1937 Ordinances
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OR.DINAI'WE NO.
1552
An Ordinance amending Ordine.DeeR No. 195 and No. .515 of
the Ordinances of the City of GrHnd Island, Nebr8.ska, regulating
tlie business of pawnbroknrs; providing for the Iteeping of records;
the making of daily renorts to the Chie f of Police; restrict:i.ng
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the sale of property sold or pawned; provid:lng for an application
to be made to the mayor and council before engaging in such bu~i-
ness; the granting of a license to engage in such business; fixing
a license fee and occupation tax; providing for the furnfuhing of
a bond; pl'ovid ing penal ties for the viole, tion of thi.s orcUnance,
and repealing said Ordinances No. 195 and No. 515.
BE I'l' OhDAINl!;D BY TEl'; MAYOE AIm CITY COUNCIL of the Ci ty
of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. All persons who shall engage in the business
of pawnbroker shall keen a book in whibhshalJ. be legibly written
jn ink any loan or purchase, an accurate account or descripti.on
in trle English language of the goods, articles or things pawned,
pledged or Durchased, the amount of money loaned or paic'J therefore,
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the time the se.me was received, nne: t:t:e name or names, resicJence
end nlpce of re8idence of sa:i.cl person; and when DUl'chased or re-
ceived from a minor the name of the rather and mother or seid
minor and where the said :father and mother reside, wh:Lch book,
togethe:r' with the article pawned, Shft11 be at all times open to
the inspection of the mayor or any m.ember of the f'oll ce Department
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
SEC'frON 2. It shall be the du ty of every such pawnbroker
to make out and de1iver to the Chief of Police every day before
the hour of 12 o'clock noon a legible and correct copy from the
book required in Section I hereof of all the persona1 property
or other vBluable t:hings received, deposited or pUl'chased dUl~ing
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the preceding day, together with all the other maiters required to
be kept in said book pertaining to said articles purchased or pawned.
SECTION 3. No personal nroperty received on deposit or
purcbased by any pawnbroker sba11 be sold or permitted to be re-
deemed from the place of business of such persons for the space of
twenty-four hours after the copy and state:"ent requlred to be de-
liveJ:>ed to the Chief of Police shall have been delivered as required
by this ordinance.
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SECTION 4. All persons who sl~ll engage in the business
to the mayor 2nd
ofpawnlJroker are hereby requlreCl to ma'ke anpl:1CDt:iLorrll/council of tbe
Ci,tyof Grand Island for a license to operate said. business (~nd upon
t" tIle sn e sh" 11 t "Arenf tA'~ pQiT to 'I"A City. fl'nr'(~.8..SU'.I'.'e.r tlr>,...e
griCln lng ._' om ,. o. . ,1,.,-, _0.;: ~"- J ~.. ' -::;".~,.. - - . J.t
sum of $25.00 per year as a license fee, and the said treasurer
shall 0':i ve his receipt therefore, ~lnd no receipt shall l'un beyond
the fi.rst day of May following the date of such payment, whidl tax
shall be paid in ~dvance. The license fee 01'$25.00 shall be good
for one year. The C:ity Council may at its discreti.on issue a
li.cense for a six month's per:i.od, am'l in that event tIle lie ense fee
to be paid shall be $12.50 for such period.
SEcrrION 5~ rfh.ere is hel'eby levied on aJkl persons engag;ed
in tl"le "01.1 siness of pawnbroker an occupation tax of ~P:;5 .00 a year,
said occupation tax to be paid to theGity Treasurer who shall
give 8. receipt for such occupation tax payment, and if the council
in its cUscretion grants a li.cense to operate as a pavmbroker for
a si.x month' 8 period to any person applyi.ng tJlerefore, trle occupation
tax to be chal'ged in such an event shall be ~i:12.50 for such peri.od.
SECTION 6. Before the license to operate the business of
a pawnbroker shall be granted, the person, firm or corporation Etnply-
ing ,for sU9rl license shall give a bond to tbe City of G~rand Island.,
Nebra aka, in the sum of ;~;5000 .00, w:Lth surety, to be aprJroved by
the mayor and council, conditioned on the faithful performance of
trle trust imposed by If:1.w upon 01' by usage attacb.ecJ. to pawnbrol{ers,
and no person, firm or corporation shall do busi.ness in more than
one place.
SECTION 7. In addi.tion to the record to be kept by
persons engaged in the business of pawnbroker as set fo:t'th in
Section I of this ordi.narlce, there shall also be attached to each
article pawned or pledgeda ticket wbIch shall plaInly state the
interest charged or to be charged, the amount of the money adwlnced,
8nd all other charges whatsoeve1' necessary to be paid 'co redeem the
property so put in pawn.
SECTION 8. Any person violating the provisions of this
ordinance shall, upon conviction, be fined in any sum not to exceed
the sum of $100.00, and s:hall stand commi tted until the fin{::; and
costs are paid.
SECTION 9.. Ordinances No. lU5 and No. 515 of tbe
Ord:i.nan ces of the Gi ty of Grarld .l 1 '
- ~s ana, Nebraska, Bre hereby
repealod.
BEOTION 10. This Ordinance shall be in force and take
effect from and after its passage, approval and Tmblicatlon as
required by law.
Pa8sed and approved this 6th day of January, 1937.
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MARGAR~T P. STAHLNECKER
THOS. l{' DILLON
Mayor
City Clerk
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ORDINANCE NO.
1553
l\.n ordin8nce levying special taxes to pay for the construc-
tion of the sewer in SevIer District No. 171 of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, ancJ providing for the collection tbereof.
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BE I'r ORDAINED BY '1lHE MAYOh AND CIffY COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. Th&t there is hereby levied and assessed a
suecial ~ :KJ&&:crtocl' ,tax (e1,gainst the several lots, tracts and. parcels of
land hereinafter set forth, for the purpose of paying the cost of
construction of the sewer in Sewer District No. 171 of said City, in
accordance wi th the benefits found and assessed against tl1e several
lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district, by the Mayor and
City Council of saicl City, sitting as a BoaI'd of Equalization, after
du e noti ce given thereof as provided by If:'!w; each of the several lots,
tracts and parcels of land is assessed as follows:
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDI TI ON AMOUNT
Emily Carson 1 5 College Add to q~ 33 .19
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J.C.Wilson & Elizabeth Wi 1 son 2 5 West Lawn 33.19
Ethel May Lesh 3 5 II ;30 .3 5
J.O.Wilson & Elizabeth W:iJBon 4 5 II 30.35
I Paul C. & Hazel Hu stan 5 5 II 30 .~35
Prank McGown 6 5 \I .SO .~55
Wm. B. H,i Ibert 7 5 II 30.35
Franlr McGown 8 5 II 30.35
Mrs. Henrie tta Watson 9 5 II 30.35
Clara Sha ve 10 5 II 30.;::35
Henry Be Rosa Black 11 5 n ~30 .35
Lottie E. yager 12 5 II 30 .~35
Mary v. Smi th 13 5 II 30.35
Lottie E. Yager 14 5 II ~)O .~'S5
Harry I . Whitesell 15 5 1I 30.35
Ben.1 . F. & Emma J. Sawhi.ll 16 5 \I 30.2) 5
Mary E. White 17 5 II ~'SO .3 5
Annie Woodruff 18 r.- II 30.35
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paul C. Hu [3 ton Pi _~L 1 10 II 15 .~34
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Erne s t Crowder EL 1 10 n 15.33
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J. B. I...8sher 2 10 11 30.67
Harry I . Whitesell ~S 10 tl 30.67
J. B. Lesher 4 10 II ~30 .67
Harry I . Whitesell 5 10 11 :30.67
.J. B. Lesher 6 10 II ~30 .67
Lilac F. LeWis 7 10 II 30.67
I J. B. Lesher 8 10 11 30.67
Lilac P. Lewis 9 10 11 30 .67
J. B. Lesher 10 10 II 30.67
. ff. B. Lesher 11 10 u 30.67
J. B. 1.,e s her 12 10 11 30.67
J. B. IJesber 12) 10 II ~50 .67
J. B. Les her 14 10 II ~)O .67
J. B. 1e 811 er 15 10 II ~30 .67
J. B. Lesher 16 10 II ~'SO .67
TOTAL ~~ 1042.70
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SECTION 2. nle taxes so levied 811all become payable and
delinquent in the m8nner provided by law.
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SECTION 3. The 01 tyClerk is hereby dir'ected to certify
to the Gj_ ty Treasurer the amoun t of 88.16 taxe 8, together with instruc-
tiOlls to collect the same, as pl'ovided by law.
SECTION 4. This ordinance shall be in force and take effect
from and after its passage, approval and publication as prov:i.ded by
law.
passed and approved this 3rd day of Februa~y 1937.
ATrrEST:
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THC:S. 1'.1;. DILLON
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Mayor
l\TARG.ArmT P. S']1AELi'TECKER
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OFlDINANCE NO. 1554
An ordinance levying special Sewer District taxes to pay
for tbe cons tru c tion of' tbe Sewer in Sewer Di strj, c t No. 1'72 of' the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and providing for the collection
tbereof.
BE IT OHD1\IJ\lED BY THE MAYOH AND CI'l'Y COUNCIL of the C1 ty
of Grand Island, NebrasRa:
SECTION 1. That there is hereby levied and assessed a
special Sewer District tax against the tracts and parcels of land
hereinafter set forth, for the purpose of paying the assessable cost
of construction of the Sewer in Sewer District No. 1'72 of said City
in accordance with the benefits found and assessed against the sever-
al lots, tracts and parcels of land in said District by the Mayor
and City Council of said City, sitting as a Board of Equalization,
1":1fter due notice given tbereof as provided by law; e8ch of the
sever::,.l 10tf3, t~['acts and pal"cels of . land is assessed as 1'ollov1s:
NAME
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ADDI TION
AMOUN'r
Chri s tin e 11''1orri s
J"ohn 'I'. Da vi s
John T. Davis
Wm. Frank
Wm. Frank
Wm. Fran},
Wm. Frank
'iNm. Frank
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$ 108.6'7
108.6'7
108.6'7
108.6'7
108.6'7
108.6'7
108.6'7
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$ 801.86
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SECTION 2. Said sTJecial Sewer District tax shall be due
and become delinquent in the manneI' and at tlJ8 tlme provided by law
and s}ialJ. be collected :1.n tl1e m8nne1' nrov:l.d.eeJ by law; provlcled, however
tha t th e City Trea surer shall not collect the amount of' said taxes
anci shall not cert:1.fy the amount of said taxes to the County Treasurer,
of Hall CouJhty, Nebraska, on any of' the property herein described until
ordered to do so by resolution of the Clty Councilor as provided in
S e c t ion No.5.
SECTION 3. Permission is hereby granted to the owners of
any of the property hereinbefore set forth to pay said taxesherebv
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levied and assessed against any of the nropertyherein described as
shall be determined by the City Treasurer of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, whenev(~r such person shall desi:roe to taD or connect wi tll
said Sewer for Sewer purposes without interest; provic1ed,that said
permission sball have been granted be1'o1'e tbe City Treasurer shall
have been ordered to collect said taxes or before the same shall have
been
certified to the County Treasurer of Hall County, Nebraska.
SECTION 4. It is hereby made the duty of the City Treasurer
to collect the taxes hereinbefore levied and assessed as a tapning
charge agairH3t the proper'ty hereinbefore taxed, provided, however, the
said tax has not been ordered certified to the County Treasurer of
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Hall County by the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
S~GTION 5. No person or persons, firms, corporation or
association shall tap tbe Sewer in Sewer Distri ct .No. 172 for the pur-
pose of serving any of the wroperty hereinbefore described without
first having obtained a permit therefor as provided by the compiled
ordinances of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and without first
ha ving paid to the 01 ty Engineer for said permi t for the tapning tbere-
of, and wi thou t ha ving fil'st paid to the City TJ:,easurer the tax h8re-
inberore levied and a~;sessed, ano in tYu>, event any person, firm, cor-
Doration or association shall tap said Sower without first having
obtained the seid permi t and wi:thout having first paid the tax so
levied and assessed, the said person, firm, corporation or association
shall become liable under tIle compiled ordinances of the Ci ty of
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Grand Island, Nebraska, and in. addition thereto, it is hereby made
the duty of tbe Ci ty 'rreasurer of Granel Islane], to collect the amount
of the tax levied and assessed against said premises and to certify
tbe same to t~he County TreaslJ.re.r of Hall County, Nebraska, together
with the in8truct:ions to collect the same as TJrovidec1 by law wl18n
ordered to :10 80 bv the Mayor (:,nd Oi ty Coun 01 1 of the Cj ty of Grand
Island, Nebraska.
SECTION 6. This ordinance shall be in force and take effect
from anc\ after its passage, anproval and publication as provided by
law.
pass'ed and approved tY.D18 3rcL. day of FebruEWY 193'1.
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TEeS.f\". DILLON
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ORDINANCE NO. 1555
An ordlnance levylng speclal taxes to pay ror tIle construc-
tion of the sovver in Sewer District No. InS of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, and providing for the collection thereof.
BE Irr Oh.DAIIviED 13":] '11llE MAyon AND CI'TY COUNCIL of the City
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of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. That U!ere is hereby levied and assessed a
special tax against the several lots, tracts and parcels of land here-
inafter set forth, for the purpose of paying the cost of constr'uction
of the sewer in Sewer District No. 173 of said Ci.ty, in accordance
with the benefits found and assessed against the several lots, tracts
and parcels of land in said district, by the Mayor and City Council
of Sfclid Oi ty, si tting as a Board of Equalization, after notice thereof
as provided by law; each of the several lots, tracts and parcels of
land is asses~ed as follows:
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDI TI ON AMOUNT
Alfaretta B. Smith 1 6 College Addition (h 35.25
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Sidney C. & Hachel Dutton 2 6 to 'Nest Lawn 35.26
Alfal'etta <) 8m i th 3 6 II ~30 .86
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Sidney C . & Rachel Dutton 4 ,., II 30.86
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I Alfaretta B. 8m i th r- 6 II 30.86
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Sidney C. & Hachel Dutton 6 6 II 30.86
Margaret Whitt 7 6 II 30.86
Hachel Ellen Du tton 8 6 11 30.86
.Tan Sruit 9 6 II 30.86
Rachel Ellen Du t ton 10 6 11 30.86
M.i ehael B. & Alice Doll 11 6 11 30.86
J. B. Lesher 12 6 II 30.86
J" . B. Lesber 13 6 tl 30.86
J. B. IJesher 14 6 11 30.86
Anna Woodruff 15 6 11 30.86
J. B. Lesher 16 6 II ;:50 .86
J"oseph L. Erny I? 6 11 30.86
J- . B. Lesher 18 6 Ii 30.86
Charles Da 11 e s Hurley 1 9 It 31.20
.T . B. 1e sll e1' 2 9 \I 31.20
J. B. Lesher 3 9 II 31.20
J. B. Lesber 4 9 II 31.20
J. B. Lesher 5 9 II 31.20
J. B. llesher 6 9 II 31.20
J. B. Lesher 7 9 II 31.20
J" . B. Lesher S 9 It 31.20
I J. B. Lesher 9 9 11 31.20
J . B. Lesher 10 9 11 31.20
J" . B. Lesher 11 9 11 31.20
. J. p Lesher 12 9 11 31.20
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J. B. Lesher 13 9 II 31.20
J. B. Lesher 14 9 II 31.20
J. B. Le sber 15 9 \I 31.20
J. B. Lesher 16 9 II 31.20
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SEcrnmr 2. The taxes so levied shall become payable and de-
linquent in the manner provided by law.
SEC'llION 3. The Ci ty Clerk is hereby directed to certify
to the Gity Treasurer the amount of said taxes, toeether with instruc-
tions to coLLect the same, a s provided by law.
SECTION 4. This ordinance shall be in force and take effect
from and after its p;:'ssage, approval an.cl "publication as provided by
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passed B.nd 8PTJroved this 3rd <'.'{ of FebrUB~::; 193?
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ORDINANCE NO,.
1556
An ordinance creating Sewer District No. 174 in the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, defining the boundaries thereof, and
providing for the payment of the cost of construction thereof.
BE IT ORDAINED BY ~IE MAYOR AND CI1~ COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. That there is hereby created a Sewer Dist:pict
in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to be known and designated as
Sewer District No. 174 of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
SECTION 2. That said sewer 8ha,11 be laid in the alley
between Third Street and South Front Street from the West Property
Line of Jefferson Street to the West Property Line of Tilden Str'eet,
where the same shall be connected with a Life Station in Memorial
park, and from the said Lift Station in said Memorial park south
in Tilden Street to the alley between Second Street and Third Street,
in the City of Grand Island, Hall County; Nebraska,~nd shall include
all lots, tracts and parcels of land directly adjacent thereto,
bounded as aforesaid, and wit hin said district.
SECTION 3. Said Sewer District is hereby ordered laid
as provided by law and in acco:pdance with the plans and specifi-
cations governing sewer districtsas heretofore established by the City.
