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�} AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THF• CONSTRUCTION AND
RECONSTRUCTION OF THF DRIVFt°'AY ON SOUTH SEVENTH STREET, PROM TlTr?
NORTH PROP1,-PTY LINE OF S.'ASHTTJGTON STRFPT TO THE SOUTH PPOPFP,TY
LINE OF CLARK STRFrT, IN THE CITY OF PADUCAH, ?AcCRACKFN COUNTY,
KENTUCKY, ',"ITH ALL NECESSARY MANHOLFF, INTAKF£, CATCH BASINS, SE4lFR
AND DRAIN PIPE, AND ALL NECESSARY FNGINEERING, Al)VEPTIFING AND
LEGAL AND CLERICAL SERVICE IN COTIN CTION THEREWITH AT THE COST OF
THE ABUTTING PROPFPTY O'"NRPF, AND PPOVIDING THAT SART MAY BE
COTTFTPUCTED UPON THE TFN YEAR PAY+'+FN'1' PLAN, AND PROVIDING THAT SO
MUCH Oh' THF COST OP SAID IMPROVEMENT AS SHALL BE: APPORTIONED TO THE.
COURT HOUSE PROPFRTY OF MCCRACKE:N COUNTY, KENTUCKY SHALL BE PAID
OUT OF AN APPROPRIATION MADE FOR SUCH PURPOSE BY 11F FISCAL COURT
OF MCCPACKEN COUNTY ON THF 1ST DAY Ol'' JULY, 1930.
BF IT OPDAIFFD BY TIF BOARD OV W'VIEFIONFPS
OP 1FF CITY OF PADUCAH, KFNTUCKY:
SECTION 1.
That the driveway on South Seventh street, from the
north property line of Washington street to the south property line
of Clark street, in the City of Paducah, Kentucky, mith all
necessary manholes, intakes, catch basins, drain tile and sewer
pipe and all necessary engineering, advertising and legal and
clerical service in connection therewith, be, and the same is hereby
ordered to be constructed and reconstructed with concrete, asphalt,
bitulithic, or other improved paving material as may be determined
by the Board of CoMrrissioners as the best and most economical materi
for the construction thereof, upon bids made therefor, and all to
be clone in strict accordance with the plans, specifications, grades,
widths, profiles and drawings of the Commissioner of Public 7orks
prepared by him for such purposes: all of which are hereby adopted
as a part of this ordinance as fully as if embraced herein or
att,ched hereto and made part hereof and marked "A" for more
specific identification.
SECTION 2.
That said work shall be constructed under the
supervision'and direction of the Commissioner of Public !'forks, and
shall be commenced at a time designated by contract for the
performance of said work and completed on or before eight months
after the passage and recording of this ordinance.
SECTION 3.
That all the cost incident to said construction
of said street, as provided in Section 1 hereof, shall be paid for
wholly by the property of^niers ane' property abutting or .fronting
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thereon on both sides of said street and to be apportioned to and
assessed ngninst the property owners and property abutting thereon on
both sides of sFid street according to the nrimber of feet or abutting
feet thereon, except that the City of Paducah shall pay such portion of
cost of construction as reouired by law. And provided Further thnt so '
much of the cost of said improvement as shall be apportioned to the Court
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]souse property of IcCracken County shall be pnid out of the appropriation I
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made by the Fiscal Court of "cCracken County, Kentucky July 1, 1930 and
not otherwise.
SECTION 4.
The contractor awarded the contract for the .,!ork herein
provided for shall be paid only from the funds arising from the special
tax bills and assessments against the property abutting the improvement
herein provided for,'and in no other way, except that the said
contractor may be paid out of such bonds as may be issued, in accordance
::,ith the law of the City of Pnducah and charter cities of the second
class of the state of Kentucky, and for the payment of which, said tax
bills and assessments mey be pledged by the said City of Paducah; and in
no event shall th(- said City of Paducah be liable to the contractor for
the construch.ion of any of the cork herein provided for, except the said
City of Paducah shall be liable to the said contractor for the excess of
fifty (50%) per cent of the value of any property n::sessed for the
construction of the work herein provided for.
SECTION 5.
The contractor awarded the contract herein provided for
shall be paid monthly by Improvement Warrants issued by the City of
Paducah unon estimates furnished by the Commissioner of Public Works, to
the extent of silty -five (65%) per cent of the value of the work dohe or
materials furnished by the contractor during the progress of the work,
and said Improvement '.'Warrants shall bear six (65) per cent interest from
date of iss,ial and shall be issued by the Commissioner of Public Finance
upon order of the Board of Commissioners. Said Improvement ''rarrants
shall be negotiable, and shall constitute a lien upon the local tones to
be hereafter levied for such improvement, and shall be payable at the
office of the Commissioner of Public Finance, without notice to the
holder thereof, upon completion and acceptance of the work herein
provided for, out of the first collection of such ].coal tnxes, or out of
the proceeds of the sale of any Improvement bonds issued in anticipation
of such local taxes. The interest on such Improvement',S'rrrants shall t
estimated and assessed as a pnrt of the cost of the improvement herein
provided for.
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SECTION 6.
The Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to execute all
written contracts qnd bonds r ith the successful bidder for the
construction of said improvement as required by lave.
SECTION 7.
Bids shall be received for the construction of said work
out of concrete, nsphalt, bitulitb ic, or any other improved paving
ipaterial according to plans and specifications made and provided
therefor by the Co-missioner of Public Works and reported to the
Board of Commissioners at the next regular or called meeting and
said Board of Commissioners shall determine the material with which
said street shall be constructed and award the contract therefor
to the lowest and best bidder, except that the right is expressly
reserved to reject any and all bids, within the discretion of said
Board of Commissioners.
SECTION 8.
This ordinance shall take effect and be in force 10 days
rafter its passage.
Eigned
Mayor/
Passed by the Board of Commissioners August 11, 1930
Recorded by Hunt Crossland, Clerk, August 11, 1930