The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-06-14
A RESOLUTION.

structing and laying Cement Side Walk;
specifying the Streets it is proposed to
improve; providing that the cost thereof
shall be Taxed and Assessed upon the
property in such Local Improvement
District in proportion to the number of
feet of such Lands and Lots fronting
thereon, or abutting, Contiguous or Trib-
utary thereto; specifying the Estimate
Cost of such improvements and providing
the time when protests must be Filed in
the Office of the Village Cle-k.
Be it Resolved by the Chairman and
Board of Trustees of the Village of
Oakley:
WHEREAS, The necessity of const
ructing and laying cement sdew alks on
certain Streets of the Village of Oakley
is apparent:
AND WHEREAS, The Board of
Trustees of the said Village believe it
would be beneficial to the whole of the
said Village to have constructed and laid
on certain streets of the same cement
sidewalks;
NOW THEREFORE, Be it Resolved
by the Chairman and Board of Trustees
of the Village of Oakley
1t is hereby declared the intention of
said Board of Trustees to lay out create
and establish "Local Improvement Dist
rict Number Six" for the purpose of con-
structing and laying cement sidewalks on
the streets included within such Local
improvement District, between the points
hereinafter FAMED.
Said Local Improvement District Num-
Der Six shall embrace, include and CON-
prise the following named streets between
the points hereinafter designated, to-wit:
: Both sides of Main Street east from
Church Avenue to Wilson Avenue, both
sides of Wilson Avenue south from Main
Street to Birch Street, East side of
Church Avenue from Poplar Street to
Elm Street, West side of Church Avenue
from Sc. Corner of Lot I, Block south
to Elm Street, both sides of Elm Street
from Church Avenue east to Wilson Ave.
both sides of Center Street, from Poplar
Street north 1921 feet, East side of Acad-
emy Avenue from Main Street north to
Poplar Street. East side of Blaine Ave-
from Main Street south to Elm Street
North side of Elm Street from Blaine
Avenue east to Center Street; together
with all Lots and Lands fronting thereon,
abutting, contiguous or tributary thereto,
back to the center of the blocks.
That the width of the sidewalk with
which 1t is proposed to improve the above
specified streets and avenues, between the
points above designated shall be as
follows, to-wit: Both sides of Main Street
east from Church Avenue to Wilson
Avenue FIVE foot walk Both sides of
Wilson Avenue south from Main Street
to Birch Street four foot walk East side
Church Avenue from Poplar Street to Elm
Street five foot walk; West side of
) Church Avenue from E Corner of Lot
of Block 5 south to Elm Street five foot
walk Both sides of Elm Street from
Church Avenue east to Wilson Avenue
four foot walk; Both sides of Center
Street from Poplar Street north 1921 feet
, four foot walk; East side of Academy
Avenue from Main Street north to Poplar
Street four foot walk; East side of Blaine
Avenue from Main Street south to Elm
Street four foot walk; North side of Elm
, Street from Blaine Avenue East to Cen
ter Street four foot walk
That the estimate cost of constructing
: and laying such walk, is fifteen cents per
square foot; and the cost and expense in
constructing and laying the same shall be
taxed and assessed against the lots or
lands fronting thereon, abutting, conlig-
! uous or tributary thereto, in pr oportion to
| the number OBJECT fronting thereon, abutt-
ing, contiguous or tributary thereto, and
included insaid local Improvement district
Any person, association or incorporat-
ion owning or holding property within the
said proposed Local Improvement Dist
rict Number Six, desireing to protest
against the formation of such Local I'm
provement District and the laying of
cement sidewalks, must file in the Office
of the Village Clerk on or before Tues
day, the 2sth day of June, 1912, at six
! O'Clock pm, written protest, stating his
, grounds and reasons for such protest and
the number of front feet owned by such
, protestant fronting on the streets prop
osed to be improved or lying contiguous
or tributary thereto
Approved this 4th day of June, 1912.
JOHN o. LOWE,
Chairman of the BOARD of Trnste1x