The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-01
DEAUT|FY CITY,
COUNCIL g RULE.
Additional Improvements Are
Agreed Upon by Committee
of Whole.
NEW PAVING EXTENSION
WILL COMPLETE SYSTEMS
Members Indulge in Discussion
of Plan to Lengthen East
Jordan Canal.

y number Of additional improvements
for the current year In the way of side
walk paving and curb and gutter eN-
tensions were agreed upon at meet
ing Of the city council as Il committee
of the whole Friday night. In coniunc-
tion with the improvements decided upon
al Thursday evenings session, the eX-
tensions agreed upon Friday night VIII
be recommended FOR adoption AZ next
when Il is probable that the issuance OF
notices OF intention FOR the spclned I'M
provemcnts will bc authorized
The council decided 10 rccommend three
additional paving extensions. Nos. ~, Al
and 80. The first extension includes
Main street from North Temple TO Sec
ond North street and Center street from
First 10 Second North streets; The city's
portion OF this extension VIII amount 10
$4,000 Extension No. - takes in First
South from State 10 West Temple streets
and Second South from State 10 West
Temple streets. Extension Ne 40 in
cudes Ninth East street from GARFIELD
20 Twelfth South streets. The completion
of the latter extension will complete
Ninth East down To Twelfth South, max
ing il orc Of the most beautiful thorough
fares in the residential district OF the
city.
Curb and gutter extension No. II.
which takes IN the whole o; rSM nougIqS qS
bears no portion of this expense.
New Sidewalk Districts.
Five additional sidewalk extensions
were passed for recommended! Fricay
night also These included Nos. l32. l"J'
80 l56 and SO. Extension No: lG2 in
cludcs the built-up portion Of the terrl-
tory adjoining tlc Jefferson school! OF
which the city'S portion is $1,000. EX-
tension No. l53 includes the built-up por-
ton OF the north bench where walks
have not bcen built. The city's portion
cf this amounts TO $500. The bulit.
up portion O. the Poplar Grove district
10 t.,-I InI y, ...ta Inr M III
portion being $4,000. Extensions NOS la6
and 143 are for territory In the north and
northwest sections OF the city. The total
amount al the city S portion OF the I'M
provcmcnts which The council decided TO
recommend THURSDAY aud Friday nights
amounts to nearly $4,000.
The committee Friday evening INDUCED
in q warm argument relative TO the pro-
posed extension of the East Jordan ca?Al
from Little Cottonwood to pont near
BIG Cottonwood. This proposed eXten-
sion is for the purpose Of exchanging
Cottonwood water, Which is now being
used for farm purposes, for water to be
East Jordan canal. Then Ii Is proposed
10 diver. the Cottonwood water now be-
inc used on the farms through the Cot
tonwood conduit into the Pariey's
'onduit 10 increase the water supply,
This would mean an increase OF 81 cubic
eet Of water per second. which would
materially affect The water pressure
To Report on Cost.
y resolution WAS ADOPTED ny inc coun-
ell calling upon the engineering depart
:nent to furnish the council With a report
of Investigations which have been made
with reference 10 the acquiring OF
right f-way and also estimates OF the
probable cost.
pun,bcr of other Improvements sre
rcnding which have been referred To the
committee of the whole for considera-
ton. but the council did OF have time TO
consider them Friday evening. Amonr
the other improvements are the proposed
city stables. municipal asphalt street
repairing plant. bridges over the Jordan
river al Second and Seventh South
streets. improvements at police station.
and the proposed installation of patrol
signal system. These probably viii be
considered next week.