Pennsylvania Act 1913-223 — HIGHWAYS, APPROPRIATIONS FROM MUNICIPALITIES - REPEALED

Act text

HIGHWAYS, APPROPRIATIONS FROM MUNICIPALITIES - REPEALED
                  Act of May 23, 1913, P.L. 336, No. 223              Cl. 36
                                  AN ACT

     Permitting counties, cities, and boroughs, singly or jointly, of
        the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to appropriate and expend
        moneys for the improvement of highways outside the limits of
        such cities or boroughs, for the purpose of connecting
        improved streets of such cities or boroughs with a State
        highway or State-aid highway, when the highway outside of the
        limits of such cities or boroughs is less than one mile in
        length, and will connect such cities or boroughs with the
        State highway or State-aid highway.

        Compiler's Note:  Former section 4701 of Act 317 of 1931
            provided that Act 223 is repealed insofar as it relates
            to third class cities.
        Compiler's Note:  Section 1(c) of Chapter XIII of Article I
            of Act 192 of 1915 provided that Act 223 is repealed
            insofar as it relates to boroughs.
        Section 1.  Be it enacted, &c., That the counties, cities,
     and boroughs of this Commonwealth may, singly or jointly,
     appropriate and expend moneys for the improvement of highways
     outside of the limits of such cities or boroughs, for the
     purpose of connecting improved streets in such cities or
     boroughs with a State highway or State-aid highway: Provided,
     however, That the part of the highway to be improved to make
     such connection outside of the city or borough limits shall be
     less than one mile in length.