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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1912
Page
9
The Pendleton Common Council on April 17 1912 adopted resolutions approving Perkins avenue and Webb street improvements with bitulithic paving on bituminous bases. Assessment Districts No 10 11 and 16 will levy costs against benefited properties with plans filed April 10 and 18 1912 and published in East Oregonian for ten days.
Notice is given that on April 18 1912 the Pendleton Surveyors filed a resolution for Webb street improvement from Malin to Garden. It includes estimates of work and probable cost, lists parcels to be benefited and each parcel’s share, and notes Council review and approval requirements.
The Common Council of Pendleton on April 17 1912 adopted resolutions for improving Raley Street from Perkins Avenue to Short Street. The plan calls for bitulithic pavement on a bituminous base twenty six feet wide with curbs and gutters, based on Geary Kimbrell’s plans filed April 10 1912, including estimated costs and benefiting parcels.
The Pendleton City Council on April 17 1915 adopted resolutions to improve Jackson Street at Main Street to Blaine Street with bituminous pavement and curbs. It creates Assessment District No. 9 funding the improvement and assigns liability to benefited lots and parcels per the detailed property boundaries and lot lines in Schtaler and Livermore additions.
Resolutions adopted April 27 1912 approve improving Main Street Pendleton Oregon from the bridge north to Jackson Street with bitulible pavement curbs and gutters. The plan includes assessments for benefited parcels and specifies the assessment district boundary and cost allocation.
The document outlines a surveyor's chained path around multiple lots in Raley's and Switzler's Additions, Pendleton, detailing corners and lines to connect Lot 11 Block 16 and adjacent parcels. It references cemetery land deeded to the city, section lines, and a final note on the surveyor's estimate of charges, dated April 11 1912.
Public notice lists a property boundary description on Jackson Street and Switzler's Addition in Pendleton Oregon. The document notes a ten day publication in the Fast Oregonian and that the parcel details are on file in the Pendleton city office dated April 1st 1912.
Notice records that Pendleton City Council, on April 17 1912, proposed improving Vincent street from Water to Court streets with bitulithic pavement on a 26 foot width, curb and gutter, establishing Assessment District No. 14 to levy costs on benefiting lots and parcels, with a detailed lot chain and boundaries.
The Pendleton Council on April 17 1012 resolves to improve Water street from Main to Vincent with bitulithic pavement and curbs. It defines the Assessment District No 12 boundaries, assigns per-lot costs, and notes the surveyor's cost allocations on file, with additional note about screens from Pendleton Planing Mill.
A notice from the fet office of the City Recorder states charges against each lot, to be published for a period of ten days in the 11th, 1913.
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