HomeMy WebLinkAbout133 - Ordinance - Improvement of Bay StreetORDINANCE.
No. 133.
An ORDIN-STCF, rroviding• for the Improvement of Bay street, from the
West margin of Sidney street to the zest line of lot 2, Block 11, of the
Town Plat of Sidney, in the Town of Port Orchard, produced and extended
across said Bay street, by the construction of a concrete side -walk on the
South side of said Bay street.
Be it ordained by the Council of the Town of Port Orchard:
Section 1. That Bay street, from the 7est margin of Sidney street to
the rest line of Tot 2, Block 11, 'of the Town Flat of Sidney, in the Town o
Port Orchard, produced and extended across said Bay street, be improved by the
construction of a concrete side -walk along the South side of said Bay street,
according to the plans and specifications therefor filed with the Clerk of
said Ton. Provided, that that section of the herein provided improvement,
lying between the ,jest margin of the concrete side -walk in front of the "'it -
sap County Bank Building and the rest line of Mot 2, Flock 11, of the Town
Plat of Sidney, produced and extended across said Bay street, be and the
same is hereby ordered to be constructed immediately; and the remaining; section
of said improvement, that is to say: that section of said improvement lying
between the Pest margin of Sidney street and the Fast margin of Frederick
street, be and the same is hereby ordered to be constructed at a time to be
hereafter designated by the Council.
Section 2. That said improvement shall be made by contract to the lowest
responsible bidder, after at least seven days notice, c=Hiefl saiu notice shall
be posted or -published in the same manner as the ordinances of the town are
posted or publ ieh-ed , and which said notice shall specify the tine and place
of opening the bids for said improvement, and provide that all bidders must
make a deposit of a certified check or lawful money of the Uni-ted States, of
at least ten per cent o± the amount of the bid, to secure the said contract
if awarded to the bidder, and said notice shall contain the further provision
that any or all bids may be rejected by the Town Council. -Provided, that the
Council may in accordance with the provisions of Section 1, of this ordinance,
award the contract for said improvement in separate sections, at different
times and to different ,persons. Provided that all contracts for said improve-
ment shall be awarded in the manner, upon the notice and upon the conditions
herein provided.
Section 3. The bidder to whom said contract is awarded shall enter into
a written contract with said Town in accordance with said bid, and give a
good and sufficient bond to the said Town in the amount equal to said bid,
conditioned that said contractor shall carry out and perform all conditions
of said contract, and pay for the labor and material used therein. Said im-
provement to be done in a womanlike manner and subject to the approval and
acceptance of said Town Council, and shall be completed within such reason-
able time as said Council may designate in the said contract.
Section 4. That the mode of making payment to the contractor for such
improvement shall be by warrants drawn on the street improvement fund for the
district hereinafter named. Said warrants may be issued from time to time
during, the progress of the work, for any amount not exceeding seventy-five
per cent of the contract price for the proportionate amount of the work then
completed, as estimated by the city engineer. Said warrants shall be issued
in sums not to exceed Fifty (w50.00) Dollars, and shall draw interest at the
rate of ten per cent per annum from the date that the assessment made for
said improvement begins to draw interest, -until there is sufficient money
in said fund with. which to pay said warrants, which said warrants shall be
paid in the order of their issue.
Section 5. The costs and. expenses of making said improvement shall be
assessed against the several lots, :ieces or parcels of land to the full
depth thereof, fronting or abutting the aforesaid improvement on Bay street,
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.Section 6. Arter • e eUi.:'J.i.e V1U11 Us.id. -Toi,rn shall viewthe lots, pieces or parcels of'!and fronting;• or at.uttirh,
arz "said line of improvement
lroverment and divide the costs ,and expenses of 'said it prev-,.
rent anon` the lots, pieces or parcels of land especially benefitted, in pro-_
portion to the benefits derived therefrom by each lot, piece or parcel of
land as *:afaresaid, and than instruct the clerk to pr*are an assessment roll
to- be 1_o. -.m as • "assessment oll for local Improvement District Io. 1, Bay
Street, Year 1909, showing the amount assessed against each lot, piece or
parcel of land renefitted by said. improvement, in proportion 'to the benefits.
Section 7. The Town Council up on receipt of said assessment roll, shailil
cause notice • to be posted or published in - the same -manner as the ordinance
of the Town are posted or,published, at -least seven days, notifyin` all �er-
sd s i._terested that the roll has been prepared and filed, and recuire theca
to c.p1)ear at the time ::.nd Lice specifies in said notices, not later than ten
days from the date of said notice, to make objections, 'if an, they have, to
said assessment, and the Town Council at the time fixed in said notice shall
.consider, any and all objections made, and shall make such corrections on said
roll as it may deem just and proper. The Town Council shall then by ordinance,
approve said assessment roll and shall levy o.nd assess the ar^ourt thereof
a'ainst each lot, piece cr parcel of land on said roll, and shall certify sucl
levy as corrected, against each lot, piece or parcel of land and declare the
same a lien thereon and direct the clerk to deliver to the Treasurer of said
Town the said assessment roll, and upon the delivery of the same to 'said Trey
ureer he shall proceed to collect the same in .the manner provided by law, and
give notice -that the said assessment roll., is in r 1S hands or c.oll-ection. as
hereinafter provided.
