City planning, with special reference to the planning of streets and lots (1916)
Robinson, Charles Mulford, 1869-1917 · New York and London, G.P. Putnam's sons · leaf 90
factorily atwenty-four-foot pavement in one passage, thewidening of the pavement to thirty-six feet, perhapseven to thirty feet, may necessitate a second trip, sodoubling the cost. Maintenance is supposed also totake care of depreciation. Not only would theproperty owner on a minor street with an… … > •a O p.o ■a o, ■dc a Economic Defects of Standardization 49 The present property holder on a typical subur-ban street is very much in the position of a manreqtdred to cover his front sidewalk with a brusselscarpet which each person who goes past his housedoes something to wear out. As…
City planning · Streets
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