Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County
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from 182. 11-17-<strong>19</strong>59<br />
The Planning Board is against a zoning change to accommodate the motel owners. 12-22-<strong>19</strong>59<br />
New plans for Oak-Park - zoning change refused. 1-13-<strong>19</strong>60<br />
The Planning Board turns down the plans. 1-18-<strong>19</strong>60<br />
John Repicci and Joseph P. Fallon ask for a zoning change for a motel at Park Rd.<br />
J. E. Brown on the change in the area that Treadway, Oak-Park, and the Army<br />
4-13-<strong>19</strong>60<br />
Reserve Center make.<br />
Tonawanda Valley Land & Share Co. Inc. - James L. Randall the head - plans to<br />
6-3-<strong>19</strong>60<br />
build a 52 unit motel on Oak at Park Road.<br />
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Oak Park Motel (cont) The City Council approves a 20 unit motel at Oak and Park. 11-29-<strong>19</strong>60<br />
Will start after the owners of the site get a building permit after December 28th.<br />
Permit finally approved. Leo J. Fallon, John Repicci, and others. The twenty unit<br />
12-7-<strong>19</strong>60<br />
motel to cost $175,000. 12-30-<strong>19</strong>60<br />
Work on the motel resumes.<br />
Owned for about 18 months by Frank Slominski and Lucy K. Wlock. Sold by<br />
Slominski and Wlock to Vincent and Anna May Della Rocco of Ontario<br />
3-3-<strong>19</strong>62<br />
for $500,000. 11-<strong>19</strong>-<strong>19</strong>86<br />
Oak Street Clarence A. Northrup of 45 Washington Avenue to build homes on Adam Rupp<br />
extension - west side of Oak - sell on installment. 2-5-<strong>19</strong>07<br />
Next for rebuilding as part of the Arterial System. 2-24-<strong>19</strong>54<br />
The Council urges the State to do Oak Street. 3-2-<strong>19</strong>54<br />
Work off for this year due to a lack of State funds. 5-21-<strong>19</strong>55<br />
The way now clear to start work on. 11-8-<strong>19</strong>55<br />
The State is asking for bids for Oak Street work. 3-30-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
Picture of tree cutting on. 6-7-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
Losing all its trees. 6-22-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
Work on speeded up. 6-26-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
Rainy weather is hindering work. 7-11-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
Picture of the start of paving on. 8-15-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
C. P. Ward to replace sidewalks and driveway entrances along. 9-12-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
Gordon Lowrey, engineer, using refaced steel wiring in the Oak Street surface. 9-20-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
J. E. Brown on the progress - or lack of - on Oak, now nearing completion. 9-26-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
To get 110 Oak trees. 10-22-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
Sidewalks going in. 11-6-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
Monroe Tree Surgeons planting 112 Oak trees on. 11-12-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
Picture of Monroe Tree Surgeons planting Oaks. 11-15-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
The Council okays a vote - no parking on. Work ends Friday. 11-29-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
The Governor cuts the ribbon opening Oak - picture. 12-13-<strong>19</strong>56<br />
K of C asks for a zoning change - refused.<br />
See: Treadway. Motel Owners. Oak-Park Motel.<br />
2-5-<strong>19</strong>57<br />
New proposal for Oak Street site - a Howard Johnson Restaurant. 2-6-<strong>19</strong>60<br />
Cement being poured for a new bridge - necessitates a detour. 9-21-<strong>19</strong>63<br />
Picture of progress on the bridge. 9-24-<strong>19</strong>63<br />
Four lanes on the Oak Street bridge open - two closed for repair.<br />
Winegar gives credit to Mayor Gabriel for persuading the State to plant Oak trees<br />
11-15-<strong>19</strong>63<br />
on after rebuilding.<br />
The City Council proposes banning parking on the full length of. Options being<br />
10-7-<strong>19</strong>83<br />
studied on parking. Editorial on the parking ban. 6-29-<strong>19</strong>99<br />
Oak Street Bridge Plans for a new bridge and street extension offered. 9-18-<strong>19</strong>52<br />
The Council approves funds for the bridge. 9-30-<strong>19</strong>52<br />
Berg Engineering putting in the foundations. 12-4-<strong>19</strong>52<br />
Picture of the start of construction. 12-<strong>19</strong>-<strong>19</strong>52<br />
Picture from the air of progress on the bridge. 4-18-<strong>19</strong>53<br />
Rock hinders work on. 6-4-<strong>19</strong>53