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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1912
Page
9
Long city notice records the April 17 1912 Pendleton Common Council meeting adopting plans for Perkins Avenue and Webb Street improvements. It creates Assessment District Nos 10 11 and 16 detailing bordered parcels and cost charges, with plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell filed April 10 to 18 1912 and publication in East Oregonian for ten days.
Notice records that on April 18 1912 Pendleton city council adopted resolutions for Webb street improvement from Main to Garden with cost estimates and benefited parcels. It notes surveyors prepared plans and assessments showing each lot and part to pay and council review of estimates. The text ends with an incomplete line about benefited property and the common council.
Regular meeting of Pendleton's Common Council on April 11 1912 adopts resolutions for paving Raley Street from Perkins Avenue to Short Street with bitulithic pavement on a bituminous base twenty six feet wide and thirteen feet each side of center line. Plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell filed April 10 1912.
The Pendleton Common Council on April 17 1918 approves improving Jackson street from Main street to the east line of Blaine street with bitulithic pavement on a 30 foot width and curbs and gutters. It lays out Assessment District No 9 including Lots 6 and 9 in Switsler's Addition and Lot 4 in Livermore Addition, describing benefited parcels and assessment scope.
A long legal survey description outlines parcel bounds in Pendleton Oregon with references to Lot 8 and Lot 11 in various blocks, Raley's and Switzler's Additions, cemetery land, and city boundaries. The text includes section lines, channel references, distances, and dates, noting a council resignation and a surveyor’s estimate on file in the Pendleton office.
Public notice details an improvement district to pave Main Street Pendleton Oregon with bitulithic pavement and curb and gutter. It lists the assessment district boundary, benefited parcels, and estimated costs, plus the action to create lien on affected lots and parcels. The plan references specific survey points and the river centerline for the project scope.
Line of Jackson Street runs along the north line west to Switsler's Addition corners, then around Lot 9, Lot 4, and Lot 1 Block 8 Switsler's, with bounds north to northeast corner of Lot 9, west to northwest corner of Lot 4, and south to the section line, continuing to Jefferson Street and Pendleton Manufacturing Company land, ending back at the starting point, with costs portion charged against the exchange lot as recorded by the City Recorder.
Pendleton City Council on April 17 1912 adopted plans for bituminous Vincent street paving from Water to Court streets with 26 foot width and curbs gutters. An Assessment District No 14 is created to fund the improvement. The district boundaries extend from Lot 1 Block 10 to the Vincent street and Court street intersections and include parcels liable for benefits.
Pendleton City Council adopts improvements for Water Street from Main to Vincent with bituminous pavement 40 feet wide east of Cottonwood and 26 feet wide westward, form part of Assessment District No 13. Plans by city dated April 15 1912 set costs per parcel and benefits. surveyor’s estimates on file. ends with a stray line about a deceptive smile.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a parcel of land and lot sections charged anew. It mentions a file in the office and references a detailed description on file. No full names, dates, or locations are readable.
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