INDEX

Acquisition of Land by Municipalities:
burden on tax payers, [22];
by gift, dedication, or devise, [3], [4];
by municipality, limitations of, in United States, [1-2], [14-15];
equitable distribution of cost, [1], [22-51];
methods of, [1];
purchase by cities, [13-17];
right to, [1];
tax payers protected, [17]
Administrative Agencies and Planning, [168-208]
Advertising: condemnation costs, [25]
Advertising Signs: New York court decision on, [151-152]
Amendments to State Constitution:
of New York, [248-249];
of Mass., [278];
of Ohio, [280];
of Wisconsin, [279]
Appraisers’ Hearings: granted by court in Minneapolis, [27-28]
Art Commission: in Greater New York, [184]
Art Jury: power of, in Philadelphia, [184-185]
Assessment Board:
determines area for special benefit, [90-91];
regulation in New York, [90]
Assessment of Benefit: practice of, in Massachusetts, [85]
Assessments:
by jury, in Kansas City, [71-72];
committee appointed in Massachusetts in 1658, [58], [60];
court decision in Ohio, [62-64];
exemption of, for parks, [62];
expense of street openings borne by city, [87-88];
first special law in United States, [58];
general practice of, [86-87];
Greater New York parks, [67-68];
Kansas City, [70];
King’s Highway, [91];
laws in Massachusetts, [64-65];
legislation for, in different states by dates, [59-60];
methods of, for street widenings in New York City, [87-88];
New York law of 1691, [58];
park lands, [60];
Pennsylvania laws of 1700, [58-59];
policy of figuring by front foot, [57];
prior to 1902 in New York City, [87-88];
relative taxation on park property for, [61];
unfair features of, in Boston, [97-98]
Assessors: appointment of, in Minneapolis, to determine tax, [68-69]
Attorney General vs. Henry B. Williams, 1899: 174 Mass. 476, [219-221]
Awards of Commissions: in condemnation cases, reform needed in cases of, [51]
Baltimore: topographical survey commission in, [182]
Belgium:
law for excess taking in, [122-125];
street system in Brussels, [122-125]
Bill-boards, [161-165];
dangers from, [164];
decisions, [246-248];
increase fire hazards, [164];
legislation for, [19];
license fee discrimination, [162-163];
Missouri provisions to regulate, [162-165];
opposition to ordinance regulating, [163];
regulations for, as nuisances, [164];
St. Louis ordinance for, [165];
temporary character of, [165]
Board of Survey: act declared unconstitutional in Boston in 1902, [89-90]
Boards of Health:
jurisdiction of, for nuisances, [154-155];
Massachusetts, practice of, [154-155]
Bonds:
for land acquirement, [52-55];
issue of, for land payments, [52-55];
provided by legislature, [52-53]
Borrowing Money: limit to city’s power, in Milwaukee, [53]
Boston:
area of special benefit in, [90];
assessment law unfair, [97-98];
attitude toward survey board in, [179];
benefits of single council in, [189];
board of survey appointed in 1891, [89];
board of survey in 1891, [177-179];
borrowing plan in, [195];
condemnation proceedings in, [36];
decision against board of survey in, [89-90];
exception to special assessment rule, [96];
height of buildings on Copley Square, [18], [19];
one-way streets, success of, [204];
proceedings for street improvements in, [37-38];
special assessments prior to 1891, [89];
street commissioners’ awards, [37-38];
street commissioners in, [36-38];
survey act unconstitutional in 1902, [89-90];
unsuitable land remnants after condemnation proceedings in, [104]
Boulevard Property: restrictions governing, [17-21]
Boulevards:
King’s Highway law in St. Louis, [90-91];
Missouri ordinance to regulate industries on, [158-160]
Building Codes: regulation of, in large cities of United States, [143-144]
Building Heights: Massachusetts acts, [218-219]
Building Limitations, police power, [140-149]
Building Lines:
designated in streets, [204];
establishing boulevards, [211]
Building Regulations:
city of Köln, Germany, an example, [145];
for dwellings, [149-150];
German illustration of, [145-146];
in Washington, D. C., [142];
limitations on height and size, [140-150];
New York decisions for, [142];
ordinances for, [140-144];
restrictions for community benefit, [138-140];
type of control of, [138-140]
Brooklyn: Furman Street, [17] Wendell 649. 1836, [243-244]
Building Restrictions:
community benefits from, [138-140];
excess taking and, [136-137]
Buildings in Parks: not true economy, [6]
