HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinances Book 8, Page 1017, No Ordinance Number• - IIn. 1017
AN ORDINANCE; ASSESSING THE ABUTTING PROPERTY FOR THE COST
OF CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY SEWERS IN SEF?ER 'ZONE NO. 2, SUB-DIVISIoiI
"B", ,SE''TER DISTRICT NO. 3, IN THE CITY OF PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, AND PRO- gri
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VIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF TIME COST OF SUCH CONSTRUCTION IN TEN ANNUAL xf�
INTSTALLMENTS UPON THE EXECUTION BY THE PROPERTY OWNEPS' OF AGREEMENTS
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AS REQUIRED BY THE STATUTE OF KENTUCKY.
C1HEi'EAS, the General Council of the City of Paducah, r'
Kentucky, has heretofore adopted an Ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE
PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY SEVERS IN SE':'ER ZONE 110. 2,
SUB -DIVISION "B" SE':'IER DISTRICT NO. 3, IN THE CITY OF PADUCAH, KENTUCKY
AT THE COST OF THE PROPERTY O'MERS THEREIN, AND PROVIDING THAT SAID
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.SE:':ERS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED UPON THE TEN YE21R PAYMENT PLAN, AND
NAMING THE STREETS. AND ALLEYS ALONG, UNDER AND THROUGH WHICH SAID
SE ',ERS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED AND SETTING OUT IN GENERAL TERNS THE
PROPERTY BENEFITTED THEREBY AND SJBJECT TO THE PAYI`:ENT OF THE COST
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OF SAME" which was duly adopted on the 4th day of Lay, 1925, and
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published, as required by the Statute, on the 12th day of ]',-ay, 1925,
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wherein it is specified, among other things, that sanitary sewers
be constructed on and along the streets and alleys hereinafter named;,
and,
WHEREAS, in+aeeordance with said Ordinanee.it was provided that
the cost of construction of said sewers be paid by the owners of
lots or parcels of ground abutting or binding upon said streets and
alleys, provided the cost of same does not exceed Two Dollars per
abutting foot, and all the lots or parcels of ground in said Zone are
declared to be benefitted, and the entire cost of the construction of
said �wers shall be assessed against each of said lots or parcels of
ground located and embraced in said Zone in the proportion that the
area in square feet of said lots or parcels of ground located in said
Zone bear to the entire property located in said Zone, and benefitted
thereby, and further providing that the General Council shall fix and
assess the amount of tax on each of said lots or parcels of ground in
said Zone; and,
WHL+'REJiS,, pursuant to said Ordinance a contract was entered into
on the 4th day of August, 1925, between the Koller Plumbing Company
of Ponca City, Oklahoma and the City of Paducah, Kentucky, for the
construction of said sewers; and,
CJHEREAS, the cost of the construction of said sewers is less
than
($2.00) Dollars per abutting foot; and,
INHEREAS, said sewer construction has been completed and was
duly accepted by the General Council on the 28th day of March, 1927,
pursuant to the recommendation of the Board of Public ':'.'m ks of said
City;
NOVI THEREFORE:
NO. 1018
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE GENERi+L COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
PADUCAH, KENTUCKY:
SECTION 1.
That all of the property located on both sides of each and
all of the following described streets, to -wit:
"12th Street from present sewer at 12th and Caldwell Streets
northwardly to a point near Norton Street, a distance of 350 f.eet from
Caldwell Street.
11th Street from Husbands Street northwardly to a point near
Norton Street, a distance of 770 feet.
10th Street from Husbands Street northwardly to a point near
Norton Street, a distance of 770 feet.
10th Street from Husbands Btreet southwardly to a point in
Elizabeth Street, or Elizabeth Street, if extended, a distance of 1670
feet.
9th Street from Husbands Street northwardly to a point near
Norton Street, a distance of 763 feet;
9th Street from Husbands Street southwardly to a point near
Elizabeth Street, or Elizabeth Street, if extended, a distance of 1602
feet.
8th Street from Husbands Street northwardly to a point near
Jones Street, a distance of 1882 feet.
8th Street from Husbands Street southwardly to Basham Street,
a distance of 1128.4 feet:
7th Street from Husbands Street northwardly to a point near
Norton Street, a distance of 720 feet;
7th Street from Husbands Street southwardly to a noi.nt about
130 feet southwardly from Murray Street, a distance of 800 feet
6th Street from Husbands Street northwardly to a point near
Jones Street, a distance of 1170 feet;
6th Street from Husbands Street southwardly-to a point near
Murray Street, a dist-ince of 680 feet;
6th Street from Elizabeth Street northwardly to a point about
200 feet northwardly from George Street, a distance of 641.4 feet;
6th Street from Elizabeth Street southwardly to Broad Street,
a distance of 1181.6 feet.
