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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Book 17, Page 310, June 21, 1926No. -310..—- -- Proceedings of__BOAIID of aLnz;Rr.,FN_._ _ __ City of Paducah _ __. J1n1,; 21, 1926. At a regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen held on thn Third Floor of the City Hall, in the City of Paducah, Kentucky, June 21, 1926, President Hannin presided, and upon the call of the roll the following answered to their names: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole, Rieke and Tyree. (7). Minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read. wember Rieke offered the following: "17HEHYR AS the Refunding* Bonds of the Refunding Bonds. City of Paducah, Kentucky, in the sum of $33,000.00 purchased by Block, Fetter B1ock,Fetter & Trost. & Trost can not be delivered until July 1, 1926; and, 511.'IEsAS THE City of Paducah has outstanding railroad refunding, bonds in the sum of ,38,000.00, and the names and addresses of the holders of said bonds are not known to the city, and all of said bonds will be due and payable at the "echanics and Lietals National Bank, 20 Nassau Street, New York,City, New York on July 1, 1926, together with accrued interest for the last six months prior there- to: I move that the lriayor and City, Treasurer be authorized and directed to forward to the Mecaanics and Metals National Bank, 20 Nassau Strc,,t, New York City, New York, the sum of $5,000, payable from the sinking fund of said City, to be applied upon the principal of s°Lid outstanding bonds, and also the accrued interest for the past six months; and also that they be directed to make definite arrangements with Block, Fetter & Trost, the purchaser of said bonds, with reference to the payment of the purchase price of (33,000.00 in a satisfactory manner to effect a retirement of the old bonds and a delivery of the new issue mentioned." Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Same offered motion to allouv the following: Pay -roll ... ?8063.87; Pay rolls and Claims ..... $11042.29. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Claims. Same offered motion to allow the Cashier's Fund $100.00, paid H. H. Garrett. Garrett for moving house out of street. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Same offered motion to allow the Girl Scouts $100.00, balance due Girl Scouts. them from 1926 Apportionment. �Idopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Same offered motion that the balance of .100.00, due and apportioned Boy Scouts. to the Boy Scouts, be allowed, and the Clerk authorized to issue proper,,,,,arrant on the Treasurer for same. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Member Rieke offered the following: "Whereas the amount of $100,009. Notes paid. which the Liayor and Rity Treasurer were authorized to borrow, will become due July lst, 1926, and was secured from the following Banks: City National Bank... p35,000.00; Citizens Savings Bank ....,235,000':00; Mechanics Trust & Savings Bank. ...$30,000.00, I'move that the Clerk be authorized to issue proper warrant on the Treasurer for the payment of the notes. