The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
|vCINERA7oR BIDS
REJECTED BY CITY

a.~ receiving bids four times
slncee .o incinerator. the City Coun-
= fe Yesterday appeared no nearer
eil ys;sS;on as to whom the general
ssoo tract should be awarded.
;+s special session yester-
Az Nh tbe Council rejected last
tay, l,,s overall proposal of s11o,-
We" We ~ l. D. Orrell, of Wilmington,
fsl he n basis that his bids were
j i pr az, than the City could afford
10 pay fol- the lnclnerator.
After considerable discussion, it
nv decided that the bid Of Nye
S w. Incinerator Co. be
o ,..tained for further consideration.
~. Macon firm, on December 10,
- = y, united q $500 proposal for
oon7nltte equipment to be delivered
Sore and supervision of installa-
, t;on The bid did not include con-
st-nction Of the building and labor
Tor installation
II was brought out that the City
,ones to spend only about 100000
m the incinerator. Bids received
m nrevious occasions were describ-
od as oout of line"
From the advertising fund it was
decided to draw 5000 to defray
Transportation expenses of the First
Company. N, C. State Guard to
RALEIGH for the Inauguration of
Gov. Gregg Cherry.
councilman Garland S. Currin
raised the question as to whether
ny not il was proper that the men
should 20 there on account Of
roanpower and gasoline shortages.
Major Friedrich Willets, State
Guard battalion commander w h o
made the request, replied that the
matter was under discussion for
sometime Lefore it was finally de-
cided they should.
Action on an ordnance TO regu-
lste parking OF certain motor We
hicles on the streets here was de-
ferred until the next meeting, and
re]easd for publication "for study
BY the public.
Section /. 1t shall hereafter be
unlawful for any person to park or
leave standing on the public streets
and public ways in the City Of
Wilmington any motor vehicle, or
other vehicle, the dimensions Of
which equal or exceed the follow
ing: Width feet. Over all length
-25 feet, Height-body above the
ground-7 feet during the daylight
hours from thirty minutes before
sunrise to thirty minutes after sun
set, unless each such vehicle is
parked parallel to the curb and not
more than one foot therefrom, and
is parked at least thirty feet from
the property line at any street in
tersection; provided, however, any
such vehicle when necessity re-
Quires may be parked nearer an
Intersection when required to do so
for the purpose OF loading and I'M
loading.
Section 2. 1t shall hereafter be
unlawful for any person to park O.
leave standing on the public streets
and public ways in the City of Will
mington any vehicle OF the dimen-
Sions set forth in Section l, at
right, except when it is necessary
TO load or unload such vehicle. For
The purpose of this ordinance the
parking of such vehicle at night
shall be construed to mean park
ing at any time between the hours
If thirty minutes after sunset and
thirty minutes before sunrise.
Section 3. Any person violating
this ordinance or any part thereof
shall be subject to a penalty of
go for each and every violation.
Section A. Any ordinance in con-
.lict herewith to the extent of such
is hereby repealed.
Section 5. This ordinance is de-
clared to be in the interest of pub
lie safety and shall be in full force
and effect from and after its adop-
ton"
"(Adopted this-day of January.
1915.