The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-01-17
ORDINANCE NO. 172


penses connected Herewith. on the
streets and parts of streets in the
Village of Kendrick, Idaho, as fol-
lows:
WEST FRONT, STREET,
from the Bear Creek Bridge and
the west side and line of Nintl,
Street to the South side and line of
Main Street. MAIN STREET,
from the west side and line of
front Street to line opposite the
west side and line of Lot Four a.
in Block 81, of Oaks Addition TO
the Town of Kendrick.
FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH
and SEVENTH STREETS, from
the South side and line of Main
Street to the first alley South.
E HG H T H and KIRBY
STREETS, from the South side
and line of Main Street to Railroad
Street.
Providing that all the expenses
and costs of such paving, curbing,
excavating, filling and all incidental
cost and expense connected with
and necessary for the making of
such improvements, including. all
grading, excavating and filling, and
also all of the costs and expenses
incurred in the paving, curbing,
grading, filling, together with all
incidental expenses, and all costs
and expenses formed. by the juno
ton of two or more streets, or
where one main street terminates
in or crosses another main street,
and the spaces formed opposite al
leys, shall be paid for in full by the
owners of property fronting, Adult
ing, contiguous or tributary to such
part of said streets to be paved and
all and each of them.
Providing for the payment of the
costs and expenses for such irl1-
provements, by assessment upon
the property and the issue of bonds !;
creating an assessment district and
Numbering the same; creating an
Improvement fund, providing for
the assessment of the property sub
ject to the payment for such i'm
provements, and creating under the
law of the state, lien thereon, as
security for the payment of the
same; providing for bids for the
doing of the work and furnishing
material, and for contracts there
under for the appointment of su-
perintendent, and committee to
have charge and general power
over the work; and generally defin-
ing the powers and duties of the
Chairman and Board of Trustees
and Village Engineer, in connection
with such improvements.
WHEREAS, more than seventy
per cent of the resident owners of
property, subject to assessment,
for the making of the proposed inn
provements, along the course of
said streets and parts of streets
proposed to be paved and improv-
ed, as herein provided, and owning
real estate, which is abutting, con-
tiguous, fronting and tributary to
said streets and parts of streets,
proposed to be improved, and sub
ject to assessment for the payment
of all of the costs of the improve
ments by said petition requested,
including the spaces formed by
street intersections and spaces OPP
positte alleys, have petitioned the
Chairman and Board of Trustees
of the Village of Kendrick, Idaho,
that the said streets and parts of
streets, herein specified, and be-
tween said points thereon, be paved,
curbed together with all of the in
cidfntal and necessary work in
connection Herewith be done, and
have thereby promised and agreed
to pay the entire cost and expense
of all such improvements, including
the spaces formed by the junction
or intersection of streets, and also
the spaces formed opposite alleys
and that said property be assessed
therefor, and
WHEREAS, by Ordinance No.
1853, of the Village of Kendrick
Idaho, notice of intention to Dim
prove said streets or parts of streets
was given, which said ordinance
was published for two consecutive
times in two consecutive issues OF
the Kendrick Gazette, the official
newspaper of said Village, which
said ordinance came in force and
effect on the 2lst day of June A. d
1918, and by said ordinance the
time was fixed for the filing of pro-
tests against such Improvements, al
5 O'Clock P. NJ. on the, 3rd day Of
July 1918. That such protests were
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