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Home My WebLink AboutOrdinances Book 10, Page 469, No Resolution NumberThat the driveway on Tennessee Street from the ;;est property line of 3rd Street to the East property line of ]:carrell Boulevard excludin-, intersections at 4th, 5th and 6th Streets in Lhe City of Paducah, Kentucky, be constructed and reconstructed of a concrete or such other improved paving material as may be approved by the '.',oard of Commissioners of the City of' Paducah, with all necessary manholes, intakes, catch basins, sewer and ?rain pipes and all necessary en5;ineerin.-, equipment, advertisin-, and legal and clerical services in connection therewith, and all to be done under and pursuant to statute authorizin such improvements, and pursuant thereto that said improvement of such public ^:ay shall be ;rade by the i Pa`;e 9.69 A RESOLUTIO11 ='OR "PIS COISSTrtl1C`1`ON AND RECO-15'MUCTIOCI OF THE DRIVE,%TAY ON TE`:':...5 S'1'i6_1,T 'ft OL: THE WEST PR'OPER`PY LIES OIC' 3RD $'"LtiEET TO l IE EAST ?itOP RTY LIP1E OF I.11TRR1iLL BOTTLEVARD, hXCLi;D- ING INTERSECTIO!'S AT 5th, 5th A,D 5th STRISET'S Ill PHE CI'T'Y OF PADUCAH, I.tCCRACi_.E'1'. COUN'PY, :"MIT'UCIt'_', '!I'hI ALL ilECESSABY :.`Ai;HOLGS, I1'ITAISES, CATCPI 3ASIITS, SEi::F A:,71)DRAI11 i'IPES A:iD ALL i?ECFSSARY ;1GI_IEERIiiG, T,:UIP'-'i IT, ADVEiTISIP.`G Ai. -I -)L GAL A'1]) CL3:?ICAL S:'sRVICESI IP? CO' r:1 CTI011 YHERE':1 TII, AS P:iOVIDED r?'r 12A.;, A;:D 7IT'i."i CIL' AID 0!" 'S ':;'O;i11_ i' LOJEC`hC All;.:INIST; A7.101,1 oft O PIi_it AM., -'ICT -_'S OF TI -i-] FED RAL On' S TATE GOVEPd'i;.Z! P t:['•II? A C 51E EXCLI.'SIVE COST 0" P:-, OF REAL ES PTITE ARU PPING 0'! SAID STREET, SUCH I ?1iOVEb:E 1 P TO BE A:'r'OIiTIONED :!;:.0_[r AND ASSESE;i I'rOl; PHE LOTS OR PA CELS OF REAL ESTATE P.BLiTTIt1G O? SUCH IIc:P'nOV.:. i:.I! P tiCCQ[Da??G TO SIE P?L'irBER OF FRUtd"P OF ABUTTIP?G F -ET, _.''D P ,U'IL :. p -;I, _. Pr::: L BE LEVIED l?POPC SAID LO`fSOR PA'tC1.LS OF it3i i:,S "_.. WU.r . '1: 'A. _::_JIT OF 'ME COST ASSESSED '[HhrE EON,- 'PORAL COST OF Sk': v.%:'. =:r P i :PD `f '.E TOTAL AI.:GUHT 0_' `IP'E COiITRI37J- 'i'IOT' OI _.-. U=,.... S :,. PE AG1::]CIES Ei1('TAGEr) 1°i ,TAKING SAID I. "rr:-. ; ; '.. C,:_ "t'., - :.?:L FTE. DT; E A.7D PAYABLE AT TFIE Or^ICE 00 TiFF _T,' i 0 ' `ALF 'P -ERLOH-;''E'_1 LEE :;ORY, OF CONSTRUCT- IOP? 7.L -.. �:',._ri :kj :?'E -I Oii-:'_I'iL 0' SAID II;'_P iO'/E- S'.... L .._r`:.. " ...-._. .. _'LETED. .:'?ICH TI; STALL BE ilETrRLT.INED BY Ir.:} ^_OARD Or CO;.:::ISS] ;i:.::S OF SAIj ('I I.7 ".71 PH WE ADVICE OF THE .'iLriEAS, it is deemed and is hereby declared to be a necessity that the driveway on Tennessee Street from the V.'est property line of 3rd Street to the Bast property line of "carrell Boulevard, I excluding; i.ntersections at 4th, 5th and 6th Streets, in the City ofd Paducah, Kentucky, be constructed and reconstructed of improved pavin:- material under the provisions of law applicable to cities ofl I the second class,- IdOi'd, THEi<.EFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY irIE BOARD OF COTJ;'.:ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF PADUCAH, KENTUCKY: SECTIoi; 1. That the driveway on Tennessee Street from the ;;est property line of 3rd Street to the East property line of ]:carrell Boulevard excludin-, intersections at 4th, 5th and 6th Streets in Lhe City of Paducah, Kentucky, be constructed and reconstructed of a concrete or such other improved paving material as may be approved by the '.',oard of Commissioners of the City of' Paducah, with all necessary manholes, intakes, catch basins, sewer and ?rain pipes and all necessary en5;ineerin.-, equipment, advertisin-, and legal and clerical services in connection therewith, and all to be done under and pursuant to statute authorizin such improvements, and pursuant thereto that said improvement of such public ^:ay shall be ;rade by the i Page 470 ;work Projects Administration or other a„encies of the Federal or State Government at the exclusive cost of the owners of the real Ii ;i estate abuttin on said improvement to be apportioned among- and II assessed upon the lots or parcels of real estate abuttin'- on such !i improvement according to the number of front of abuttin_; feet, and I a tax shall be levied upon said lots and parcels of real estate for the payment of the cost assessed thereon, which cost- shall be the I i idifference between the total cost of completin said improvement it and the total cmount of the contribution of said '?ederal or State i � A.,encies enLa ed in makin_, said improvements, and which taxes shall] be due and payable at the office of the Cit, "'reasurer, one-half thereof when the work of