SECTION 4. That the entire cost of constructing said sewer
shall be assessed against the abutting property in said district and
a tax shall be levied against the abutting prqperty in said district
to pay 1'01' the cost of construction of said district, as soon as the
cost can be ascert8.ined; said tax to become paya1Jle and delinquent
and draw interest as follows: One-fifth of the total amount shall
become delinquent in fifty days from date of the levy; One-fifth in
one year; One-fifth in two years; One-fifth in three years; and one-
fifth in four years. Each of said installments, except the first,
shall draw interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum from the
date 4)1' the levy until they become delinquent, and after the same
become delinquent, interest at the rate of nine per cent per annum
shall be paid thereon until the same is collected and paid; such
special taxes shall be collected and enforced as in cases of other
special taxes, and said special taxes shall be a lien on said real
estate from and after the date of the levy.
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SECTION 5.. rphis ordinance shall be in force and take
effect from and arter its passage, approva~ and publication as
provided by law.
passed and &pproved by a three-fourths vote of all
members of the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
this
3rd
clay of February, 193'1.
ATTEST:
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VARIj-i\ "lET P. gr1AEL'TECKER!\
Mayor
TEOS. l',T. DILLON
Mayor
ORDINANCE NO. 1557
An ordinance levying special taxes to pay for the cost of
construction of the graveling of Graveling District No.5 of the
Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebrasl{a, and providing for the coll(3ction
thereof.
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BE IT ORDAIN ED BY THE rvTAYOE AND CI'fY COUNCIL of the Ci ty
of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. That there is hereby levied and assessed against
the several lots, tracts and uarcels of land hereinafter set forth,
for the purpose of paying the cost of gT's.veling of Graveling l>istrict
No.5 of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, in accordance with the
benefits found and assessed against each of the several lots, tracts
and parcels of land in said district by the Mayor and City Council of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization,
aftEJr due notice
given thereof, as required by law, a special tax;
each of the ~jeveral lots, tracts and jJarcels of land are assessed
as follows:
NAME LOlr BLOCK ADDITION AMOUW1'
Cen tra 1 Power Co. 9 4 Bo ggs & Hill ~i" 1.10
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Cen tral PO"lJ'J er Co. 11 4 11 1.50
Grand Is land Land Go. 12 4 II 1.50
Grand Island Land Co. l~') 4 11 1.50
Simeom Sawyer 14 4 It 1.50
Augu st & Ida Schwieger 15 4 \l 1.50
Katie & Ewalclt Sha ve 16 4 II 1.50
May Martin 9 5 II 1.50
Pearl Holden 10 5 n 1.50
Harry Je'we 1l 11 [- II 1.50
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Anna A. Hu 8 ton 12 5 II 1.50
Fl'E'.n k Gross 13 5 II 1.50
H. B. Paine 14 5 tl 1.50
Anna A. Huston 15 5 11 1.50
Ernest L. Younkin 16 5 II 1.50
Walter P. & Hattie A.Charlton 9 6 II 1..50
Ernest E. & Es ther E. Doan 10 6 II 1.50
Edward & He 1 en Jablonski 11 6 tt 1.50
J 0 s e ph Smaha 12 6 1I 1..50
Hay 'Iv . Howard 13 6 t1 1.50
Ennna Muirhee,d 14 6 II 1.50
I Ernest R. & Esther R. Doan 15 6 \I 1.50
Ern est F~ . & Esther' h. Doan 16 6 II 1.50
. Ernest L. Kitch 1 7 \I 1.50
Ernest IJ. Kit cb 2 7 Il 1.50
Ernest I{ . & Esther h. Doan 3 7 II 1.50
Elizabeth Wicker 4 7 II 1.50
P.A. & Caroline Pedersen .5 7 11 1.50
A 1 i do.. Niemoth 6 7 Ii 1..50
Lenora Steffen 7 7 II 1.50
Lenora Steffen 8 7 11 1.50
Hoy Clymer 9 7 II 1.50
Mary F. C lyrner et 81 10 7 II 1..50
H. P. & Etta Hansen 11 7 H 1.50
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AM OUN 'I'
H. P. & Etta Hansen 12 7 Boggs & Hill ~p 1.50
Grand Island Land Co. 10 7 II 1.50
Ge or ge E. Lewton 14 7 II 1.50
V~ . (' partridge & R .JHHarrison 15 7 it 1.50
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Harvey Grotzky 16 7 II 1.50
Guy P. Hyde 1 8 II 1. [-50
Guy P. Hyde 2 8 H 1.50
. Vera.L. Hyde 3 8 \I 1.50
Vera lJo Hyde 4 8 Ii 1.50
Grand I s land Land Co. 5 8 11 1 . ESO
I Rebecca Lindzy 6 8 1I 1.50
Jessie G. Dill 7 8 Ii 1.50
Jessie G. Dill 8 8 \I 1.50
Jessie G. Dill 9 8 \I 1.50
Jessie G. Dill 10 8 II 1.50
Edward F. Hannon 11 8 II 1.50
Cecelia H. Goodwin 12 8 II 1.50
Cecelia H. Goodwin 13 8 II 1.50
Jennie Kent 14 8 II 1..50
Grand I s land Land Co. 15 8 \I 1.550
A.A. Kiser & Susie Kiser 16 8 II 1.50
Frank Gross 1 9 II 1..50
Frank Gross 2 9 u 1.50
IvIi 118:rd l' Boquette 3 9 n 1..50
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Mi 118.1'0. If] . Boquette 4 9 It 1.50
Stephen B. Hoss 5 9 11 1.50
Harry N. 01dson 6 9 II 1.50
Jesse Kanoff 7 9 1I 1.50
Catherine A. Kanofi' 8 9 II 1.10
Katie Kanoff 9 9 II 1.10
Katie Kanoff 10 9 It 1.50
Harry N. o Idson 11 9 \I 1.50
Li111.e P. Pu 1 vel' 12 9 Il 1.50
I Millard }il. Boqu ette 13 9 II 1.50
Millard F' Boquette 14 9 11 1.50
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Geo. W. Mithoefer 15 9 11 1.50
Geo. w. IvIi thoefet' 16 9 u 1.50
Grace V. Lu tes 1 10 1I 1.50
Grand Island Land Co. 2 10 II 1.fiO
Grand Island Land Co. 3 10 II 1.50
Adda Pearne 4 10 it 1.50
Adda pearne 5 10 II 1.50
Grand I s land Land Co. 6 10 Ii 1.50
Grand Is land Land Co. 7 10 II 1.50
Grand I s land Land Co. 8 10 11 1.10
Grand I sIanO. Land Co. 1 11 \I 1.50
Anna A. Hu s ton 2 11 II 1..50
F'rank Polzel 3 11 fI 1.50
Mary Francis Eller 4 11 II 1..50
Grand Island Land Go. 5 11 II 1.50
J. J. Kepner 6 11 ! II 1 . ;50
Carrie Kuhlmann 7 11 \I 1.50
Frank A. Terry 8 11 II 1.50
Grand Island Land Co. N~' 1 12 Ii .75
I Union Loan & Savings AsstnS'~ 1 12 \l .75
Grand I s lan d Land Go. :r,rL 2 12 tl .75
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Union Loan&Sa vings Ass 'n l 2 12 II
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Grand Island Land Co. 3 12 II 1.50
Grand Island Land Go. 4 12 It 1.50
Alfonzo Darling 5 12 II 1.50
Grand Island Land Co. 6 12 11 1.50
GreDel Island Land Co. 7 12 II 1.50
Grand I s land Land Co. 8 12 11 1.50
<T .H . Harrison & O.P. Sothman 9 1 Dill & Eu s ton 1.50
Daniel H. Pi 8hburn 10 1 II 1.50
Frank P-olzel 11 1 II 1.50
S. I. Boysen 12 1 II 1.50
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDI'rrON AMOUNT
s. 1_0 Boysen 1~3 1 Dill & Huston 1P 1.50
Fred 'rIa Iter 14 1 iI 1.50
S I. Boysen 15 1 11 1.50
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s. I . Boysen 16 1 11 1.bO
Cora Blanche Humphrey 0 2 II 1.50
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Ju l5.u s C . Bishop 10 2 It 1.,50
Made 1ill e G. Fowles 11 2 It 1.50
. AcJa v. Garmire 12 2 " 1.50
Ada v. Garmire 13 2 II 1.50
s. I. Boysen 14 2 n 1.50
\Va 1 tel' R. Wilke 15 2 tI 1.50
I Clara 8teinmeier 16 2 II 1.50
Hyde 9 3 11
Pearl K en yon 1.18
Pearl Kenyon Hyde 10 3 II 1.50
Jetta G. Gantz 11 3 11 1.50
Cornelius & Eliza be'th O'Keefe 12 :3 II 1.50
Corneliu s & Elizabeth O'Keefe 13 3 \I 1.50
Myrtle M. Blumen tha 1 14 3 II 1.50
J. H. Dahlke 15 3 \I 1..50
Herman N e 1 son 16 :3 \I 1.50
Ellen Cope Bush 1 4 11 1.50
Ellen Cope Bush 2 4 H 1.f10
Ell en Cope Bush 3 4 Ii 1.50
Lester :'1el18 BOVlen 4 4 II 1.50
Lucy A. Eaton 5 4 II 1.50
Lucy A. Eaton 6 4 \I 1.50
Lucy A. Eaton 7 4 tl 1.50
Lucy A. Eaton 8 4 II 1.18
Nellie Kemp 9 4 II 1.18
Nellie Kemp 10 4 It 1.50
Nellie Kemp 11 4 It 1.50
Nell i e Kemp 12 4 II 1.50
I John 'fttOmss en 13 4 \I 1..50
Ell en Cope 14 4 II 1.50
Ellen Cope 15 4 II 1.bO
Ellen Cope 16 4 II 1.50
s. O. Huston 1 5 II 1.50
s. C. Huston 2 5 II 1.50
J"ohn O. Anthony 3 5 \I 1.50
Dill & Huston 4 5 II 1.50
Hanna Fraitag 5 5 II 1.50
EdWin E. & Hattie J:t~ngleman 6 e- n 1.50
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Hobert '8. Wenger ? 5 II 1.50
Hobert ('I Wenger 8 5 II 1.50
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Peter W. Dibbern 9 5 I( 1.50
h. 8. Wenger 10 5 II 1.50
R. s. IVenger 11 I- II 1.50
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Jessie G. Dill 12 5 it 1.50
He 1 en Dill 13 5 11 1.50
Lucy Dill 14 5 II 1.50
Hosa Damgaard 15 5 1I 1.50
Hosa Damgaard 16 5 II 1.50
Mary L. Hentfrow 1 6 II 1.50
Mary T Rentfrow 1 6 II 1.50
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Mary L. Hentfrow 3 6 \I 1.50
Herrnan Ehlers 4 6 II 1.50
v. L. Brix 5 6 II
. 1.50
s. I . Boysen 6 6 II 1.50
s. I. Boysen '7 6 It 1.50
s. I. Boysen 8 6 11 1.50
Frank IL N e 1 son 9 6 II 1.50
s. C. Hu ston 10 6 II 1.50
Thomas F. Polzel 11 6 It 1.50
Thomas F. Polzel 12 6 II 1.50
Lenora A. Hoffman 13 6 It 1.150
LenoI'a J,-i . Hoffman 14 6 \I 1.50
Lenora t, Hoffman 15 6 II 1.50
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Leno:t'a A. Hoffman 16 6 II 1 . fiO
NAME LOT BLO~K ADDITION AIvIOUN'11
Ells P MeC 1uy.e 1 7 DiLL & Huston ~; 1.50
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Bl1s B. McClure 2 7 II 1.50
A. F. Ely 3 7 1I 1.50
Fanny Dahlstrom 4 7 II 1.50
Fanny Dahlstx'om r- 7 II 1.50
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Harry s. Bishop 6 7 II 1.50
s. I. Boysen 7 7 1\ 1.50
Hobert S. Wenger 8 7 II 1.50
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Jessie G. Dill 1 8 II 1.50
Max La i b 1 2 8 11 1.50
I Lester & Joyce Kindig 3 8 II 1.50
Lester &: Joyce Kindig 4 8 II 1.50
Pearl Kindig 5 8 II 1. !30
Pear 1 Kindig 6 8 11 1.50
W. H. &: Grace M. Benson 7 8 It 1.bO
Pear'l Kindig 8 8 II 1.150
Nellie Mattingly 1 9 II 1.50
Nellie Mattingly 2 9 tl 1.50
Nellie Mattingly 3 9 II 1.50
Nellie Mattingly 4 9 II 1.50
Nellie lvla tt ingly ,- 9 n 1.50
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Nellie Mattingly 6 9 11 1.bO
Henry Chaney nardnock 7 9 II 1.bO
Henry Chaney Hardnock 8 9 It 1.18
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SEC'llION 2. lrhe taxes so levied sliall become pay8ble, de1in-
quent and draw interest as by law provided, as follO'1l[s: One-tenth shall
become delj_nquent fifty days from the date of this levy; one-tenth be-
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become delinquen t in one. year; one-tenth in two years; one-tenth hl
three years; one-ten th in four years; one-tenth in fi ve years; one-tenth
in six years; one-tenth in seven years; one-tenth in eight years and
one-tenth in nine years from the date of this levy; each of said in-
stallments, except the first, shall bear iriterest at the rate of seven.
per cent per annum until the sarne become delinquent, and each of the
delinquent installments shall draw interest at the rate of nine per cent
from and after each such installment becomes delinquent, until paid;
provided, however, tha t the en tire amount so levied and asses sed 8.gainst
any of the aforesaid lots, tN,-cts and par'cels of land may be paid wi thin
fifty days from the date of this levy, without interest; and in tbat
event, such lots, tracts and pal'cels of land shall be exempt from any
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lien or charge for interest.
SECTION 3. The City Clerk of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, is hereby au thorized and directed to fOI'thwi th ce:l:'ti:f'y to
the City Trea surer of said Ci ty the amount of said taxes :herein set
forth, together with instructions to collect the same, as provided
by law.
SECTION 4. This ordinance shall be in force and take effect
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from and after its passage, approval and public~',tion as provided
by law.
ATTEST:
(SEAL)
passed and approved this 3rd _ day of February 1937.
THes. M. DILLON
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MAl1GAPET P. STAEL";ECKER
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City Clerk
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ORDINANCE NO. 165L__
An ordinance levying special taxes to pay for the cost
of the construction of tt-!e graveling of Gr8velinp; D:l.strict No.5
of the City of Grand Island, NebJ:'askaj providing for the collection
thereof, and r'epealing Ordinance No. 1557 of the Ordinances of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
BE I'r ORDAINED BY 'l'HE MAYOH AND Crrry COUNGIL OF the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. That there is hereby levied and asse;:,sed
aga:tn at the several lots, tracts and parcels of land hereinafter
set foy.tb, foT' tbe purpose of paying the cost of gT'8veling of
Graveling D:1strict No. 5 of the Clty 61' Grane) Island, Nebrasks., in
accordance '>:vith the benefits found and assessed against each of the
several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district by the
Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sit-
tinp; as 8 HN,rd of Equalization, after due notice is given t11ereof,
as required by law, a special tax; each of the several lots, tracts
and parcels of land are
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assessed as follows:
Roy Clymer
Mary F. Clymer et al
H. P. & Etta Hansen
H. p. & Etta Hansen
Grand Island Land Co.
George E. Lewton
W.G.partridge & R.L.Harri~on
Harvey Grotzky
Jessie G. Di~l
.Tessie G. Dill
Edward F. Hannon
Cecelia H. Goodwin
Cecelia H. GoodvJln
Jenn1e Kent
Grand Island Land Co.
A. A. Kiser & Susie Kiser
Katie Kanoff
Katie Kanof'f
HaJ~ry N. Old son
Lillie P. Pu 1 ver
Millard F'. Boquette
Millard Ii'. Boquette
George W. Mithoefer
George D. Mithoefer
Gl'i";.lC8 V. Lutes
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Go.
Adda pearn e
Add8 pearne
Grand Island Land Go.
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Go.
LOT BLOCK
ADD rrr I ON
AMOUNT
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
q~ 1 50
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1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
Boggs & Hill
II
II
II
II
II
Il
tl
9
10
11
l~~
1;'5
14
15
16
II
II
II
II
It
II
H
II
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.10
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.10
1..10
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
10
11
12
1;3
14
15
16
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
It
II
II
If
II
11
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Gl'>and Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Go.
Lloyd Miner
Lloyd Miner
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
S. C. Huston Estate
Grand Island Land Co.
Anna A. Huston
Frank polzel
Mary Francis Eller
Grand Island Land Co.
J. tT. Kepner
Carrie Kuhlmann
Frank A. Terry
Jno. H. Sch\'rartzentruber
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Alex Skibinski
Grand Island Land Co.
Mollie Wiseman
Mollie Wiseman
Grand Island Land Co. Nl
Union Loan & Savinas Ass'n
Grend Island Land Co. N~3
Union Loan & Savings Ass'n
Grand Island Land Co.
Gr8nd Island Land Co.
Alfonzo Darl.ing
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Augusta Suck
Augusta Suck
S. lVI. Hobinson
Fred VIi. Sqhmid.t
Gordon Payne
Gordon payne.
Clara L. Bange
Ernest L. 'tJalker
Charles 'H. Rombach
Mollie Wiseman
Elizabeth Gunn
Grand Island Land Co.
Nickolus Becker
Ni ckolu s Becker
Ida L. Thompson
Carrie E. Phifer
Emma Buckley
Grand Islan~ Land Go.
Grand Island National Bank
Gr~1nd I ;"land lira tional Bank
Carsten Hasselman
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Rhoda Bell Reynolds
Hhodo Bell Heynolds
Rhoda Bell Reynolds
Rhoda Bell Reynolds
Henry B. Groff
Henry B. Groff
Grand Island Land Co.
