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)
op alongWestern Road and the Belt Line, or at right angles thereto. If of the latter type, thefactory spur tracks would of course curve into the industrial property at right anglesto the direction herein indicated. Either type is feasible. Note that no railroadwill have exclusive right of… … ^ a J \ 1 ■ i
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