New Jersey § acts:saved-32 - (28)
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§ acts:saved-32. (28)
2. The word “bridge” whenever used in this act shall include the actual bridge between
the shore lines of the river, with the approaches thereto, including the substructures
and superstructures of both. The word “approaches” whenever used in this act shall be construed to mean all that
portion of the bridge extending from the beginning of the approach to the furthermost
abutment of the bridge on the same side of the river, but not to include such abutment. The word “superstructure” whenever used in this act shall be construed to mean all
that portion of the bridge between the approaches. The term “substructure” whenever used in this act shall include all that portion
of the bridge not included within the meaning of the definition of “superstructure”
or the approaches, and shall include the piers and abutments. The term “cost of construction”, as used in this act, shall include the cost of
constructing the substructure and superstructure of the bridge and the approaches
thereto and the cost of acquisition of the ground for the site of said bridge and
the approaches thereto, including any franchise, easement, rights or damages incident
thereto, or consequent upon the taking thereof. The “Pennsylvania commission”, as used in this act, shall be construed to mean the
board of commissioners of public grounds and buildings of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
the mayor of the city of Philadelphia and two other citizens of the commonwealth of
Pennsylvania to be appointed by the governor of Pennsylvania, or other body in its
place and stead, duly authorized to act for the commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the
city of Philadelphia as a political subdivision thereof and in agreement between said
commonwealth and said city. The term “interstate bridge commission”, as used in this act, shall be construed
to mean the New Jersey Interstate Bridge and Tunnel Commission. The “joint commission”, as referred to in this act, shall be construed to mean the
said New Jersey Interstate Bridge and Tunnel Commission and the Pennsylvania commission,
acting as a joint commission for and in behalf of both states, or such other boards
or agencies duly authorized to act as herein provided, or such other boards or agencies
as may be in the place of each of them authorized to act in conjunction with such
duly constituted board or commission of either of the other of the respective states. The term “owner” as used in this act shall be construed to mean all individuals,
incorporated companies, and religious, benevolent, literary or other societies or
associations having any title or interest in lands, structures, rights of way, franchises,
easements or other interests in lands.
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