Prank H. Jones
Lorf
10
11
12
1~5
ILl
15
16
1
2
3
Est.
II
II
II
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
1:5
14
15
16
1
S% 1
2
s.i1. 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1~~
1~)
14
15
16
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
D
1
2
3
4
5
6
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8
1
n
G
3
4
5
6
7
8
J. H. Harrison & O. F. Sothman 9
Daniel H. Fishburn 10
Frank Polze1 11
s. I. Boysen 12
BLOCK
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
1~
12
12
1;2
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
13
13
1;5
13
1:5
1::-5
13
13
14
14
14
14,
14
14
14
14
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
1
1
1
1
ADDITION
Boggs & Hill
It
II
U
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II
II
It
"
II
II
II
II
II
II
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11
II
fl
II
II
II
II
II
Il
11
II
U
II
II
"
11
11
\I
II
II
II
11
II
11
II
If
II
11
II
II
11
II
II
II
II
tl
il
II
II
II
II
II
It
II
II
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11
11
II
Dill & Huston
11
II
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AMOUNT
~~ 1 . 50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
l..t;O
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.1.)0
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.SO
.75
.75
.75
.75
1.50
1 . 1.:;0
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.bO
1.50
1.10
1.50
1.50
1.50
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NAME
s. I. Boysen
F'red Walker
S. I. BoysE-)n
S. I. Boysen
Cora Blanche Humphrey
Julius C. Bishop
Madeline G. Fowles
Ada V. GaI'mire
Ada V. GarmirA
S. I. BoyseD.
WaIteI' R. WilJee
Clara Steinmeier
Pearl Kenyon Hyde
Pearl Kenyon Hyde
Jetta G. Gantz
Cornelius & Elizabeth O'Keefe
Cornelius & ElizEj.be'th 0' Keefe
Myrtle M. Blumen thal
J". H. Dahlke
Herman Nelson
Ellen Cope Bush
Ellen Cope 1:3u sh
Ellen Cope Bush
Lester Wells Bowen
Lucy A. Eaton
Lucy A. Eaton
Lucy A. Eaton
Lucy A. Eaton
Nellie Kemp
Nellie Kemp
Nellie .Kemp
Nellie Kemp
John. Thomssen
Ellen Gope
Ellen Cope
Ellen Gape
S. C. Huston
S. C. Hu stan
John G. Anthony
Dill & Huston
Hanna Freitag
Edvrjn E. "& Hattie Envleman
Robert S. ~enger
Robert S. 'nenger
Peter T.'!. D5.bbern
T{. S. Vlerlger
H. S. 'Venger
J"essie G. Dill
Helen D111
Lu c.,'{ D5.11
Rosa Damgaard
Rosa Damgaar>d
Mary L. Rentfrow
Mary L. Rentfrow
Mary L. Rentfrow
Herman }.i.:hlers
V. L. Brix
S. I. Boysen
S. I. Boysen
S. I. Boysen
Prank H. Nelson
S. G. flu stan
Thoma;:; F. Polz,al
Tb.onlB. s Fl. .Po 1z e 1
Lenora A.. Hoffman
Lenora A. Hoffman
Lenora A. Hoffman
Lenora A. Hoffman
Ella B. McClul~e
LOT BLOCK ADDITION AIdOUN'r
13 1 "Dill & Hu s ton ,1> 1.50
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. 1 <.t 1 II 1.50
15 1 II 1.50
16 1 u 1.bO
9 2 11 1.50
10 2 Ii 1.50
11 2 It 1.50
12 2 II 1.50
13 2 " 1.50
1.1 2 II 1.bO
15 2 11 1.50
16 2 \I 1.50
9 3 n 1.18
10 3 " 1.[-)0
11 3 tl 1.50
12 3 II 1.50
13 3 II 1.50
14 ~? II 1.50
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15 3 It 1.50
16 3 11 1.50
1 4 " 1.50
2 4 II 1.50
3 4 II 1.50
4 4 II 1.50
5 4 II 1.50
6 4 It 1.50
7 4 II 1.50
8 4 tl 1.18
9 4 II 1.18
10 4 II 1.50
11 4 II 1.50
12 4 \I 1.50
13 4 II 1.bO
14 4 Ii 1.[50
15 4 II 1.50
16 4 II 1.bO
1 5 II 1.50
2 5 II 1.50
3 5 II 1.50
4 5 11 1.50
5 5 II 1.50
6 5 11 1.50
7 5 II 1.50
8 5 !l 1.50
9 t- II 1.50
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10 5 II 1.50
11 5 II 1.50
12 5 II 1.50
13 5 It 1.50
14 5 II 1.50
15 5 II 1.50
16 5 If 1.50
1 6 u 1.50
2 6 \I 1.bO
3 6 1\ 1.50
L1 6 II 1.50
:c
5 6 II 1.50
6 6 II 1.50
7 6 II 1.50
8 6 11 1.50
9 6 II 1.50
10 6 It 1.50
11 6 II 1.bO
12 6 II 1.50
13 6 II 1.50
14 6 11 1.50
15 6 11 1..50
16 6 II 1.50
1 '7 II 1.50
N 1\ MIl; LOT BLOCK A.1)D I rrT ON ALWUN'r
J.i.;lla B. McClure 2 7 D111 & Huston J., 1.50
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A. F Ely 3 7 II 1.50
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panny Dahlstrom 4 7 II 1.50
1" a nn y Dahlstx'om 5 ? II 1.50
Harry ("1 Bishop 6 7 n 1.50
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S. I . Boysen 7 7 II 1.50
Hobert S. Wenger 8 rl II 1.50
. .J e s s i e G. Dill 1 8 \I 1 . .50
Nfax Loibl 2 8 II 1.50
Lester & J'o',rce Kind:i.g 3 8 II 1.50
I Lester & Joyce Kinclig 4 8 II 1.50
Pearl Kindig 5 8 " 1.50
Pearl KincH g 6 8 II 1.50
V!f H. & Grace IvI . 13 en s on 7 8 It 1.50
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Pearl Kindig 8 8 II 1.50
Nellie Mattingly 1 9 1\ 1.50
Nellie Matt inp;ly 2 9 II 1.50
Nellie Mattingly 3 9 \I 1.50
Nellie Mattingly 4 9 II 1..50
Nell:i.e Mattingly 5 9 II 1.50
Nellie Llattingly 6 9 II 1.50
Henry Chaney Hardnock 7 9 II 1.,50
Henry CrIaney Hardnock 8 9 II 1.18
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SEC'I'ION 2. The taxes so levied shall become payable, d:=;-
Linquent and drav! interec3t as by law provided, as folloVis: One-tenth
sl18.11 become delinquent fifty days from the date of this levy; one-
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tenth in one year; one-tenth in two years; one-tenth in three years;
one-tenth in four years; one-tenth in f:i.ve years~ one-tenth in sIx
year's; one-tenth in seven years; ono-tenth in eight yeal's and one-tenth
in nine years from the dete of this levy; e2,ch of said installments,
except the first, shall hear interest at the rate of seven Del' cent
Del' annum until the S8.me become delinquent, and eactl of tlie delinquent
installments shall draw interestat the rate of nine per cent from and
after each such installments becomes delinquent until paid; provided,
however, tbat the entire amount so levied and assessed aga:tnst any of
the aforesaid lots, tracts and parcels of land may be paid within
fifty days from the date of this levy, vvith6ut interest; and in that
event, such lots, tracts and par'ee1s of land shaLL be exempt from any
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lien or charge for interest.
SEcr['ION 3. 'l:r-le 01 ty Clerk of the C1 ty of Granel I s land,
Nebrask8-, is hereby authorized to fortlnvi tll ceI'tU'y to the City 'r:r'e8.s-
urer of said Oi ty the amount of said taxes herein set forth, togetheJ'
with instructions to collect the same as provided by law.
SECTION 4. Ordinance No. 1557 of the Ordinances of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, is hereby repealed.
SEcr:nON 5. This ordin8nce shall be in force and take effect
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from and after its passage, approval and publication as provided
by law ~
A rr'l' ES rr :
( IS E:A.L)
passed and approved this 3rd day of March, 1937.
MARGAP~'T' P. R'T'AHToNf,Cl(E.R
C:i.ty Clerk
THOS. M. DILLON
May Ol~
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ORDINANCE NO..
1559
An ordinance calling a special election of the qualified
voter's and electors of the Ci. ty of Grand Islan(l, Nebraska, for the
purpose of amending Section 6, of Article 15 of the Charter of the
Ci ty of Grand I sland, Nebl~aska, and authorizing and ratifying, con-
firming and legalizing all bonds heretofol'e authoy'ized by the voters
of the City of Grand Island, registered by the State l1.uditor 8.nd
now outstanding where the Sf:lme have been issued for internal improve-
ments in said city and no objections to the pr'oeeedings had leading
up to trle issuance and sale or the form of such bonds has been filed
by any taxpayer prior to the completion and acceptance of the irn-
provement by the municipality.
BE: IT ORDAnTED BY 'fEE MAyan AND C1'II'{ COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. 'rhat a special election of tbe qualified voters
and electors of the City of Gr.and Is1a_nel., Nebraska, is hereby calle(]
and ordered to be held in the City of Grand Island on the 6th day of
l\pril, 1937, at the following respecti ve voting places, to-wit:
First Di strict: At the Election building on Sixtrl Street
between Vine Street and Oak street.
Second Dis tri ct: At the Fire Department bu i lding on Four'th
Street between Pine Street and Locust street.
'fhirci Distl-'tet: At the Election building on Noy.th Elm Street
between Sixth Street and Seventh Street.
Fourth District: ,At the Election building on West Sixth
Street between Adams Street and Jefferson Street.
Fifth Distl~ict: At the Election building on Seventeenth Stree
and Broadwell Street.
Sixth District: At the Chapel of trJe Soldiers and SailO1's'
Home.
Seventh District: At the Wasmer School building in the 1600
Block on V'Jest Divj sion Street bet11'Ieen Monroe Street and Jackson Street.
Eighth District: At the Election building in the 1200 Block
on West Koenig Street.
Ninth District: At the basement of the City Library, corner
of Walnut Street and Second Street.
l'enth District: At the basement of the County Court Boume
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corner of Locust Street and First Street.
Soi(1 polling places so cleslgnatecI [Jeing the usual polling
places in said City and having been used for said mlrpose for many
years.
SEC'I1ION 2. Thfl.t the registration books for the revision
and correction of the registration of said City of Grand Island shall
be open at the office of the City Clerk during the time provided by
law preceding such election.
SECTION 3. Said election shall be open at each of said
polling places in said several voting districts at 9:00 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day and the polls shall close at; 7:00 o'clock
in the afternoon of said day.
SECTION 4. The proposi tion or amendment which shall IRppea:r>
on the official ballot and which shall be submitted to the qualified
voters and electors of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, is in words
and fi~lres as follows:
Proposition Number 2
To amend the Ci ty CharteT' of tr!.e City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, by repealing Section 6 of Article 15, and by adding to
said Charter a new amendment to be numbered Amendment No.4, said
amendment to read as follows:
lirnendmen t Number 4
INrrEFG~.s1' ON BONDS - - SALE OF' BONDS. No bonds :i. ssued by
the Ci t:y for' any purpose shall draw interes tat; a gr'ea tel'" Nit e than
five per cent (5~) per anntim, and no bonds shall be sold for less
than nar or face value, and no bonds shall be issued for a perior
greD. tel' than t'Nen ty (~~O) years, and shall be redeemable at the option
of the City at any time afte:C' five (5) years from their date of is:::me.
All bonds heretofoY'e autborized by the voters of the City of Gr'and
Island, registe}"'ecl by tbe State Auditor ond now 011tstanding, which
have been issued for internal improvements in said city and where no
objection to the proceedtngs leading up to the issuance and sale ox'
the form of such bonds has been filed by any taxpayer prior to the
completi on and acceptance of the improvemen t by the municipali ty,
are hereby legalized and conf'i.rmed and declared to be the binding
obligation of the City of Grand Island, and all acts done in respect
to the issuance of such bonds are hereby ratifj.ed, confir.mecL and rnade
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SEOTION 5. That the Cit:; Clerk of Grand Island, Nebraska.,
shall CBUge to be prepared ballots for use in said election, said
b[lllots to be printed on white paper and to be designated as officia.l
ballots; and upon said ballots shall be px'inted the proposi tion
embodied in Section 4 of' this ordinance, followed by the words "Yes"
a.nd IINo", and a blank square under each of said words, and in ac-
cordance with the form prescribed in the general laws relative to
elections in the State of Nebraska.
All electors who favor the affirma ti ve of sf:\:i..d proposition
shall make a cross in the blank squar'e opposi te the said proposition
and under t}]e word "Ye S", and all elector s wb.o are opposed to said
pr'opoai tion shall make a cross in the b1anl{ square oppositfl said
proposition and under the word tlNo.1I
SECTION 6. The same number of clerks ancliudges of electj.on
shaD qualify an(3 serve in this election as qual:t.fy I:mc1 serve. in a
genel~81 election, ancl their duties shall likewise be tbe same. The
returns of saiel election sball be~ made to the mayor- and councll of
said City, and by them canvassed upon the first Monday after said
election, and the result 8ball then be declared by saie!. mayol' and
c au n c i 1 .
SECTION 7. 'Ehe Ci ty Cler'k of the (]i ty of Grand Island,
Nebraska shall cause notice of said election to be
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Island Daily Independent, a ne~1Nspaper published in said Oity at least
ttdrty (30) days before the election as required by 19w.
SECTION 8. The Ollarter amencment herein proposed shall be
deemed adopted and ratified if a majority of the electors voting shall
vote in favor of its adoption; and if ratified, the same shall become
reta ry of the State ai.' l')ebr[) aka a copy of saicL Dmendment, together with
a statement of the vote cast in favor of and against said amendment,
and cause one copy thereof to be placed and depOsited in the archives
of the City.
SECTION 9. This ordinance shall be in force and take effect
from ami after its passn ,appr'o,val and publication as pI'ovided by law.
passed and approved this 3rd day of March, 1937.
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rHOS. M. DILLON
Mayor
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MARGAR7T P. STAHLNECKER
City Clerk
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OHDINANCE NO..
1560
An ordinance calling a special election of the qualified
voters anc3 e lectors of the City of Grand Island 1 Nebraska 1 for the
purpose of submitting to said ('llectors the question of adding to the
City Charter of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska 1 a new amendment
to be kn.own and designated as Amendment No. 31 providing for a system
of Civil Service for the employees of the City of Grand Island.
BE IT OHDAINED BY 'l'HE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City
of G1'and I81and1 Nebraska:
SECTION 1. That a special election of the qualified electo1's
of the City of Grand Island1 Nebraska1 is he1'eby called and ordered to
be held in the City of Grand Island on Tues(laY1 the 6th day of Apri11
1937, at the following respective voting places, to-wit:
First Dietl'ict: At the Election building on Sixth Street
between Vine Street and Oak Street.
Second Di stl'ict: At the Fire Depa:r>tment building on Fourth
Street between Pine Street and Locust Street.
Third District: At the Election building on North Elm Street
between Sixth Street and Seventh street.
Fourth District: At the ~lection building on West Sixth
street between Adams Street and Jefferson Street.
Fifth Dist1'ict: At the Election building on Seventeenth Street
and Broadwell street.
Sixth District: At the Chapel of the Soldiers and Sailors'
Home.
Seventh District: J\.t the Wasmer School building in the 1600
Block on West Division Street between Monroe Street and Jackson Street.
Eighth District: At the Election building in the 1200 Block
on West Koenig Street.
Ninth District: At the basement of' the City Library, corner
of Walnut Street and Second Street.
Tenth District: At the basement of the County Court House,
corner of Locus t Stx>ee t and li'iI'st Stl'ee t.
Said polling places so designated being the usual polling places
in said C:i.ty ahd having been used for s~dd purposes for many years.
SECTION 2. That the registration books for the revision ~nd
correction of the rerr,istratiol1 of said Gity of Grand Island shall be
open at the office of the City Clerk during the time provided by law
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preceding such election.
SECTION 3. Said election shall be open at each of said
polling places in said several districts at 9:00 o'clock in the fore-
noon of said day and the polls shall close at 7:00 o'clock in the
afternoon of said day.
SECTION 4. The proposition or amendment wb.ich shall appear
on the official ballot, and whicb shall be submitted to the qualifi.ed
voters and electors of the City of Grand Island, is in words and figures
a s follows:
Proposition Number 1
To amend the City Charter of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, by repealing Section Six (6) of Article Three (3), and by
adding to said Charter a new amendment, to be nurnbered Amendment No.3;
said amendment to read as follows:
Amendment Number 3
Civil Service
Civil Service Board
Section 1. The Mayor, by and with the approval of two-thirds
of the Uity Council present and voting thBreon, shall appoint a Civil
Sel'vj.ce i30ard consisting of tIn'ee electors of the City of Grand Is'land,
who shall serve for a term of six years except that the members first
appointed shall hold office for tv'lO, four and slx years respectively
and until their successors shall have been appointed, confirmed and
qualified.
