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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
5
Official notice to 10 property owners along El Paso Street between Laredo and Brazos of a city funded paving and drainage improvement plan. Includes assessment of costs per lot, required property descriptions, and public hearing details with City Clerk and City Engineer involvement.
City of San Antonio notes a public works order for Hess Street between North Flores and Stand 1 G.N. The resolution authorizes assessments to property owners for curb and street improvements across blocks near interchanges and public ways. The document details authority, characterization of parcels affected, and the intended method of financing and execution by city engineers and contractors.
The city issues an invitation for bids from all contractors to undertake street paving and improvements. It specifies required bonds, deposit, and terms under city ordinance, with approval by December and a bid opening on a stated date. Named officials, finances, and project scope include concrete curbing, stone work, and pavement across streets and public places.
Notice from San Antonio authorities outlines a public improvement project for Colorado Avenue to Bandera Street, with assessments, bid requirements, and construction standards. It details bid submission, security, and the city council procedure, referencing the 1915 ordinance and street frontage costs, paving profiles, and funding via assessments.
The readable text presents garbled phrases and partial sentences mentioning names and events, with scattered references to a government figure and various places. It lacks coherent narrative, dates, or clear entities, hindering a definite summary.
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