Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-23

81 ad7RsfSr anderson, c.. Olson and
q 9t64Ea;~W6s presented sand tn matterI
OF. sLienswSaa ETsaiedsa sswer psr-
tor shfss Festd ancA on Lotsss8 and#e |
sH0fH1ock 20 to connect with noE extsn-
fhtm on 7th street. No tappSng feat /
sfbudtt at his own expense. tho sextsn-
'Eat6n from manholer on 7th street and |
Il Lttchf1eld avenue west, and north on |
said street to 9 point opposite his resi-
| dence. s 4 = "s
ID. b. Dougherty was granted / sewer
q spernft for residence on lot 5, and f. NJ. !
;. Monsoon Tor residence On Lot 10 in High |
Il land ADDITION, both to connect with the |
East Becker Avenue sswer; = N Ss,. tap e
eeen assessed for the construction o.
: satdsaayers .sszs#>tkz..55 s &a92z -
The hearing on petition Of Spice1
Of that part~of- 5th street East. Spears
addition, between Trott and Minnesota
|" Eavenues,1 was taken up, as per publish
ed an6tics given. .s:5Ss.z =
: Ihearings was, ons motion. continued till
a plat. showing: the proposed paving
U Improvement on Lftchfeld avenue was
: presented, and the matter was d1scuss-
Alderman Scott offered the following
o resolution which was adopted by the
following vote: Ayes" z; noes" none
"x3V108 &1ODo101100"'
4 T. Resolution requesting the City .Engi-
neer to make comprehensive plans Of
Is 10 proposed paving program to include
, all paving probably needed in the next
four years. = ; ,--+~- w.
4 I Said plans to. show thereon all In
-fcreased sidewalk widths, underground
4 wire' condutts.. heating mains, sewers,
o etc. ''''"}-> = - -
The. City Council can then adopt so
4 much each. year Of paving to be done.
| he ahn no
widths OF hard paving figured on; for
% instance on Litchfeld avenue from
0l Round House to 9Th street East, Is feet
II wide; from 9Th street. East to 3rd
Is Street West, 80 feet wide; 3rd street
West to 7th street West, full width,
GO or As ft); 7th street West to- 10th
10 street West, 80 #. on 10th street at
q Litchfield avenue across Railroad to
nue. to West gateway. 18 feet, to con-
u meet up with the County's 10 tt. paved
50 road at that point.
Approved July 18th, 1919.
20 E. c. WELL1N, Mayor
A petition was presented signed by
L. S. Berg, w. j. Rudy, N. H. Nelson
81 and others for vacating that part of
West 14th street in the City of Willmar
in the: Second addition to said City,
90 described as follows: Commencing at
co. "a: point on the west line of Lot 6 of
90 Block 1875 of Second addition. City of
% W1lluQaT, WHICH Is 20 le6t South from
so | the Northwest corner of said Lot g.
90 thence running South along the west
line of said Lot six CO., a distance OF
% Is; feet; thence following the arc OF
81 circle whose diameter is rs feet, and
So whose center is at the center Of the
46 East line Of said Lot 6, to the place OF
beginning.
SO The matter was discussed
Alderman Scott offered the following
80 resolution which was unanimously
SO adopted.
WHEREAS, A, duly verified petition
proper in form and execution accompan
90 led by a plat of the ground and signed
constituting a majority of the owner!
so on the line Of and within Three Hundre,
(soo) feet OF each end of the portion O
90 the street proposed to be vacated, ha.
so I been presented to the City Council O
so the City Of Willmar, Minnesota, pray
90 ing for the vacation Of all that par
rs or portion Of West 14th Street, lyinl
so Immediately West Of Block One Hun
.25 dition to the City OF Wiilmar,- described
rs by metes and bounds as folrows:-Com
mencing at a point on the West line o
rs Lot Six 90 of Block One Hundred
fhs CIV Of Of SECOND addtiG,
Twenty-Eight (2s) feet South from tn,
90 | Northwest corner of said lot Six (6)
thence running South along the Yves
90 | Iuc OA SdAu LOt' Sl4 (o), a distance
Of Seventy-Five (75) feet; thence fol
90 lowing the arc Of a circle whose dia
90 meter is SeventyFive. (75) feet ant
whose center Is at the center of til,
90 East line of said Lot Six CO., to tn,
he place of beginning, and
the WHEREAS VIII; The Council Of this Cit!
o1- matter, be proceeded with.
nj THEREFORE RESOLVED, That sal
petition be, and the same is hereby; or
dered filed with the City Clerk.
of RESOLVED FURTHER, That hear
Ark ing be had on said petition at the Coun
is- ell Chambers in the City Hall in tn
i've City Of Willmar, on the 18th day O
an August, 1919, at the hour Of 8 oclocl
in the Hevening Of said day, at whicl
time the Council will investigate an
consider said matter and all parties in
'o1 terested may appear and be heard
i'm. RESOLVED FURTHER, That tn
TOD City Clerk be- and he Is hereby in
es" structed to give notice of said hearin
by publication In the official paper a
In the City Charter provided.
tho Approved July 18th. 1919.
tha E. c. WELLIN, Mayo,
ar A communication from the Water an
hv Light Commission was presented ad
~ vising of the Secretary and Collector,
g. salary having been fixed at 500 pc
in month, which was approved by tn
~ Council.
~ to The Clerk was, on motion, instructe,
~ to advertise for bids for the gradin,
of Monongalia avenue from Eight stree
and west to 18th street, in accordance
a. with petition for such an improvement
~ now on file, and such bids to be receiv
ed at: the next regular meeting
The estimated cost Of such gradinf
A. was stated to be about $4,000
IN report from DR.. Rains, Health Of
~ hcer. on the Cfty's milk supply wa.
= | presented and read and the same wa.
az ordered placed on file.
- | report from Mr.. Norman Buildins
Inspector was presented Of buildin5
permits Issued by him for the month
~ of june and the same was ordered
~. placed on fle
~ ~ Contract bond Of Lindgren and Lar
~ son, sidewalk contractors was present
.as ed and the correction called for in sale
~ bond had been made and the same was
- on motion, approved.
The City Engineer reported on sewe,
extension, asked FOR on Benson avenu,
East and stated that It would have tt
-. be built to connect with the sewer a.
"a intersection of Benson avenue and Enc
~, street West
~, ,s Mr.. j. s.. Robbins was, on motion
granted permission to build, at his owl
a. expense, a six inch sewer from Blocl
- IA. near First street.. and west OF
- Benson avenue to connect with the pres
NJ ent sewer on Benson ave.. and 2nt
street vest The said sewer, swhe1
City. - $50 A
acquisitions for supplies from tn,
r. water ana Light Department were pre-
~ senteo and the: Clerk was, on motion
ie o instructed to order. same.
81. On motion the Council adjourned.j
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