The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-05-09
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twenty second to Fort Streets be
graded. paved and curbpd To a width
OF twenty-eight (2S) feet.
t2lD Maple Street from Twenty
thlrd StIeet to Fort Street be graded.
paved and curbed 10 Il width of TWEEN
ty-ax (26) feet.
tG0) Chestnut Street from Elev-
ehth to Fourteenth Streets be graded,
laved and cUbed TO width of thirty
500 feet.
(93) Eighth Street from Goddard
TO ST. John Street he graded. paved
ana curbed TO a width of twenty six
(26) feet.
(Sf) Sixth Street fiOm Cherry to
Eureka Streets be graded paved and
curDed to width of thirty 800 feet
C-0) Twenty second Street. from
Ford Avenue to Clark Street. be
graded. paved and curbed to a width
OF twenty-eight (2SD feet.
CD6) Sycamore Street from Four
teenth Street 10 ID. VI. & T. Il. r., be
Graded. paved and curbed 10 width
of thirty 800 feet.
tSn Eighth Street from Grove TO
Orange Streets be graded, paved and
curbed to width Of thirty 900 feet
t29Sl Eleventh tleet from Eure-
ka TO VinewOOd Avenues he graded.
paved and curbed TO width Of thirty
(3OI feet.
(399) Twenty third Street from
Eureka Avenue to Oak StIeet be grad
ed. paved and curbed to width OF
twenty-eight (2S) feet
nd
City Engineer prepare detailed esti-
mates and also plats and diagrams OF
the work and of the locality to be so
improved and deposit the same with
the City Clerk for public examination
and
Resolved Further. that the cost Of
the material. thereof, for said grad
ing and paving and curbing or the
percentage OF the whole project re-
quired by the Works Progress Admin
i>tratiOn Of the Federal Government
known as the local contribution shall
be betrayed by special assessment up
on the lots or parts OF lots and par
GELS OF land fronting and abutting up
on said Improvement and that the
balance Of the expense Of said grading,
paving and curbing shall be paid by
the Works Progress Administration
when. as and if approved by said
Works Progress Administration. ex-
cepting the alleys and street intersec-
tlOnS the expense Of which shall be de-
frayed from the general street fund
of said city 10 he computed on the
same basis as the lots and parcels OF
land set forth for the above. and
t2I6D Elm Street from Fifteenth
TO Seventeenth Streets.
(277 Hillsdale Street from Sixth
to Seventh Streets.
(27SD Seventh Street from Elm 20
Oak Streets.
(279) Sixth Street from Central to
Marshall Streets
t2S0D Negaunee Street from Biddle
to Sixth Streets
(2S1D Third Street from Baumey
Ia GnodPll Streets
(2S2D Maple Street from Sixth TO
Seventh Streets.
t.S3D \egaunPp ST ept from Sixth
to Seventh Streets
(2S4D Ash Street from Seventeenth
to Twentieth Street.
go Seventeenth Street from Oak
10 Superinr Streets
(2S6) Virginia Street from Wal
nut to Regent Drive.
ISL Third Street from Goddard
To Perry Place.
(2SSD Alley. between Elm and Ma
PIE and between Second and Third
Streets.
(29) Oxford Court from Twelfth
to alley east of Fifteenth.
(290D VinewOOd Avenue from
Twenty second to Fort Street.
(291D Maple Street from Twenty
third Street to Fort Street
(2gN Chestnut Street from Elev-
enth to Fourteenth Streets.
(293I Eighth Street from GOddaGd
TO ST. John Street.
(294I Sixth Street from Cherry Ia
Eureka Streets
(29Jb Twenty second Street from
Ford Avenue TO Clark Street.
(296) Sycamore Street from Four
tenth Street to ID. VI. & r. X. X.
(97 Eighth Street from Grove Ia
Orange Streets.
(GS1 Eleventh Street from Eure-
ka 10 Vinewood Avenue.
(:AM Twenty-third Street from
Eureka Avenue TO Oak Street.
are hereby designated and constituted
rs a Special Assessment District for
the purpose of said Improvement
Resolved Further that after said de
tailed estimates. plats and diagrams
of the work and Of the locality to be
improved have been deposited with
the City Clerk for the public examin
alton, said City Clerk shall give no
rice. accnl ding 10 the City Charter. OF
the District to he specially assessed
for said improvement and Of the time
and place when this Council will meet
| IA consider said detailed estimate
plats and diagrams and to hear oh
iectionS thereto and publish such no
tice of said assessment district and OF
said meeting for hearing objections
thereto once in each week for two sue
ceSyiye weeks in one of the newSpa
perS Of this City.
move the adoption Of the fOrego
| ing resolution.
Councilman James III. Mason.
Supported by councilman Wagar.
Yeas: COuncimen Benin. BrOhl
Burke. Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich. May q. 194l.
| dissolution. by Councilman James III
Mason.