The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-10

ORDINANCE NO. 524.

An ordinance prOV1d1ng 1Or the
grading, curbing, n sidewalking of
Monroe Street from the north side of
Third Street to the south side of "B +"
Street, and First Street from the alley
way between Howard Street and Mon
9ee Street to the alley way between
Monroe Street and Lincoln Street, in
dhe city of Moscow, Idaho; providing
for the construction of storm sewers
and storm sewerage ways, within the
proposed improvement district; pro-
viding that all of the proposed i'm
tnrOYements, in so far as the grading,
darbing, and sidewalking of the
streets mentioned within the proposed
-iunprovement district, shall be paid
fer by property owners within said
district; providing for the payment of
the costs Of such improvements;
creating a local improvement district,
70 be known as Local improvement
District No. Is of the city of Moscow,
Idaho; creating an assessment dis
frict, and providing for the levy and
collection of special assessments on
the property fronting or abutting on,
tributary or contiguous to the streets
to be improved, or situated within the
boundary lines of said improvement
district, as in this ordinance specified,
L proportion to the benefits to be
derived by said improvements; pro-
viding for the issuance of bonds, and
creating a fund to pay the same and
for the maintenance of the improve
meats; providing a method of assess
ment and assessing real estate for
such local improvements, but creating
a lien to procure the payment of such
assessment; providing for the letting
Of a contract or contracts for such
improvements; making the Mayor an
ex-officio member of the Street Com
mittee for the purposes of such i'm
proyements, providing for the appoint
ment of a Superintendent by the
Mayor and City Council of the City
of Moscow, Idaho, to oversee such
improvements, and defining his powers
and duties, and fixing the time for
the payment of the work for such
improvements; providing for the con-
struction of a storm sewerage system.
said improvement district, and
providing for the means and manner
of payment thereof.
WHEREAS. by Ordinance No. SIS
of the City of Moscow, Idaho, the said
CITY gave notice of it's intention to
said streets therein named
mentioned, between the points
thereon, in said streets mentioned. ,
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WHEREAS. Ordinance No. SIS be- +
sme a law on July 6. 1922, wherein !
he Mayor and City Council of the
5ity of Moscow, Idaho, gave notice
hat all person or persons, desiring s
% to do, should. on or before the q
of 5 o'clock p. m. of the 7th r
ay of August, 1929, file protest or 7
rofnctc If ~ fhox bod onoipet c,oL
improvements, and !,
WHEREAS, such ordinance. after Is
aving become a law. was published f.
vice in The Star-Mirror. a daily 81
ewspaper of general circulation. Al
at Moscow, Idaho. and be- 6,
70 the official newspaper of the CITY in
Moscow, idaho. and the newspaper ii
asignated by the Mayor and CITY Sc
ouncil for the publication of said al
,tice, in two consecutive issues of ST
paper, giving more than ten ms
TVS notice from and after the last of
lblication. in which protest or pro- as
to the proposed improvements tn
ight be filed in the office of the mr.
tv Clerk of the City of Moscow of
aho. he
WHEREAS, on the 18th dav of m,
lgust. 1922. and being the day fixed in,
law, and being the first regular to-
letting of the CITY Council OF the
v of Moscow. idaho. at which time an
otest or protests should be filed Pa
ainst the nronosed imnrovemen+
in Ordinance No. 51S Of Mi
= rifv. the council. met in regular Sc,
eior to hear and consider. at its COY
nciI room in the CITY Of Moscow. 1
anv nrotest or nrotesfs that Tw
hit have been or wore filed bv anvil IA
sons firm mr. cornoration against Bio
nronnsed improvements. and that Mo,
the last mentioned date. and at 1
last mentioned time IT. a%pnearfng For
n the records and files in tho and
office Of the city Of Moscow (21'
.. that there were protests filed L
rst said nrnnosed -frnrrorauaatSIFou
considerations