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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
19
In the Saarland state election the Christian Democrats won with 42.7 percent of 594,893 votes, as the Social Democrats gain on Chancellor Ludwig Erhard's party in the final ballot test before the nationwide vote on September 19.
The city council authorized Internal Improvement Bonds Series 1 totaling 292 036 32 to fund public works in Garden City Finney County Kansas including sanitary sewers curbs gutters paving and storm drainage. Bond details set dates from 1965 to 1975 with varied interest rates and serial numbers 1 through 292.
The Kansas city plans a bond issue of 292 bonds totaling $292,036.82 to fund street and sewer projects. The bonds bear interest from 1965 with semiannual payments, pledge city credit, and require governor approval under Kansas statutes.
City officials authorize sewer line and street improvements in Garden City Kansas. The record outlines district boundaries, costs and assessment methods for sanitary sewer work and curb gutter and paving on Jenny Avenue from Jones to Taylor, with dates and resolutions referenced.
City of Garden City authorizes a paving project on Jenny Avenue to Taylor Avenue with sand soil base and bituminous surface. Estimated cost 17600 dollars. 100 percent assessment to the improvement district, none to the city. Also notices final settlement in Tina A Mekeal estate and city bond certification.
City of Garden City Finney County Kansas ordinances authorize a sanitary sewer district 75 38 and 76 88 construction. State Auditor certifies bond and coupons registration. Mayor and City Clerk ordered to sign and seal bonds. Publication required in Garden City Telegram. ordinance passes June 1965.
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