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Same offered motion that note due Dr. R. E. Hearne for the amount Dr. R.E.Hearne. of X1050.00, be allowed and the Clerk authorized to issue proper warrant on the Note p 3 i'i. Treasurer for same. Adopted on the call of the roll:. Yeas (7). Same offered motion that the Treasurer be authorized to transfer to the Third District Sewer Bmnd(Sinking Fund) $3100.00; School Improvement Bondi (Sinking Transfer money. Fund)%1 ;;5626.00; School Improvement Bond (Sinking, Fund)/`2, ;4422.00; Genervl Sinking Fund (6000.00; Second District Relief Sewer Bond(Sinkin;7 Find) x;1030.00; Hard Surface Street And Right of Way Bond (Sinking Fund) $1040.00; Island Creek Bridge Bond, (Sinking Fund) ;¢895.50; Refunding Bond(Sinking Fund) 5315.00( Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). No_ 311. --- Proceedings of—�a^:��_o _. i,� �r ;z_ _. City_of Paducah __,rum a3— 1926. Member Rieke offered motion that the report of the Treasurer regarding Bond issue distribution of the three bond issues to the various City Banks, be received and filed. money. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Same offered motion that the.report of the Treasurer giving notice Note of the payment of the note which was due at the First National Bank for 525,000.00, First National be received and filed: Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Bank. Same offered motion that the report of the Treasurer, advising Second re -imbursement to the General Fund of $8878.75, advances to the Second District Relief' Dist. Relief Sewer Fund, be received and filed. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Sewer fund. Same offered motion that the report of the Treasurer advising Hard sur- re -imbursement to the General Fund of $5069.96. advances to the Hard Surface Street face at. right -of - Right -Of -'lay Fund, be received and filed. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7).' ,.-.,ay fund. Same offered motion that the report of the Treasurer for dis- R.G.Terre7l , Jr., bursements from the Hard Surface Streets and Rights -of -Way .Fund to R. G. Terrell, Jr., Fletcher Terrell. $2250.00, Fletcher Terrell, i?750.00, Chas. E. Bichon, $500.00 and Merman Friedman Chas.E. Bichon; $600.00, be received and filed. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Herman Friedman. Same offered motion that the report of the Treasurer of Special Street Improvement Bonds and Coupons paid in the amount of $18.59, be allowed from Spec.St. Improv. the Special Street Improvement Fund. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Bonds and Coupons. Same offered motion to allow the claim of 17ilbur 'Matson and Associates, %','ilbur Engineers, in the amount of 1,748.50. Adopted on the, call of the roll: Yeas (7). '9atson & Associates. Member Boyd offered the following: "At!:a meeting of the Light & Mater Committee, held June 17th, 1926, it was decided to permit the Ky. Utilities Ky. TTtili= ties Co. Company to change the method of erecting poles at intersections, said permission nese granted in order to permit the use of one pole instead of two, w—ich will help to beautify the streets, and at the same time not reduce the efficiency of the service, The permission was granted contingent upon the approval of the General Council, there- fore I move that the General Council approve the decision of the Light & Water Committee. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Member Boyd offered motion that authority be granted to the Board of, i"a ter Public ',:orks to sell water troughs which have been abandoned by order of the General troughs. Council. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Same read a resolution entitled "A RESOLUTION GRANTING THE PADUCAH Resblution. RAIL'."W COMPANY THT, RIGHT TO OPERATE BUSSES OVER CERTAII•! STREETS OF THE CITY OF Busses in lieu of PADTTC",H, AND MODIFYING SECTION 10 OF THE FRANCHISE GF-I?TED THE PADUC;kH RAIL"'AY COI`:PAIry street car* Ky. Util. ON TH? 4TH DAY OF :1PRIL, 1919. Co. On motion same was given first passage upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Rieke and Tyree. (6). Nays: Cole. (1). On motion the rules were suspended and resolution read by title upon the call of aha roll: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Rieke and Tyree (6). Nays: Cole (1). On motion same was given second and final passage upon the call of the roll: Yeas. Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Rieke and Tyree. (6). Nays: Cole (1). Same offered motion to adopt a resolution directing the Paducah "a ter mains "A" St :later Company to lay its water mains alone "A" St., from Guthrie Ave., to '.;'heeler Yedison. 22nd It, Avenue; Madison Street from 20th to 21st Street; 22nd St., from Ky. Avenue to !."ashington Street, in the City of Paducah, Ky. ,dopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). No._ 312. Proceedings of__an>iRD_oF--LDE1I11-11 _ —City of Paducah—_JUNF_23._,__192s. On motion same was given first passage upon the .call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole, and Tyree. (6). Nays: Rieke (10. On motion the rules were suspended and resolution read by title upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, 9oyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree. (6). Nays: Rieke (1) . On motion same was given second and final passage upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and 'Pyree. (6). Nays: Rieke (1). Member Choate read an ordinance entitled "API ORDINI.NCE PiIOVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE SIDE',T.'.LKS AND GUTTERS, AND CURBS EITIiI'sR OF CON - Ordinance. Sidewalks,&utters, CRETE OR GRANITE, ACCORDING TO BID ACCEPTED, TOGETHP;R '''ITH ALL NECESSARY 1:7AN- g curbs and drive- ways on 12th St., HOLES, INTAI{iBS, CATCH Ba SINS AND 9Z -!ER PIPE COIINECTIONS AND DRIVEWAYS, ON THE Hampton Ave.,Salrm Ave. Hinkleville FOLLO'9ING NAMED STREETS IN THE CITY OF PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, TO -"'IT: Rd. Boyd St., Harrison and 21st, ON BOTH SIDES OF 12TH STREET FROM THE VIEST PROPERTY LINT OF Sts., etc. 24th ELLIS STREET EXCEPT THAT PORTION OF ABOUT 80 LINEAL FEET C'PICI• Iii+S HEREToFO?E & Flournoy etc. BEEN CONSTRU6TED; TO THE EAST CURB LINE OF PALM STREET; ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 12TH STREET FROM THE -,PAST CURB LINE OF SALh;I' AVENUE TO THE EAST CURB LINE OF PALI.i STREET; ON BOTH SIDES OF HAMPTON' AVENUE FROM THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF 12TH STREET TO THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF 13TH STRF.F.T; ON BO PH SIDES OF SALUil AVENUE FROM THE, SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF 12TH STREET TO 'PH�;iiORTH PROPERTY LINE OF 13TH STREET; ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THr HINKLEVILLE ROAD FROM THE "(EST P".CPERTY LINE OF FOUNTAIN AVENUE (OR 17TH STREET) TO THE EAST PROPERTY LINE OF 22ND STREET, AS EXTEKDED FROM THE GEENl7001) ADDITION; ON BOTH SIIIES OF BOYD STREET FROM THE SOUTH PROPERTY LI11Id OF 8TH STRE'3T TO TH.' NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF 10TH STREET; ON THE "LEST SIDE OF BOYD STR'I:ET[ FROM THE SOUTH PROPER; LINE OF 10TH STREET TO THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF TRINGLE STREET; ON THE EAS^ SIDE OF BOYD STRF. T F1101d THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF 10TH STREET TO :i POINT '71-irRE T111? E,1ST LINE OF BOYD STREET INTER SECTS THf. NORTH LINE OF .+N ALLi;'Y ''.'RICH RUNS PARALLEL TO TRIi.'