Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-04-16


Section 3. ME-FAILURE TIC
REMOVE. In the event any person
firm, association or corporation shall
fail to cut and remove from his, their
or its real property within $50 feet
of any graded, curbed, sidewalked OF
otherwise improved street in said
Village and such dead trees, grasses,
grass, or weeds commonly known as
fox-tail, wild oats, thistle, wild mus
tard, dandelions, Spanish needle,
dock, burdock, wild morning glory,
chickweed, cocklebur, marshmallow
or other weeds, bushes, brush, vines,
plants or other things of like nature
whatsoever, other than such as are
grown for use or ornament or for
food, or suitable or intended for food
for man or beast and such as shall be
grown for such purposes, or for fuel
upon real property or in front there
of to the curb at the side of the
street, or where such curb line
should be in front of said lot, to ex-
coed inches in height or length
from the surface of the ground, the
same shall be done by the Village, by
the direction of the Board of Trus-
tees and the entire costs and charges
incurred in and about and Incidental
to the cutting and removal of all
weeds and grasses hereinbefore
enumerated, or all or any of such
things as are by this ordinance de-
clared to be lien upon the lot, piece
or parcel of real property, and upon
the whole thereof owned by such
person, firm, association or corpora
ton where such nuisance exists.
Section 4. NOTICE. 1t is hereby
made the duty of the Village Clerk,
when directed by the Board of Trus-
tees to cause to be published in
issues of the official pa
per of said Village a notice requir-
ing all property owners and holders
in said Village to remove the here
mentioned dead trees, grass,
grasses, weeds and things declared
by this ordinance to be a nuisance
from the sidewalks or premises
owned or controlled by such person,
within 10 days from and after the
asst publication of such notice, and
lpon the failure of said owner or
owners so to do, then the Village
Board Of Trustees may direct that
he same be removed, or the weeds,
grasses, bushes or plants, as herein
'efore mentioned cut and removed
" the Village, and the cost, charges,
nd expenses of so doing shall be
axes as a lien against the property
by the cutting and remov-
ng and removing of such weeds and
raises as hereinbefore provided.
Section 5. RECORD OF ASSESS
After the cutting and re-
loval of all such dead trees, grass
r grasses commonly known as fox /
all, wild oats, thistle, wild mus S
ard, dandelion, Spanish needle,
ock, burdock, wild morning glory, t
cocklebur, marshmallow |
r any other weeds, vines, shrubs, a
ushes, and other things herein b
entioned, by the Village by direc- n
on of the Board of Trustees and p
erein declared to be a nuisance, the l
'tal amount of all costs, charges a
nd expenses incurred and incidental
lereto shall be certified to the Viii U
ge Board of Trustees, and if found ;
,rrect, the Village Board of Trus- Z
es shall order the same entered in
docket or book for the collection u
special assessments by the Village, II
hich book or docket shall contain D.
e names of the property owners, p'
seription of the property and the az
Mount assessed against each lot, I'll
ece or parcel thereof, and all
MOUNTS so entered shall be and are 50
reby declared to be a lien upon VI
e property so benefited, and shall So
collected as provided in the next M
elton. at
Section 6. DELINQUENT ASSESS -.
5NTS. Said Village Clerk shall
re public notice in at least con-
'utiye issues of the official paper of -
d Village, specifying the time in a.
Itch payment of such assessments ~
y be made, and that a penalty of
per cent per annum will be added -
er delinquency, and shall also -
il postal card to each property !.
ner, containing the substance of -,
d notice, and any property owner
y redeem his property from said
by paying the principal
'reof within the time specified, -
in default of such payment, the
le shall become delinquent, and ~
,enalty of 7 per cent per annum
II be added.