The Mayor shall immedia tely upon taking office in the yes.I'
1937, appoint, with the approval of two-thirds of the City Council pre-
sent and voting thereon, the thl'ee said members of the Civil Service
Board whose term of office shall commence wi th the first day of ,Tu ly,
1937, and shall expire on the 30th day of June, 19?i9, 1941, and 194:3
resnectively, provided their successors S11a11 have been appoi.nted,con-
firmed and qualified.
Upon th(c) expiration of the term of a member of the Civil
Service Board his successor shall be appointed for a term of' six years
by the Mayor with the approval of two-thirds of the melliliers of the
Council present and voting thereon.
'1118 members of the Civil Service Board shall serve without
compensation unless the Mayor and City Gouncil, by ordinance, shall
provide otherwi se. 'rhe Mayor', wi tb. the approval of two-thirds of the
City Counc:i.l present and voting thereon, may make appointments to fill
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any vacancy which may occur Ofl said. Hoard.
Civil Service Classification
Section 2. All appo:tnted. employees of' the City of Gy'and.
Island or any of its departments snall be classed under the Civil
Ser'vice and hold of1'j.ce unCle:r' su.ld system exce.pt the folloYving:
(a)
(b)
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(e)
(f)
( g)
All persons regularly elected to office.
All persons in casual employment.
All persons temporaril.,y employed.
All independent contractors.
All emergency employees.
All employees employed for 8. term of three months or
less.
The City Engineer', Chief of' the Fire Department, Chief
of Police Department, Commissioner's of Water, Light and
Ice Departments, Band Director, City AttoT'ney, City
Physician, IJibrary Board and all of' its appointees, and
Civil Service Board. By ordinance, the City Council may
place anyone or moeo of said excepted positions within
the urovisions of the Civil Service except the position
of City Attorney.
Classification of Civil Service EFlployees
Section 3. All employees falling within the Civil Service
as herein desi~lated shall be classified in three classes:
1. Temporary List. All employees w~thin the Civil Service
a Tjpointed. to employment iNi th tl'le 01 ty of Grand Island after July 1,1937,
shall be on the temporary list for a period of' one year after said ap-
pOintment.
2. Provisional List. All employees within the Civil Service
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appoint'ad to employment wi th the City of Gr'and Island on or prior to the
first day of July, 1937, 1.':it11 the exceptions hereinafter set forth, sll13.11
fall witldn the provisional civil service list..
;3. Permar!ent Li st. The follo.wing shall [Je on the permanent
list:
(a)
(b)
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(d)
1\11 employees w}.thin the Civ}.l Service who on July 1,1937,
shall have bsc'n in continuous employment, except 1'01' ill-
ness 01' other una voidable casual tv, of said City l' or the
five years next prece4ing said date.
All employees of tbe Vity of Grand Island who shaLl have
been for two :\Tear~ inllnecU Fte ly next pI'eceding Ju ly 1,1937,
employees of the City of Grand Island under two different
elected mayors.
All employees on tb,e temporary list who shall, from and
after J'uly 1, 19:37, be continuously employed .by the City
of Grand Island for a period of one year or more.
Any employee of the City of Grand Isiand on the provision-
al list who 811.0.11 complete two OJ' mOl'S years of cont;jm.101.~S
ser'vice w:t.th tlJo City of Gl~and 181ane.:1. fr'om and aftor' the
date of his appointment under two different elected mayors
Section 4. Any employee of' tbe Ci ty of Gr,and Islsnd on the
rrr'ansfer from Provi sional to 'llemporary I.118 t
provisional list ma7Y transfer to tb.e tempoJ:>ary list after July 1, 19~')7,
by complying with tbe requirements for edmisfciion to s8.id list.
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Section 5. After July 1, 19;57, all vacancies in posl t10n8
under the Givil Service shall be filled only in the following manner.
'rho Gi viI Service Board s'l.1all recommend to the MayoJ:' from the appli...
cants to it for said position such applicants as it shall find qualified
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fOl' said position to the number of three for each posi t10n to be fillod,
and the IVIayol' shall appoint :from tho list so fu:r'nished by the Givil
service Board.
'Examina tion
SectIon 6. The City Couneil may, by ordinance, prov:i.de
rules and l'ogulations for examinations, to be COlOlducted b-;r tllO Civil
Sor~ice Board to determine the suitability of applicants to be recom-
mended by it, and the Gi viI Service Board shall, in tb.e event the G:."c ty
Goun ci 1 fa ils to do the same by ordinan c e, ado pt its own l'u I es and regu...
la tions as shall not be inconsisten t witb any ordinance paiJsed by the
City Gouncil.
Confirmation
SectIon 7" V~he:C'e tIle present Gi. ty Charter- 01' any fu tU1'8
provision of' tho City Char'ter 01' any appl:tcable State Law shaLL require
I confIrm" ti on of n,e Mayor's appointment by the City Council, tben such
ccmfirrna tion sllal1 be requir'ed of h11:1 ap:uoi.ntments unclel' the Civil
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Sel'vice; otherwise, no conf:tl'mation by the Gity Gouncil 8ha11.1)(.) J'oqldred.
Appointment on Mer'it
Section 8. The Civil Service Board shall not favor or dis-
crirninate a gainSlt cny per'son be cau s e of poll ti cal opinions 01~ affn.ia tions
or because of race,oolor or religious beliefs.
Political Activities
Section g. No employee of the City of Gl'and Island uncle!' the
Civil Service shall ciirectly OJ' indiJ:'ectly solieit or receive, payor
promise to pay, contribute or promise to contribute, any money or other
tl:dng of value w:hat~oevel' 1'01' the candidacy of any person or persons
whomsoever seeking an elective office of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska; nor ~1'hall s'uch person take any part in tbe can.didacy of any
p,Jsrf'on or pey'sons whomsoever seek:tn!,~".. electi ve office of tl e C' t (Jf
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Grand Island otherwise than to express his private beliefs or to cast
his vote.
Tenure of Office
Section 10.
(a)
Temporary List.
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Any pel'son on the ternporary list may be
discharged or removed from office by the ma,yor at any
time except tha t whel'e tYte Gharter of the. lJi ty of Groand
Island or any state Law applicable tJlnereto shall l"'.e-
qutre t1le approval of the City Gouncil..Then such dischargt
or r'cmoval of such persons on the tenrpOl'ary list must
be confirmed by the Gi ty Gounc il in the 1:1ame manner as
is noW required.
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(b) Provisional List. Any .person on the provisional Ii at
may be discharged or removed from office in exactly tl1e
same.manner as he may now be removed.
(c) Permanent IJist. Any employee on tY,e permanent list ma~T
be removed or. cHscrlarged by the mayor, but if such per-
son elects to appeal to the Civil Service Board, then he
may be discllarged or :removed by the C1 vil Service B08.r<1
after a hearing for cause.
The City Council may by ordinance provide the rules and reg;u-
lations of such hearing; hut if it fails to do so, then the Civil
Service Bonrd shall provide for such rules and regulations, which 1'u1es
and regulations shall requi:r>e in general, wI'i tten chnrges on the part
of the Mayor, an opportun:L ty on the pa1't of sueb employee to appear
personally and by counsel before said Civil Service Board, the ri~1t of
said employee to compulsor'y process so fEu" as possible, and wri tten
findings of fact, and the conclusion of said lJi vil Service BQ[.Jrd.
If the employment is in an office that requires tbe approval
of the City Council 1'01' the remove.1 from office, then the Civil Service
I board shall present its findings 'and conclusion to the City Council and
the action of the City Council in eitDBr approving o~ disapproving the
discharge or removel from office shall be final. If the employee shall
have been in continuous employment of the City fOI> a period of five
years continuously next preceding the date of the filing of the written
charges by the Mayor with the Civil Service Board and the action of the
Civil Service Board shall not be unanimous, then said employee may ap-
peal to the City CounCil, and the action of a majority of the members
of trIe City Council pl>esent and voting thereon shall be final.
In all other cases, the action of a majol'ity of the Civil
Service Board shall be final and binding and no appeal may be taken
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therefrom.
Suspension
Section 11. The C1 viI Service Boar'd may, where in it s ,judg-
ment the cause is not sufficient for discharge, provide for a suspension
from employment wi thout pay for any period of time. Its action shall be
final or may be appealed tberefrom by the employees exactly under' the
same conc1:ltions as its action is final aT may be appealed therefrom in
the case of discharge.
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Suspension Under Charge
Section 12. The filing of written charges by the Mayor be-
fo~e the Civil Service Board ipsofacto shall constitute
.a suspension of employment with the City of Grand Island, and the pay
or salary of said employee shall immediately cease, provided, however',
that if the final conclusion of the City Councilor the Civil Service
Boar(':i, as tbe case may be, shall be agEd.nst said discharge Ol~ removal
from off1.ce, the emploYE!\':1 shaLL be entitled to his salary, the fi1ing
of said charges to the contrary notwithstanding.
Appointment from Civil Service List to NOn-Civil Service List
Section l~'). Any employee on the (Jivil Service List shall be
eligible to appointment to a position not on the Civil Service List
vlithout loss of his Civil Service rights and upon his leaving said non-
Civil Service office for any reason whatsoever, shall automatically
revert to his employment immediately preceding l11s apTlointment to the
non-Civil Service position, and in the event ther'e be no vacancy in
that department, then a position shall be provided for him by laying off
the last employee appointed to that department.
Promotion
Section 14. The mayor shall have full power to make such
pT'omotions in any depal~tment as he may de sire except that a promotion
to a position now 01' bereafter I'equiring the confirrn8t:i.on of the (J:tty
Council sball requh'e said confirmation.
Demotions
Section 15. The Mayor may at vvi 11 demote any employee to
the next lower position who shall not ha ve served one year in the
position from which he is demoted, but after having served one year in
such position, said employee may be demoteCl only in the same manner 8nd
under the same concJi t ions as he might be removed or die charged from
servi ce .
Exceptions
Section 16. Nothing herein provided shall prevent the electors
of the City of Grand Island, by urnending the Gity ChartAJ', from abolisb-
ing any office or department in said City Charter, nor shall it prevent
the City Council upon complying with said City Charter, from merging,
aboli~hing, or curtailing any or all c1epal~tments of the City Gover'nment,
nor from raising or lowering any wage or salary scale, provided that any
and all Charter provisions and State Statutes then existing shall be
complied wi th, but in the event any employee on the nermanent Civil
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Service Llst, by reason of the merging, abolishing or cUl'tailing of
any 011 all departments, lo~es his employment, tIleD his name shall
1rnrnecHately be placed by said C1 vil Service Board on a preferred list
and in tbe event he is certified by the Civil Service BODrd as compet-
ent for t}}at position, he 81113.11 receive appo:l.ntment to the next v8cancy
for which he is so qualified in his order upon said preferred list.
Penai ons
Section 17. Nothing herein contained shall prevent the City
of Grand Island from adopting any pension or compulsory or voluntary
retirement after a certain age o~ length of service plan.
Powers of City Council
Section 18. The City Council, by resolution, may adopt,
amend and enforce such rules and regLllations'C()l1sistent with this
article as may be necessa:c'Y to car1'Y it into full force and effect,
and such rules snrl regLllations, when so adopted, SIl8.11 hfl-ve the force
ana ~ffect of law.
Clerk of Civil Service Board
Section 19. The City Clerk shall be the Clerk of the Ci viI
Service 130ard and sball, without extra compensation, act a8 secretary
of said Board, keep a recol'd of all its proceedinp;s ane'!. keep and main-
tain in llis office, subject to publiC inspection, all the recOl'ds and
files pertainj.ng to the proceedings of 8ahi Board.
Penalties
'Section 20~ The City Council may, by ordinance, determine
the penalty for violation of any of the Civil Service prov:i.sions of
this article.
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SECTION 5. That the Vity Clerk of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, shall cause to be prepared ballots for use in said election;
said ballots to be printed on white paper and to be designated. as
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and. upon said ballots shall be printed the propositim
embocHeeJ in Section Four of thIs ordinance, followed by the words lIYes"
and "No,1l anel a blank square under each of s8.hi words, and in accordance
with the form rn'escribed in the general lavvs relative to elections in
the State of Nebraska.
All electOJ:'s who favor trle affil'rnative of said proposition
shall make a cross in the blank square opposite the said proposition
and under' the word "Yes, It and. all electors w"[..,..o are ' '~o sa.l. d'.
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proposi tion sha 11 make a cross in the blank squa:ee opposi te said.
proposi tioD and under the word uNo.1I
SECTION 6. The same number of judges and clerks of election
shall qWllify and seT've in this election a13 qualify and ser've in a
general election and their duties shall likevvise be the same. '1'he l~e-
turns of said election shall be made to the Mayor and Uouncil of said
City and b'il them canvassed upon the first Monday after said election
and the result shall then be declared by said Mayor and Council.
SECTION 7. 'nle City Clerk of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, shall cause notice of ~id election to be given in the
Grand Island Daily Inclependent, a newspaper published in said Ctty,
at least thirty (30) days before the election as required by law.
SECTION 8. The Charter amendment herein propos ed sb.alJ be
deemed adopted and ratified if a majority of the electors voting shall
vote in fa VOl' of its ad option; and if Y'H tifled the same 8J.tall become
a part of tb.e Charter' of tbe City. The Ci ty Clerk shall, 11' the same
is ratified and adopted, certify to tlJ8 Secretary of the State a copy
of said amendment togethe:t' wi th a statement of the vote cast ln fBVOI'
of and ag;ainst said amendment, and sb.all cause one copy thel'eof' to be
and deposited
placed/in the archives of the City.
SEC'rION 9. This ordinB',ces arJall be :Ln force and take
effect from and af1:;e1' its passao:e, approval and plJ.b1ication Us provided
by law.
passed and approved this 3rd day of March, 1937.
THOS. M. DILLON
ATTEST:
(SEAL)
MARGARET P. RTAHLNECKER
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City Clerk
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OHDINI..}IJCE NO.
1561
An ordinance calling a special election of the qualified
electors of the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, foy' the
pu:p-oose of submitting to said electors the question of purchHsing the
Droper-ty commonly known as the II Pier, u m01~e pl'Jrticularly described as:
Lots One (1) and HBIl anc:,- that part of Lot "A" lying West of
Street
and South of Ashton Avenue, running to a point on th~ North lIne of the
right-of-way of the Chicago-Burlington and Q,uincy Railroad Company 1n
Ross Ashton parl{, being a sub-division of a part of Lots Fourteen (14)
and Eighteen (18) of County Sub-Division of the
st one-half of S01.::lth
'Nest one-quarter (W~-swt) anci a port of the East one-half of the SOU~ll
West one-qUarter (Ei!JSW*) of Section 15, Township Eleven (11) North,
Hange Nine (9), 'Nest of the 6th P.NI., in Hall County, Nebraska, for
Twenty-six 'fhou sand Dollal's (~p2G, 000 .00); and f1..u'thnr, to suhmi t the
question of issuing twenty-six (26) negotiable bonds by the Mayor and
City Council of the City of Grand Island for' the pUl'pose of pay1nls for
the acquisition of sa:i.(1 property for pClY'I.;: purposes, eacb of said bonds
to be in the principal sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1000.00), to be
I dated May 1st, 19~j7, and to mat" re serially, 10:t on the 1st da;, of !:lay
of each of the years 1947 to 1956 inclusive, to bear interest at a rate
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not to exceed five per cent (5)b) per annum, payable semi-annually, and
redeemable at the option of the City at any time after ten (10) years
from their dute, and to levy annually on all of the taxable property in
said City a tax sufficient to pay the semi-annual interest, as the flame
matures, and to raise a sinking fund sufficient to pay the principal
of said bonds when due; cbe proceecls of 88id bonds to be devoted ex-.
clu s:l. ve ly by the I/Iayor and C:i ty Counei 1 of tb e C1 ty for the purpos e
Of puy'chasjnp; tIle c.bov,;; described pr'operty for Dark nurposes in and
for the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
WHEREAS, there lIas been pre8en.ted to the l\'layor and Ci ty
Council of the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, a petition
of legal vat ers of said City of Grand Island, requesting the Mayor
and City Council of the City of Grand Islanei, Nebraska, to caLl. a
spec:i.al election fo:e the purpose of submitting to the electOl's of
said Ci ty of Grand Island, the question of' issuing 'rwenty-six Thousand
Dollars (ql;~~6 ,000.00) in bonds fOI' the purpos e of pu rchasing for park
purpos es the proper'ty knoVln as: Lots One (l) and II B" and that par't
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of Lot lIAlI lying West of Oak Street and South of Ashton Avenue, running
to a point on thF: north line of' the rlght-ol'-Yfay of the Ghicago-
Burlington and Qulncy Hailroac1 Company in Ross Ashton pO.I'k, heing a
suh-division of a part of Lots Fourteen (14) and Eighteen (18) of
County Sub-Division of the West one-half of the South West one-quarter
(wisw:ij;) and a part of the East one-half of the South West one-quaI'ter
(E~S\Ni) of Section Fifteen (15), Township Eleven (11) NOJ'"trl, Hange Nine
(9), West of the 6th P.M., in Hall County, Nebraska, for Tvventy-six
Thousand Dollars ($26,000.00), in the City of GI.and Island, NelJraska, and
WHEHE.t\S, the Mayor and City Council have examined said peti-
tion and do hel'eby find and detel'mine the same to be in due form.
THEFEF'OHE, BE IT OHDAINED BY 'l'HE MAyon AND CITY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska;
SECTION 1. That a special election of the qualified electors
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, is hereby called and ordered to
be held in "the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, on 'lluesday,
the 6th day of April, 1937, at the following respective voting places,
to-wit:
First District: At the Election building on Sixth Street
between Vine Street and Oak Street.
