The daily sentinel., 1913-12-31
ORDINANCE NuMBER 21s.

MEMS MADE IN AND FOR Paw
ING DISTRICT NO. IN THE CITY
OF GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO,
4 PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NUM-
BER IFS, ADOPTED AND APPROV-
ED JUNE IL, 1910, AND PURSU-
ANT TO RESOLUTIONS AND PRO
CEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUN-
] Gil ADOPTED PURSUANT TO
SAID ORDINANCE, APPROVING
THE APPoRTIoNMENT OF SAID
/ COSTS TO EACH LOT OR TRACT
OF LAND OR OTHER REAL ES-
TATE IN SAID DISTRICT, ASSESS
! ING THE SHARE OF SAID COST
4 AGAINST EACH LOT, OR TRACT
OF LAND OR OTHER REAL ES-
TATE IN SAID DISTRICT AND PRE-
I |SCRIBlNG THE MANNER FOR THE
I COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF
SAID ASSESSMENTS:
WHEREAS, the City Council and
municipal officers of the City of
Grand Junction, Colorado, have COM
piled with all the provisions of law
relating to certain improvements in
Paving District No. in said City,
pursuant to ordinance No. IFS of said
City, adopted and approved June IL,
1910, and pursuant to the various
resolutions, orders and proceedings
taken under said ordinances; and
whereas, the City Council has here
ltofore caused to be published the no
( tice of the completion of said i'm
provements in said Paving District
I No. 3, and the apportionment of the
costs thereof to all persons interest
I ed and to the owners of real estate
which is described therein. said real
estate comprising the district of land
known as Paving District No. in the
Clty OF Grand Junction, Colorado.
which said notice was caused to be
published in The Daily Sentinel, the
official newspaper of said City, (the
/ first publication thereof appearing
November 10, 1913. and the last pub
| lication thereof, appearing November
26th. 1919; and whereas, said no
tice recited the share to be appor-
toned to each lot and tract of land
and other real estate within said dis
trict assessable for said improve
ments; and recited that complaints
or objections might be made in writ
ing to the Council and filed with the
clerk within thirty days from the
first publication of snid notice, to-
wit, on or before and up to 4 O'Clock
/ D. m. ON December 10th, 1913: and
reeited that such complaint would
be heard and determined by the
Council at its first regular meeting
after said thirty days and before the
passing of any ordinance assessing
the costs of said improvements; and
whereas, pursuant to said notice no
written objection has been filed with
respect to the proposed assessment
of the costs, and, whereas, the City
! Council has duly confirmed the state
ment prepared by the City Council,
/ Nv he AInu cb i,er
the whole cost of said improvements
and the apportionment thereof here
tofore made as contained in that GER
tain notice to property holders in
Paving District No. 3, duly published
/ in The Daily Sentinel, the official
newspaper of this City, and the City
Council has duly ordered that the
costs of said paving and improve
ments in said Paving District No. 3
be assessed and apportioned against
all of the real estate in said district,
in the proportions contained in the
aforesaid notice; and whereas. from
the statement made and filed with
the City Clerk by the City Engineer,
it appears that the whole cost of said
improvements is the sum of $751;
0S4.34. said amount including 50
additional for cost of collection and
other incidentals, and including in
i terest to and including the 2Sth day
of February, 1914, at the rate of 6 20
per annum on the bonds heretofore
sold to raise funds for the construc-
ton of said improvements and
whereas, from said statement it also
appears that the CITY Engineer has
apportioned share of the said whole
/ cost to each lot, or tract of land and
| other real estate, in the following
proportion and amount severally, to-
wit: (Note. Whenever in the fol-
lowing descriptions, the numbers of
the first and last lots of series Of
lots are mentioned, they shall be ta-
ken to include the first, the interme-
diate and the last named lots.)
DESCRIPTION AND APPOR-
Il lTIONMENT, CITY OF GRAND
JUNCTION, MESA COUNTY, COL
ORADo.
BLOCK SO.
Lot s, s3.97; lots $40 each
s13.41; lots II to Is, each, $2l1.05; !;
lot 16, $299.73; lot II. S317.0S;
lots s to 90. each $244.60; lot 81,
$421.32; lots 1929, each s46.0S;
lot "a. s13.6S.
BLOCK S4.
N. w. 4 of Block 81, 81 ,266.O9.
s. W. u of Block 81, s1,s97.74.
BLOCK SO.
Lot 1, s445.37; lo;s to 4. each
$246.75; lot 5. $350.61; lot G.
$350.07; lots Z to 9, each s246.22;
lot 10, S442.S7; lot II, S53.61; lot
~. s37.9S; lot 81, $3S.22; lot 2S
S54.03.
BLOCK "a.
LOT s. $15.25: lots 9-1O. each
s51.59; lot II, $42S.94; lots IL to
ii, each $245.16; lot Is, s340.3S;
lot 16, $340.94; lots II to 10, each
$245.72; lot 20, $431.34; lots 21-22
each $51.SS; lot %, s15.35.
BLOCK 105.
Lot s, $15.34; lots $40, eacf
s5l.55; lot IL, $432.53; lots IL tc
IA. each $246.S9; lot Is, s340.1S;
lot 16, S305.67; lots IT to 30. eact
s212.SS; lots 21-22, each s17.26; lot
l23 S514