The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-19
LEGAL

h Addition runuing from the North tine
" Haskell street to the North line
~ Fslfvew Street 10 be 20 feet h
tksKELL STREET and CAMERON
STREET to be paved with Class 20
paving consisting ~ a d.lnch concrete
base with z.iuCh asphalt wearing
ALLEY west Of BLOCKS siS 90 aud
ALLEY IN MOCK iias. 0iisina, u''i Town -
site and ALLEY 100 Block Eight 80
Lindsey First Addition. all TO be paved
widths ot rondwsys ~ be- as above
including ain necessary grading. curbing
holes and other work and material 10 be
done in accordance with the plans ana
specifications furnished by the CITY Engi.
ucer rs may ho determined by the bparu
u Comnasiouefs upon bids Hubmlued.
SECTION 3 The Owncfs " street fal-
way or steam railroad racks rsver"ny
said streets avenues and alleys TO DE
improved under tho provisions ot th'a
and expense NJ such owners, To Efad",
pave and otherwise Improve, as contcm !.
plated BY this resolution, the portions ot
the foadWayH gn said streets. Avenues and
alleys required by law 30 be graded. paved
ana otherwise improved b. the owners OF
said tracks.
That the cost of said Improvements on
said stfeetf. avenues and alleys and each
~ them, exclusive u the portions thereof
To bo improved By the owners ot Hald
street railway or stosm railroad
tracks. a. Aforesaid. shall be borne md
paid by the owners Of the property henc'
fied by such improvements on the portions
ordered To bc improved. That exclusive
~ the portions thereof 70 he installed by
tho owners ~ said street railway or steam
railroad tracks, the entire cost ~ SAID
improvements on said portions OF said
streets. avenues and alleys. ana each OF
them, shall De proportional 10 and levied
md d al h
liable ~ assessment therefor, ana the
owners thereof. In accordance with tho
provisions Of Article 3 of tho Charter OF
tho 'ity ~ Tulsa. oklahoma
SECTION Z. That the City Eng necr
io and he IL hereby directed 20 prepare
tor such improvements the necessary plans
mates Of cost and TO return the same
90 THIS Board on or before the 22nd day
% April. 1871 Such plans, spccification4
and estimates OF costs shall be in accord
auye with the provisions " this resoiu
tion and shall prescribe the character and
amounts Of the construction and main
tenance bonds to he required Of the sue.
cesful bidder In the construction of said
improvements. aud the maintenance. ih"r"-
Of. Tor a period Of not less than five t5D
years from tho date OF the completion
thereof
sECTIoN 3: That the further terms and
provisions Of the contract for'thc coustruc.
tlon Of the improvements herein contem.
plated between the contractors TO whom
the contract may be- awarded and the
'lig Nl iulNh hlaii w Nflfl HlNfN ny lul7
Board Ia accordance with Article of the
Charter of the city Of Tulsa aforesaid.
SECTION y; That the 22nd day Of April,
1921, at 90 o'clock A. NJ, at tho As
embly Room In the city Hail Of the sail
City Of Tulsa be ana the same Is hereby
set ss the date, time and place Tor the
hearing Of any and all protests aBd oh
ioctions to the making Of said improve
ments, and 70 the plans for and methods
and materials ia be used In making the
same, and any such opjcctiDns or protest'
not made In writing on or before the
said 22nd day Of April 1921, at 500
o'clock A. NJ. shall be deemed waived.
SECTION 7: That all resolutions and
portions Of revolutions heretofore adopted
by the BOARD of Commissioners OF the
city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, In conflict with
the provisions OF this resolution. are In
sofar as such conflict exists hereby re-
pealed
SECTION 3: That this resolution shall
bo published prior to the said 22nd day
u April, 1921, In one issue excluding
sunday. In the Tulsa Daily world, a daily
newspaper published In Tulsa. oklahoma
Tor the preservation Of the public health
and safety and the furtherance OF street
improvements, by reason whereof this
resolution shall take effect from and after
It's adoption, approval and publication.
ADOPTED, and the emergency clause
18th day OF April. 1921.
APPROVED this 18TH day OF April,
1921.
J. NJ. ADKIsoN.
Mayor pro tenn.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
FRANK T.. DUNCAN.
city Attorney.