Bureau of Surveys: Philadelphia district surveyors, [176-177]
Bureaus: scope of, in Greater New York, [180-181]
California:
findings of commission in, [94-95];
pueblo lands in, [16];
state codes of, [40]
Central Park:
assessment on land benefited by, [65];
creation of, in 1853, [65];
land cost of, [65];
ratio of increase of land value of, [66-67]
Charleston, South Carolina: city hall on park site, [7]
Chicago:
acquisition of school house sites, [42];
appreciation of lots, [7-8];
commission on street improvements, [39-40];
Randolph Street taking, [29], [40];
settlements for condemnation in, [42]
City as Trustee, [4]
City Government: unit idea in, [186-188]
City Ownership of Land: public purpose, [3]
City Planning:
administrative agencies in, [168-208];
advantages of unit idea, [188];
commission appointed, in Seattle, in 1910, [196-197];
controversies over civic centers, [8];
councilmen and wards, [186];
departments created in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, 1911, [190];
disregard of expert suggestions in, [185];
functions of commission for, [198-208];
future improvements considered, [203-206];
necessity for correlation in, [200-202];
ownership by municipality essential to, [1];
police power in, [138-167];
politicians’ methods, [186];
protection needed for, [7];
relation of improvements to whole plan in, [201-202];
special boards required for, [183];
taste and economy in, [6];
various methods in, [168-169]
City Purchases of Land: supreme court decision on, [54]
Civic Center Bonds: sale of, in East Denver, [77-78]
Cleveland:
city charter, [299];
hearings by jury, in condemnation cases, [41-42];
condemnation procedure, regulated by state law, [41]
Commissioners:
appointment of condemnation in St. Louis, [33];
duties of park, in Kansas City, [69];
duties of park, in Indianapolis, [78-83];
report on parks in Denver, [74]
Commissions:
on city plan, limitations of, cited, [200];
mayor as ex-officio chairman in cities, [199];
summary of, in cities, [197-198]
Common Law Jury: opinions concerning findings by, [48-49]
Community Rights: scope of, in Germany, [2]
Compensation:
legislation for, [18-21];
method of ascertaining, [48];
method of New York constitutional amendment, [48];
ordinance governing in Milwaukee, [25-26];
commissioners’ salaries in St. Louis, [33]
Condemnation of Land:
act of Virginia assembly in 1906, [110];
advantages of preliminary tribunal in, [49-50];
advertising expenses in, [25];
appeals from findings, in Milwaukee, [39],
in Minneapolis, [45];
assessment of benefits in, [84-102];
compensation by jury, [24];
compensation for, in New York City, [43-44];
Connecticut acts of, [110-111];
constitutional clauses affecting, [23];
cost of, in London, [126-133];
court decisions in Kansas City, [45-46];
direct method in Oregon, [30];
disadvantages of, to municipality, [104];
English and continental systems, reports from, [308-321];
estimation of cost in London, [130];
excess, [103-137], [268];
expenses of, in New York City, [44];
findings by jury in Cleveland, Ohio, [41-42];
for Denver parks, [75];
French system, reports from, [321-330], [333];
in Belgium, [331-334];
jury findings in Pennsylvania, [93-94];
jury proceedings in France, [120-122];
jury verdicts in Portland, Oregon, [93];
law in Kansas City, [70-73];
legal expenses of, [25];
legislation in Ohio and Maryland, [110];
new act, in Indianapolis, [47];
Ohio laws for, [62];
opinion of Archibald R. Watson, [44-45];
parallel of, in Philadelphia and Portland, [35];
park and playground property, [18-19];
parks acquired by, [8];
payment of compensation, [23-31];
Pennsylvania acts of, [111];
Pennsylvania jury findings in, [93];
procedure in Portland, [35];
proceedings in Boston, [36];
proceedings in San Francisco, [43];
protection cited in Fourteenth Amendment, [23];
Randolph Street, Chicago, [29], [40];
relation of special assessments to awards for, [92];
settlements for, in Chicago, [42];
superior court cases in Indiana, [81];
uncertainty of jury findings in, [49]
Conflagration Risks: height limitations for buildings, [140-149]
Congestion Committee: appointment of, in New York, [14]
Connecticut:
condemnation acts of, [110-111];
special acts, [296-298]
Contract Method: advantages of, for land payments, [55-56]
Copley Square, Boston:
restricting height of buildings on, [18], [19].