.RLE STREET; ON BOTH .SIDES OF HARRISON STREET FRO`' T?II? ".'EST CURB Lill'; OF 19TH STREET TO THE PAST PROPERTY LINE OF 21ST STREET, EXT:?NDED; ON BOTH SIDES OF 21ST STREET FROM THE NORTH CURB LINE 01P 1"aDISON STREWT TO T+-' - `?OU TH' PROPE'gTV LII^ OF TRIKBLE STREET, t,ITH 'PHF, EXCI:P^ION OF THE NORTH EAST CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF 21ST STRE :T AND CL1.Y STREPIS °" IICIi HAS HERETOP'ORE 9EEN CONSTR.UCTKI); ON 1301111 SIDES OF 21ST .STREET FROM, TII''. NORTH PT?OPERTY LINE OF JEF-71t9011 STREET TO THE SOUTH CURB LINE OF MONROE STREET; Member Rieke offered motion that the f.layor be authorized to renew Street lighting Street Lighting Contract with the Kentucky Utilities Company, (Forncrly The Paducah contract. Ky. Utilitites Co. Electric Company), for a period of one year from .June 10th, 1926, to June 10th, 1927, terms to be the same as contract made with the Paducah Electric Company, March the 18th, 1924. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Member Choate offered motion that the matter of purchasing Lot No. 52 in the 0. H. Shelton addition from 1. W. Lliller, be referred to the Street Committee Miller lot in Shelton Addition. to investigate and report back. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (7). Member Choate read a resolution entitled "A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE GUTTERS, AND CURBS EITHER OF CONCRETE OR GR21NITE Resolttion. Gutters & curbs ACCORDING TO BID ACCEPTED, 'T'OGETHE'R '7ITII A+LL NECESSARY I.IAII-HOLES, INTAKrS, CnTCH- 24th St.from Jeff. to Monroe. BASINS AND S-E'17ER PIPE CONNECTIONS, ON T':YENTY-FOURTH STREET FROM THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF JEFFrRSON STREET TO THE -SOUTH PZOPERTY LINE OF 11ONRO13 STREET, IN THE CITY OF PAIAICAH, ,KENTUCKY, IN ACCORDikNCE 71TH,THE PLANS IID SPECIFICATIONS PROVID`-,D THEREFOR BY THE CITY ENGIN7, iR, AT THE COST OF THE ABUTTING PROPERT'r O'STdERS, AND PRJVIDING THAT PHE COST OF SUCH CON•ST'iUCTION IIAY BE ,AID IN ACCORT)aNCE '^I`[II THE PROVISIONS OF THE T�?i YEAR Pj�YIA.ENT PLAN. On motion same was given first passage upon the .call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole, and Tyree. (6). Nays: Rieke (10. On motion the rules were suspended and resolution read by title upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, 9oyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree. (6). Nays: Rieke (1) . On motion same was given second and final passage upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and 'Pyree. (6). Nays: Rieke (1). Member Choate read an ordinance entitled "API ORDINI.NCE PiIOVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE SIDE',T.'.LKS AND GUTTERS, AND CURBS EITIiI'sR OF CON - Ordinance. Sidewalks,&utters, CRETE OR GRANITE, ACCORDING TO BID ACCEPTED, TOGETHP;R '''ITH ALL NECESSARY 1:7AN- g curbs and drive- ways on 12th St., HOLES, INTAI{iBS, CATCH Ba SINS AND 9Z -!ER PIPE COIINECTIONS AND DRIVEWAYS, ON THE Hampton Ave.,Salrm Ave. Hinkleville FOLLO'9ING NAMED STREETS IN THE CITY OF PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, TO -"'IT: Rd. Boyd St., Harrison and 21st, ON BOTH SIDES OF 12TH STREET FROM THE VIEST PROPERTY LINT OF Sts., etc. 24th ELLIS STREET EXCEPT THAT PORTION OF ABOUT 80 LINEAL FEET C'PICI• Iii+S HEREToFO?E & Flournoy etc. BEEN CONSTRU6TED; TO THE EAST CURB LINE OF PALM STREET; ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 12TH STREET FROM THE -,PAST CURB LINE OF SALh;I' AVENUE TO THE EAST CURB LINE OF PALI.i STREET; ON BOTH SIDES OF HAMPTON' AVENUE FROM THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF 12TH STREET TO THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF 13TH STRF.F.T; ON BO PH SIDES OF SALUil AVENUE FROM THE, SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF 12TH STREET TO 'PH�;iiORTH PROPERTY LINE OF 13TH STREET; ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THr HINKLEVILLE ROAD FROM THE "(EST P".CPERTY LINE OF FOUNTAIN AVENUE (OR 17TH STREET) TO THE EAST PROPERTY LINE OF 22ND STREET, AS EXTEKDED FROM THE GEENl7001) ADDITION; ON BOTH SIIIES OF BOYD STREET FROM THE SOUTH PROPERTY LI11Id OF 8TH STRE'3T TO TH.' NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF 10TH STREET; ON THE "LEST SIDE OF BOYD STR'I:ET[ FROM THE SOUTH PROPER; LINE OF 10TH STREET TO THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF TRINGLE STREET; ON THE EAS^ SIDE OF BOYD STRF. T F1101d THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF 10TH STREET TO :i POINT '71-irRE T111? E,1ST LINE OF BOYD STREET INTER SECTS THf. NORTH LINE OF .