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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1967
Page
9
The city council of Scottsdale Arizona declares intention to improve Main Street from Scottsdale Road to George Avenue and surrounding streets with paving, sidewalks, drainage, sewers, and other facilities. It adopts an improvement plan and boundaries for a district to finance the work and specifies construction steps and materials.
TfEM 32 notes the 6 inch tap to be installed under contract directed by the property owner or engineer at a location determined by the plan, not easily designated on the plans.
The text lists numerous construction items detailing installation and relocation of water meters pipes valves hydrants gutters sidewalks and other utilities. It references plans plans locations limits item numbers and specific material types and emphasizes compliance with specifications and plan locations. Entities include Portland Cement concrete valve type numbers and various item identifiers.
The document outlines district scale public works in Scottsdale including streets and utilities. It lists parcel boundaries, street alignments, pipe sizes from 48 to 12 inches, and installation specifics for sanitary sewers and concrete piping. It authorizes bonds and assessments funded by district taxpayers and provides procedural steps for adoption and funding.
The city of Scottsdale announces a public hearing on assessments for street work in specific districts. It details improvements including pavement, sidewalks, curbs, and drainage, funded by bonds payable from special funds, with dates, maps, and objection procedures outlined.
The Scottsdale City Council adopts an urgent resolution to declare intent to improve and finance sanitary sewer extensions in the area between Camelback Road and Highland Avenue north of the alley west of 3rd Street to Miller Road. The plan covers parts of alleys basements and streets and assigns district costs under Arizona law.
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