Charter Of The City: Charter Of The Water Works And Acts Of The General Assembly Relating To Water,

This volume presents the "Charter Of The City" alongside related acts of the General Assembly pertaining to water, sewer, and subway departments. It serves as a historical record of municipal governance and infrastructural development. Detailing the legal framework that shaped the city's essential services, the charter offers insights into the responsibilities and powers vested in the local government. For historians, legal scholars, and those interested in the evolution of urban planning, this document provides primary source material on the infrastructural and legal foundations of New Britain, Connecticut.

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