Resolution 169 - Sewer Construction - Montana StUpon the petition of the Farmers protective Asnociaticn, the
following resolution, was passed:
A RESOLUTION RROVIDInj FOR THE CONSM17CTIO111 OP A SEWER
IF SEWER DISTRICTSNO 5-Y PRO11 1,10"TiTANA STR RT TO PIPTH STRIET? IN
ALLEY HE`. WART HAIN STR;:7,T A:'-!!) FIRST AV3,rJ)E W..,ST.
WAERRAS it is the sense of a majority vote of the cit--
council of tin City of Xalispell, Montana, that it is necessary that
a sewer be constructed with4n sewer distric*Wo. 5 — q be it
therefore RESOLAP"that a sewer 13 inches in diameter be constructed
actording to tie plans and specifications of the City Enigger, beg-
inning at the intersection ofthe, center line of Montana, street
with the center line of the alley betw-en Main Street and First
Aeons wort) , an! fron thence ruiming in a soutlarly direction
through the ceit er of said alley to the intersection of said alley
with Fifth street. Said Sewer shall be constructed underthe super-
vision of the City Engineer. The material to be vitirfied sewer pipe
and the estimated cost to be the su m of $7594.00 and said sewer
shall be constructed under a contract let to th4 lowest bidder after
due notice for bids as rep filed by law.
BE IT FURTAHR RESOLVED that to defray the cost and expense
of the cons tract ion.of said lower, the said sum of 07594.00 will be
apportioned among the blocks t1rough which sewer jhzil run is folle
ows: The sum of $0462.51 will be arrartt" nc " Atom the 105 in,
tYa following blacks, towit; _ Blocks 75, 66, 55, 46t 35and the sirm
of $5231.49 will be apportioned among the lots ip the foTlowinE
blocks, to -wit; Blocks, 2, 194 22, 51 18, 23t 4t 17t 24, 5, 16, 25,
6, 15, 26, 7, 14, 2TIVI 13T 28, 91 12, 294 107 11, Sol 147, 152,
153, 148, 151, 154i 149, 15% 155; and that a levy be made against
each of the lots in said blocks share and share 4ike, requiring
the payment of the cost in brae equal annual installments, thn, firs'.
of w0ch shall A paid in tie year 1908 and all deferred payments -
to bear interest at the rate of six per ceilit per .imam, pay ble
annuall-7.
Be it Pirther resolied that notice be p'iblisned ii- i one issue
of the Tral ispell 7oiirnal for al,-, least five days be fore the loth
day of June 1908, otifyinty all: concerned that the City- Council wi-'l
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meet at,' the City Hall on tit date at 8 O'Clock P. M. to 'hear and
entertain objections to the coi,utr-,letion of said sevwer either in
person or bA, twee agents of t-te gr
ope awnersrto be affected or
ben ef 'Ltpd t'-_Ien-eby.
It was moved by Alderman Buckingham abd seconded by
Alder,mtn Rognlien, Vh,t said resolt-uion be passed for advertiseme�nt
for protest, said resoltuion was carried by th� followinE vote,
Alderman Buckingham Bienz, ickeyj Jones, rognlien and Schumann Aye:
No noes.
This beinp the time set for hearing protest against* the
passage of a resoitiiion creating Special Improvei,,ient District
IT6. 27, which said reioll2tion appears ir, full uron pages 296 a>d
297, o:f' this book, and i-11- appearin� thatdue notice ','.lad beer. made by
Publ icat ion for the requE fired t irae,in, the Kalispell iournaVl , the
Council proceeded to consider said Matter. Thereupon the (71erk read
the following protest; on the part of stLid property owners residing
in s--aid district:
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_o the City Council of tine Cit-v, of Kal ispell,Mont ; -
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We, the undersi.ed, prp-',rt-%?, owners iipon -hird Ave. 'East in
said City, "hereby prate s 't -_against t,ie laying of cement side,�ialks upon
said Third Ave. 'East by said City or req-,,i ir ing the lo t o-,wners
said ceznient side walks, as withorized by said City Councl
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a �' the -1-4- m,I-eti;riC of' v- Nla123, 190P, ( Signed) W. H. Camj�-)bell,� D.i.Plti-me, P.7%Herigold, A.1illorrow, J 0 hyl
Tightman, Levi switzer, R. G. Rjor-rieby, U. P. Mosby, John J. Fro hl i c
er, Lucy S. Lycan by 1'71'.K.Lycan, 'George Slater, A.R.Duncan, Mrs 11".
211cCar't"hy, Lang, Jas. K,Lw-iE, 11a-.tie Cade by Geo.TI.Cade, Walter
C. Bisho-ni (Eliza Elliot Oscar Elliot) Geo. A. _Fe;-,sendpn."
There being no other repesantat ions containe'd in said
protest, and tipon the oral statement of one of the protestants that
the naes on said pro/test represented owners ager and ,I , ts ownirg
twenty eight, out of a total of sixt-y two lots in said proposed
Special Improvement District, therefore ui-ider the law this council
ha.,,-. acquired jurisdiction to finally adopt said resolttion creat-
ine said Special Imrpveme.nt District.
Ax.d it was thereupon moved by AldermanBien z and
seconded by Alder an Buckingh&f.qj that said resol,,Ation be finally
adopted, and that the City of yalispell pay- out of a a fund to be
hereafter 'mown as t1he ce_:,aeont walk fund, the cost of const.ruct ng
t -hey
the approaches in tint part of t.��, streetq,,where JA intersects the-,
avenue, and t'hat, it is understood to,"hat, the Improvement District
shall pay --E-ar all =aernt -walks that extend fro�a the side walk.,,,,�-J_
and that city advertise for bids 'for construction to be opened 64jmy,10
acroes the bovIevard onto the Avenue
'e Upon roll call said motion
was carried by the followvotes Alder -,:;an Bucking' -ram, Bienz,
Dickey, rognlien, Jones and Schumann, Aye: ITa noes.
'Resolution was Vnereupon a proved and signed by Acting !�ayor
At this t ime 5. 2-4-11. Logan, of the -Park Board
made an oral reoprt, in regard to the condition of the city parks?
And upon the reccomendat ions of t1r-Le 'Park Board the
folloving resoltuion was adopted:
THAI." IVEREAS the city of Kai ispell is now the owner
two half blocks lying east and west of the Court hoii.se which blocks were give to said City of Valispell, upon condition t1hat
they vroiild be graded and parked by said City;
k.,TD T--,-IAT- VM;JI'j?AS it appears frog the recoomendatio'ns
of the nary_ Board that it is necessary to properly a?range and bexut-
ip,, said proposed park, that the streets tlhxough and aloe said
r-alf blocks be vactaed by the City of valispell,
B� IT THWPORE RE-SOLVE'DI 1-11aat the streets for t-he
space of three -hundred feet h1byteen said half blocks and the (,,ourt
house grounds lhe.vacated by t'-,qe City of Kalispell
,and the sa-Fe, are