Second District: At the Fire Department bu1lding on F'ourth
street betvlecn Pine and Locust Street.
'llhird Di8t1'ict: At the l:';lection bu11ding on North Elm Street
betweeri Sixth Street and Seventh Street.
I,lourth District: At the Election builcHng on West Sixth St1'8et
between Adams Street and Jefferson Street.
Fifth District: At the Election building on Seventeenth Stl'eet
and Broadwell Street.
Sixth DistJ:'ict; At the Chanel of the Soldiers and. Sailors' Home
Seventh Distl'ict: At the Wasmer School building 3.n the 1600
Block on i.7est Di vision Street between Monroe ,Street and .Jackson Streot.
E1 ghth D1 stri ct: A t the Electi on bui lciing in the 1200 Block
on West Koenig Street.
Ninth District: At tlw basement of the City 1ibl'ary, corner
of Walnut street and Second Street.
'renth District: At the basement of the County Court House,
corner of Locust Street and First Street.
Said polling places so designated being the usual polling
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places in said city and having been used for said purposes for many years
SI~crI'IGN 2. rI'h:'t the regist:r>ation books foy' tbe 1>9v:te:ton
and corl~ection of the registration of said Ci ty of Grand I slane) shall
be open at the office of the City Clerk during the time provided by law
preceding such election.
SECTION 3. Said election shall be open at each of said
polling places in said several voting districts at 9:00 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day and the polls shall close at 7:00 o'clock in the
afternoon of said day.
SECTION 4. The proposition to be voted on \)y the electors
at said election shall be on a separate ballot and sball be desi.gnated
as Pr'oposition No.3, nnd shall 1)e as follows:
Proposition Number 3
"Shall the Mayor and City Couneil of the City of Grand Island,
Hall County, Nebr'aska, purchase tbe property commonly known as the tiPierll,
more particularly descI'ibed as: Lots One (1) and "Bit and that part of
Lot HAlt lying West of' Oak Street and South of Ashton Avenue, running to
a point on tIle North Line of the r:i.rsht-of-way of the Chicago-3urlington
and Quincy Hailroad Company, ln hoss Ashton park, being a sub-di vis:lon
of a part of Lots Foul'teen (lid) and Eighteen (18) of County Sub-Div:tsion
of the \"Jest one-half of the South 'Nest one-quarter (W'::~-s\N'i), and a part
of the }1;f-:l.st one-half of the Sou tn. We st one -quarter' (E;~SW~-) of Section
Fifteen (15), 'I'ownship Eleven (11) North, Hange Nine (9), West of the 6th
P.M., in Hall County, Nebraska, for TVJenty-six 'I'hOLlsand Dollar's (~~26000.00
and further, shall the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island,
Nebl~aska, i Bsue twenty-six (26) negotiable bOD.ds of t}1e Ci ty of Grand
Islane] of One Thousand. Dollars ($1000.00) each, to l)e deted May lst,1937,
maturing serially, 10% on May 1st of each of the years 1947 to 1956
inclusive, redeemable at the option of said City at any time after ten
(10) years from eta te he:r'eo1', to bear lnte:r'est at a rate not to exceed
five per cent (5;&) per annum, payable semi-annually, and levy annually
on all of the taxable property of saiel Gi ty a tax Buf1'i clen t to pay the
interest on said bonds and a tax sufficient to pay the principal of said
bonds when due; the proceeds of the sale of' said bonds to be exclusively
devoted by the 11'1ayor and City Council of said City for the purpose of
PUY'ChaSj_Dg the above described property for pELrk pu~['poses fOI' the Ci ty
of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska.
SEG'l:ION 5. That the City Clerk of the City of Gx'and Island
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shall cause to be printed ballots for use in said election, said ballots
-1:;0 T)o ppin -I:;c"d on whi te paper and to bEe) designatod as "Official Bftllo-l":s.. H
8nd upon sald ballots shall be pl~in teCt the proposition embodied in
Section Pour of this ordinance, and at the left side of said proposition
the words HYesH and lINo," and a blank squaT'e under each of saie:' words,
all in accol~dance with the fO:L'm pI'escribed by the general laws of the
State of Nebraska, relativfr to elections in cities of the first class.
A11 electors who favor the affLrma ti veof said proposition
sha1J. make a cross in the blank square opposite said Pl~oposition ancl
under the word nYes,11 8cnd all electors who are opposed to said proposi"
tion shall make a cross in the blank square onposite said proposition
and undeI' the word "No.o
SECTION 6. TIle same number of clerks and judges of election
shall qlJ.alify and ser've In said election af3 qualify and serve in general
elections and their duties shall likevvise be the SEi.me. '1'he returns of
said election shall be made to the Mayor and City Council of said City
and by them canvassed upon the first MoneJay after said election, and
the result shall then be declared by said Mayor and Oity Council.
SEC'l'rON ? 'l11e City Clerk of the City of Gr'and Island, HE.ll
County, Nebraska, shall cause notice of said election to be given in
the Grand Island Daily Independent, a newspaper publisheeJ in sale} City,
for at least three (3) successive weeks prior to the date of said election
as required by law.
SECTION 8. 'I11.8 Mayor and City Council, after any of such bonds
shall ha va been i ssu eel by the Ci ty, shall levy annUD.l1y upon all the
taxable property of the City such taxes as may be necessary for the
creation of a sinking fund for t110 payment of the accruing interest
upon the bonds and tbs principal tbereof at Hlatu.t':tty.
SECTION 9. This ordinance shall be in force and take effect
fr'om and after' its pl1ssagn, approval anci publication ns provided by law.
passed and approved this 4th day of March, 1937.
THOS. M. DILLON
Arl"1'ES'l':
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MARGAriET P. STAHLNECKER
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OHDINIdifCE NO.
1562
An oI'cHnGnce cI'eating Sewer District No. 175 in tlJe City of
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Gy'ancl Islanc], NebriJskn, defin.lng tJ1e boundllY'ies ther'eof, fene providing
fo:r' the f)8.)7mcnt of the cost of con2t:r'uetlon thereof.
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BE I'll OHDAINED 3Y TEE IM\.YO~~
GI'l'Y COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Neb~aska:
SEC'1'ION 1. Thn.t ther'e :1.8 hereby ex'eated 8. Sewer Di stl'ict
iL the C:L t:y of
Gr'E\n d
Island, Neln.r;ska, to be known
and d(~sl cma ted
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Sewe:!':' Di s t:r'i e t No. 1'75 of tbe City of Grand I s land, N eb:N:lska ·
SEC~[,ION ~~. Said sewer s}lcll. be laid in the alley botween
'I'hirc1 Street ami South :F'rord~ Stx'eet from the West pro rty line of
sllinfc;ton Street to the center of Adams Street, in tlJe Cj, ty of Grand
Iol"Yl(' "311 CO"11"'; 'lie>b:caskcH, and 8]-lalJ
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include all lots, tracts ami
parcels of land directly adjacent thereto, baUD
as aforessid" o-l"ld
w1 thin seie, district.
SEC'llIOl:J 3. Said SeVIer in said Sewer Distl'let :lfi hereby
ordered laid as provided by law and in accordance witlJ the plans
and specifications governing sewer districts as heretofore established
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SECT'ION 4. 'l'hat the en tire cost of' conB 1:1'u c [;1
sate} sevl.reY'
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against the abutting property in [jaiC1 dlst:ei at pnd f:l.
tax 811a11 be levied againclt the abutting pro l"ty in sa
dif::t:cict to
pay for the cost of construction of said district, as soon as the
cost can lJO ascertuined; SElid tnx to become po"yablo and (JolinqUf-:nt
(J,:c"n'N irltc;y'e:3t as f'ollovTs: Orte-f.tftl.1 of t}:le totfll fJ.rnO[.J,rlt S118.11 "beC()lYle
delinquent in fifty days from date of the levy; one-fifth in one year;
onn-fi.fl;ll in two year's ; one-fifth in throe years; one-rift}] in :COtlJ:'
y'e[l~e s " :Erl el.! 0.1' s ::'-\. 1 (1, :ill. S t o.llnlnrl t Ci, e.x e e ~pt t11e fl:1. I' f) t, sllf3.1J, eJri ;.';'. VI in. a..
terest ~;t tbe rnte of sovcn per cent pCT' annUL} fl'Or!! the de,te of the
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levy until they become delinauent, and after the same become de-
linauent, Into:c'ost 11 t the y>f:lte of nine per cent nor ::tnnurn [1h811 be
-00. i d
t1::01'oon until
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s1:8.1J bo colJect
0.1'1c1 f:\Yl' o-:'eec P<.S iTl eo.ses ()f otttGl~ ,f~:1r)oeltJJ
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21Ylc), srl
ST)8cial taX(:s sllf~-ll be) G J.ien or) Sflid. 110al estate fl~om an~.
after tl18 Jnte O'F' tho levy.
SECTION 5. 'J1bis O:Cc)j.ll:::cnco slLallJ8 In J'oI'ce and tcke effect
f:r'orn
rt J' -l~ ex- lot E1
[-JeW , iJ.:Oj):C'ovFi1 Dnd pul:)lie~).tion as pr'ovidecJ boy
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rnenJ!JeX'f3 oJ' Llw City Gounc:tl of tbo C:tty of
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this 17th day of ~arcl], 1937.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1563
An ordinance amending ordinance No. 1502 of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, fixing the salaries of certain City Officers and em-
and
ployees, defining their duties,/repealing said Ordinance No. 1502, and
all other ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. The City Clerk of Grand Island, Nebraska, shall
receive a salary of $1680.00 per year, payable monthly, and shall de-
vote his entire time to his duties as Clerk, and shall keep
in the City Hall and keep said office open from 8100 A.M. to 5 P.M.
daily, except Sundays and legal holidays, and shall submit to the City
Council a monthly and an annual report in such form as may be
to time requ ir~3d by the City Council.
SECTION 2. The Treasurer of the ,City of Grand Island shall
devote his entire time to his duties as such treasurer, and as provided
herein and by law, and shall act as collector of special taxes and assess"':'
ments and in addition thereto, as Clerk of the Auditing Committee of the
I City Council, subject to removal from the position as Clerk of the Audit-
ing Committee at any time by a majority vote of the CounCil, and shall
maintain an office in the City Hall and shall keep said office opem for
business from 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. daily, except Sundays and legal holidays,
and shall rec6ive as compensation for all duties performed by him the
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sum oft1500.00 pel"~ ;l0f1".C, p'J:yab10 :monthly, and in addition thereto, the
sum of $50.00 pEn" rnor"
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total monthly salary of' $ 175.00
SECTION 3. The City Attorney shall receive a monthly salary
of $110.00.
SECTION 4,. The Chief of Police shall receive a monthly salary
of $175.00 for his services as Chief of Police and ex-officio secretary
of the Board of Health. There shall be one Assistant Chief appointed
who shall serve twelve hours per day and receive a salary of $147.50 per
month. There shall be no Lieutenants or subordinate officers in the
Police Department. The number of patrolmen shall be seventeen, who shall
serve eight hours per day and they shall recei ve salarie s of $110.00 per
month during the first year of continuous service or fraction thereof,
$115.00 POi:' rnontb du;r-:l.rtlJ tlH~ fJoc:ond year of continuous service or fraction
thereof, and $125..00 pe1' lYlO:tl th for the third and subsequent years of
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continuous service. There shall be no additional amounts for uniforms
in the Police Department allowed.
SECTION 5. The salary of the City Engineer shall be $2IDO.OO
per month, who in addition to his duties as City Engineer, shall also
perform all of the duties as Building Inspector.
SECTION 6. A Caretaker of parks shall receive a monthly
salary of $150.00, and he shall properly care for and maintain all parks
within the City and all voting booths in said City.
SECTION 7. The Sexton of the cemetery shall receive a monthly
salary of $150.00, and in addition thereto, the City shall furnish him
with a telephone, lights, living quarters and necessary fuel therefor.
The Sexton shall furnish and keep a team of horses as a part of his
duties without additional compensation.
SECTION 8. The Caretaker of the City Hall shall receive a
monthly salary of $77.00, with living quarters in the City Hall, together
with necessary lights and fuel therefor.
SECTION 9. The Street Commissioner shall receive as compensa-
tion for his services the sum of $165.00 per month.
shall be appointed and shall receive monthly salaries of $130.00~ and
one Mechanic who shall receive $130.00 per month
SECTION 11. The hours of service to be performed by fJ:r'emen
of the Fire Department shall be 12 hours per day. All firemen shall
receive monthly salaries of $110.00 for the first year of continuous
service or any fraction thereof, and shall receive $115.00 per month
during tho ,<.recond year of continuous service or fraction thereof, and
the sum of $125,00 per month during the third year of continuous service
or fraction thereof, and no additional compensation shall be allowed
any member of the Fire Department for uniforms.
SECTION 12. The head mechanic ot Street Department employee
in charge of the City tractor shall receive a monthly salary of $120.00.
SECTION 13. Regular helpers when required by the caretaker of
parks, sexton of cemetery, street commissioner, at the disposal plant,
performing ordinany labor or duties shall receive a salary in the sum
of 50t per hour; Extra helpers when required by the caretaker of parks,
sexton of cemetery, street commissioner or at the disposal plant shall
receive a salary in the sum of 40t per hour.
SECTION 14. The salary of the City Bacteriologist shall be
the' sum of $45.00 per month.
SEOTION 15. The Oaretaker of' the Oit,y Dump shall receive the
sum of $60.00 per month.
SEOTION 16. There shall be one Scale Master who shall receive
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the sum of $55.00 per month for his services.
SEOTION 17. The Superintendent of the Disposal Plant shall
recei ve the sum of $,275.00
month for his services. There shall be
two Day Caretakers who shall receive the sum of $125.00 per month each
for their services, and one Night Oaretaker who shall receive the sum of
$125.00 per month for his services at the Disposal Plant.
SECTION 18. The team man employed at the cemetery shall re-
ceive the sum of 55i per hour for services rendered.
SEOTION 19. The Commisdoner of Water, Li~~t and Ice shall
receive a monthly salary of $395.00
month, the same to be allocated
by him between the funds belonging to the sa.id three departments accord-
ing to the amount of work done for each department respectively, and
shall be payable semi-monthly.
SECTION 20. The following members of the Ice Department
shall receive the following monthly salaries payable semi-monthly: Clerk,
I $100.00; Chief Engineer, $150.00; all Assistant Engineera,$130.00; Ice
Pullers, $110.00; Foreman of Distribution, $130.00; all deliverymen
$105.00.
SEOTION 21. The following employees in the Water and Light
Departments shall receive the following salaries payable semi-monthly:
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Bookkeeper and Cashier
1 Billing Clerk
1 Billing Olerk
1 Stenographer
1 Clerk and Phones
1 Meter Reader
1 Meter Reader, 2nd
Plant Superintendent
1st Trick Operator
2nd Trick Operator
3rd Trick Operator
Machinist
1 Fireman
1 Fireman
1 Fi reman
Coal passer
Boiler and Wellman
Engineer and Laboratory
Pipe Fitter
Helper & Oiler
1st Sweeper
2nd Sweeper
Water Foreman
Water Meterman
Calker and Service man
Calker and Service man
Line Foreman
Lineman, 1st Olass
Lineman" 1st Glass
per hour
per hour
per hour
per hour
per hour
per hour
$ il~,P~()Q
12().OU
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85.00
80.00
115.00
105.00
240.00
160.00
155.00
150 .00
155.00
135.00
135.00
135.00
100.00
140.00
145.00
155 .00
100.00
110.00
110.00
155 .00
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.77
.72
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Lineman, 2nd Class per hour $ .65
1 Groundman per hour .45
1 Groundman per hour .45
Wire Forem9.n 160.00
1. Wireman per hour .72
1.. Wireman per hour .72
1 Wireman per hour .72
1 Trouble Helper per hour .45
1 Trouble Helper per hour .45
Merchandise Manager 137 .50
. Merchandise Clerk & Ca shi er 75.00
, Merchandise Billing Clerk 100.00
stock Clerk 95.00
I Collector 100.00
Bacteriologist 20.00
Wireman Helpers per hour .45
Ditcbmen per hour .45
SECTION 22. The City Physician shall receive as compensation
for his services the sum of $60.00 per month.
SEc'rION 23. The Police Judge shall recei ve as compensation
for his services the sum of $75.00 per month.
SECTION 24. Continuous service as used in this ordinance in
connection with the Police and Fire Departments shall da te from the com-
mencement of service and not from the passage or effective date of this
ordinance.
SECTION 25. Each section of this ordinance was passed inde-
validity of the remaining sections or portions thereof.
SECTION 26. Ordinance No. 1502 and all other ordinances or
parts of ordinances of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, inconsistent
or in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
SECTION 27. This ordinance shall be in force and take~fect
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from and after April 30th, 1937, and after passage, approval and publica-
tion as provided by law.
passed and approved by a three-fourths vote of all the members
of the City Council and approved by the Mayor this 7th day of April,
1937.
(SEAL)
Attest:
MARGARET P. STAHLNECKER
City Clerk
THOS. M. DILLON
Mayor
ORDINANCE NO. 15b 1/
Ah ordinance creating a gravelling district in
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the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, defining the boundaries
thereof, providing for tIle gravelling of the streets in said
district, and providing for the levying of snecial assess-
ments to pay for the cost of the gravelling in said district
and the collection of the costs thereof.
