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Cordova Street

No raised sidewalk for Cordova Street – September 27, 1886

No raised sidewalk for Cordova Street – September 27, 1886

Posted by By Posted in1886

Property owners on Cordova Street not allowed to have the sidewalk built 18 inches above the road, but they may build steps connecting the sidewalk up to their buildings. Board of Works to make sure that the wharf at the foot of Cambie Street is strong enough to hold the Fire Engine at low tide.

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