The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-07-03
FROM WASHINGTON STREET CURE NO. ru
FROM SALARY FUND

The reports of Mr.. Frank McElroy OF the
audit OF the accounts and books OF the city for
the year ending April LIST. 1914, and for the two
and on motion Of Mr.. DeYoung received and
| accepted.
This being the date set for hearing objections
10 the repaving and repairing OF Main street
from the bridge to the west line of Park
street and washington street from the bridge
| to the south line Of Mason street and to the
| special assessment for said Improvement, an
ths was sSr IONS oes
were presented. The following resolution was
presented and adopted, ayes peYoung, Hans
| conn., Rosevear:
Resolution No. 739
Whereas. the City Clerk has pursuant to q
9Th day Of June AID. 1914, given notice, accord
| ing to the terms of the charter of the City of
Owosso OF the intention Of the Commission to
repave and repair Main street In the City of
OwOsso Michigan from the bridge over the
Shiawassee river to the west line of Park
| street, and Washington street from the bridge
Mason street by repairing the concrete foun-
dalton Of the pavement now existing on said
streets, and resurfacng the same with brick
and that this Commission would meet ct the
office OF the City Clerk In said city upon this
date and hear objections to said proposed I'M
| ment for said Improvement, at which
| time and place opportunity would be given oil
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objections having been heard and duly con-
| sidered;
Be 1t resolved by the Commission of said
| City of Owosso that said Improvement be
made, and that Main street from the bridge
over the Shiawassee river to the west line OF
Park street, and Washington street from the
| bridge oyer the Shiawassee river to the south
line OF Mason street be repaved and repaired
| by the repairing OF the concrete foundation OF
the pavement now existing on said streets and
resurfacing said streets with brick at an
estimated cost OF ei8.414.74.
Be It further resolved that, whereas, all
objections TO said special assessment roll for
the foregoing Improvement have been dulv
| reviewed by this Commission the said special
assessment roll for the repaving and repairing
| of said Washington and Main streets between
the points named, and the same is hereby
| confirmed
Be IL further resolved by this Commission
that the assessment set forth In said roll be
collected directly from said special assessment
roll.
Be 1t further resolved by this Commission
that the amount Of said special assessment
| roll be divided into five installments by the
| City Assessor. One of said installments to be
collected each year, the first to become due and
payable upon the first day of July 1914 and the
| remainder OF said installments annually there.
every wear. with annual interest at the rate Of
| six per cent per annum.
The City Assessor is hereby directed to i'm
mediately prepare special assessment roll
| for the first installment of said assessment
| and present the same to this Commission
| forthwith for confirmation.
| A ballot was taken on appointment of city
attorney and the vote being Two for Leon
Miner and one for w. A. Seegmiller. Mr..
Miner was declared appointed.
Mr.. Launstein and Mr.. Moulton addressed
| the Commission with regard to the enforce
ment of the milk ordinance.
On motion of Mr.. Hanscom the Commission
adjourned until o'clock In the afternoon
June 30th
JAMES DEYOUNG,
Mayor.
ARTHUR H. DUMoND,
City Clerk.
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Owosso, Mich. June sJth, 1914.
Adjourned regular meeting OF the Commits
| sion, Mayor DeYoung presiding.
| Members present, DeYoung, Rosevear.