BE IT ORDAINED J3Y rrHE MAYOll AND CITY COU:NCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
Section 1. There is hereby created a gravelling
district in tbe City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to be known
and designated as Gravelling District No. Six (6), of the
Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska.
Section No.2. Said gravelling district shall con-
sist of that part of Eleventh Street from the West prope:rlty
line of Kimball Avenue to the East property line of Pine
Street; and also from the West property line of Wheeler Avenue
to the East property line of Eddy Street; Gleburn Street from
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line of Twelfth Street; Walnut Street from the North property
line of Tenth Street to the South property line of Twelfth
Street; Cedar Street from the North property line of Tenth
street to the South property line of 'fwelfth Street; sycamore
Street from the North property line of Tenth Street to the
Sou th proper.ty line of Twelfth Street; Seventh Street from
the West property line of Eddy Street to the East property
line of Broadwell Avenue; Eighth Street from the West proper-
ty line of Eddy street to the East property line of Broadwell
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Avenue; Eleventh Avenue from the West property line of Broad-
well Avenue to the West property line of Blocks Three (3) and
Four (4), of Boggs and Hill's Addition to the City of Grand
Island; Twelfth Street from the West property line of Broadwell
Avenue to the West property line of Blocks Three (3) and Pour
(4) of Boggs and Hill's Addit:i.on to the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska; Huston Street from the West property line of Eight-
eenth Street to the South Droperty line of Capitol Avenue, all
in tbe Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, and shall include all
lots, tracts, and parcels of land lying in said district to
the depth of 132 feet.
Section No.3. Said streets in said gravelling district
are herer)y ordered gr8-velled as provided by law, and in accord-
ance with the plans and specifications governing gravelling
districts as heretofore established by this city, said gravel-
ling to be Thirty (30) feet in width.
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Section No.4. That authority is hereby granted to the
owners of the record title, representing a majority of the abut-
ing property owners in said district, at the time of the enact-
ment of this ordinance, to file viTith the City Clerk, within
twenty days from the first publication of this ordinance cre-
ating said district, as provided by law, written objections
to the gravelling of said streets in said district.
Section No.5. That the cost of gravelling said streets
in said district shall be assessed against the lots and tracts
and parcels of land especially benefited thereby, in propor-
tion to such benefits to be determined by the Mayor and City
Council as by law provided.
Section No.6. This ordinance shall be in force and
take effect from and after its passage, approval, and publica-
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passed and approved this
5th day of May, 1937.
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ORDINANCE NO _ 1565_
An ordinance creating a gravelling district in the
Ci ty of Grand Island, }\!ebraska, defining the boundaries
tb ereof, providing for the gravelling of Ute streets in
said district, and providing for the levying of special as-
sessments to pay for the cost of the gravelling in said
district and the collection of the costs thereof.
BE rr OHDAINED BY 'rEE MAYOn AND CI'rY COUNCIL of the
Ci ty"of Grand Island, Nebraska.
Section No.1. There is hereby created a gravelling
district in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to be known
and designated as Gravelling District No. Seven (7), of the
Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska!
Section No. 2_ Said gravelling district shall con-
sist of that part of Eighth Street from the East property
line of Plum Street to tJ1e East property line of Superior
Street; Seventh street from the East property line of Cherry
Street to the East property line of Lot 'L'vl'o (2) of Lambert's
Subdivision to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; Cherry
street from the North property line of Seventb Street to
the North property line of G Street; G Street from the West
property line of Cherry Street to the East property line
of st. Paul hoad; Poplar Street from tlle South property line
of Seventh street to the South property line of Eighth Street;
Bea1 Steeet from the North property line of Pourth Street
to the South property line of Ninth Street; and Evans Street
from tJ:Je Soutb property line of Seventh Street to the South
property line of Ninth Street, all in the Ci ty of Grand Island,
Nebr~,sk8, and shall include all lots, tracts, and parcels of
land lying in said district to a depth of 132 feet.
Section No_ 3. Said stl'eets in said grave11ing,.Q.is-
trict are hereby ordered gravelled as provided by 1a4,r and
in accordance with the plans ane specifications governing
Gravelling Districts as heretofore established by the Cj.ty,
said gra vel1in g to be Thirty (30) feet in width.
Section No.4. T"bat authority is hereby granted to
the owners of' the recor-d title, representing a ma .jority of
tbe abuting property oWnel'S in said districts, at the time of
the enactment of this ordinance to file with the City Clerk
within twenty days from the first publication of this
ordinance creating said district as provided by law, written
objections to the gravelling of said streets in said dis-
trict.
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Section No.5. rrhat tbe cost of gravelling said
streets in said district shall be assessed against the lots
and tracts and parcels of land espe~ial1y benefited thereby,
in proportion to such benefi ts to be determined by the Mayor
and City Council as by law provided.
Section No.6. This ordinanee shall be in force and
take effect from and after its pass8:ge, approval, and pub-
lication as orovided by law.
passed and approved this 19th day of May, 19~)?
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,ORDINANCE-NO. 1566
An Ordinance creating Sewer District NO. 176 in the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, defining the boundaries tbereof,
providing for the laying of 8. sewer in said district, describ-
ing the manner in which the same shall be laid, and providing
for tbe payment of the cost of the construction thereof.
BE IT OHDAINJID BY 'rHE MAYOR AND CI1ry COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION NO.1. That there is hereby created a sewer dis-
trict in the City of Grand Isla.nd, Nebraska, to be known and
designated as Sewer District No. 1'76 of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska.
SECTION NO.2. That said sewe~ in said district shall be
laid in the alley between Seventh Street and E:tghth Street
from Lambert Street to Superior Street in the City of Grand
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of land directly adjacent thereto, bounded as aforesaid and with-
in said district.
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SECTION NO.3.
Said sewer in said district is he~('eby
ordered laid as provided by law and in accordance with the
plans, and specifications governing sewer distri cts as hereto-
fore established by the City.
SECTION NO.4. rrhat the entire cost of constructing
said sewer shall be assessed against the abuting property in
said distric~, and a tax shall be levied against the abuting
property in said district to pay for the cost of constructing
said sewer in said district, as soon as the cost can be ascer-
tained, said tax to become payable and delinquent and clravv
interest as follows: one-fifth of the total amount shall be-
come deling;uen t in fifty days from dlte of the levy thereof;
one-fifth in two years; one -fifth in three years; and one-fifth
in four years. Each of said installments, except the first,
shall draw interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum
from the da te of tY'e levy until they become delinquent, and
after the same become delinquent, interest at the rate of nine
per cent per annum shall be Daid thereon until tbe same is
collected and pa:td; such special taxes shall be collected and
enforced as in cases of other special taxes, and said special
taxes shall be a lien on said real estate from and after the
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da te of levy.
SECTION NO.5.
This ordinar1e'G ahal1 be in force and
take effect from and after its passage, approval and publica-
tion as provided by law.
passed and approved by a three-foul'ths vote of all tbe
members of the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
this 19th day of May, 1937.
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OEDHJANCE NO." J,.pJ>J.,_ .
An Ordinance c/'eatinp: SeVle)' Distl':Lct lro. 177 in the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, defining the boundaries thereof,
providing for the laying of a sewer in said district, describ-
in,g the mannel' in whie}' -nie same shall be laid, and providing
for the payment of the cost of the construction thereof.
BE I'r OHDAINED B:{ 'l'FE IvIAYOH AND Gl'[,Y COUNCIL of the
Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECrl'10N NO.1. That there is hereby created a sewer
district in the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, to be known
and de2ignated as Sewer District No. 177 of t:he City of Grand
Island, Nebraska.
SEC'l'ION NO.2. That said s ewap in said district shall be
laid in the alley between :Huston Street and Grand Island, Ave-
nue from Prospect Street to Forest Street in the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, and shall include all lots, tracts, and par-
eels of land directly adjacent thereto, bounded as aforesaid
and within said district.
SECTION NO.3. Said sewer in said district is hereby
ordered laid as provided by law and in accordance with the
plans and specifications governing sewer districts as hereto-
fore established by the City.
SECTION NO.4. 'Eha t the entire cost of constructing
said sewer shall b:e assessed against the abuting property in
sald district, and a tax shall be levied against the abuting
property in said district to pay for the cost of constructing
said seVier in said district, as soon as tbe cost can be aScel'-
tained, said tax to become payable and delinquent and draw
interest as follows: one-fiftb of the total amount shall be-
corne delinquent in fifty days from date of the levy thereof;
one-fifth in two years; one-fifth in three years; and one-fifth
in four years. Each of said installments, except the first,
shall dJ:>Rw in teres tat the rate of seven per cent per annum
from the date of the levy until they become delinquent, and
after the same become delinquent, interest at the rate of nine
per cent per annum shall be paid thereon until the same is
collected and paid; suet! special taxes shall be collected and
enforced as in cases of other special taxes, and said special
taxes shall be a lien on said real estate from and after the
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date of t~e levy.
SEcrrrON NO. b. l'hi8 ordinance sbal1 be in foree and
take effect from and af'ter its passage, approval, ancl publica-
tion as provided by law.
Passed and approved by a three-fourths vote of all the
members of the Ci ty Council of the Ci ty of (Jrand Island, Nebraska,
this 19th day of May, 1937.
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ORDINANCE NO. 156i
An ordinance creating a gravelling district in the City
of Grand Island~ Nebraska~ defining the boundaries thereof,
providing for the gravelling of the streets in said district,
and providing for the levying of special assessments to pay
for the cost of the gravelling in sa.id district 8,nd the
collection of the cost thereof.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
SECTION NO.1. There is hereby created a gravelling
district in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to be known
and designated as Gravelling District No. 8 of the City of
Grand Isla.nd, Nebraska.
SECTION NO.2. Said gravelling district shall consist
of that part of Ashton Avenue from the East Property Line of
Pine Street to the East Property Line of Plum Street; Division
Street from the East Property Line of Kimba.ll Street to the
City Limits on the Ea.st; Yund Street from the East Property
Line of Oak Street to the City Limits on the East; Hansen
Street from the East Property Line of Oa,k Street to the West
Property Line of Plum Street; and Koenig Street from the
East Property Line of Kimball Street to the West Property
Line of Plum Street, all in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska~
and shall include all lots, tracts, and parcels of land liying
in said District to a depth of 132 feet.
SECTION NO.3. Said streets in said gravelling district
are hereby ordered gravelled as provided by law and in
accordance with the plans and specifications governing gravel-
ling districts as heretofore established by the City, and
said gravelling shall be thirty (30) feet in width.
SECTION NO.4. That authority is hereby grante!~Pthe
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owners of the record title, representing a majority tf the
abuting property owners in said district, at the time of the
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enactment of this ordinance to file with the City Clerk within
twenty days from the first publication of this ordinance
creating said district, as provided by law, written objections
to the gravelling of said streets in said district.
SECTION NO.5. That the entire cost of gravelling
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said streets in said district shall be assessed against the
lots, tracts, and parcels of land especially benefited thereby,
in proportion to such benefits to be determined by the Ma.yor
and City Council as by law provided.
SECTION NO.6. This ordinance shall be in force and take
effect from and after its passage, approval, and publication
as provided by law.
Passed and approved this 16th day of June, 1937.
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SEo'rION NO ~ 1.
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p:c18ted. fox' tho use of tbe City of Gl'Dnd Is1anO, 1'fob1'<18}(::1,
as a location. rOl' a new well fo:e the
tel' Department of
Eb.e OJ ty of Grand Island, l.:mder and by vir'tuG of Seetiolll1
16-601, 16-602, and 16-603, of the compiled statutes of the
. State of Hebl"as"kh, for t}J8 year- of 1929.
fA part of the NortbViost (',).18.1'1.:;81' ( .~), of the Northwest
C:t.unI'ter (;3,)' of Section. 'J'wonty-sc:ven (:27), in 'llovm-
ship Eleven (11), North, Range ne (0), Wost of the
SJ.xtb 1'.M.., in Hall County, l1ebraska, mor'e tLculu('-
ly described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the
Nortlr\iJest COITWI' of the 1,!Ol'tb'iJest a~rter (I\rH~l;.), of
Section 'l'wenty-sovon (:3'1), in 'Pownsh:i.p E1ev(;JrJ (11),
North, Range Nine (9), ~est of the Sixth p.M., run-
tl :1.1.1. {; t~l}.erl c (~ ~~o. E'i t ()y). -L:Ct e l.~ C>I;t t}.! I~lr1 e ():fl ns.lc) See t1 011
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,South parallel vf:ltb tIle nt Lino of' ~~a:Lcj SeetloD
for a di stan ee of On e Hundred '211:Ll'ty-three (l};,2J) feet;
t1:18nce tnT'nin')' a l'l t angle and Y''lmn:i.np; \708t par-al-
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cITY 01 GRAND I8LAND~
STATE of NEBHASKA
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I.FloYd 8.White,oeing duly elected,quali:1:ied
and acting oity olerk 0:1:' the oity o:! Grand Islana.,Nebraska,hereoy
certi:1:'y that on the 17th 01 July, 193'1, I delivered a copy of the
Grand Island Daily Independent,which was dated June 26th,1937,
containing the foregoing ordinance,to Ml.MA o.BEHRENS,the owner of
the property described in said ordinance,and at the same time I
called her attention to said ordinanceasoy law providea..
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of One IJundl'ed 'l'ldr.ty-trlJ'ee (133) feet; tbence
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~est Line of said Section for a distance of One
Tlundl'ed r.ty-t}ir'(:;e (12';;') feet 0 n;o p1::;;ee of
1) e e:1D.:n In -~S, S111).-1 e e t~ t() C {)tll1 tsr 11 0 ELcl s l]CY\F! e.~Ki>,,"
J.st].np;.
S}.!;c'rlor: NO. ;,;. nIB t trro following d1 s:interes ted
rr.eerJold.8IJfl of tJle C1t:;l ():C (rl~8.r~d_ T.I.::ll9.11CJ., J>Te'hx~ELskEt, 8.1'~e
lLc':lreby a ppoin teclto as S(7SS trl~::: dl.1me.gc~s a Gc:r'u In to the
avmor of the :eca1 e:3tate appJ'opl'iated, nan1ely; IvIal'cu8
Cornelius, residing at 1823
st Koenig St1'eet; .i\dolph
Boehm, l'esiding at 621 ',lest Koenl stJ'cet; anel David
KJi.td'rnann, l'esic:Ling at H)~a 'Nest 1\.08n:16 Sl~l'eet, all of
the C:i.ty of' (}r'un(i 1:lland, lie'iJ):'H;-l};D, and who sball receive
aEl compensation fOl' t11e11' servj.cen tIle surn. .of FIve TJolJar's
(~.~~ 00) IJP~ ~a':1 of tbe time necessarily.. occV.IJ:1.f.ld ".in the
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a.}^jl):eais(;lnerJt tIler"eaf. SEl:l.cl ttsfJeSSo~ef.) srlEtl1 11leet trl trxe
Coun c i 1 Ch8.lnber' in tJ:!e G1 ty Ern.1 In the Gi ty of Grand
IsIEtnd, Fr:bl'asln:1, or! tl'<3 :;:~7tl! cJay of' ,July, H)~3?, at;
2 o'clod;; P.M., anii .s1.rt(,)J' talzin'" asth to disehal'g;e tbeil"
duties fa:Ltl,ful1y ErDC] impa:etia11y, cJl1FJ.l1, on t}-'(e; same day,
v}ev\' t}~)(') property appt'opri8ted; ancl on tI'e E:8.mc; day, or as
soon tt,crenftet:' ns practicable, 11.1n1<e, 81 ,nnd h;-1:;u:en to
t.Ile C::i
CJ.ork ill wrj-bJ,ng, a jUS"t and fair assessment of
tc,e dcma s fo~(' eD.crl piece or- 10t of prOp(;l:ty, tl'e 1e
OX' ).,);31't of Jihic:h is to he appI'opl':Luted.
S}~C~L1I ON" 1\0. 3 _ j?a,Y-l.rH:n~l t of
5.i;E3S D.t:1SeSfJ
foy' tbe
appl'opl'iation of sue} yn-i vaGe p~t'ope:r't;y Ina,ybc pDicJ out of
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SSCTION NO. 4. 1~rlR 01'0.
cs shall be in forco
ft:nd. tf:1.ke eflf(}ct f'l-.orn f).TICl fl_f'te:r ten pf:1EJ8fle;f~, D'~91)1~Ov[\1, 8.[1(1
pub1:LcEltion as b:y' law prov:Lded.
passr'ld and approved this ~n.ith day of ,Tune, 1\:;';37.
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ORDINANCE NO. ;l.5'70
An o~dinance levying spectal taxes to pay for the
construction of the sewer in Sewer District No. 176 of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and providing for the collection
thereof.
BE IT ORDA!NED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. That there is hereby levied and assessed
a special tax against the several lots, tracts and parcels of
land hereinafter set forth, for the purpose of paying the cost
of construction of the sewer in Sewer District No. 176 of
said City, in accordance with the benefits found and assessed
against the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district, by the Mayor and City Council of said City, sitting
as a Board of Equalization, after notice thereof as provided
by law; each of the several lots, tracts and parcels of land
is assessed as follows:
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
I Commercial State Bank 1 16 College Addition to $ 35.80.
