, 1866-12-05

within the hrc limits, shall make plat Of the lot
Joining ioIs 10 whcG i i proposed to 10 rsrove ,he
SAM, Eh!sh pla.s shall be presented 70 the Board
OF Inh1ic Works, with a petition asking such re-
gIant tlc prayer Of ,he pe1tion, and Issue per
Itor!atd, such permit shall not ba granted unless
from nre vii, be decreased thereby, nor Without
the written consent Of the OWNERS or occupants
ne lots upon which it IL proposed to pi.ce the
stc-4. Said Board shall keep record Of all
such plata, petitions and permits in book TO be
thorzed TO charge aud rcceIve for each permit aud
making such record my sum not exceeding Ave
sEc. s. Any person who shall erect or rcu,oyc.o.
be The owner or occupant of my building in pro-
cess Of 9: cctiou or removal, without such permit
!ee1to nne Of one hundred dollars for The 1 rst
o1er ces and to the HE aue for every j9 hours he
Or they shall continue in violation Ut the provls-
Ions hereof. and the bnlldinS SO erected or re-
moved is hereby declared nuisance. AMI shall be
nbated By the board Of Publie Works in pufsu-
ahce Of section III, Chapter9 Of the revised ordl-
nances.
removal Of wooden buildings IL th; drs limits"
noard oi PaSie So Wofp,, xso 'au sna repo
shetr action 10 TIC Common Council when teQuir-
w9 'e IF s1d ID permits.
nay be raised with or without brick or siunc
foundations 70 point not exceeding sig inches
u LIT Cel9u|4suEu Et0uE QA duE 0E8TE9L 81uG~
walk and may be moved in nny direction on The
lot Or lois upon which they may stand. They shall
not be enlarged, but may be altered or repaired
maT &C. Tsout
slon Of said Board Aottd<d said repairs do not
exceed one,1onrsh o The valuation of tsd building;
ordinances a. CONFLICT with ,he provisions Of this
ordtul nee AIe hereby repealed.
This ordinance shall take e.:act and be in force
from ils passage and due publication.
STREETS AND ALLEYS, s. D.
.;iae A!o: os[ret 81 r. COMMITTEE On streets and
ferfed report and ordnance for planking alley
between Fourteenth and Sixteenth eHeets. and be-
report recommending the pasense Of the ordi-
nance.
Aid, Barrett moved 10 eoacur in the report and
TIE motion prevailed, and the ordinance was
,;Ayts-Ald. hniekefbockes, Coz, Carter, D'woll
| Woodafd. Holden, AcEhof, Gastdeld, FranSen,
EnSel, shaclford. Lawson, Clark, o'Sullivan
Noes-Sone
sInEErs AND A1LxTs, +. D.
| AID. ClarE, OF the Committee on Streets and A.
1cys, n. D., 10 whom had been referred report
snd G1dluanee ter e9.l,ing, nIins and paving
sabni;,ea ! lepoE, recommending Tic passage of
AID; Kuh moved to concur in the report aud
The motion prevailed, and the ordinance was
| passed by the following yule:
Wicker, Barrett, Calkine, Ram, Moore, Ta1colt.
Esgsi, s6.eEfsse, LAWSON. ctsE, o'snllvan1sa.
AID. Frapzen, Of the kamc committee. to whom
had been referred report and ordinance for q
ml1!ed report recommending the passage Of the
| ordinance.
Ald: Clark moved TO concur In lhe report aud
Tbe motion prevailed, and The ordinance was
passed by the following vote: -
AWs-Ald+ knickerb booker, Coz, Carter, D'Wolk
Woodaid. Holden. AeEhof, % Gastaeid, F:anzea, Sys
EnEel. shaciiozd, Lawson, ClaIk, O'Sulliyan-20
Also,
OF the eAnc committee, to whom had been referred
the re1nouslrance Of Ernst Prueeing against The
construction ot sidewalk on Dayton stTcet from
WElow to Centre street, submitted report adverse
AID. Moore moved 10 concur in tic report Car.
rled.
a remonstEarce against The construction Of eIdc.
walk Oh Orchard etreet, from Lincoln aveune 10
Fulton avenue. submitted report adverse to sald
AID. Moore moved to concur In The 1cport
Carried.
| sznHETs AID ALLEYS, w.D.
Ald. W1oaara. of the Committee on Streets and
report and ordinance for plankinc alley be-
heiWesn Aberdcen strset and Centre sv"nue, ir
,cport 1ecommeutiin1 the n.sss.c q, ttn ard;,
rancc. >A'- ~ ~ o'0''
and n nass pHea e 51apS Gseo 10 CONCUR IN e report
The moiion prevailed, and tho ordina,cs was
SHsM ~ Enictcroces' se.s r., c,..o. n,,ro,,
v;.ycr- Harrett Cait;ns mn Snnro Tsieo1t
WooaarG Holden. AcihoI. Gast1eid. Franzcn'
Enscl, shackforo, Lawson, Clark, o'suliiran-so,
| niS ca,tT;,
had been 1erel repa1i a1s to whom 1
sidewalk on ,he eoulh ede a1a nf cheana lot
mort rccommendIno Ib nasse sEhmiftea rc-
Aid, Iaico,t moysd IN rnncm, J., ~ tae ora.nanee;
pass The ordinance. ~ >''s'' IL 'A' report and
passed hS tha ,i'Iiovin@ @ ana INC ordnance was
IWsOAih' s KnIrscthecsn. K1niI2~tSe To.e ~ c,. n
Wicker, Wicker, Barrett, calk!us kaRn. Moore Taicott,
F.'"ni x, ao.a:n' acAhoa; Gastaeld Fsanzen,
/ NStISNnna N!o'o. 1a"son, eaik' osuluvan-a0.
NEpORTs OF SELECT coN,11Trrra
n, AZ Ivy wicker, ofihe Select Committee 10 whom
Board Of Public Works in relation 10 ihe contract
tes 1nd wlacnnS ceEtain portion q te Illinois
mme1ainc that he contract OF said Fox, Howard &
~" ,Maser, y, winch had been declared abandoned, be
noatd .U or af cF ores osF pa pses as M The
interests OF The city.
AZ. moore moved to concur in The report, aud
The Counsel 10 The Corporation presented tha
report Of the Select Committee On Amrnd ndmcnts
10 the City Chatter, accompanied 81 eueh amend.
ncnts as they proposed.
AID Wicker moved that the rrnoyt on3 armand
melts be lind over and published: ana '' "01enu'
Tic motion prevailed,
The report aud amendments are as foIIowe:
TO the Common Cnrncfl.
Your committee. Who were anno,r,ca ~ n,o-
poee amendments to tie Cha,,ef of ,e cStvp ~
hc onstderatiup Of ynnr honorabls hoiv go,ni5 1n
bce leave 10 rcDort: "eo5' "'a1o
Tint ,bry hnv,. ;.t.eaa,cod Vim, a,,,.
osher ocja obliraiinns Wnn; ~ go lal %
beer or iheir sh;itfy p.i;orIU atI rvsnu. 70 iae
tjon Of thc SsnnnSti ~ mni- ~ was n9i tne ~