See also Height Limitations
Correlation:
Mayor’s cabinet in Kansas City an experiment in, [187];
value in city planning, [200-202]
Cost of Land Acquisition: distribution of, [1], [52-102]
Councilmen and Wards: as affecting city planning, [186]
Damages in Condemnation Cases:
findings of jury in Kansas City, [95];
hearings on, in Minneapolis, [27-28];
jury appeals in St. Louis, [28];
objections to rules of, [93-94]
Delaware Park, Buffalo: encroachments upon, [7]
Denver, Colorado:
appraisers in, [32];
bonds for land cost in, [75];
four park districts in, [73];
land condemnation for parks, [75];
municipal art commissions in, [200];
notice and hearing proceedings in, [28-29];
park commissioners’ report, [74]
Denver Park System:
extension of civic center, [32];
findings of appraisers in, [32]
Distribution of Cost of Land Acquirement, [1], [52-102]
District of Columbia: highway restrictions in, [18]
Districts:
creation of park, in Indianapolis, [78];
principle of separating in Los Angeles, [155]
Dwellings: building regulations for, [149-150]
East Denver Park District:
appraisers’ report on land damages, [77];
ordinance of condemnation passed, [76-77];
report of park commissioners, [76];
sale of “civic center bonds,” [77-78];
subdivision of districts, [76]
Economy:
and good taste in planning, [6];
buildings in parks and commons not, [6], [7]
Edwards vs. Bruorton: 184 Mass. 529, [245-246]
Eminent Domain:
assessors in Washington, [85-86].
See also Condemnation
Esthetic Developments: restrictions for promoting, [19-21]
Excess Condemnation: [103-137], [268];
adaptability of principles in United States, [116-117];
difficulties of, in United States, [133-135];
financial results in France, [118-122];
financial value of, in United States, [117-118];
history of, in United States, [106-111];
physical value of, [133-135];
relief of, to tax payers, [103-106];
substitute for, in America, [105-106].