+N ALLi;'Y ''.'RICH RUNS PARALLEL TO TRIi.'.RLE STREET; ON BOTH .SIDES OF HARRISON STREET FRO`' T?II? ".'EST CURB Lill'; OF 19TH STREET TO THE PAST PROPERTY LINE OF 21ST STREET, EXT:?NDED; ON BOTH SIDES OF 21ST STREET FROM THE NORTH CURB LINE 01P 1"aDISON STREWT TO T+-' - `?OU TH' PROPE'gTV LII^ OF TRIKBLE STREET, t,ITH 'PHF, EXCI:P^ION OF THE NORTH EAST CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF 21ST STRE :T AND CL1.Y STREPIS °" IICIi HAS HERETOP'ORE 9EEN CONSTR.UCTKI); ON 1301111 SIDES OF 21ST .STREET FROM, TII''. NORTH PT?OPERTY LINE OF JEF-71t9011 STREET TO THE SOUTH CURB LINE OF MONROE STREET; No_ 313. — -- Proceedings of BO.AaD_GF Ln; a.:L�N _ . --City of Paducah _-1ll E -P -1sT, -19.26.—__ _ ON BOTH SIDES OF 24TH ,STR',_n P1019 THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF THE, IJIJ�KLEVILLP: ROAD TO THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF MILDRI,,D STREET; ON BOTH SIDES OF FLOURNOY STREET FROM THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINT OF 12TH STRE?T TO TRF NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF 13TH STREET, IN ACCORD',i'CE "ITA PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PROVIDED THEREFOR BY THE CITY F7IGINEER, AT THE COST OF THE ABUTTING PROPERTY 07INERS, AND PROVIDING TIiAT SUCII COSTS ITAY BE P,IID. UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE T10!J YEAR PiMIYNT PLP_N." On motion same was given first passage upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree. (6). Nays: Rieke (1). On motion the rules were suspended and ordinance read by title upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree, (6). Naysi, Rieke (1). On motion same was given second and final passage upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree. (6). Nays: Rieke (1). I hiember Choate r6dd-an ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE Ordinance. CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE GUTTERS AND CURBS, EITHER OF CONCRETE OR GRa1NITE, ACCOR DI1iG 22nd St, 23rd,HSnkle- TO THE BID ACCEPTED, TOGETHER 17ITH ALL NECESSARY IRAN -HOLES, INTAKES, CATCH BASINS'AND i ville Rd. cutters & SE"IER PIPE CONNECTIONS 021 THE FOLLO':7ING NAMED STREETS, IN THE CITY OF PADUCAH, KEIITUCKY, curbs. 'TO -'.'JIT: BOTH SIDES OF 2211D STRF.E T FROM THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF HINKLEVILLE ROAD TO THE SOUTH PFOPERTY LINE OF 1ILDRED STREET; i BOTH SIDES OF 2311D STREET FROM THE ::TORTH PROPERTY LINE OF THE HINKLEVILLE ROAD TO THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINK: OF MILDRED STREET; HINKLFVILL? ROAD FROM TiIIS '.TEST PROPERTY LINE OF 20TH STREET TO THE "'EST BIDE OF 24TH STREET, i IN ACCORD.A-CE "7ITH THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PROVIDED THER FOR BY THE CITY ENGINIiEH AT THE COST OF THE ABUTTING PROPERTY 07'14ERS, AND PROVIDING THAT THE COST OF SUCH CONSTRUCTION MAY BE PMD IN ACCORDANCE l:'ITH 'PHE TEN YEAR PATEiENT PLAN." On motionsame was given first passage upon the call of the roll: Yens,' Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree, (6). Nays: Rieke (1). On motion the rules were suspended and ordinance read by title upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree. (6). Nays: Rieke (1). On m6tion same was given second and final passage upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree.