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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1965
Page
4
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The Mayor and City Council of Scottsdale Arizona order a September 1965 special bond election to submit to qualified voters the issue of general obligation bonds for a Civic Center Library City Hall and grounds. park development and recreation rail lines. storage facility for city equipment. bonds in series dated at issuance, $1,000 denominations, semiannual interest, maturing July 1 in years determined, with notices, officials, and emergency declaration.
The City of Scottsdale Arizona orders a special bond election to fund a Civic Center Improvement project. Voters will decide on issuing general obligation bonds not exceeding 2 192 000 and bond series up to 4 percent of assessed valuation with a 30 year repayment. Polling locations include Scottsdale High School Hohokam Mohave and Yavapai Elementary Schools.
The City of Scottsdale plans general obligation bonds not exceeding 370000 dollars to acquire a storage site for municipal equipment and build facilities. Bonds issued in one or more series may not raise indebtedness beyond 4 percent of assessed value and will bear up to 5 percent interest with semiannual payments.
The resolution calls for a special bond election in Scottsdale to issue 1 438 000 in general obligation bonds for park and recreation projects. It sets posting and publication rules, authorizes ballot wording, and designates polling places and election officials. Returns due twelve days after election, with canvass on October 4 1965. An emergency clause declares urgency. Also notices sale of a 1959 Oldsmobile Celebrity Sedan by the Bank of Scottsdale to settle a secured claim.
A Scottsdale city council resolution declares intent to perform street improvements on Osborn Road from the Cross-Cut Canal east to about 328 feet east of 8th Street. It outlines grading, base course, asphalt concrete pavement, and gutter work to be financed by bonds assessed on a local district.
The document lists construction and restoration tasks within ITEM 1 limits for a Scottsdale, Arizona project. It covers thickened edge asphalt concrete base, 8/4 depth paint seal, 6 inch Portland cement curb and gutter, removal and replacement of existing material, 4 inch sidewalks, 6 inch concrete alley entrances, 5 foot driveways, 6 inch concrete aprons, 8 inch valley gutters, manhole adjustments, survey monuments, and all other plan-required items per the approved plans and specifications. The work, locations, and oversight are per the City Council approved documents stored with the City Engineer as Scottadale Improvement District P-6012.
The document references Standard Specifications of Scottsdale and Phoenix and Salt River Project where applicable. It designates Scottsdale Improvement District P-6012 and cites plans and specifications on file with the City Clerk and City Engineer. It outlines the district boundary beginning at Section 27 and describes lines and corners along Tonalea Way, Osborn Road, and 68th Street in Maricopa County Arizona with reference to Imperial Manor Lot 40 and surrounding parcels.
The passage provides a detailed survey description tracing easterly and westerly lines, parallels to the East-West midsection line of Section 27, and references to the Cross-Cut Canal right of way. It specifies intersections, parcel boundaries including Gibraltar Manor Plat 2 Lot 21 and 22, Tonalea Way center line, and completion at the starting point. It notes inclusion of subdivisions in the improvement district and excludes public street portions from assessments, with recording data from the Maricopa County Recorder.
The City of Scottsdale approves boundary maps for a paving district and authorizes up to $6,000 toward costs. Improvement bonds will be issued under Arizona statutes in ten annual installments of $25 or more, with 4 percent interest, payable January and July. Bonds are repaid from special assessments within the described district. Publication and district diagrams to be arranged by the City Engineer.
Notices section covers funeral services funeral directors personals lost or found and free ads listing brief notices and community classifieds in a compact index style with headings and topic groupings
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