The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-09-18
coming PASSED
FOR SUBDIVISION
First Amendment to Zon-
ing Ordinance Passed
by Council.
HELP WAR MOTHERS
Council Appropriates $500 for
War Mothers to Help Defray
Expenses of Convention.

The first time for The extension Of
to affect territory recently added to
the city came Monday evening when
the council passed for the first reading
an ordinance establishing certain resi-
dental, business and industrial zones
in the new subdivision west of the
North Shore tracks and north of Grand
avenue.
The same regulations govern the
adoption Of the amendment as govern
ed the adoption Of the zoning ordi-
nance proper. Publication of the
amendment must be made and date
set for hearing after which the ordi-
nance must then take its regular
course.
The date for the hearing is the next
regular meeting of the city council on
the evening of Monday, Oct. g., Before
that date the map showing in detail
the zoning of the territory will be pub
lished.
Experts o. X. Bonds.
A letter was presented to the coun-
ell showing that Chapman, Cutler and
Parker, bond experts Of Chicago, had
endorsed the form for the new issue Of
bonds to raise 100000 for the build
ing of the new high school. No formal
opinion was rendered but this will be
given later.
The only question raised was regard
ing the fact that the bonds we're origi-
nal1y passed at the meeting held on
Wednesday, Sept. 3, the regular meet
ing night being Monday. This. fact Is
easily cleared away by the explana-
tior that the Monday preceding was
Labor Day and Tuesday election day,
both being legal holidays, thereby max
ing Wednesday the day set by law for
the meeting.
A REQUEST Of the Kenosha War Moth
ers for an appropriation to aid them in
the entertainment of the state conven-
tion Of the order was met by an APP
preparation Of $500 for this use.
Ae report from the Board of Edu-
cation showing that $32,09S.01 had
been spent from the operating fund
for new buildings and for sites from
July / to Sept. L was received and the
request that this amount be transferr-
ed from IHe UOIlu 1ullu W VIC 6SASANA
operating account was granted.
Petitions for the laying of sidewalks
which will make the Mckinley school
more accessible were granted. These
sidewalks are for the following streets:
Ingleside street, north side, from
Western avenue to Hannah avenue;
Western avenue, west side, from lngle-
side street to north line Of Park street;
Park street, north side, from Western
avenue to Hamilton avenue; Ingleside
street, south side, from Hannah avenue
to Forest avenue.
Change Roadway Width.
A resolution changing the width of
the paving of the roadway from Broad
street to the Pennoyer tract hereto
fore set at 80 feet to SO feet was
passed. A petition for the paving of
Cable street from Sheridan road to
Lake View court was also passed by the
council. The routine resolutions es-
tablishing the cost per front foot for
paving which has ben completed on
various streets this summer were in
troduced and passed, placing the
amounts named on the tax roll. Also
the annual resolution establishing the
assessments for ornamental lighting
in the various districts was passed by
the council, there being practically no
change over the assessments for form
er years.