(6). Nays: Rieke (1). Same read an ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOIi THE Ordinance. r1PROVF,MENT OF TRIP4BLE STREET FROt1 THE ',EST PROPERTY LINE OF 10TH STRE3T TO THE EAST ,Ta,,d surface Trimble St. P70PERTY LINE OF 13TH STREET; FROM "HE "'IIST t'ROPERTY LINE OF 13TH STREET TO THF 13th PROPE?TY LINE OF 17TH STREET, IN Til", CITY OF PAt)UC H, KEiiTijGKY, BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF, A HARD SURFi',CE RO:.D-"','AY, CONCRETE GUCCERS AND CURBS 01 DITHER CONCRETE OR GR:.NITE, ACCORDINr> TO `?ID ACCEPTED, TOGETHER 17I`IT ALL NECESSARY MAN-HOL' S, IN'i,kKES, CATCH BASINS, DRIVE": ,YS ,'7C SE":'ER CON':F.CTIONS, IN ACCORDANCE '",IT11 THE PL,,i;S a?ID SPP:CIFIC,:TIONS PRO- VIDED THEH_FOR BY ME CITY is:IGINEER, AT THE COST OF THE ABUTTING PROPERTY O"INNERS, AND PROVIDING 'I'H-,T PHE COST OF SUCH CONSTRUCTION I':iY 3E PAT -D IN ACCORD_,I:CE '::ITH THE PRO- VISIONS OF THR TEN VE,01 P,MTENT "LAN." On motion same was given first passage upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole, and Tyree, (6). Nays: Rieke (1). On motion the rules :sere suspended and ordinance read by title upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree. (6). Nass: Rieke (1). On motion same was given second and final passage upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree. (6). Nays: Rieke (1). Proceedings No.- 314_—_ __._City of Paducah.. -au1fE 2i,- 1.9.26, - Member Choate read an ordinance entitled "AN ORDINI,IICI. P?OVID- ING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE SIDE WALKS ;1TD GITTTERS, AND CURBS FITHF.P. Ordinance. OF CONCRETE OR GRANITE, ACCORDING TO BID ACCEPTED, TOGETHER "'ITH ALL IIFCESSARY Sidewnl'cs, curbs, rnttte rs �.T-tv ---,•s LAII-POLES, INTAKES, CATCH BASINS, AND SE". -MR PIPE CONNECTIONS, AND 1)�iIVE-"d.HYS ON �"ve. •:.21st Vit•. 25th St. Mayfielril 'THS FOLLO':.'ING N,,T,'%D STREETS I1: Tlili CITY OF PADUCAH, KEI:TUCKY, TO-'f!IT: J. ":�" St, 19th and 17th Street. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF KENTUCKY AVENUE FROM THE '.LEST PROPERTY LINE OF 20TH STREET TO THE EAST CURB LINE OF 25TH STREET, - ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF KENTUCKY AVENUE FROM THE I`,R:ST PROPERTY LINE OF 20TH STREET TO THE EAST CURB LIKE OF 25TH STREET; ON BOTH SIDES OF 21ST STREET, 23RD STREET AND 24Th STR?iET, FROM THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINT. OF BROR1.7AY TO THE NORTH PROPERTY LINT: OF KENTIJu};Y ,,VEriITE; ON THE EAST SIDE OF 25TI1 STRFET FROM THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF BROAD'•,':,Y TO THE NOTITH PROPERTY LINE OF KENTUUKY :AVENUE; Oil TH .EST SIDE OF Tll:s :,,YFIELD 12OAD FROM THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF GU'CPRIL .iV iJUF TO Tii3O CITU LIMI'PS; F ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE I.?i:YFIELD ROAD FROI.? THP, SOUTH SID,; OF HAULIER ALLEY TO THE CITY LIIAI PS, EXCEPT OMITTED PORTIONS INDIVATED AiID '3110'311 ON PLANS; ON BOTH SIDE'S OF "B" STREET FROM THH' SOUTH PROPERTY LINE, OF GUTHRIE AVENUE TO THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE OF ::71EELER AVENUE; ON BO PH -,IDES OF 19TII STRE�,T FR01r1 THc; SOUTH PROPERTY LIMP OF BROAD':7AY STREET TO PHE NORTH CURB LINE OF JACKSON STRE?T, EXCEPT THAT PORTION SHO'NN ON PLANS, '7HICH HAS IIERE'POFORE BEEN CONSTRUCTED 013 IS TO BE OI;!ITTED; ON BOTH ".l!E3 OF 17TH STREET FROM Tile: SOUTH PROPERTY LINE OF BROnD3'AY STREET TO THE NORTH LINE OF '7HE1sLET SUB -DIVISION, IN ACCORDAT:CE ':1TII THE PL:AIS AILD SPECIFICATIONS PQOVIDED BY THE CITY RIICINEER, AT THE COST OF THE' ABUTTING PROPERT7, O-.