See also Condemnation
Excess Taking:
amendments for, in Massachusetts, [114-115];
amendments for, in Ohio, [114];
amendments for, in Wisconsin, [114], [116];
causes of failure in London, [131-132];
constitutional amendments versus court decisions in, [116];
constitutionality in Wisconsin, [116];
constitutionality of, [112];
constitutionality of, doubted, [114-116];
control over remnants in, [134-135];
court decision against, in Philadelphia, [112];
investigation of, by London county council, [128-132];
law for, in Belgium, [122-125];
New York amendments for, [114-115];
relative increase of property values, [125];
restrictions in, [136-137];
revenue from remnant sale in France, [119-122];
state amendments to, [114-116];
supreme court decision on, in Massachusetts, [112-114]
Exemptions: from special assessment, in takings for parks, [61]
Field Columbian Museum: decision in case of, [10-12]
Fire Hazard: increased by bill-boards, [164]
Fire Risks: ordinances which regulate, [141-143], [148-149]
Fourteenth Amendment: protection against condemnation, [23]
France:
condemnation proceedings in, [120-122];
excess condemnation in, [118-122];
remnant appropriation, [119];
revenue from sale of
remnants in, [119-122]
French Council: remnant taking, [121-122]
German Cities: community rights of, [2]
Germany:
building regulations in, [145-146];
town planning and municipal ownership, [1]
Grant Park: and Field Museum, [11-12]
Height and Size of Buildings: limitations and restrictions in, [140-150]
Height Limitations:
absolute, [242-243];
conflagration risks, [140-149];
court decision on, [19];
German versus American regulations for, [145];
Massachusetts act of 1898, [18];
Massachusetts court decision on, [147-148];
Massachusetts statute for, [146-147];
ordinances governing, [140-144]
Highways:
boards of survey for, [171-180];
cost to owners, [171];
restrictions in District of Columbia, [18]
House of Representatives: 61st Congress, 1910, [213-218]
Housing Experiments: lending land for, [17]
Housing Problems: causes which contribute to, [139-140]
Improvement Costs: tax payers’ relief from, [56]
Incomes: derived from lease of municipally owned land, [7]
Indiana: acts of, [212]
Indianapolis:
advantages derived from park board, [82-83];
duties of boards of public works and park commissioners in, [46];
four park districts created in, [78];
land takings under new act in, [47];
park commission in, [37];
park commissioners’ duties in, [78-83];
park law of, [254-267];
real estate experts as advisory committees, [82]
Indianapolis Park Commission: character of, [37]
Industrial Districts: ordinance for, in Los Angeles, [155-156]
Industrial Occupations: regulations governing, [154-157]
Instalment Plan: method of purchase in Minnesota and Wisconsin, [53-55]
Jury Decisions:
in condemnation, [24];
land damage, [24]
Jury Findings: uncertainty of, in condemnation, [49]
Kansas City:
assessment on land benefited in, [64];
assessments by jury, [71-72];
assessments within city limits, [70];
correlation and Mayor’s cabinet, [187];
division of, into park districts, [69-73];
findings of jury for damages in, [95];
juries not demanded by corporations, [46], [70];
law in condemnation proceedings, [70-73];
municipal court on land takings in, [45-46];
park commissioners’ duties in, [69];
park system in, [72-73];
rights of corporations in, [28];
special assessments, [72];
Swope Park appropriations in, [73]
Kansas City vs. Bacon et al.: 157 Mo. 450, [250-254]
King’s Highway:
assessment provision for, [91];
instance of excess condemnation, [130-131]
Köln System: building regulations, [145-149]
Land Acquisition, [22-51];
condemnation and assessment, [248-254];
considerations in, [1];
issue of bonds for, [52-55];
payment for, by cities, [52-57];
special assessments for, [83-102]
Land Benefits: Kansas City assessments, [64]
Land Cost: excessive, [22], [23]
Land Damages:
findings by juries, [24];
report on East Denver, [77]
Land Dedicated in Fee. See under Minnesota, Ohio, and other states and cities
Land Encroachments: regulations for, [150-152]
Land for Specific Purposes: abandonment of original plan, [5]
Land Loans: housing experiment, [17]
Land Payments: instalment plan in Wisconsin and Minnesota, [55]