construction begins and the remainder there - I I of or one-half of said cost when one-half of said improvement shall, I � have been c ompleted, and w hi on time shall be do term_i.ned by the Board of Commiss'oners of said City with the advice of the City En;ineer, and no proper t! shall be ex npt fromsuch im)rovement I! tax, provided, however, that any assessment for any such improve- ments as provided for herein which exceeds one-half of the value i of the lots or parcels of real estate upon which the assessment is made shall be void as to such excess, but the improvements shall be taken into consideration in fixing the value of such real estate, j! and the Foard of Commissioners shall provide for the payment of any such C:{CC59, if any, our of the Ieneral i'unds. ! SECTIOT'7. 2. This resolution, after its adoption shall be published I in at least one (1) issue of the official newspaper of the (City of Paducah at least seven (7) days before any ordinance ordering said improvement shall have its final passage. I. SECTION 3. j l This resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption by the Board of Commissioners and upon its publication as herein provided. S. B. Pulliam, :ayor Pro Tem Passed by the Board of Commissioners, :.:arch 4th, 1941 Recorded by Rudy Stewart, City Clerk, 2"arch 5th, 1941. Pane 471 i i i RESOLUTIOAIS OF THE BOARD OF COi;!i=S1ONERS UPON 'PHb; DEA'ld OF HON. LR14EST LACKEY, FOR::ER L:AYOR OF 1 -ME CICY OF PADiiCAIi WHEREAS, our Heavenly Father, in his wisdom, has removed from the activities of this life and called to a j higher life our friend and fellow citizen, Hon. Ernest Lackey, former Payor of this city and the father of our present Mayor, Hon. Pierce E. Lackey; and, HE SEAS, it has never been the custom of the legislative body of the City of Paducah to adopt resolutions in memory of former officials who have distin uished them- selves as public servants, but it nor; seems especially Pitting thatwe should er;�ress through the records of the city our a_>ereciation of I.1r. Lackey's services, to -;ether with the high esteem in which he was held by all of his acquaintances; and, i .IiFREAS, before moving the adoption of these resolutions, it would be well to call to mind the achievements which made for i, -r. Lackey a record that will long be remembered. Some of i I these achievements are as follows: - I i I;r. Lackey sponsored and it was lar.mely through his tireless efforts that there was constructed in the city i a system of street oaving by which a number of main streets were connected with the State and Federal hiLhways. He v I was instrumental in having adopted an ordinance creating and i establishing a City Planning and Zoning Commission. It was also during his administration that the City became the purchaser of the waterworks system. All of his achievements have not only benefited the Ir esent generation but will be passed on to be enjoyed by future generations. `i°nese and many other worthwhile projects which were undertaken and completed during his administration will be lasting monuments to his foresi,ht and sound business judgment. In all of the official positions to which I,'r. Lackey was called, he manifested a keen interest in doing the things that had for their object the-eneral v,elfare of all of our citizens. He was a man of unquestionable integrity and not once during his entire political career was there any suspicion or even an intimation that would in any way reflect upon his character. Fie was very industrious and energetic, using at all tunes his ener-,•y and talents in the service of the City that he so dearly loved. I i, Page, 72 p„r. Lackey was not only admired because of his fine political record. It should be remembered that his official life as outstanding as it was, cannot be taken as the real measure of his greatness. Above all, he was a devoted husband, a fine i example for his sons by whom he was so hi;;hly respected, and a true and loyal friend. I therefore move the adoption of the follov,ing resolutlons:I ". Hon. Ernest Lackey, � .Chat in the death of the .l, i I former 1Jayor of the City of Paducah, the city has lost one of its most valuable and.loyal citizens, and that we, as i members of the Board of Commissioners, express throuh this record our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved members of the I family; that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family, and one to the newspaper, and that a page in the ordinance boox be set aside in L:r. Lackey's memory, and that these resolutions be inscribed thereon." Passed by the --pard of Commissioners, :,arch 11th, 1941. commissioner i I Coirunissioner. i Commissioner Commissioner ■