E. A. Ramsey 2 II West Lawn 35.80.
F' . w. Benjamin 3 It n 11 35.80.
Realty Investment Co. 4 tt 11 .. 35.80.
F. w. Benjamin 5 It II It 35.80.
Helen Jones 6 II 1I u 35.80.
F. w. Benjamin 7 11 U .. 35.80.
E. C. Jones 8 \I " u 35.80.
C. R. Tonkinson 9 It It It 35.80.
Ida B. Jones 10. " tt It 35.80.
Lillian M. Tonkin son 11 u It tl 35.80.
F. w. Benjamin 12 It u u 35.80.
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SECTION 2. The taxes so levied shall become payable and
delinquent in the manner prOVided by law.
SECTION 3. The City Clerk is hereby directed to certify to
the City Treasurer the amount of said taxes, together with instruc-
tions to collect the same, as provided by law.
SECTION 4. This ordinance shall be in force and take
effect from and after its passage, approval and publication as pro-
vided by law.
passed and approved this 21st day of July,
1937 .
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ORDINANCE NO. 1571
An ordinance creating special water main district No.
81, in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, defining the boun-
daries thereof, providing for the payment of the cost of con-
struction thereof.
BE I'll ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
SECTION 1. That there is hereby created a special
water main district in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to
be known and designated as water main district No. 81 of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
SECTION 2. Said water main district shall consist of
that part of North Broadwell Avenue from State Street to
College Street, and shall include all lots, tracts, and par-
cels of land fronting on said street, bounded as aforesaid and
in said district.
SECTION 3. Said water main district is hereby ordered
laid as provided by law, and in accordance with the plans and
specifications governing water mains, as heretofore established
by the City.
SECTION 4. That the entire assessable cost of construc-
tion of said water main district shall be assessed against the
abutting property in said district and a tax shall be levied
to pay for the assessable cost of construction of said water
main district, as soon as said cost can be ascertained. Said
special water main district tax shall be due and become delin-
quent in the manner and at the time provided by law and shall
be collected in the manner provided by law. PrOVided, however,
the City Treasurer shall not collect or certify the amount
of said taxes to the County Treasurer of said Hall County,
Nebraska, on any of the property in said district, until ordered
to do so by a resolution of the City Council. Pel'mission
shall be granted to the owners of any of the property in said
district to pay the taxes to be levied and assessed against
any of said property, as shall be determined by the water Com-
missioner of said City whenever such person shall desire to
tap or conneet with said water main without interest; provided,
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however, such permission shall have been granted before the
City TTeagu~e~ hag been o~eped by the Council to colleot
the same. 'It shall be made the duty of the l[Jater Commissioner
to collect the special taxes to be levied and assessed as a
tapping charge against the property in said district until the
City Treasurer shall be ordered to collect the same. The
water main in said district shall not be tapped and no connec-
tion shall be made therewith for the purpose of serving any
of the property in said district without a permit therefor,
as provided by the ordinances of said City, and until the
water commissioner shall have been paid the special tax to be
levied and assessed as a tapping charge; and the person, firm,
association, or corporation tapping or connecting with said
main without first having obtained a permit therefor and
wi thout having paid the tax to be levied and assessed shall
immediately become liable to said City to pay the same and the
special tax shall immediately become a lien upon the property
served and shall draw interest at the rate of seven per cent
per annum and shall be collected and enforced by the City
Treasurer of said City, as in the case of other special taxes.
SECTION 5. This ordinance shall be in force and take
effect from and after its passage, approval and publication
as provided by law.
passed and approved by a three-fourths vote of all the
members of the Oi ty Gouncil this 27th day of July
1937 .
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ORDINANCE NO. 1572
4n Ordinance creating Water Main District No. 82 in the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, defining the boundaries there-
of, providing for the laying of a water main in said district,
and providing for the payment of the cost of construction
thereof.
BE I'f ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the Ci ty
of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. That there is hereby created a water main
district in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, to be known
and designated as Water Main District No. 82 of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska.
SECTION 2. said Water Main District shall consist of
that part of North Broadwell Avenue from College Street to
Prospect Street;.' and shall include all lots, tracts and par-
cels of land fronting on said street , bounded as aforesaid,
and within said district.
SECTION 3. said Water Main in said district is hereby
ordered laid as provided by law andin accordance with the plAns
and specifications governing water mains heretofore established
by the City.
SECTION 4. That the entire cost of constructing said
water main shall be assessed against the abutting property
in said district, and a tax shall be levied to pay for the cost
of construction of said district as soon as the cost can be
ascertained, said tax to become payable and delinquent 9.nd
draw interest as follows, to-wit: one-fifth of the total
amount shall become deli'nquent in fifty days after such lewy;
one-fifth in one year; one-fifth in two years; one-fifth in
three years, and one-fifth in four years. Each of said instal-
ments, except the first, shall draw interest at the rate of
7% per annum from the time of the aforesaid lev~ until they
shall become delinquent, and after the same become delinquent,
interest at the rate of 9% per annum shall be paid thereon
until the same shall be collected and paid; such special taxes
shall be collected and enforced as in cases of other special
taxes, and said special tax shall be a lien on said real es-
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tate from and after the date of the levy thereof.
SECTION 5. This ordinance shall be in force and take
effect from and after its passage, approval and publication
as provided by law.
passed and approved by three-fourths of the members of
the City Council of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, this
2l7th day of
July J 1937.
ATTEST:
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ORDINANCE NO. 1573
An ordinance levying special taxes to pay for the con-
struction of the sewer in Sewer District No. 177 of the Oi ty
of Grand Island, Nebraska, and providing for the collection
thereof.
BE IT OHDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. 'l'ba t there is hereby levied and assess ed
a special tax against the several lots, tracts and parcels of .
land hereinafter set forth, for the purpose of paying the cost
of construction of the sewer in Sewer District No. 177 of said
City, in accordance with the benefits found ane assessed against
the severa] lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district,
by the Mayor and City Council of said City, sitting as a Board
of Equal:tzation after notice tbereof as provided by law; each
of the several lots, tracts and parcels of land is assessed as
follows:
NAME LO'T BLOCK ADDITION AMOUN'r
I Serena Oh1>is tiansen 1 3 Lambert' s Addi tion ,R. 3~) .22
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Grand Island Tru s t Company 2 3 II 39.22
Warren Williams 3 3 II 3~) .22
E. H. Becker 4 3 tt 39.22
paul C Hu s ton 5 3 If 39.22
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Caroline M. Grotzky '7 3 11 39.22
paul C. Huston 8 3 If 39.22
Ethel M. Vinecore 1 4 II ;59 .22
Mu re 1 S. Nelson 2 4 II 3tl.22
Union pacific Railroad Company 3 4 II 39.22
Samuel Eu ston Est. 4 4 II 39122
Union paCific Railroad Company 5 4 II 39.22
J. C. Kountz 6 4 \I 39.22
Harold./;\. . Nelson '7 4 II 39.22
Dudley J. Hamilton, Jr. 8 4 11 39.22
TOTAL ,'1'627 52
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SECTION 2. The taxes so levied shall become payable and
delinquent in the manner provided by law.
SECTION 3. The Oi tY Clel'k: 1s hereby directed to certify
to the City Treasurer the amount of said taxes, together with
instruction to collect the same, as provided by law.
SEc'rION 4. This ordinance shall be in force and take ef-
fect. from and after its passage, approval and publication as pro-
vided by law.
passed and approved
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MAYOR
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ORDINANCE NO. 1574
An ordinance levying taxes in the City of Grand Island,
Nebrasl~:t)., fox' the fiscal year comrnencing wi th tbe second Monday 1m
August, 1937, and ending the second Monday in August, 1938, and
providing for the collection thereof.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. That there is hereby levied, and the same
shall be collected in the manner provided by law, upon all prop-
erty, real, personal, and mixed of every kind and character,
within the corporate limits of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
for the fiscal year cormnencing on the second Monday in August, 1937,
and ending on the second Monday of August, 1938, on each dollar of
the actual valuation of said property, taxes as follows, and for
the following purposes:
ffhe sum of Fifteen (15) Mills for all general and all
other municipal expenses.
The sum of Three Dollars (~;3.00) on each and every male
resident of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, between the ages
I of twenty-one (21) end fifty (50) years, except such as are by
law exempt therefrom as a poll tax.
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SECTION 2. The City Clerk of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, is hereby instructed and directed to certify to the
Count.y Clerk of Hall County, Nebraska, the amount of said taxes,
and the same shall be collected in the manner provided by law.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall be in force and take
effect from and after its passage, approval, and publication as
provided by law.
passed and approved this 4th day of August, 1937.
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A'rTES~.ry. M . .. y,
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ORDINANCE NO. lfi?fi
An Ordinance amending Section One of Ordinance No. 188,
as amended by O:rodinance No. 1142? as a.mended by Or.din8.Y!ce No.
1455 of the Cilt;)' of Grand Island, Nebraska, and requiring the
owner or harborer of any dog in the City of Grand Island, to
pay an annual registration tax thereon; providing certain
exemptions from such dog registration tax, and repealing said
Ordinance No. 1455.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. That Section One of Ordinance No. 188, as
amended by Ordinance No.. 1142" as amended by Ordinance No.. 1455
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be, and the same is here-
by amended to read as follows:
Tha t the owner or harborer of ever'y animal of the dog
kind in the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, is required to pay
to the City Treasurer of said City aL annual registration tax of
One Dollar ($1.00) for each dog owned or harbored; provided the
same is paid on or before the same becomes delinquent, or the
sum of One Dollar Fifty U~1.50) after said tax becomes delin-
quent, Provided, however, the owner or harborer of any dog
which is less than three months old shall not be ):'equired to
pay said tax. 'rhe dog taxes so collected shall be placed in the
Police Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; and it is here-
by. made the duty of every person owning or harboring any animal
of the dog kind in said City to report the same to the City
Treasurer and have the same listed and numbered and provided
with a metallic check, and to pay the registration tax as here-
in provided.. Said .tax shall become due on the first day of
May of each year and shall become delinquent on the first day
of June of each year.
SgCTION 2. 'That said Section One of Ordinance No.. 188,
as amended by Ordinance No. 1142, as amended by Ordinance No.
1455 be, and the same is hereby repealed.
SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall be in force and take
effect from and after its passage, approval, and publica ticn as
provided by law.
passed and approved
ATp~;t>dA
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this 4th day oZ_t, 1937. ,
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ORDINAN CR NO. 1576
BEING THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION OF THE CI'rY OF GRAND
ISLA.ND, NEBRASKA, FOR TH'g FISCAL YF.AR COMMENCING ON THE SECOND
MONIDAY IN AUGUST, 1937, AND ENDIl\G THE SEC.OND MONDAY IN AUGUST,
1938.
BE I T ORDAINED BY 'rEE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the Ci ty
of Grand Island" Nebraska:
SECTION 1. That the sum of $4500.00, or so much
thereof as may be necessary', is hereby appropriated out of the
General Fund of the City of Grand I sland, Nebraska, for the pur-
pose of pa:Ving the County 'l"1"'easurer of Hall County, Nebraska, for
collecting and remitting taxes due the City of Grand Island,
. ebra ska .
SECTION 2. That the sum of $14,500.00, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of the
General Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the pur-
pose of paying the salaries of the City Officers, including the
Mayor, eight Councilmen, Treasurer, Clerk, Attorney, Physician,
Jani tor, Weighmaster, Caretaker at the C1 ty Dump, Bacteriologist,
and Building Inspecto~, for the ensuing fiscal year.
That the sum of $2150.00, being the unexpended bal-
ance in said fund for the past fiscal year, is hereby re-appropri-
ated for the purpose herein expressed.
SECTION 3. That the sum of $20,000.00, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of the
General Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the pur-
pose of paying the expenses of building, repairing, grading,
flushing and cleaning the stl:'eets and alleys, opening streets
and alleys, the purchase of property, and for the construction
of streets, gutters, sidewalks, and crosswalks, and making other
street and alley improvements and for the purchase of tools,
implements and machinery, the salary of the Street Commissioner,
labor and all othelll expenses incidental to the streets and alleys.
SECTION 4. That the sum of $6500.00, or so much there-
of as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of the General
l'l.md of the Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the purpose of
paying the salary of tl~ City Engineer; and other salaries, and
the expenses of his office.
That the sum of $900.00 is hereby appropriated to repay
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a loan of that amount bOr1"OVled from the Light Fund.
Tha t the sum of $635.00, being the unexpended balarlCe
of said fund for the past fiscal year, is hereby re-appropriated.
SECTION 5. That the sum of $12,500.00, or so much there-
of as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of the General
Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the payment of the
expenses of lighting the streets, alleys, public grounds, and
buildings of the City of Grand Island, including the erection of
now lights and repairs.
SECTION 6. That the sum of $3800.00, or so much there-
of as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of the General
Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the purpose of
paying hydrant rental for the ensuing year.
That the unexpended balance in said hydrant rental fund
in the sum of $2200.00 is hereby re-appropriated..
SECTION 7. That the sum of '$15,000.00, or so much
thereof a!l may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of the
General Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the pur-
pose of paying the incidental expenses of the City of Grand
I Island, Nebraska, for the ensuing fiscal year, not otherwJse
herein provided for, including milk testing, election expenses,
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building and equipment, for recreational programs, and all other
expenses of the City not otherwise provided.
That the sum of $5000.00 is hereby appropriated for
the purpose of repaying a loan to the Light Fund under date of
February 3, 1937.
That the sum of $4000.00 is appropriated to repay a loan
from the Light Fund under date of May 18, 1937.
SECTION 8. Tha t the sum of :~30 ,000 .00, or so much
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General Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the
purpose of paying for the extension of sewers and drains, other
than those elsewhere herein provided for, and for all expenses
incidental to flushing sewers and repairing sewers and for the
operation of the disposal plant, for repairs incidental to the
operation of said plant, and for the salary of the Superintendent
and other Labor.
That the sum of ~~4000.00 is hereby appropriated to
repay a loan in that amount made from the Light Fund.
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SECTION 9. That the sum of $11,000.00 is hereby ap-
propriated for the purpose of maintaining, equipping, and operat..
ing of the muni ci pa 1 Airport.
SECTION 10. That the sum of $12,200.00, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of the
Park Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the purpose
of maintaining, extending, improving and beautifying the parks
and playgrounds of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the
purchase of such real estate as the Mayor and City Council may
deem necessary or advantageous, and for the purpose of paying
salaries, labor, and repairs.
SEC'fION 11. That the sum of ~~33,500.00, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of the
Police Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the
purpose of paying salaries of the Police Department and the
Police Judge and all expenses of the police Department, including
care and expenses of the Emergency Hospital, Board of Health, and
Secretary of the Board for the ensuing year.
That the sum of $4000.00 is hereby appropriated for
the purpose of repaying a loan made from the Light Fund.
SECTION 12. That the sum of $11,500.00, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of the
Cemetery Fund for the purpose of paying for salaries, labor,
improvements, expansions, beautification, and maintenance of the
Grand Island Cemetery, and to purchase more ground if needed.
That the sum of $1000.00 is hereby appropriated to
repay a loan made from the Light Fund.
That the sum of $400.00, b~ing the unexpended balance
in sa.id Cemetery Fund for 'the past fiscal year is hereby re-appro-
pria tad.
SECTION 13. That'the sum of $32,500.00, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of the
}i'ire Fund for the purpose of paying salaries of C1 t.y Firemen,
Chief and Assistant Chief of the Fire Department, for the pur-
chase of new hose and other equipment, and all expenses and re-
pairs necessary in the operation of the Fix'e Department.
That the sum of $3300 is hereby re-appropriated for
the benefi t of said fund, the same being the unexpended balance
in said fund for the pas1:;;;f1scal year.
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That the sum of ~j~;:S5,000.00 borrowed from the Light Fund
of the City of Grand Island, NebY'a.sl{a., being the estimated cost
of the neW Fire Station to be located on Lots Twelve (12) and
'rhirteen (1;'5), Ca.mpbell's Subdivision to the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, is hereby appropriated fDr said construction. said
amount of $35,000.00 to b~ repaid from a levy made at the rate
of $5,000.00 per year and to be repaid with interest at the rate
of three and one-half per cent (3~%) per annum.
That the sum of $1400.00 is hereby appropriated for
paying the interest on the said $35,000.00 loan for the ensuing
fiscal year.
That the sum of $4,000.00 is hereby appropriated to
repay that; amount on the original ~f;35,000.00 loan herein l"'eferred
to.
S}~CTION 14. That the sum of $4,000.00 is hereby ap-
propriated for the purpose of paving streets and alleys, inter-
sections and spaces opposl te public bui1dings and grounds, and
fo::r: the repairing of street a.nd a1le~l .. pavements.
That the unexpended balance in said fund for tl1e past
flscal year in tbe sum of *11100.00 is hereby re-appropriated.
SECTION 15. 'rhat the sum of 4~4000.00, or so much
thereof B.S may be necessar'y, is hereby appropriated out of the
]Vlusic Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the purpose
of paying for the ex {enses of vocal, instrumental, and amus ement
organizations, for fr'ce publiC concerts, festivals, parades, and
entertainments.
Tha t tbe fflun of $500.00, being the unexpended balance
of the pas t f is ca]. year in said fund, is hereby pe-a ppropria ted .