Land Purchase: Wisconsin and Minnesota method of, [53]
Land Restrictions: governing boulevards, [17-21]
Land Values: increase in Central Park, [66-67]
Legislation:
esthetic considerations, [19];
bill-boards, [19];
restrictions on use of land, [211]
Legislative Authority: limitations of, in benefit districts, for special assessments, [91]
License: bill-board fees, [162-163]
London:
causes of failure of excess taking in, [131-132];
excess taking investigation in, [128-132];
financial results in, [125-133];
land-taking cost in, [126-133];
metropolitan board of works in, [125-133];
notable opinions regarding recoupment in excess taking, [129];
report of county council, [130]
London County Council: policy of, [128-132]
Los Angeles:
council ordinance in, [26-27];
ordinance for residence and industrial districts, [155-157]
Louisiana: state codes of, affecting condemnation procedure, [40]
Maryland:
acts of, 1910, [298-299];
laws of 1908, [269-271]
Massachusetts:
act governing height of buildings, [18];
acts of 1898, [218-219];
acts of 1904, [221-223];
acts of 1905, [223-226];
acts of 1907, [280-282];
acts of 1912, [267-268];
acts of 1913, [283-284];
assessment committee appointed in 1658, [58], [60];
assessment of benefit in, [85];
constitutional amendment allowing excess taking of land in, [278];
height limitation decisions, [147-148];
laws for assessments in, [64-65];
limitations on height of buildings in, [146-147];
practice of metropolitan park commission, [65];
remnant act in, [107-111];
revised laws, [213];
supreme court decision on remnants, [112-114];
various planning commissions in, [193-195]
Metropolitan Board of Works: operations of, in London, [125-133]
Metropolitan Improvement: borrowing plan, in Boston, [195]
Metropolitan Park Commission: practice of, in Massachusetts, [65]
Milwaukee:
area of special benefit in, [90];
bond issue for improvements in, [53];
borrowing method, for improvements, [53-56];
instalment plan of purchase, [53-55];
jury appeals for land taking in, [39];
ordinance governing compensation, [25-26];
street opening, docket entries in, [26]
Minneapolis:
special assessments for parks in, [68-69];
findings in street cases in, [94];
instalment plan of purchase, [53-55];
park commissioners on damages in, [27-28];
percentage of appeals for land takings in, [45]
Minnesota: land dedicated in fee, [10]
Missouri: boulevards and industries, [158-160]
Mistakes of Cities: sacrificing city owned real estate, [6]
Municipal Art Commissions:
in Greater New York, [184];
powers of commission, for Denver, [200].
See also Art Jury; City Planning
Municipal Board: factor in real estate market, [3]
Municipal Investments: financial policy of, [56]
Municipality: public revenue used for, [3]
Municipal Ownership:
in Germany, [1-2];
limitations in United States, [1]
Municipal Regulations: industrial districts restricted by, [158-160]
Municipal Waste: prevention of, by finance commissions, [17]
New Jersey:
city planning department created in 1911, [190];
laws of, 1913, [294-296]
New York:
acts of 1911, [249-250];
assessment law of 1691, [58];
building regulations decisions, [142];
congestion committee, [14];
cost of school house sites, [16];
court decisions on advertising signs, [151-152];
laws of 1913, [284-290];
nature of amendment for excess taking in, [115];
planning commissions appointed in 1913, [190-191];
proposed amendment to constitution, [279];
provisions of amendment for excess taking, [114-115];
regulation of assessing boards needed, [90]
New York City:
appointment of commissioners for land taking, [43-44];
land taking expenses, [44];
legislation of 1911 for park land in, [68];
policy of assessment boards prior to 1902, [87-88];
school house sites, [15], [16];
simple method of ascertaining compensation by, [48];
special assessment collection in, [96]
New York, Greater:
art commission, [184];
decision providing for assessment of parks in, [67-68];
topographical bureau in, [180-181]
Notice and Hearing:
delays of, in Denver, Colorado, [28-29];
proceedings in Denver, [28-29];
property owners’ rights, [25]
Nuisances:
boards of health and, [154-155];
district regulations for, [154-157];
municipal regulations for, [152-165];
regulation for bill-boards, [164]
