Resolution 175 - Sewer Construction - 2nd & 3rd Ave E AlleyTHRREUPaU THE FtlLIOWI_•�G RESOL T 121 WAS BEAD AND I'° RODUCHY
A RESOLUTION 7GR THE CONSTRUCTION GF A SZVHR y IN THR ALIXY BET! ��T
,SECOND AHD THIRD AVENUES BAST O LXTE ND ING FROM T HE JOU T H SIDE OF
,EIGRT STREET TO THR CRITTER OF ELEVENTH STR ATt
WR AS, it is the sence of the majority vote of the
City Council of the City of Kalispell, that it is necessary _for the
sanitary purpose that a sewer be constructed from the south side of
Bight Street to tbo center of Eleventh Street; Be it therefore
resolved that a dewe":r'ei,ght inches in diameter be constructed from
the south side of eight street to the center of Eleventh Street in
the alley between Sednnd aiid,. bk id, Avenues Last at a total estimated
coasts of $1260.00 which amount will be assessed against all of the
property in Blocks.NoA. 118, 123, and 135 9f the original trawnsite
of Kalispell, Montana. That said sewer shall be constructed under
the supervisionv of the City Engineer; the material to be of Vitri-
fied sewer pipe to be constructed under the contract let to the
lowest bidder after clue notice of the bids to be published as recuirad
by law. That the costs of the aforesaid serer small. be Levied aga-
inst they property as lareinfore specified it proppr°ticn to the area
of said propertAes. That a levy against, all, of the aforesaid
property according to the area: thereof requiring they payment of
said sewer to be made in three equal anneal install.m.ents$ the first
of which shall be paid in the year 1908, and all deferred payments
to bear interest at the rate of 6ix peroaent per annum, pVmen.t annu-
ally.
Be it further resolved that a notice by published in one
issue of the Kalispell- Journal before the 27th day of July , 1908.
Notifying all concerned that the City Council will meet in the
City Hall o n. said 27th day of July, 19089 at 8 o'clock to hear and
entertain objections for the construction of said sewer either by
the owne=r® or agents of the property to be effected thereby, w
It was moved and alderman Rognlien, and se:cNW by
alderman Dickey that said resolution doe paso. Said motion was
carried by the abqwnd °vote', alderman B pR1 ienz, Dickey, Jones,
Rognlien and Schuman* Aye, No, does.
This being the time seat for opening bids for they grading
and, pav ing of the alleys in Blocks, 55 and 561cf the following
bids were open4d`and read:
For 56 Y Spec al Improvement
District No, 292
R. Greig, t460.00.
Hetzer &> Sanford, 400.00.
For grading and graveling the alley in. Bboek 55, Special
Improvement District No. 30;
M. B. Gre ig, 410. OO.
H?tzer° & Sanford, 385.00.
Lids for paving alley in Block 56 Jecial ImprovenBnt
District No. 29.
M. B. Gre i,
Hetzer & Sanford, 1050.00.
Bids for paving the axxey in nvoex b5 Special I"provement
District No. 30.
M. B. Gre ig,
Qtzer-& Sanford,
4940.00.
1000.00.
The foregoing bids were referred to the street and alley
committee to report at the next meeting, Bids for the construction
of a sewer in the a1le7 between Win Street and Fifth Street were
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opened, wdd read as follows; Is F. Sanford, $1987.GCS and $5.00
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for each odune1ctlanin.lens larson. and T. A Odegard $115001000and
$6.0. for each connection, The foregoing bids were referred to the
Sewer Committee which coz,.mittee reported in favor of acceptingibbe
bids of I. R. Sanford. It was moved by alderman Jones,and seconded
by aldermEn Bienz that the report of the street and alley committee
be accepted and the contract for the construction of the sewer of
last above referred to be awarded to I. R. Sanford.
It appearing that the preliminary resolution providing for
the creation of jecial Improvement District No. 34 had been publl-Adho-
ed as required by law, and that no protest in writing or otherwisen
had been wade car filed agaijst its final passage.
It is thereupon moved by alderman Rognlien and seconded
by alderman Bienz that said resolution be finally adopted. On
roll call the motion was carried by thB following vote; alderman
Menz, Sdiuman, Dickey,Rognlien I Jones, Aye, No, Ves. The
resoluticn it is declared adopted as the same appears in full on
,pages 318, W of these records,
It appearing that the resolutions creating Special
Imjrovement District No. 33 had been published as required by law,,
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and that no protest or obligations in writing or otherwise had been
made against its final adoption. It was,thBrefore, finally moved
and alderman Buckingham and seconded by alderman Dickey, that said
resolgt ion create the said Improvement District No. 33 as the same
appears in full on page 317, 318 of these records be adopted. This
moticn was carried by the following vote. Alderman Bienz, Jones,
Dickey, RognMen, Schuman, Aye, No, Noes. It was moved by alerrman
Jones and seconded by alderman Dickey the sum of $600.00 be
transferred from the contingent fund to the general fund, and the
sum of 180.00 be transferred from the Dog fund to the General
fund. Tbo motion was carried to the following vote; Buckingham,
Bienz, Jones, Dickey, Rognlien, and Schuman, Aye, No, Noes.
Tho following mot ion made by alderman Buckingham,
wlereas, it appears from the statement of the City Clerk that W.
A. Powers has not filed a bond as required by the conditions
imposed upon him by the City Council on the 12nd day of June, 1908,
aWas not filed any bond whatever, I moves.,.. that the City Coimcil
reject allbids nade for the construction of cement walks, and the
Clerk bead irected to re' -advertise for bids to be opened on the 20th
day of Vuly'19081at 8 o'clock P. Y.
Bills and Claims against the City of Kalispell, humbered
10119 to 10236 were read and referred to the auditine committee,
who reported that the snme be paid,
It is thereopon moved by allerman Buckingham and seconded
by alderman Rognlien, that the bills be paid and the clerk instr-
Ucted to issue warrants for the same. On viva coca this motion was
carried unanimously.
On metAn duly made, and seconded, the council ad4nurned
to meet at w°eaular adjourned e s ion on Monday the 20th day of July,
1908 at 6 o'clock P. A in the Council Chambers, City Eyll,
City Clerk.