The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-11

| ter of said section bears north fl
81 east; thence north 41o21' east
toa point south 41o21' west 639.2s
feet from the center of said sec.
ton; thence south 9e36'40" east
ito the east line off said southwest
quarter; thence south 0o23' west
along said east line to the south.
east corner of said southwest quar-.
ter; thence west to the point OF
beginning; Except the east 80 feet
and the south 80 fleet thereof fol
road.
Also, That portion of the wes1
half of the southeast quarter Of
Section l, Township 8 North
Range 20 East, w. NJ, described
as follows:
| Beginning at a point on the south
line thereof distant 1900 feet wes
of the southeast corner of sale
section; thence north Oe22' cas-
658.1 feet; thence south 88 go cas-
f212 feet; thence north 40e51' west
1026.8 feet; thence north 49, west
414.1 feet; thence north 48 go west
1878 feet to west line of said
subdivision; thence south 0e23
west along said west line to south
west corner thereof; thence east
along said south line to the point
of beginning; Except the south sc
feet and west 80 feet thereof 70,
roads.
It is Further Resolved that it be
and now is proposed that the
special improvements to be made
and constructed for the purpose Of
said local improvement district
shall consist generally Of the fol-
lowing:
The local improvement district
shall receive water from Columbia
Irrigation District canal to be
pumped by KenneWick Irrigation
District through existing facilities
now maintained and operated In
Olmsted Addition and shall In.
clude the enlargement Of present
pumping capacity and the extern.
sion Of an existing pipe line for
delivery and the installation VI
distribution pipe lines for the dis
tribution Of water for irrigation
of the various parcels of various
lots and public places that will
constitute the aforesaid housing
project as the same win be shown
upon a plat to be regularly and
Office of the County Auditor OF
Benton County, Washington, by
the aforesaid owner.
It is Further Resolved that Il
said local improvement district
shall finally be established as pro-
vided by law, all lands described
In this resolution other than
streets, as will be shown by the
Aforesaid plat, will be assessed for
such improvement and that coupon
bonds Of the irrigation district
will be issued to meet the cost
thereof and that such bo1l6s Will
be a primary obligation Of such
local Improvement district and q
general obligation Of the irrigation
district.
It Is Further Resolved that q
hearing be held upon this reso.
luton at the Once Of the Board Of
Directors Of Kennewick Irrigation
District on the 18th day OF March,
1948, at the hour of 1000 o'clock
properly prepared and fled in the
in the forenoon, and that unless q
majority of the holders of title or
evidence of title to lands within
the proposed local improvement
district file their written protest at
or before said hearing, a consent
to the Improvement will be inn
piled.
It is Further Resolved that no.
tice of said hearing be given by
the Secretary of the District, Ed u
Brand, in the manner and form
provided by law by publication In
he Kennewick Courier-Reporter,
d newspaper of general circulation
in Benton County, in which said
Irrigation District is
coated. for a period of two con-
ecutive weeks preceding the date
# said hearing and that the last
thereof shall not be