The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-12
CITY ORDINANCES

vey.
Beginning at point on the storm sewer
in the center OF Sixth street, southwest,
and MgMillon avenue; thence westward
along the center of said McAIillon avenue
to point 800 feet west of Sixth street,
southwest.
Beginning at point on the storm sewer
in the center of Sixth street, southwest,
and McMillon avenue; thence eastward
| along the center OF McNiilon avenue to a
point $50 feet east Of Sixth street, south
west.
Sec. 2 That said sewers shall be con-
structed with manholes, catch basins and
inlets, and inlet connections, in accord
ance with full details, drawings, plans.
specifications and surveys of said work
and estimates now on file in the Of
fee of the city engineer of the city
of Birmingham, where property owners
who may be affected by said improve
ments may see and examine the same,
to which reference is hereby made
Said sewers, catch basins. inlets and
appurtenances are to be constructed of
brick and concrete masonry, terra Gotta
and iron pipe and wrought iron and steel
rods and iron covers and castings, as
shown or described in said details. draw
ings, plans and specifications.
Sec. 8. That said sewers are constructed
for the purpose Of draining the territory
or area bounded as follows:
Beginning at the center OF Fourth
street southwest, and Princeton avenue:
thence westward along the center Of
Princeton avenue to the center of Sixth
Place, southwest formerly Jefferson
streeD thence southwark along the CEN
ter Of Sixth Place, southwest, to the
south side of Tuscaloosa avenue, at the
| line between lots 81 and 80, McMillon sur
vey; thence southeastward to a point on
| the line between lots 50 and So, said Nc
Million survey, which point is Is feet
southwark from the south line of Tusca-
loosa avenue; thence southwark from the
i line between said lots 50 and SO, and the
same produced to the south line of Tus-
caloosa alley; thence southeastward to a
point on the line between lots So and 10,
| said McMillon survey; which point is sc
! feet north from the north line of Gotten
avenue; thence westward parallel to said
Cotton avenue to the line between lots
| Y and 73 said McMillon survey; thence
northward along said line a distance of
! 10 feet; thence westward parallel to Cot
ton avenue to the line between lots "a
and rs, said McMillon survey; thence
southwark along said lot line a distance
| OF 10 rect; thence westward parallel to
Cotton avenue to the west line of lot 70.
said McMillon survey; thence southwark
along said lot line to the north line of
Cotton avenue; thence southwestward to
a. punt VII Tie Souln SlQ0 OF Cotton ave-
nue., 102 feet west of Seventh street south
| west formerly Charles street,; thence
southwark parallel to Seventh street,
southwest, a distance of 80 feet: thence
eastward parallel to Cotton avenue to
| the center of Seventh street, southwest;
thence southwark along the center of said
Seventh street. southwest, to the center
OF McMillon avenue; thence southeast
ward with a detection of As degrees and
| az nlin1JtaS thk of
line of Seventh street, southwest and
| run 6S7.3 feet; thence with a DETECTION Of
| 80 degrees and 43 minutes to the right and
run 184.S feet to the center of the Ala
bama Great Southern railroad; thence
continuing southeastward with a defec-
ton of SO degrees and 10 minutes, from
the center line of said railroad, and run
00l 45 feet; thence eastward with de-
Election of SO degrees and 81 minutes to
the left and run 22S.1 feet; thence north
eastward with a detection of At degrees
and so minutes to the left and run 273 Sc
feet; thence continuing northeastward
with detection of 10 degrees and &c
minutes to the right and run 1898 feet;
thence northwestward with a DETECTION
of SO degrees and 4S minutes to the left
and run &c., feet: thence northwestward
with detection of 10 degrees and "A min
utes to the left and run 2191 feet; thence
northwestward with a detection of 81 de-
grees and Al minutes to the left and run
1915 feet; thence northwestward with a
DETECTION of II degrees and 20 minutes
to the right and run 31S8 feet thence
northwestward with a detection of r
degrees and IS minutes to the left and
run to the east edge of the Montevallo
road; thence northward along said east
edge of the Montevallo road and the same
produced to it's intersection with the cen
ter line OF Fourth street southwest
thence northward along said center line
OF Fourth street, southwest, to the point
of beginning.
Sec. 4. That the cost of constructing the
improvements authorized by this ordi-
nance shall be assessed and levied upon
and against all the lots or parcels of land
lying within the district drained by said
sewers. and said assessments shall not
exceed the total cost of said improve
ments.
Provided. however. that no charge as.
sessed upon and against any lot or par
eel of land drained by said sewers or
any of them, shall not be greater than
| the increased value of such property by
reason of the special benefits derived
from such improvements
Provided, further, that a fair and just
proportion of the cost of CONSTRUCTING
said sewers shall be assessed against
each railroad and street railway on any
street or avenue or right Of way drained
by said sewers.
Sec. 5. That the estimated cost of said
improvements is SOS, $780, and that the
commission of the city of Birmingham
will meet on the GATH day of October,
1916. at the council chamber of the city
hall of Birmingham at o'clock, p. M.
to hear any objections or remonstrances
that may be made to said improvements.
the manner of making the same or the
character OF materials to be used
Approved October 4, 1916.
GEORGE B. WARD.
President Board of Commissioners.
A true copy:
c. B. LLOYD, City Clerk
Age-Herald. October 5-12 1916