Section 6. That upon the receipt of said assessment roll by the io-:;rn
•Treasurer the said assessment shall 'become due and collectible, and if the.
amount of any assessment is not paid within thirty days from the date of the .I
notice given by the said To.;n Treasurer, as hereinafter specified, the said
assessmmert shall dram interest at the rate of . ten j:er cent per an_lum, and if
said assessment shall not be paid within sixty days from the date of said not
notice a penalty of ten per cent shall be added thereto, end said assessment
shall then be deemed delinquent and shall be col? ected by forEclosure suit
in the manner provided by law, and the pro : arty or so much theredf as may be
necessary, sold to raise the amount of the assessment not paid as aforesaid,
together with interest, -penalty and costs, including an attorneys fee of
T..,enty-live (23.cc) Dollars in each foreclosure suit.
Section 9. That wit'r_in, three days after the receipt of the assessment
rbu11 by 'the Town Treasurer, he shall l.roceed..to give _notice in :,ritin", by
mail, to each property owner nar--ed in said roll,V-.rhich said notice shall be
addressed to the last 1Lllocrn place •r residence of said property owners,, and
of'
c Lain the nar��e os the owner, the description of the property: assessed, the
amount of the assessment, and shall also state that if said assessment is
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i�0 �, paid., wi ttiin thirty days . from the deb Ge of such notice, the said assessment
will bear interest at the rate of ten -,-'er cent per annum, and if not paid
withinsixty days from the date of such notice a penalty of ten per cent will
be added to said. assessment, . and that the same will then become delinquent
and will e e lected by foreclosure suit as provided by law and the or-ainanc{J
of said Tows. said_. ensurer shall after -ivinp notices as directed ru_ this
ordinance endorse .'.ip,o 1 said assessment roll the date v.fnen said notices were
given, ad t'_^_E" 4ete wh,n said assessments become delinquent, and when so
endorsed sll be, the- dates from which interest and penalty shall be compute
'upon said
Set" ' a6.. That -this ordinane-e s a .• :44ke e-_fect and 'be in force, from
and • after it pa:asa.;?e- and yublieata o ecordin law.
Passed, t' e Council of t''.e •r To. :: f doC:w:_ .rd this dav7 of Pobruary
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T, Wm. C.. Bading, Clerk of the Torn of Port Orchard, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing Ordinance is a true and correct
coyly of Ordinance i?o. 133, ent-tied "An Ordinance providing iar the
improvement of Bay S1r ems, from the Test margin of Sidney street to
the west line of Lot 2, Block 11, of the Piat Sidney, in the Town of
Port Orchard, produced andextended across said Bay street, 0y the
construction of a concrete side —.vain on the South side of said Bay
Street, and that the above Ordinance -, ca6 published according to law.
ORDINANCE NO. 133.
AN ORDINANCE, Granting to George C.
Johnson, his heirs, executors, admini-
strators, or assigns, the right, privi-
lege and authority to construct and
maintain pipe line for conveying water
within certain prescribed limits of the
Town of Port Orchard, and prescrib-
ing the terms, conditions and limita-
tions under which such right, privi-
lege and authority may be exercised:
Be it ordained by the Town Council of
the Town of Port Orchard:
Section I.
That George C. Johnson, his heirs, ex-
ecutors, administrators or assigns, are
hereby granted the right, privilegeand
authority of constructing and maintain-
ing pipe lines and conveying water along
the streets, avenues and alleys ofthat
portion of the Town of Port Orchard
lying south of the north line of Kitsap
Street to the south line of Third Street,
and from the West line of Cline Street
on the west, to Black Jack Creek on
the east, for the purpose of supplying
with water such persons, houses or
buildings within the limits aforesaid, as
the said George C. Johnson, his heirs,
executors, administrators or assigns may
elect.
Section II.
That for the purposes aforesaid, the
said George C. Johnson, his heirs, ex-
ecutors, adminstrators or assigns, are
hereby granted the right, liberty and
privilege of laying down, re-laying, con-
necting, disconnecitng and repairing
such and so many pipes along, through
and under the streets, avenues and al-
leys within the limits aforesaid, as may
be necessary, proper and convenient for
supplying water to persons, houses or
buildings within the limits aforesaid,
and for that purpose to make connec-
tions between the street mains and pipes
and dwellings or other buildings of con-
sumers.
Section III.
