The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-12-20

Mcdonald. Reineke. Mclaughlin, Brown, Con.
ant. Palmer, Chavey; nays none:
Resolution No. $50.
whereas. this Council with the Board OF
Special Assessors have met at the time and
place perscri bed In the notice OF the City Clerk
as Rivt according To law ana have reviewed
the special assessment roll II the assessment
district for the construction OF the curb upon
each side OF Mulberry street from the north
liae OF oliver rect 10 the sou b line OF XII
street and objections having been hled
against the continuation OF sid roll;
BE IL resolved by the Com n IN Council of the
City of Owosso that said assessment roll be
and the same is hereby confirmed anda pproved;
BE IL further resolved that sid assessment
roll be and the same is hereby divided into two
installments, each OF which shall bear interest
At rate OF i've per cent per annum. the first
instaiiment falling due July hrst. 1913 and the
s, cond installnent upon the first day OF July
1914.
This being the date set for review of as ess-
ment roll for construction OF pavement on West
Main street from the Michigan Central Rail-
road to within 40 feet OF the Ann Arbor Rail-
road, an opportunity was given for objections.
None we're presented.
Aid Chayey presented the following resolu-
Donald Reineke. Mclaughlin, Brown, Palmer,
Washburn, Chavey; Maya none:
Resolution No. ISL:
Whereas this Council together with the
Board of Special Assessors have met at the time
and place prescribed In the notice of the City
Clerk and have reviewed the special assess.
ment roll OF the assessme mt district for the con-
struction OF the pavement upon West Main
street In said citv from the tracks OF the Mich
igan Central Railroad Company to a point
about one hundred seventy feet east Of the
tracks OF the Ann Arbor Railroad Company as
shown upon the plans aud diagrams there FOR
on file in the office of the City Clerk and no OBJ
jections having been offered or filed against
the confirmation of said roll;
Be 1t resolved by the Common Council of the
City of Owosso that said assessment roll be
and the same is hereby confirmed and approved;
roll be and the 81 me is hereby divided into five
ms tai ments, each Of which shall bear interest
at the rate OF five per cent per apnum. said in
stalments falling due, one fifth upon the first
day OF July, 1918, and ohe-fifth upon the first
day OF July OF each year thereafter until paid.
The various subdivisions OF special assess
ments as shown In the resolution below were
reviewed.
tion, which was on motion adopted, ayes-Mc.
Donald, Reineke, Mclaughlin, Brown. Conant,
Palmer, Chavey; nays none:
Resolution No. 682
Whereas the Council Of the City of owosso
and the Board of Special Assessors have met
and reviewed the following special assessment
rolls,
Resolved that the same be and are hereby
confirmed. Said rolls are as follows:
Second one half of Water Street curb. assess
ment roll No. So
Second one half Saginaw Street curb. assess
ment roll No g.
Second one.half Mason Street curp, assess
ment roll No. so.
Second one half Comstock Street sewer from
Dewey street 200 feet east assessment roll No.
First one third Lateral No. on Water St..
assessment roll No. 6s.
First one-third Maple Ave. sewer, assess.
ment roll No 60.
First one-third Railroad and Grand Ave.
sewer, assessment roll No. 81.
First one-tnird Woodlawn, Railroad and
Alger Ave. sewer, assessment roll No. SO.
First one-third Corunna Ave. sewer, western
district assessment roll No. SO.
First one-third lakewood and Main st. sewer
assessment roll No. 20.
First one third Wason Street sewer, assess.
ment roll No. IL
First one-third Grace Street sewer, assess
ment roll No. r..
First one third Washington and Ridge Street
sewer, assessment roll No. 70
First one third LansingIStreet sewer. assess
First one third Washington and Monroe st.
First one third Washipgtln Street curb as.
First one third shiawassee Street extension
First one third Wgter Street lateral No. 8
extension, assessment roll No. IS.
Aid. Brown presented the following resolu-
Palmer, Chavey; nays none:
Resolution No 5s3. H.
Resolved by the Common Council of the City
of.Owosso that the committee on printing and
sSorissd so1 directed to procSre the prinsne Of
one hundred volumes OF the ordinances of the
city Of OwnssO; said edition to be certified to
the ordinan slof said city over hts facsimile
signature printed upon the front page Of each
of said volumes. ssta
On motion of Aid. Brown the street commits.
siontr was Instructed To, confer with the city
engineer with regard to the advtsabilty Of re-
moving sand from new pavement on West Main
street.
Aid. Brown moved that the matter of specia
assessment for opening Henry street be, taken
from the table, which prevailed,
Aid. Mcdonald presented the following reso.
luton and moved that same be adopted:
Resolution No. So
Whereas persusnt to Q notice duly published
by the City Clerk according to law the Common
Council and the Board OF Special Assessors
have met AZ the time and place named in said
notice and heard all objections to the special
assessment roll for the cost and expense of
extending Henry street from the westerly side
Railroad company to the easterly side lof the
right OF way OF the Michigan Central Railroad
company. and all objections having been heard
and duly considered and said roll having been
duly reviewed by this Council and the Board
OF Special Assessors; n
Be IL Resolved, that said assessment roll be
and the same is hereby confirmed and ap-
proved. m ~
BE II further resolved, that said assessment
pc npd the same Is hereby divided into .hr.s
assessment becoming due and payable upon
the FIRST day Of December, 1912, u second one
third upon the nrst day of December, 1918, and
the remaining one-third upon the first day of
December, 1914
Aid. Brown moved that the resolution be laid
on the table, which prevailed 20
On motion OF Aid. Chavey the city engineer
was instructed to prepare new description of
assessment district for opening Henry street,
Aid Mcdonald moved that the Sealer of
weights and Measures be instructed To make a
monthly report OF his work, which prevailed.
On motion Council adjourned.
GEO. G. REINEKE.
President
ARTHUR H. DUMoND,
City Clerk.