The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-08

Main st. to Washington Avenue, be
| paved with either of the following
type or character of pavement to-
wit: Sheet Asphalt with concrete
base; Six inch concrete pavement;
Verticle Fibre Brick, concrete base,
Bitumius Filler; Bitulithic Pavement;
| Asphaltic concrete; Tarvia Penetra-
ton, Macadam Alternate, gravel,
shell or concrete base; all as per
plans and specifications on file.
Be it further ordained by the
Board of Trustees of the City of
New Iberia, La, that that portion of
Chestnut St., from Main st. to Jane
St. and Jane St. from Chestnut st.
/ to North St., be paved with either Of
| the following type or character OF
pavement which may be selected, to-
wit: Sheet Asphalt with concrete
base; Six inch concrete pavement;
Verticle Fibre Brick, concrete base,
Bitumius Filler; Tarvia Penetration,
| Macadam Alternate, gravel, shell or
concrete base; or a gravel street, all
as per plans and specifications Oh
file.
That bids be invited for the per-
Torrance of said work for paving of
odlu oIIecSS WITH any v. oAeeA
the type or character of pavement
herein specifically mentioned for the
proper execution Of said work. Said
bids for the paving Of st. Peter St.,
from Bank Avenue to Chestnut st.
to be presented to or filed in the
office of Trustee of Public Safety
| Mayor at his office, at any time
up to P. M, Monday April oath,
1922, and to be opened at his office
at P. NJ, Monday, April oath, 1922,
in open session Of the Board of
Trustees.
Said bids for the paving of Julia
ST., from Main St. to Dale st; jeff
erson ST., from Main st. to St. Pet
er st; French St., from Main st. to
Washington Avenue; Chestnut ST.,
from Main St. to Jane St; and Jane
St., from Chestnut St. to North ST.,
to be presented to or filed in the
office of Trustee of Public Safety
Mayor at his office, at any time
up to P. M, Tuesday, April 25th,
1922, and to be opened at his office
at 4 P. M, Tuesday, April 25th,
1922, in open session of the Board
of Trustees.
And directing the said Trustee of
Public Safety (Mayor) to advertise
for bids for said paving in as many
news papers or periodicals as he may
deem proper. The said Board of
Trustees reserving the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Two per cent certified check to &C.
company all bids and q bond of 50
per cent of contract price to be
furnished by successful contractor
for the faithful performance of the
contract.
That said publications contain a
tabulated statement, giving the
names Of the streets to be wholly or
partially paved, and the different
types or character, inviting bids for
all Of these.
That the entire cost of said paving
between intersections shall be borne
by the owners Of the real property
abutting on the street or portion
thereof, which shall have been paved
on both sides of said street or, por-
ton thereof, and that one half of the
cost Of said paving at intersections
shall be equally apportioned on the
basis frontage, and shall be borne by
the owners Of real property abutting
on the street interesting within one
half of the length of each block, on
each side Of the interesting street.
That the payment of said indebt-
edness shall be divided into INSTALL
ments evidenced by certificates to he
issued by the City of New Iberia as
per amended Charter of the Citv of
New Iberia, embracing in substance
Act % of the General Assembly of
the State Of Louisiana Of 1914, pro-
vlded that property owners shall
have the right at any time to pay
the whole amount at once.
Adopted this 3rd day of April,
Signed. ED. LaSALLE, Mayor.
Trustee Villermin asks the Boards
authority to place street lights at
the corners Of Providence and Dale
Sts., Providence and Frere Sts., Pro-
violence and Lane Sts., johnson St.,
between Bayou and Henry Sts.. and
the connecting by City with the
light lines extended from end Of Du-
perier Avenue to Mr.. CASTOR Mesta-
yer's property. Also the connecting
by City with light lines extended out
Center St., to the properties of Mr..
Whitney Delcambre and Mr.. E. H.
Boutte, which lines have been con-
structed at the expense of said
property owners.
On motion of Mr.. Broussard, sec
onded by Mr.. LaSalle, the Trustee
Of Public Property is hereby auth
orlzed to do work as requested.
Ordinance No. 800.
On motion Of Mr.. LaSalle, the fol-
lowing Ordinance was ordered pub
lished:
An Ordinance prohibiting trucks.
wagons or vehicles from passing
over streets with material falling
from same.
Be it ordained, That it shall be |
unlawful for any and all persons,
corporations or companies, passing
upon the streets with material fall
ing from trucks, wagons or vehicles.
Any person found guilty of same
will be fined not less than $1,000 nor
more than $500. or Imprisonment |
in the City Jail for a period of not |
less than 10 days or more than 80 |
days, or both at the discretion of |
the Court.
Be it further ordained, that the |
present Ordinance is urgent and shall |
take effect Immediately after it's |
passage and PRONUNCIATION.
Signed, ED. LaSALLE, Mayor.
On motion Of Mr.. Villermin, Sec