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% shall be paved betwee. tise curb
lines thereof in a good and y1bstan-
tial manner with plain concrete six
inches thick, reinforced concrete
six inches thick, Warrenite bitulithic
on four and five-inch cement con-
crete base; Warrenite bitulithic on
four-inch bituminous concrete base:
asphaltic concrete on four and five
inch cement concrete base; and
plain asphalt top on asphalt con-
crete base, and the City Engineer
is hereby directed to prepare plans
and specifications for the said
grading and paving as aforesaid and
submit a set of plans and speeifica-
tons to the City Council for APP
provaL
Section 8. That the assessment
district upon the property of which
hall be assessed for the purpose OF
paying costs and expenses of max
ing said improvements within said
Paving District Number Twenty-Five
shall include all property except
streets and alleys included in said
assessment district between the
termini Of said improvement abut-
ting upon said streets above sat
forth and described and included in
said Paving District Number TWEEN
ty two within the following bound
aries, to-wit:
Beginning on the south line Of
Second Street at n point $50 feet
a s of the northwest corner OF
Block 145; thence running south
along the center line of Block 145,
and the center line of the alley in
Blocks 146, l47 and i4S, a distance
of 1,3l5.26 feet; thence south 10
degrees 90 minutes west a distances
of 40T.54 feet to the north line of
Badger Avenue, at a point south 60
degrees 90 minutes, east 255.4S feet
from the southwest corner of Block
24S; thence north 60 degrees
90 minutes west along the north
line of Badger Avenue a dis
lance of 475.4S feet to the center
line of the alley between Lincoln
Avenue and Grant Avenue; thence
north 80 degrees 90 minutes east
along the center line of the alley in
Block 133. a distance Of 274.50
feet; thence north along the cen
ter line of the alley in Blocks 1873.
132 and 1871, and along the center
of Block 1870 a distance of 1,233.4B
feet to the south line of Second
Street. at n point $50 feet west of
the northeast corner of Block 100;
thence east along the south line Of
Second Street a distance of $50 feet
to the point of beginning.
Section 4. The character and ex-
tent of said improvements shall bo
as follows, to-wit:
The pavement of the streets. the
construction of the necessary curbs,
drainage and storm ewers consist
ing of vitrified clay pipe or ce=1ent.
also the necessary manholes and
catch basins and other necessary
fixtures and attachments inlets and
outlets for the surface drainage Of
said streets and portions of streets
so designated as above set forth.
That all of the property within
the limits of said assessment dis
trict except the streets and alleys
or parts of streets and alleys in
cluded t1erein shall be considered
and held to be the property specific
ally benefited by such improve
ments, and shall be the property to
be assessed to pay the costs and
expenses of said improvements,
which costs and expenses shall be-
assessed on all property so bene-
IA q Will IHt SDEU
cial benefits conferred on such
property in proportion to area and
distance back from marginal lines
of said streets respectively and por-
tons thereof as aforesaid within
said paving district.
That the amount to be assessed
against the separate lots, tracts and
parcels of land within said district
shall be estimated and apportioned
in the name and in accordance
with Section 10 of Chapter 100 Of
the Session Laws of Wyoming.
1915. That there shall be included
in the cost and expense of said i'm
provement to be assessed against
the property included in said assess
ment district the costs of that por.
ton of said Improvement included
within the limits of any street or
alley intersection, space or spaces,
the estimated cost and expense OF
inspection, engineering and survey
ing. tests of materials, advertising,
collection of assessments and al
other charges to which the city may
have heretofore or hereinafter ins
Cured in the making of said i'm.
provements.
Section 8. The City reserves the
right and shall have the power ia
let contracts for the entire work or
contracts for parts thereof in sep-
arate and specified sections. All
bids for paving construction shall
be made upon uniform proposals
and shall require, in addition to the
general bid, the price per square
yard for the cost of laying the paw
ing upon the street when graded.
which said price shall be specified
in the contract and any deductions
or additions in the amount of cal.
culation in a~pportioning the cost of
said paving shall be made upon the
basis of such cost per square yard.
Section 6. That no part of said
improvements is to be paid out Of
the general fund or the road fund
of the City of Casper.
Section Z. That the said i'm.
provements are to be maintained BY
the contractor for n nariod of g..