Ohio:
acts of 1904, [268];
amendments for excess taking in, [114];
amendment to constitution, [280];
condemnation laws of cities in, [62];
land dedicated in fee, [10];
legislation for condemnation, [110]
Oregon State Code:
condemnation proceedings, [30];
determination of damages, [30]
Ownership of Land: public, [1-21]
Park Boards: duties of, in Indianapolis, [46]
Park Commission: in Indianapolis, [37]
Park Districts:
in Denver, [73];
local tax on, [61];
treated as separate entities, [69]
Park Purposes: use of land for, cases cited, [8-12]
Parks:
acquired by condemnation, [8];
acquiring titles in Greater New York, [67];
appreciation of contiguous property, [61];
assessments in acquiring land for, [60];
cost of Central, [65];
district subdivision in East Denver, [76];
districts in Kansas City, [69-73];
Indianapolis law, [254-267];
land dedicated in fee, [10];
legislation in New York City, [68];
Minneapolis assessments for, [68];
prohibition of bill-boards near, [162];
property exempt from tax in United States, [61];
separate districts as entities, [69];
sign disfigurement of, [151-152];
system in Kansas City, [72-73]
Parks and Boulevards: state decisions, on objectionable occupations near, [166]
Parks and Playgrounds:
condemnation of private property for, [18-19];
reservation of, for city needs, [205]
Park Boards: advantages of, in Indianapolis, [82-83]
Pennsylvania:
acts of, 1907, [272-275];
assessment law of, 1700, [58-59];
city planning department created in 1911, [190];
condemnation acts of, [111];
condemnation by jury, [93];
decisions on street planning, [174-175];
findings of jury in condemnation cases in, [93-94];
laws of 1913, [290-294], [300-307];
Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. Philadelphia, [275-278];
plan commission created in 1913, [193];
road juries appointed in, [33], [34], [35];
statutes for street planning, [174]
Philadelphia:
area of special benefit in, [90];
bureau of surveys, [176-177];
city hall in public square, [7];
decisions on excess taking, [112];
land-taking procedure in, [35];
scope of art jury, [184-185];
street widening in, [176]
Philadelphia Road Juries: appeals from awards by, [34-35]
Physical Changes:
purposes unsuited, [5];
uses of land outgrown, [5]
Pittsburgh: markets in public square, [7]
Planning: agencies created, [280-282]
Planning Commissions:
appointment of, in New York in 1913, [190-191];
appointment of, in unit idea, [190];
creation of, in 1913, in Pennsylvania, [193];
history of, [190-198];
opportunities of, [202-208]
Police Power, [138-167];
building limitations, [140-149];
regulations for nuisances, [152-165]
Politicians: methods in city planning, [186]
Portland:
jury verdict for condemnation in, [93];
land-taking procedure in, [35]
Preliminary Tribunal: services of, in condemnation proceedings, [49-50]
Private Owners:
power limited by municipal regulation, [1];
rights in notice and hearing, [25]
Private Property: control of, for public, [19]
Prospect Park:
assessment on land benefited by, [65-66];
case cited, [9];
ratio of increase in value of assessed area of, [66];
special assessment district in, [66]
Public Control: private property under, [19]
Public Highway: regulations to prevent encroachment on, [150-152]
Public Lands: new use for, [7]
Public Ownership: of land, [1-21]
Public Revenue: used by municipality, [3]
Pueblo Lands: inheritance of, in California, [16]
Purchase of Land: economy in, by cities, [14], [17]
Randolph Street, Chicago:
finding of commissioners for land taking, [40];
widening of, [29]
Real Estate:
instances of appreciation in Chicago, [7-8];
sacrifice of, through error, [6]
Recreational Needs: community money appropriated, [2]
Recoupment: opinions of Londoners regarding, [129]
Remnant Act:
draft of bill in Massachusetts, [107-110];
principles of, [107-111];
supreme court decision in Massachusetts, [112-114]
Remnants:
appropriation of, in foreign countries, [107];
appropriation of, in France, [119];
control in excess taking, [134-135];
disposition of, [104-106];
Massachusetts act for, [111];
near Williamsburg Bridge, [104];
policy of French council, [121-122];
results of street changes, [103], [104];
revenue from sale of, in France, [119-122];