That in the work of breaking the soil
of the streets, avenues and alleys within
the limits of said town as aforesaid, for
the purpose of laying, relaying, con-
necting, disconnecting and repairing said
water pipes, and making connections be-
tween the same and, the dwellings or
other buildings of the consumers of
water, the said George C. Johnson, his
heirs, executors, administrators or as-
signs, shall be governed by and con-
form to the general ordinance of said
town in force at the time such work is
.done, regulating the opening and break-
ing of the avenues, streets and alleys,
and he and they shall, with all con-
venient speed, complete the work for
which said soil shall have been broken,
and forthwith replace the earth and
make good the said avenues, streets and
alleys so opened to the satisfaction of
the officers charged with the care and
supervision of such streets, avenues and
alleys.
Section IV.
That said George C. Johnson, his heirs,
executors, administrators or assigns,
shall use reasonable care, and shall not
in making excavations for the purposes
aforesaid, leave any dangerous place ex-
posed, or unnecessarily delay traffic, and
shall he liable to the town of Port Orch-
ard for all injuries caused by reason of
such excavations, if any there be, and
shall leave said streets, avenues and
alleys in like good repair as they were
before such excavations were made.
Section V.
All water pipes shall be laid not less
than six inches below the surface of the
ground, and not less than twelve inches'
in graded streets or alleys, and in such
manner as not to interfere unnecessarily
with the construction of other water
mains, sewers or drains, or with the
grading of public streets or alleys.
Section VI.
Whenever the establishment of grades, I
drains, sewers or other water works, or
other necessary town improvements, or
any accidental injury to said water pipes
, by the ordinary use of said highways,
or any damage caused by the elements
which render necessary the removal or
relaying of water pipes laid beneath any
public street or alley, said George C.
Johnson, his heirs, executors, administra-
tors or assigns, shall, upon five (5) days
written notice given by the proper town
officer, remove and relay the said water
pipes at his or their expense; and upon
his or their failure so to do. then the
said town officer may remove the same
at the cost of the said George C .John-
son, his heirs. executors. administrators
or assigns, and the said town or its offi-
cers shall not be liable for damages to
the said George C. Johnson, his heirs,
executors, administrators or assigns for
such removal.
Section VII.
That this franchise shall not be
deemed exclusive, nor shall it be con-
strued to prevent other persons or cor-
porations from using the same, or parts
of the same streets, avenues or alleys
within the limits aforesaid for .like pur-
poses, provided that water pipes or
mains belonging to such other persons
or corporations shall be so laid as not
to break, damage or unreasonably inter-
fere with water pipes or mains previ-
ously laid by the said George C. John-
son, his heirs, executors, administra-
tors or assigns, under the terms of this
franchise. _
Section VIII.
The rights, privileges and authority
granted in this ordinance shall continue
for ten (10) years after the date of its
passage. -
Affidavit of Publication
STATE OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF KITSAP
`mot ;��4 e ' ......, being first duly sworn,
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upon his oath deposes and says: That he is now and during all the time
covered by the dates of publication of annexed notice mentioned in this
affidavit was...(* ., .. .................. ............. ... ..
of THE PORT ORCHARD INDEPENDENT, a weekly newspaper, whivh
was during all the time aforesaid, printed and published regularly on Satur-
day of each and every week at Port Orchard, in Kitsap county, in the State of
Washington, and regularly distributed to its subscribers; that said news-
paper is now and during all of said time was of general circulation in said
county and state; that the..... ......................1/�tir..l.I....••••
a copy of which is hereto annexed and made a part of this affidavit, was
published in said newspaper for the period of../ .....si*eeeswi'vweek9!
/..publicationj) ceneing on the aa; e- ..................
_a on4g on the ,Z .. day of - --9r .. .. A. D.,
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190. .; that said annexed copy of said {• • •
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is a true copy thereof as it was published in the regular and entire issue of
said newspaper for the period aforesaid
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Subscribes: and sworn to before m .day of. A. D., 190
Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, residing at Port rchard.
Section IX.
The rights and privileges granted by
this ordinance are granted upon the ex-
press condition that within thirty days
after the passage of this ordinance there
shall be filed with the clerk of the town
of Port Orchard, an acceptance on the
part of the said George C. Johnson, his
heirs, executors, administrators or as-
signs, of all the conditions and privi-
leges of this ordinance.
Section X.
That any violation of the terms and
conditions of this ordinance upon the
part of the said George C. Johnson, his
heirs, executors, administrators or as-
signs, shall, at the option of the Town
Council of the town of Port Orchard.
work a forfeiture of this franchise. pro-
vided said Town Council shall give the
said George C. Johnson, his heirs, ex-
ecutors, administrators or assigns, if
residing within the limits of said town,
written notice of at least thirty (30)
days of their intention to declare said
franchise forfeited.
Section XI.
This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
and publication, as required by law.
F. D. NEWBERRY,
Mayor of the Town of Port Orchard.
Attest:
A. J. LINDALL.
Clerk of the Town of Port Orchard.
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