, etc. |
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| Pumping Stations |
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See Drainage - See Sewerage & Water Board. |
| Pumping Stations |
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1328 CCS |
1914 |
Ratifying action of the Sewerage and Water Board in accepting bid for construction of a drainage pumping station to be known as Station No. 5 (location not shown). |
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| Pumping Stations |
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1900 CCS |
1914 |
Approving acceptance of bid, by the Sewerage and Water Board, for the construction of extension to Drainage to Pumping Station No. 6, lined and covered Canal on Broad Street, lined and covered canal on St. Bernard Avenue. |
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| Pumping Stations |
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2373 CCS |
1915 |
Ratifying action of the Sewerage and Water Board in accepting bid for construction of additions to Pumping Station No. 2 (location not shown). |
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| Pumping Stations |
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10480 CCS |
1928 |
Providing for the paving of Bartholomew Street from Chartres Street to St. Claude Avenue. |
See 10851 CCS - providing for installation of sub-surface drainage, curbs, etc. |
| Pumping Stations |
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12050 CCS |
1930 |
Approving action of the Sewerage and Water Board in accepting bid of Thomas H. Brockman for construction of Drainage Pumping Station No. 9. |
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| Pumping Stations |
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12277 CCS |
1930 |
Approving acceptance by the Sewerage and Water Board of bids for equipment of the various pumping stations throughout the city. |
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| Pumping Stations |
PWA Project NO. 4284 |
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14234 CCS |
1935 |
Approving action of the Sewerage & Water Board in accepting various bids on contracts (forming part of PWA Project No. 4284). |
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| Pumping Stations |
PWA Project No. 4284 |
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14581 CCS |
1937 |
Accepting bid of Pittman Bros. Construction Company for construction of the Panola Street Pumping Station Building. PWA project No. 4284. |
Act No. 6 of 1899 - State Legislature. |
