The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-05-27


Of said Improvement or Improvements
is the sum OF $500 for each and every
square yard Of such paNemenis ana
cutters, and ninety-fiVe cents per
meal foot for concrete curOs, ana
that the cost of such improvements is
10 be assessed against the property
abutung, fronting. contiguous, or
tributary (and Included in the assess
ment district to be hereafter prOVid
ed, on the portions or parts OF said
streets ana alleys TO be improved as
aforesaid; and the lots and lands in
cluded in the said imprON ement dls-
trict TO be formed by an ordinance as
hereinafter specified, each lot and par
eel of land TO be separately assessed
for the fun debt thereof in proportion
20 the number of feet of such lands
and the lots fronting thereon, or in
cuded in said Improvement district,
and in proportion To the dement's de-
rived TO said property by said I'M
prOVements sufficient TO cover the to-
tai cost and expenses of the work TO
, the center OF the respective streets, or
alleys, provided. however, that the
expenses Of all of said improvements
| in the space formed by the junction OF.
two or more streets, or wherein one
main street terminates in, or crosses
another main street. shall be paid by
the said city.
afternoon of the LIST day OF June
a. ID. 1920. is fixed as the time on OF
before which protests against said
proposed improvements may be filed
at the office of the City Clerk of said
city. II the protests against the said
proposed improvements by the own
ers of more than tWO-thirds of the
front feet of the lots and land abut-
ting on such proposed improvements
and included in the assessment dis
trict to be formed as hereafter pro-
Nided, be filed on or before 400 o'clock
p. IN. ON the LIST day of June, A. ID.
1920, the council of the said city shall
not proceed further with such work.
or improvements unless three-fourths
of the members of said council of
said city shall vote to proceed with
such work and improvements. II no
such protest is fled or if such pro-
test is fled and three fOurths of the
said members of said council of said
city shall vote to proceed with such
work and improvements. the said
council shall at that meeting proceed
to consider the same and shall then or
lat a subsequent time proceed to en-
act an ordinance for such improve
ments. BY the provisions of such an
ordinance to be enacted, a local i'm
.provement district shall be establish
ed to be called Local Improvement |
District No. 8" which shall include all
the property fronting or abutting on.
contiguous or tributary TO the re-
spective portions of said streets and
alleys to be improved between the
points named in this ordinance to the
distance back from such streets TO
the center of the block or tract abut-
ting thereon, and shall include all
lots and property abutting on the
streets to be improved, which said
ordinance shall provide that such
Inn mr. shall ia Ha that
the costs and expense thereof shall be
taxed and assessed upon all property
In such local improvement district |
which costs shall be assessed in pro-
portion tOtthe number of feet of such |
lands and lots fronting thereon. or
abutting, contiguous, or tributary to.
or included in said Improvement dis
trict, and in proportion to the bene-
fits derived by said Improvements, and
provided that the City Council may
eXpend from the general fund for such
purposes such sum, as in their Judg-
ment may be fair and equitable in
consideration Of the benefits accruing
to the general public by reason of
such improvements and that the eX-
.pense of all improvements in the space
formed by 1.-THE junction Of two or more
streets or wherein one main street
terminates in or crosses another main
street shall be paid by the said city.
Section T. 1t shall be the duty of
the said City Clerk of the said City Of
Wallace to cause this ordinance to
be published in the Wallace Miner a
weekly newspaper published in the
said City of Wallace and having a
general circulation therein, and which
is the official newspaper of the said
City of Wallace i'm at least two con
secutive issues Of said newspaper be-
for the LIST day of June A. d. 1920.
fixed as the time for filing such pro-
tests. and the affidavit of such publ
cation shall be filed on or before the
said time fixed for fling said pro-
tests.
Section 3. That all ordinances and
parts Of ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section g. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in full force upon
its passage. approval and publication
in two consecutive issues Of said
Wallace Miner
Passed by the Council and approved
by the Mayor Of the City of Wallace
this 18th day of May A. d. 1920.
HUGH TOOLE.
(SeaD Mayor.