5th Street from Husbands Street northwardly to a point near
Jones Street, a distance of 1200 feet;
5th Street from Husbands Street southwardly,',a distance of
590 feet;
5th Street from Elizabeth Street northwardly to a point about
-350 feet northwardly from George Street, a distance of 691.4 feet;
5th Street from Elizabeth Street southwardly to an alley about
163 feet westwardly from Broad Street, a distance of 533 feet;
Alley between 4th and 5th Streets and running parallel thereto
from Husbands .Street northwardly to a point near Jones Street, a distance
of 1190 feet;
4th Street from George Street southward to Broad Street;
Alley between 3rd and 4th Streets and running parallel thereto
from Husbands Street northwardly to a point in Jones Street, if extended,
a distance of 1340 feet;
Alley between 3rd and 4th Streets and running parallel
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thereto from Husbands Street southwardly to a point near Elizabeth
Street; a distance of 1140 feet;
On private property 140 feet eastward from 3rd Street sewer
running parallel to 3rd .Street from a point 350 feet southward from
Tennessee Street to a point 425 feet south from Tennessee Street a
distance of 75 feet;
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On priinte property about 100 feet eastward from 3rd Street
and parallel thereto from a point about 70 feet northward from
Husbands's Street to a point 325 feet northward, a distance of 325 feet;
Norton Street from 5th Street westward a distance of 135 feet;
Norton street from an alley between 3rd Street and 4th Street
=res'tward'a distanhe of 75 feet;
Caldwell Street from an alley between 4th and 5th Street
eastward a distance of 80 feet;
Caldwell Street from 5th Street westward, a distance of 135 feet;
Caldwell Street from 7th Street westward, a distance of 215 feet;
Caldwell Street- from 9th Street eastward, a distance of 300 feet;.
Caldwell Street from 9th Street westward, a distance of 310 feet;
Caldwell Street,the present 30 inch sewer at 12th and Cald-
well Streets eastward, a distance of 175 feet;
Alley between Jones and Norton Streets and running parallel
thereto from 8th Street eastward to 7th Street, a distance of 406.5 feet;
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On private property eastwardly from 3rd Street between Husbands
and Norton Streets from the present 36 inch sewer in the river,bank,
:,estward:ly, a distance of 182 feet to a point about 100 feet eastwardly
from 3rd Street;
Hymarsh Avenue from Cullet Street southward to a. point near
Green Street, a distance of 430 feet;
Chamblin Avenue fromH' arsh k1ve'no"eeastward to a point near
Green Street a distance of 280 feet;
.�s,j* J�entauto fro 5,�- 1 X� treet eastward to a point near
Green St 'ey S ree ncfrom Brown � reet southward to Hymarsh Avenue,
a distance of 573.8 feet;
Leake Avenue from 9th Street westward to a point near 10th
Street, a distance of 350 feet;
Bachman Street from 9th Street westward to a point near
10th Street, a distance of 350 feet;
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Bachman Street from 8th Street westward to a point near
9th Street, a distance of 300 feet;
George Street from 4th Street eastward to an alley between
3rd and 4th Streets, a distance of 200 feet;
George Street from 6th,Street westward, a distance of','500"feet,
Alley between Bachman Street and Fisher Street, if extended
and running parallel thereto from 9th Steeet westward, a distance of
200 feet;
Fisher Street from 9th Street eastward to a point near Sth,
if extended, a distance of 335 feet;
Alley between George and Elizabeth Streets and running
parallel thereto from 4th Street westwar-d,la distance of 240 feet;
Elizabeth Street from 4th Street westward to 6th Street;
Elizabeth Street from 6th Street westward, a distance of
610.2 feet;
Willie Street from 6th Street westward, a distance of 475 feet;
McKinley Street from 6th Street westward, a distance of 500 feet;
Alley about 163 feet westward from Broad Street and running
parallel thereto from 5th Street southward to near Kolb Park, a distance
of 350 feet;
lOn private property between Broad Street and Elizabeth Street
from 4th Street, about 163 feet westward from Broad Street, northward
a distance of 270 feet;
Broad Street from 4th Street southward to a point near !"alnut
Street, a distance of 770 feet;
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a" au atreet i'rom 6th Street northward to a point near Walnut
Street, a distance of 410 Feet;
Broad Street from 6th Street, southward, a distance of 250 feet;
Broad Street from Bridge Street northward, a distance of 259 feet
Broad Street from Bridge Street southward to a point about 125
feet northward from the Bridge on Broad Street a distance of 1006 feet;
Bridge Street from Allen Street westwardly to Broad Street a
distance of 271.5 feet;
Bridge Street from Allen Street eastwardly to the off -set in
Allen Street, a distance of 65.5 feet;
Allen Street from Bridge street southward; ar:distance of 500 feet;
Along Island Creek from the present sewer under the concrete arch
bridge where 4th crosses island Creek thence southward in the same genera:
direction of the creek to Allen Street and thence Southward along Allen
Street to Bridge Street;
Husbands Street, or Husbands Street, if extended, from the river
to 12th Street, if extended.
