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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
3
City council of Cambridge Ohio resolves to build a vitrified tile eight inch sewer on Fourth Street from Foster to Wall. Plans and estimates on file. Costs to be funded by frontage assessments and city bonds, with installments and optional cash payment within 30 days. Effective upon legal allowance after May 1906.
The resolution approves building a sanitary sewer on North Fifth Street from Foster Avenue northward 1048 feet with a vitred pipe. It details assessment by frontage, bonds for deferred payments, and notes costs including surveys and notices. The measure, approved by council and mayor in May 1906, authorizes financing and project steps.
Council agrees to build a vitrified tile sanitary sewer 8 inches in diameter from Fourth Street to East Third Street. The project is funded by assessed front footage on benefiting lots, including survey, notices, and interest on bonds, with ten annual installments at 4.45 percent unless paid in cash within 30 days. Cambridge Ohio council, May 9, 1906.
Resolution details building a vitrified tile sewer from trunk sewer to Foster Avenue with cost apportioned by frontage. Plans and assessments described, including bonds, interest, and cash option within 30 days. Special benefited lots abutting the proposed improvement are listed. approval dated May 16.
City council approves plans and estimates for a vitrified sewer project with frontage assessments to property owners. Costs include surveys, notices, construction, and bond interest. payments over ten years at 4 percent interest. option to pay cash within 30 days. Bonds to be issued in anticipation of assessments. remaining costs funded by city bonds.
City of Cambridge Ohio enacts Wall Avenue sewer project from Fourth to North Fifth Street. Plans by the engineer approved. Assessments to be levied on frontages, paid in ten annual installments with interest. cash option within thirty days after passage. Effective upon lawfully allowed date.
City council adopts resolution to build a sanitary sewer on North Ninth Street from Foster Avenue 291 feet south with vitrified tile pipe. It provides project specs, estimates, and budget including preliminary work and the cost of assessments and interest on deferred installments.
The council approves bonds in anticipation of deferred assessments for property owners who pay cash within 30 days of the ordinance passing. Cash payments exclude interest on bonds. Sec 6 states bonds cover total improvement costs and are payable from anticipated collections. Sec 7 specifies when the resolution takes effect after May 7, 1906. W. N. Bradford, mayor, and W. L. Blackrum, clerk, attest.
Cambridge Ohio council approves a resolution to construct a vitrified eight inch sewer pipe from Blaine Avenue to Beatty Avenue and Foster Avenue from North Eighth Street east, with cost assessments by foot frontage on benefited lots, bonds to cover remaining costs, payments in installments, and mayoral approval recorded.
Resolution No 15 states the Cambridge Ohio city council intends to appropriate a sixteen foot wide strip for trunk sewer through multiple lots and lands, naming specific parcels and owners, with six tracts described and the right of way to be used for sewer construction. approved May 7 1906, effective upon publication.
City of Cambridge Ohio council approves improving Wood Town Avenue from Carlisle Avenue to 524 feet south by building a sanitary sewer. The plan details sewer pipe size, costs, and assessments with ten-year installments and interest, funded by benefitted properties.
Resolution 29 proposes constructing a vitrified sanitary sewer along North Tenth Street from Blake Avenue to 677 feet south, with assessments on benefited properties. It authorizes plans and estimates, defers payments, and issues bonds in anticipation of assessment collections.
City of Cambridge Ohio council resolves to improve Blaine avenue with vitrified tile sewer from North Tenth to east point. Plans, estimates, and profiles on file. costs to be assessed by front foot, with 4 percent interest and annual installments. Bond funding anticipated for deferred assessments. Per May ordinance, measure approved by required vote.
The measure permits payment of the assessment over ten annual installments with 4 percent interest per year. Property owners may pay cash early, and installments are arranged in anticipation of collections. The ordinance, approved May 5, 1906, details the streets and parcels affected and designates officials.
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