%NERS, AND PROVIDING THAT TH? CO3T OF SUCH C01:'TRUCTION 1'AY BF RAID IN ACCORD.,':?CE !'.1.'H THE PROVISIONS OF THE TI.11 YEAR PAY - I - EF. T PLA 11, " On motion same was given first passage upon the call of the roll - Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree (6). Nays: Rieke: (1). On motion the rules were suspended and ordinance read by title upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree. (6). Nays: Rieke (1). On motion same was given second and final passasre upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole and Tyree. (6). Nays: Rieke (1). Member Rieke read an ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING Ordinance, FOR THS: CLO"ING OF A PORTION OP AN ;,LLEY RUN?:ING F -IOM 21ST STREET TO 22ND STREET, Alley btw. 21 E- 22ndBET:'IEBN JEFFERSON AND MON'303 STREETS, TO TIE' EXT?NT OF ',"^.TLVE FEET 0111 Th-' SOUTH t. httc. Jeff. e" I'onroe. SIDE OF SAID ALLEY, PROVIDED THE PROPE-ITY OCNERS ADJaWENT Th EI;hTO I7P;DICATE TWO FEET OF GROUND ON THi: NORTH SIDE OF S.i1D ALLEY 3ET"2EN 21ST ',I11, 22ND STREET, :AND DIRECTING THE CITY SO*,ICITOR TO INSTITUTE AN ACTION IN Tit1;McCRACKEN CIRCUIT COURT TO CARRY OUT THE )"WV1S10NS 11ER'�:OF. " On motion same was given first passage upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Ghosts, Cole,Rieke and Tyree. (7). On motion the rules w6re suspended and ordinance read by title upon the call of the roll: Yeas: hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Colte, Rieke and Tyree. (7). On motion same was given second anrt final passage upon the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Choate, Cole, Rieke gnd Yonp. (7). Member Choate excused from meeting. - Proceedings of—_ __1!O_­�D_ or-;LD`dR;_:°Id _- City of Paducah .__ Jua 21, 1926. 1.'.ember Boyd offered motion to concur in the action of the Board of Grs,iinr & Councilmen in referring to the Board of Public "forks and Street Committee, the matter rravelinR Jackson St• of grading and graveling Jackson Street from 19th to 21st Streets. Adopted on the 19th to 21st. call of the roll: Yeas (6). Same offered motion to concur in the action of the Board of Councilmen . Tax Bill in regard to new tax bill being made for Mary B. P. Campbell based on the orginal Bary B.P. Campbell. assessment of $5890.00, in lieu of Tax Bill No. 5B1. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Rieke and Tyree. (5). Nays: Cole (1). Member Rieke offered motion to concur in the action of the Board of L,P.Yolloy, Councilmen in referring to the City Solicitor, the communication from L. P. Malloy, in regard to over assessment of property of '$810:00. Adopted'on the call of the roll: Yeas (6). Same offered motion to concur in the action of the Board of Councilmen • in regerring to the City Solicitor, the communication from E. R. Wilson, General Secretary of the Y.i,:.C.A., in regard to the Y.M.C,A. Property at #707 Bway,, being exempted from taxation. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (6). Same offered motion to concur in the action of the Board of Councilmen R.E.Draffen in receiving and filing the decision of the Court of Appeals in the case of R. E. Draffe'n vs: City of Paducah. vs: City of Paducah. =adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (6). Member Boyd offered motion to concur in the action of the Board of .::iter mains Councilmen iii referring to the Light & '."later Committee, petitionsfor water mains along 11th -'t,etc. Flora Ave., 11th Street from Ellis to Palm Streets; Flora Avenue from Bridge to the end of Flora Avenue. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (6). Member Rieke offered motion to concur in the action of the Board of Cit? Councilmen in referring the matter of repairing the roof of the City Stables to the �ta`lleg• . Board of Public 7.ork3. Lost upon the call of the roll: Nays: (6). Membdr Boyd offered motion to concur in the action of the Board of Street lieht Councilmen in referring to the Light & +ater Committee,.with power to act, the matter P - Clark Sts. of street light at 23rd and Clark Streets. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (6). ' I Same offered motion to concur in the action of the Board of Councilmen Report of in referring to Fire Chief and City Engineer, report of the Paducah !'later Company under, Paducah !'tater Co. date of June the.19th, Adopted on +slie call of the roll: Yeas (6). Member Rieke offered motion that the apportionment for new construction' be reduced to :5000.00. That one fire station be closed; that the Police Force be hnportion- reduced five men; that one Sanitary inspector be laid off, all to take effect July ment re- 1st, 1926. Lost upon the call of the roll: Yeas:Qdle and Rieke (2), flays: duce'. j Rannin, Bell, Boyd and Tyree. (4). a� Re-Cessed at 10:20 P. 1 to g� into Joint Session. Re -Convened at 11:00 P. i.!., Member Rieke offered motion to concur in the action of the Board of ;,.Cccuistm Councilmen in ordering bonds cancelled of E,F..Carrigan, J. F. McCuiston, Henry Mason Iienfly 1.:ason Henry hale an,i henry ]sale. adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (6). bond cancell- ed. Member Cole o;'fered motion to receive.and file deed from Mrs, Minnie Deed from Bernhard for strip of ground for street purnoses, and that same be recorded. Adopted >~„•irinnie rnhard. on the call of the roll: Yeas (6), Same offered motion to concur in the action of the Bo.+rd of councilmen '_5t'^ St. in regard to the Board of Public '�,orks having 15th Street from Bway / to Kentucky Avenue frOn scarified and graded. Adopted on the call of the roll: Yeas (6). . gid. Proceedings of_5o.\aD_QF. ,LDLR,!-N___ --- .-_City of Paducah. XJNE_21,_1926. __- Member pole offered motion to concur in the action of the Board of Councilmen in referring to the Board of Public 'forks and Street Committee, petition Sirlcr:alks 21st St. from citizens protesting against sidewalks on North 21st Street between T.?ad.'.son bte;. ?';adison & Trimblo Sts. and Trimble Streets. Adonted on the call of the roll: Yeas (6). I.Iem)er Cole offered motion to concur in the action of the 9oard of Plans & soerifica- Councilmen in adopting plans and specifications of Contract No. 1-A, for side tions for Contriict No. 1-A for si16- walks, driveways, curbs and ;utters. Adonted on the call of the roll: `Leas (6). walks, etc. On motion meeting adjourned. ADOPT]ED:1926• APPROVED: CITY CLERK FRESIDENT I30S1tD Ol' ,LDP—H;"'!!. J 0 I IJ T LS E E T I N G. At a joint meeting of the General Council held on the Third Floor of the City Hall, iri the City of Paducah, Ky., June the 21st, 1926, President Hannin presided, and upon the call of the roll the following answered to their names: Hannin, Bell, Boyd, Cole, Rieke, Tyree, Johnston, BrummebV, Crider, Doherty, Kerth, Owen, Stewart, Vogt, Watson and l'latts. (16). Charges preferred. J. I% Sla:xehter Charges preferred Chief of the Fire Department, J. M. Slaughter, by Chief of Fire Leat. S. a. Washam, were read. Member Cole offered motion that action b6 deferred on charges against Chief Slaughter, and that meeting be adjourned to meet at 7:30 o'clock P. V., June the 25th, 1926. ADOPTED: 1926. APPROVED _ }�^ 12ESI ET1T HOAIM 0' .i.LDER1.i�t�'.P-- CITY CLRRK.