Sidney City Council approves paving district assessment plan
The City of Sidney Nebraska held a special council meeting December 12 1947 to hear and decide on street improvement assessments for Paving District 13. The council reviewed notices from The Telegraph and heard engineers indicate benefits exceed costs. The resolution levies special assessments payable over ten years with interest, securing bonds for the project.
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Sidney mayor and council set hearing for paving district 14
The Clerk reported a board of equalization hearing for paving district 14 with the Mayor and Council in session. No written objections were filed and the council determined the cost of street improvements at 8111.59 plus benefits to each lot, after inspection and considering the engineer's recommendations.
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Telegraph
City Officials Finalize Special Assessments for District 15
The council approves the special assessments for paving District 15 with ten yearly installments, first due fifty days after passage. Interest at 6 percent accrues until delinquency, then 9 percent. Assessments certify to County Clerk for tax collection. City and County treasurers handle payments and sinking fund arrangements.
District 16 paving district assessments approved by council
The Mayor and Council find improvements in Paving District No 16 of the City and determine that no lot or parcel of land is in excess of benefits from the street work. Special assessments will be certified for collection, with unpaid portions certified to the County Clerk, and apportioned among lots and parcels as provided by law. Continued on next page.
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Telegraph
City resolves on assessments collection and delinquency terms
The resolution directs the City Clerk to certify unpaid assessments to the County Clerk for collection by the County Treasurer. Assessments are payable in ten equal installments with delinquency dates set at 50 days after passage and subsequent annual delinquencies. Following reading, Councilman Porter seconded. adoption followed with council members elected.
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