12th Street or 12th Street, if extended, from Husbands Street to
Caldwell Street.
Caldwell Street or Caldwell Street, if extended, from a point
190 feet eastward from Caldwell Avenue to a point 190 feet westward from
Caldwell Avenue.
Caldwell Avenue from Caldwell Street to a point 830 feet southward
from Caldwell Street and from Brown Street otherwise known as Union Str.e
northwardly, a distance of 298.42 feet from the center line of Brown Street,
otherwise known as Union Street.
Brown Street and that part of Brown Street known as Union Street,
from Caldwell Avenue to Green Street;
Little Avenue, and that part of Little Avenue occupied by the
railroad tracks from the center line of Brown Street, otherwise known as
Union Street westward to a point in the Western right-of-way line of the
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway, which point is 132.5 feet -
westwardly from the center line of Brown Street, otherwise known as Union
Street.
Also the following additional lines necessary for the extension
and connection of said sewers in said sewer Zone #2, to -wit:
On Caldwell Street: Beginning at the manhole in 10th Street and
running thence westwardly in Caldwell Street, -a distance of 300 feet;
On private property vilest of 3rd Strect; Commensing at a manhole
on the Relocation Island Creek Sewer at a point 179.5 feet east of 3rd
Street: thence North 712 feet and a uth 298 feet;
On private property east of 3rd Street; Commincing at the manhole
at the intersection of 4th Street and Broad alley; thence, Northwardly
396 feet;
In alley between 9th and loth Streets South from Bachman Street;;
Commencing at the manhole in Bachman Street at the alley between 9th and
10th Streets; thence south 190.5 feet, thence L7est 62.8 feet;
In Norton Street; Commencing at the manhole in 5th Street; thence
West on Norton Street 300 feet; be and the same is hereby assessed with
the cost of construction of said sewers at the rate of $1.2443679 per
lineal foot as particularly shown by the estimat of such cost prepared by
the 6fficial Engineers in charge of same, and duly filed and approved by
the General Council of said City, and which estimate shows all the lots o'.
parcels of ground assessed for such cost, and the amount of same, and is
now referred t1o;and: made -a part hereof in as complete a manner as though
copied in full herein., and which will appear from tl,.e files in the office
of the City Clerk and City Engineer.
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II .SECTION 2.
That the funds derived from the assessment of said prorrerty
shall be used for the purpose of paying off tYje special tax bills
issued against said property for such bonds as may be issued by the
City of Paducah, Kentucky, pursuant to Section 3101 of the Kentucky
Statutes.
II SECTION 3.
That pursuant to Section 3101 of the Kentucky Statutes said
tax assessment may, at the option of the property owner, be paid in
cash without interest, withing thirty days after the date of the
passage and publication of this ordinance, or in ten annual installments
provided the owner shall, before the expiration of said thirty days
enter into a written agreement with said City in accordance with the
provisions of Section 3101, Kentucky Statutes.
ShCTION 4.
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l In order to provide a Fund for the immediate payment of
the cost of that portion of the special assessments herein provided
for representing the amount which the property owners have elected
to pay on the installment plan, as hereinabove provided, the City of
Paducah may issue and sell improvement Bonds, and to secure the pay-
ment of said bonds there is hereby pledged such taxes and liens on
the property assessed herein, for the payment of principal and interest,
but such bonds shall not be sold for less than par and the proceeds
derived therefrom shall be applied exclusively to the payment of the
cost of such construction, as hereinabove provided, and such bonds,
if issued, shall bear interest and shall be payable in accordance with
the provisions of Section 3101, Kentucky Statutes.
SECTION 5,
This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage, approval and publication.
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