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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1912
Page
6
City of Pendleton resolves to improve Perkins avenue from Jackson to Raley with bituminous pavement and center park area, creating Assessment District No 10. Webb street is to be paved 40 feet wide with curbs and gutters, creating Assessment District No 16. notices filed with City Recorder and published in East Oregonian for ten days.
Notice states that on April 17 1912 the Surveyor of The City of Pendleton prepared estimates for Webb Street improvement from Main to Garden, listing the work, total parcels to be benefited, and each parcel’s assessment, with council review and approval noted. The document outlines plans, specifications, and costs for the proposed street work and district boundaries.
Regular meeting of the Pendleton Common Council adopted a resolution to improve Raley Street from Perkins Avenue to Short Street with bituminous pavement a 26 foot width including curbs and gutters. Plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell filed April 10 1912 describe the district and cost allocations for benefited parcels.
City of Pendleton council resolves to improve Jackson Street at its intersection with Main Street to the east line of Blaine Street with bitulithic pavement on a bituminous base thirty feet wide and curb and gutter. It creates Assessment District No. 9 to levy costs on benefited lots and parcels, with plan and specs filed by City Surveyor Seary Kimbrell on April 1912.
On April 17 1912 the Pendleton Common Council resolves to improve Main Street from the north end of the bridge across the Umatilla River to the north line of Jackson Street with bituminous pavement and curb work. It adopts plans dated April 10 1992 and outlines the benefited parcels and the Assessment District No 8 boundaries and payment responsibility.
The City of Pendleton adopts a bitulithic pavement plan for Vincent Street from Water Street to Court Street. An assessment district No 14 is created to finance the improvement, detailing benefited parcels and boundaries over a specified land area with curbs and gutters to be installed.
On April 11 1912 Pendleton Common Council adopted resolutions to improve Water street east line of Main street to east line of Vincent street with bitulithic pavement on a bituminous base. Plans by Geary Kimbrell City Surveyor filed April 10 1912. District No 12 will levy assessments on all lots within described bounds to pay costs.
A lengthy land survey description outlines metes and bounds in Pendleton Oregon including lots in Raley's and Switzer's Additions, city cemetery parcels, and lines along Jackson Street and Pendleton Manufacturing Company lands. The notice states a regu portion of the cost be charged and that the document is on file in the city office.
Fragmentary notice references newspapers and a parcel of land within a goovess period on the 19th 2022. Details are unclear but indicate a land matter tied to East Oregonian records.
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