Citizens Debate City Indebtedness and Warrants
Citizens meet at the Tillamook court house to discuss charter amendments and bond issuance to cover outstanding warrants. A committee reviews unpaid warrants, citing about 35000 dollars, with concerns over legality and city benefit, including a disputed 16719.45 dollar Warren Construction Co. storm sewer bill.
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City warrants review finds improper charges and needed readjustment
A city committee reports miscalculations and questionable items in warrants issued to Warren Construction Co. Warrant 1345 is deemed not a legal obligation and should not be paid. Several other warrants require further investigation before payment or readjustment, with about 15 000 in unclear charges and a bond need of 25 000 by January. The panel plans to seek temporary aid from the water commission and adjourns after actions.
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W.C. King
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