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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1973
Page
8
Resolution 1074 orders construction of pavement concrete gutters and valley gutters along multiple alleys and easements in the Imperial Manor subdivision and surrounding areas, including 68th to 67th streets from Avalon Drive, and Earll Drive to Osborn Road, with work extending to Cheery Lynn, Monterey Way, and nearby blocks in Maricopa County.
The Scottsdale City Council on November 21, 1972 passed Resolution No. 1066 to authorize improvements including pavement and gutters along multiple alleys and easements between 68th and 64th Streets, Avalon Drive, Earil Drive, Avaton Drive, Monterey Way, Cheery Lynn, Osborn Road, and Imperial Manor Lot 28 29, as recorded in Maricopa County. The measure declares an emergency and outlines construction plans for the specified rights of way.
The document discusses issuing improvement bonds under Arizona law for district funded work in Scottsdale. It notes failure corrections, publication five times in the Scottsdale Daily Progress, and postings along proposed street improvements within 300 feet intervals.
City council passes Resolution No 1086 ordering the construction work described in Resolution No 1066 for Improvement District No P-7102 and calls for sealed bids by January 16, 1973. Notices will publish twice and be posted at City Hall to announce the urgency and immediate operation of the measure.
Notice describes bonds issued by the City of Scottsdale under Arizona statutes for improvements funded by assessments. Bonds mature in ten annual installments of $25 or more, with 6.5 percent interest, payable January and July. Objections must be filed within 15 days. otherwise the superintendent will award contract at bid unit prices. Publish dates January 2 and 3, 1973.
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