unsightliness of, [104-105];
unsuitable, in Boston, [104]
Residential Districts: ordinances for, [155-157]
Restrictions:
building lines, [211];
esthetics promoted by, [19-21]
Road Juries: appointment in Philadelphia, [33], [34], [35]
Rules of Damage: objections to, [93-94]
San Francisco: condemnation proceedings in, [43]
School House Sites:
acquired by condemnation, in Chicago, [42];
minimum price in New York, [16];
purchase of, by New York City, [15], [16]
Seattle: city planning commission appointed in 1910, [196-197]
Special Assessments:
Boston an exception to rule of, [96];
comparison of returns from, [98-99];
definition of, [56-57];
difference of, from tax, [57];
efficiency of, in different communities, [95];
former practice in Boston, [89];
history of, [87-90];
ineffectiveness in Boston, reasons for, [97];
in Kansas City, [72];
limit of, in some states, [84];
process of collection of, in New York City, [96];
regulation of, in different states, [83-102];
tables showing returns from, [99-101];
testing of, an advantage, [101-102]
Special Assessments and Awards: relation of, for land takings, [92]
Special Benefit:
area of, in Boston, [90],
in Milwaukee, [90],
in Philadelphia, [90],
in St. Louis, [90-91];
assessing board to determine area, [90-91];
assessments for, [84-102]
Special Tribunals: provision for, in cities, [31-32]
St. Louis, Missouri:
appointment of commissioners in, [33];
area of special benefit in, [90-91];
boulevard law and King’s Highway in, [90-91];
city charter, [211];
city hall in public square, [7];
commission’s compensations, [33];
commissioners’ time in reaching decisions, [33];
damage appeals by jury, [28];
ordinance for bill-boards, [165]
State Legislation: governing assessments, [59-60]
State Regulation: on special assessments, [83-102]
Street Commissioners: awards of, in Boston, [36-38]
Street Planning:
bureaus for, [173-180];
bureaus for, in Greater New York, [180-181];
community benefits of, [169];
control of, in cities, [169-183];
court decisions on, in Pennsylvania, [174-175];
limitations of, in cities, [182];
Pennsylvania statutes for, [174];
width in cities, [173-176]
Streets:
assessments and expenses for opening, [87-88];
assessments for widening in New York City, [87-88];
building line in, [204];
Chicago commission on improvements, [39-40];
entries for opening in Milwaukee, [26];
lack of co-operation of departments of, [201];
Minneapolis findings in, [94];
one-way, in Boston, [204];
proceedings for improvements in Boston, [37-38];
remnants from change in, [103-104];
system in Belgium, [122-125];
widening of, in Philadelphia, [176];
widening of, in business districts, [204-205]
Streets and Parks: land taking for, in New York City, [43-44]
Superior Court: last resort in condemnation cases in Indiana, [81]
Supreme Court: height limitations, [141-145]
Survey Boards, [280-282];
appointed in Boston in 1891, [89], [177-179];
supervision of, on highways, [171-180]
Survey Bureau: in Philadelphia, [176-177]
Survey Commission: work of, in Baltimore, [182]
Survey Lines: in Brooklyn, [243-246]
Swope Park, Kansas City: appropriation for, [73]
Tax Payers:
excess condemnation relief, [103-106];
land cost a burden to, [22]
Topographical Bureau: in Greater New York, [180-181]
Topographical Survey: Baltimore commission, [182]
Town Planning: German examples of, [1]
Trial by Jury: in condemnation cases, [24]
Trust Estates:
administered by cities, [4];
city as trustee, [4];
creation of, [4]
Underground Wires: municipal regulation for, [152]
Unit Idea:
city planning advantages, [188];
in city government, [186-188];
planning commissions appointed, [190]
Virginia:
acts of assembly in 1906, [271];
condemnation, in 1906 assembly, [110]
Washington, D. C.: building regulations in, [142]
Washington:
eminent domain assessors in, [85-86];
state codes of, [50]
Watson, Archibald R.: opinion of, on condemnation matters, [44-45]
Welch, Trustee, vs. Swasey, et al., 1908, [234-242]
Welch vs. Swasey: 193 Mass. 364, [226-234]
Williamsburg Bridge: remnants near, [104]
Wisconsin:
amendments for excess taking in, [114], [116];
amendment to constitution, [279]
Worcester, Massachusetts: city hall in common, [6-7]

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