The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-08
Improvement Ordinance
NO. 5o2-"NEW SERIES"
70 provide for paving and repair
certain sidewalks,

certain sidewalks.
Section ]. Be It ordained by the City
Council of Birmingham, as follows:
That the sidewalk on the east side of
Twentieth street from Fourth alley to
Fifth avenue; that the sidewalk on the
north side of First avenue from a point
rs feet east of Nineteenth street to
point 100 feet east of Nineteenth street;
that the sidewalk on the west side of
Twenty-f1rst street from First avenue
southerly about ITO feet; that the side
walk on the north side of First avenue
from Twenty-second street about rs feet
west, shall be paved with artificial stone
for the full width of the sidewalk.
That the sidewalk of the north side of
Sixth avenue from 100 feet east of Seven
teenth street to 100 feet west of Eigh-
teenth street; that the sidewalk on the
south side of Fourth avenue from
Twenty-third street 100 feet west; that
the sidewalk on the south side of Sec
ond avenue from Twenty-second street 70
feet west; that the sidewalk on the south
side of Second avenue from Twenty-sec-
ond street 80 feet east that the sidewalk
on the north side of Second avenue from
Twenty-second street 100 feet east, shall
be repaired.
That the sidewalk in front of the fire
station on the west side of Twenty-fourth
street, between Second avenue and Third
avenue, shall be paved with vitrified
brick for the full width of the sidewalk.
That the sidewalk in front of lots g. 6,
z, 8, O. 10, II, IL and 10. of Forrest Hill
survey; that the sidewalk on the north
side OF Cliff road from Highland avenue
to Oak street; that the sidewalk on the
south side of Sixth avenue from 100 feet
east of Twenty-second street to Twenty
third street; that the sidewalk on the
south side of Eighth avenue from Six
teenth street to 80 feet west of Seven
teenth street; that the sidewalk on the
south side Of Eighth avenues from Seven
teenth street to about 120 feet west of
Eighteenth street; that the sidewalk on
the north side of Fourth avenues from
Twenty second street to Twenty-third
street; that the sidewalk on the north
side of the Sixth avenue from about 81
feet east of Twentieth street to a point
200 feet west of Twenty-first street; that
the sidewalk on the northeas and souh-
east corners of Third avenues and
Twenty-second street; that the sidewalk
on the northeast, northwest southeast
and southwest corners of Third avenue
and Twenty-third street, that tho side
walk on the northeast northwest, south
east and southwest corners OF Third ave-
nue and Twenty-fourth street: that the
sidewalk on the northwest, southwest and
northeast corners Of Third avenue and
Twenty-flfth street; that the sidewalk
on the northwest, northeast. southwest
and southeast corners of Fourth avenue
and Twenty-third. Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth streets; that the sidewalk
on the southeast and southwest corners
of Seventh avenues and Twentieth street;
that the sidewalk on the northeast,
northwest and southwest corners Of Sixth
avenue and Twenty-second street; that
the sidewalk on the east side of TWEEN
tieth street from Sixth avenues to Park
avenue; that the sidewalk on the south
east and southwest corners of Sixth ave-
nue. and Twentieth street; that the side
walk on the northeast and southeast corn
ers Of Fifth avenue and Sixteenth street,
shall be paved with artificial stone for a
width of six feet, except at the entrance
to lots and at alley crossings, where 1t
shall be paved the full width of the side
walk and cutters, and the driveways and
alley crossings shall be paved with vitri-
fed brick
Sec. 2. That the cost of construct
ing the aforesaid improvements shall
be assessed an levied upon and
against the property abutting on the por-
lions OF said streets and avenues, I'm
proved to the extent fthe increased
value Of such property by reason OF the
special benefits derived from such I'm
provements, and not in excess Of the total
cost of such improvements.
Provided, however, that no charge as
sesed upon and against any lot or parcel
of land shall be greater than the in
creased value OF such property by reason
Of the special benefits derived from the
aforesaid improvements.
Sec. 3. That the estimated cost of said
improvements is $500, and that the City
Councail will meet on the I'd day of
February, 1910, at the council chamber
of the city hall of Birmingham at 7:30
O'Clock. p. m, to hear any objections or
remonstrances that may be made to said
improvements, the manner of making
the same or the character OF material
to be used.
SEQ. l. That full details, drawings, plans
and specifications of said work and esti-
mates be prepared by the city engineer,
as early as practicable, and placed by him
on file In his office IN the city hall of
Birmingham. not later than the date
named in Section of this ordinance,
where property owners who may be af-
fected BY said improvements may see and
examine the same.
Sec. s. That the ordinance shall be pub
lished by the city clerk in the newspaper
published in the city of Birmingham,
doing city printing, once a week for two
consecutive weeks. the first publication