The city plan of Flint, Michigan, including the reports of John Nolen, city planner, and Bion J. Arnold, transportation engineer, as approved by the City planning board and accepted by the Common council. George C. Kellar, mayor. Frank D. King, city clerk (1920)
Public Utihties maps that the informa-tion is not now up-to-date having been collected three years previous. The exten-sion of water and sewer mains is an absolute necessity in building up new territoryin a satisfactory manner. Road improvements and car lines should be extended asfast as possible… … Railroad and Industrial Properties The railroad and industrial growth of Flint is of comparatively recent date,beginning with the great commercial expansion of the automobile business whichtook place about 1900, and which, as far as Flint was concerned, meant the expansionand conversion of the…
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