SECTION 16. .That the sum of ;~;7000.00, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of the
Library Fund of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, for the
purpose of paying the expenses of the public library, including
salaries, repairs, purchase of books and periodicals, and other
incidental, expenses for the ensuing year.
'rhat; the sum of ~)2500 .00, being the unexpended balance
in said Library Fund of tbe past fiscal year is hereby re-appro-
priated.
That the sum of $7QOO.OO, being the amount of cash on
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hand held by the City T1'6f;:t8U!'er for bui Iding purposes for said
City Library is hereby re~'G.ppropriated.
SECTION 17. TIJ.8.t the sum of i~3500 .00 is he1"eby appropri-
ated to pay the interest on $100,000.00 of refunding bonds of the
date of April 1, 1934, which bear interest at the rate of three
and one-half per cent (3'~%) per annum.
That the sum of $4,687.50 is hereby appropriated to pay
interest on Storm Sewer Bonds in the sum of $125,000.00, which
bear interest at the rate of three and three-fourths per cent
(3~%) per annUm.
That the sum of $2,684.00 is hereby appropriated for
permanent care of the lots in the Grand Island Cemet~ry, said
amount to be credited to the Cemetery Fund.
SECTION 18. That the revenues received from the opera-
tion of the Ice Department of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
are hereby approp~iated for the purpose of paying expenses of
the operation of said Ice Department, including salaries and
all incidental expenses in connection with the operation,
maintenance and enlargement of said Ice Department.
SECTION 19. (That the revenues received from the opera-
tion of the Water and Light Department of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, are especially appropriated by the laws of
the state of Nebraska, for the use and benefit of said Depart-
ment, and no appropriation for said Department is made herein.
SECTION 20. This ordinance shall be in force and take
effect from and after its passage, approval, and publication
as provided by law.
passed and approved this 4th day of August, 1937.
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onDINANGE NO" H577
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An orilinance levying special taxes to pay for tho cost of
COllstx'uct.:lon of the grav()llil'lg of GI's.vell:i,ng DjwtJ:':i et F~. G of
the City of Urand Isl,s!.l1d, Nebl'aska, and provic:Jirlg for- tlJe col-.
lect:lon thereof.
BE IT 0' :DAINm Wi TIlE
MA.YOH
CITY COUNCIL of the City
of Gran.d Island, Nebraska:
SEC'rION 1. 'I'hat there
],8 he1"'eby levied B.nd assessed against
the s(lver,o.l lots, traets and narccls of' land }lOT'einaftel' set fOI.th,
fm' tho purpose of 'paying the cost of e;:r'avelling of Gravelling Diti-
tl".l.et ]\;0.. 6 of the City of Gr'and I~ll8.nd, Nebraska, in aecordance
VI:U;h tl:c betlefi ti'l found and ass8Gsed against each of' the sevel'D.l
lots, trD.ets Dne] pareels of land in said district by the Wayor
and City CouncIl of the City of Grand ISJ[{nd, Nebl"8.;:(ka, sitting
at:! 8. Boa.r'd of Equalization, after due notlcc; gIven th(,)l:'(':o1' as :r'e-
quired by laid, a spee:'Lal t&i.X; each of tJie sf-:vn:('al lots, tracts and
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F:earJ.c:Ls 1~. \i'lj'alsl-1
Angle H. Brown
B. Phillips
G. J'ohns
Henry 1"101" ke Es t .
Peter ',ialbrecl1t
IViar-Lon D. Arboo'ast
. y> b
Johana Cronin Est.
LOT
1
2
'2
.:)
4
5
4
5
6
7
8
o
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10
6
7
8
9
10
6
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9
10
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William T. Foley 1
John ie';.. HOl'sl;man 2
Frederick F. Fedder Est.3
\I II II U. 4
James V. Rogers 5
School
II,
\I
II
U
II
II
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Grand Island Land Co.
Gladys \?lynn
Tg. II. Stel~n
\I " \I
William R. CunnIngham
Ed Klone SJi
F. G. Christensen N~
PeaI' 1 ~leekley
n u
Albert Etting Est.
II \I II
Alma Sn'yder
Fred Herman
GhY'is Hansen
Elsie I,8.mb Est.
Frank Strasse:p
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
7
8
9
10
1
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2
3
4
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6
6
6
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6
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
9
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
11
13
13
13
13
13
1'"
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14
14
14
14
14
ADDITION
AMOUNT
Hollins
II
II
II
1/
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1.G3
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1.63
1.63
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1,,625
1 . 6;:')
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11
II
II
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1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1..63
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1.63
1.6:3
1.63
1..G3
1.63
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11
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1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
II
II
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1.63
1 cr,
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1.63
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II
II
II
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1.31
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1.63
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1.63
1.63
1.63
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1 e (33
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1.63
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1.63
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1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
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1.63
1.63
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Page Six
NAME
Pearl Holden
Harr>;v Jewell
Anna A. Huston.
Frank Gress
H. B. paine
Anna Eu s t:;otl .
Ernest 1.1. Younkin
Equitable Bldg. &
II , 11-
Paul Hartsough
Odd Fellows
Ray sals1jUl",V"
Guy L. Bastian
F. Harry '!J:tlliallJS
" II tl
Walter' Charlton
Ernest Doan
Ed Jablonsld
.Toseph Srnaha
Hay In. Howe.rcl
Emma Mull'Jlead
Erne~3t Doan
II \I
El~nest L. Ki teh
11 " 11
Ernest Doan
Elizabeth Wicker
P. 1\. Petersen
Alida Niellloth
Lenora Steffen
II U
Guy P. Hyde
II 11-
Vel'a Hyde
11 U
Grand Island Land
Rebecca I,incJzy
J-es sls G. D111
\I \I \I
Frank Gross
II II
Millard F. Boquette
11 It
I_lOT
10
11
12
1;3
14
15
16
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tt 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
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13
14
15
16
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
2
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Cornpany5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
stephen P. Roas 5
Harl"y N. 01dsen 6
.Tess e Kano1'1' 7
Catherine Kanaff Est. 8
Ii1rartk. 13. NiD.1J.lt.~~~;I
J. WcKee W33
Vel~a f\TElrll,G-Y E;33
~C;;mil7:r Vor1!er.:: Es t.
15ar10 l,i:i11{e
Bessie Hil'8cbrnan
A. Gu enda 1 Es t ~
n II II
E1ai e Gaehl~inu;
Lngi 0
nazel
11
E. Brmvn
Ben f30n
\1
Peter f/lohr
Ee) Gr e gory
nacho1 rta;l
Ma:r.'l~i s Z vel tel
Axel Bensen.
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7
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5 Boggs ~\.:t1(1 Hill ., 1,25
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5 II II 1.25
5 II 11 1.25
r;:: II II 1.25
u
5 II It 1.~~5
5 It II 1.25
5 II II 1.25
6 u Ii 1".25
6 II If 1.25
6 II II 1.25
6 \I 11 1.25
6 II II 1.25
6 It II 1.25
6 II 11 1.25
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6 II II 1.25
6 II \I 1.~~5
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6 II It 1.25
6 tI II 1.25
6 It It 1.25
7 II II 1.25
7 II II 1.25
7 II II IIjJ~~5
7 u II 1..25
7 II II J~ .25
7 u II 1.25
7 II n 1.25
7 II II 1.25
8 II II 1..25
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8 u II 1.~~5
8 II II 1.25
8 It \I 1.~~5
8 \I II 1.~~5
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9 " \J 1.25
9 II II 1.2f5
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9 II II 1.B5
144 Union pa c:Lf:L c 2.n5
144 Ra i1r aad Second .61
144 Ii It .61
144 u 11 1. ~~2
144 H II ~; .P~ 5
21 Ru sse 1 '/Thee leI' 4.11
21 H 11 2.76
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21 11 \I 1.63
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2}.:; It It 2.09
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Ch0.1'le8 Mo.nn
Helen Preisenc1ol'g
F'redrich Cowell
It U
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Herman C(H:da
Emnl8. 1\,. reterBen
Nella Cover'
Hex'man Nelson
JA 1 bel"" tij'; 01'18. nel
Mary K. }:'phy
John F. Abrahamsan
Esther AsllV10l't;h
{:3. G. Nl ('l1SElri
Matti!.') Sheeloy
c. Johnson & M. Loeffel-l
bein
Silas A. Wilson 2
Mela Frederking 3
Emma E11ei.hausen 4
u U 5
'Fheo C. ,~:1.1 be 6
Fred iJJ. Goodr:i ell 7
Alexander 3cl<.oibel 8
Ed r,:1. Roberts
Ed Kent Est.
II II II
Ed :t th G. Da vi s
11 II 11
l~~v~.l C}. r:;11l t\JiJ or"
~F e t;8. \'"1. .~;-):c ec1 01;' l<j_ 1""1 g:
Marv A. Hoaeb
Bertha Lof gren
Clifford Sheets
Harry M. Johnson
Sox'en Encvol son
II i!
'rl1da Feter'sen
Russel W. Larrison
Sofa IVlJ.llel'
Anna' A. Slnl0P
E11zabetb Iv: .!o'Dj
Equl tllble BJ.de;. & Loan
Geor'ge J. schreefer.'
Elmer E. Huyck
II II II
Mina B. Schadt
LDura J'ohnson
Frank Z 1ma
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11
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11
11
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Hay Bottorf
II. II
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Casper' H.ougan
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8
9
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5
6
7
8
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23
23
23
23
23
24
24
24
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24
24
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24
24
24
f~5
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25
25
25
25
25
25
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28
28
28
28
28
2f3
28
29
29
29
29
29
30
30
30
30
30
30
38
38
38
38
38
38
39
39
39
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39
39
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ADDITION
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II
II
1I
II
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11
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II
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2$76
2.09
1.63
1.()3
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1.13
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4.11
2.76
2.55
2.76
4.11
2.48
1.13
go
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1.13
2.40
1.63
1 . G~5
2.09
~~.76
4,.11
2.48
1.13
.46
4.11
~~ .76
2.09
1.63
1.63
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1.13
2.48
4.11
2.76
2.09
2.?6
4.11
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1.13
2 .4B
2.48
1.13
.46
4i:'
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1.13
2~48
2 . ~1:8
1.13
.4,6
2.,18
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4.11
2.76
2.55
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NAME
Erbn1cl D. RCt\,'{les
M:: leon H:idd.o1,lon
Evc~lyn J3. l'ilenck
FY'edx'i ell Hembolt
Fred W. IV:8.ppe [1
Vessie Ramsthel
Lu cri ta Boyle
Fred Hintz
II II
Ben J. Cunningham
It 11
n II
JOE11 Wool V 81' ton
George E. Gu 11eon
Wi 11iam Moberg
Otis V.. Fent
otto Giesenhagen
John G. Bacon
Joane H. Johnson
Henry Tagge
Flay E. Mader
Ray E. McCone
Estella Hartsough
Flay E.. M8.cl AI'
Henriel-:! Busse
It It
Hosa V!:tnn
Nellie IVl. Hanna
tTu or gen Ko ek
!,orr
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6
7
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9
10
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
S.:L. 4
2
rl 4
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p\' ~~
t3.i~ 5
6
7
8
9
10
Katie G. rCruc};;enmi11er 1
Olive B. Metsick 2
Ernest Kroger 3
Equi. table Bldg. [j; Loan 6
Frank E. ~J~on 7
Anna E. V:b.i to 8
Bessie Ivi. Lannin 9
DoraJ. Hovey 10
HO'flarc1 J. Smi tb
B. .J. Clmningbam
t,tella Tift
Pearl \Hllis
W. E. 'loge
Rot3a Kuehner
Loup VaLLey BDnk of
mer
V e T~rJ () YJ. I~y cJ]]."'}, er~
Leon8.Y'c] Smitlh
Meta S.. ,Tor' '2:0n8c;11 <
Henry Mlntksn I
Angi (-; R. P,rovvn
,John Rernbo1t
II II
Dnniel Hintz
Herbert Lysinger
Garl EeL
Henry Rohling
Ella '1'. Lowell
qalter 1001'1'i8
Wi 1 Jjnrn G. Cl-eddes
Jennie Chamberlain
i\.tl E~'u :3 t 1;' I i l11e Ilnl
J.ohn A. Horstman
i?u san L. Glenn
Bertha B. Hale
Artht'r B. Chaplin
William A. Nickolas
Ida L. Tbornpson
\Tir gll l~l 1J Vii se
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5
, 6
l~'-i'~
6
7
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9
10
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3
6
7
8
9
10
6
7
8
6
7
8
9
10
6
7
8
9
10
BLOCK
ADDI rrrON
Hussel ~'rhee leI'
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II \I
II II
II II
It It
II \I
II II
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n It
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II 11
It II
It n
II II
II It
II II
II \I
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If 11
\I !l
II II
\I II
II "
II II
\I \I
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II Il
II II
II \I
II tltI
II n
II II
II "
II 1I
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" 11
\I II
II II
II It
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40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
43
43
43
43
43
43
43
43
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
45
45
4E,
4,5
45
415
<t5
45
46
46
46
46
46
46
46
46
46
46
47
47
47
IJ7
~17
47
117
4.7
7
7
7
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8
8
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9
9
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11
AIlOUNT
" 2.48
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1.13
.4;6
1..63
1.63
2.09
1.31
1.45
4.11
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1.13
2.48
4.11
2.76
2.09
1.63
~l . 63
2.4f3
1.1~'.i
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.56
.57
1.24
1.24
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2.76
2.[,5
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1.63
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1.73
2.31:3
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1.63
2.48
1.13
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1.63
1.63
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4.11
1 . t);5
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1 . 6~3
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1.63
1.63
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9
10
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SJ!;C'rION 2. The tax(;s so l',v:ted shall become puyfJ.bl.e, deJJ.n-
quent, and dl'EiW interest [Jg by IDw provided, af:J fol10vr~:l: one-tenth
shull become eJolinquont f:tfty daY;3 from tlle dat(; of this ley.'!; o:ne-
tenth in one year; one-tenth in two years; one.-tenth in tb.ree years;
one tenth in four years; one-tenth in five years; one-tenth in six
'y.e[lr~S; ():n_.e--t~>n_t}-l .lrl sevell .yeD.rs; c)r.to-terlt;h 111 eigl1t ~real)S an(~ OYle-
tc;ntrl in nine yeors from the da te of elli i3 levy; each of said ins tal-
ments except the first sh811 bear inter'eflt .a t
rate of seven per
cen l; pep 8.nnumu.nti 1 the sfJme become delinquent, ane eEt en of -the
delinquent ins tnlmen tEl shall draVi inter'os t [j t
rate of nine per
ccmt from 8.ncJ after' euell such instalment becomes dolinquent until
pHid; provided, howevep, thet; the entire amount so levied and 8.ss0ssed
against any of the aforesaid lots, tracts and parcels of land be
pa id. '\N i t}_,_i f1 r J. C
,{::Crom .~1!f date of this levy without interest;
ane) in tJJ8. t event, such lots, tracts and parcels of land shall be
exempt from any lien or charge for :i.nterost.
SECiCIOl'~
"7
0.
The City Clerk of the City
C}XoarJ(l Is 18-11(1, JJ fJ--
of
braska, is hereby authorized to forthwith certify to the City Treflsur-
81"1 of sale1 Gi t:l 'L}}(; 3.jTl.ourl G of saicl to.xes }J01;eil1 f3 et fOJ~ tJl, to tlJerb
VJ:l. Lr1fitruetion;, to collect t1-'8 same ai:l DJ'ovtded by law.
SgCTION 4. frlds ordins-ne(j s}19.11 be In fCH'ce and. take offect
fro:m and aft(;Y' :tts pasauge, approval and public8.tlo:n as pY'ov1.ducl by
law.
pf:lS3uej and ap!Jl'oved th:Ls 18th day of Aug;ust, 1937.
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fP~ ~/~ ~7
() tt[.tii,O(:i cl~eatirle; a 0141'1.) ane} (}l\ttex' I)J..f)t:r~lGt 111 tlll.e
OiLy of G:ea:nCl Ifilo.ncJ, Hcbx'C;lkaj defining tho boundnr.Lcs!:JlcI'eof';
provlding for the curbi
[,I. Ylcl
11'1 80.
d.i S -;~'t. i e t i r:l..Yld.
tt:-~;}:"l
provid.ing for the aSsA8H~len-L and colJuoctio!l of the cost t~helleof.
F)}~ Ir{' OI{I)l\IIJJID r~--'{ ~CJ~:E
1113:.. ~{O I{
GIrr~[ COLT]"; OIIJ of t110
G :t <L ;1
of
G:ea:nd J n
:i I'I (-:1') rD. s l:D.:
LJ11~CfrIOl~' 1. 1'~l[lt; t11e:r~e
is l!.ereby~ created. a curb
t t (~r~
ctJ.8tT'lGt~ lJ} t;}-J(~ Git:/ oJ) Cte~:r;JJ ISJ..8.11CJ., I~el)r&sl{[1.J to lJe 1(Y101Hl'l 8.S
CU1'b am) Gutter Dl,'tl'icG ria. 1 of tho City of Gr'Bnd I:;land, Fo=
bl?!J.Sya ..
SECTION 2.. said Curb 8.ncl. Gu 1:.;1:.;01' Dis trict shnJl eour";:L st
of t}i8. t
t of' FOl~!T.tE)el'l tll ~)tr~eet :fl~'onl tl}_o VJe(~ t; l)yaoper.ts I.J:1.r10
of t''!nJ.nut ~)t:t'c:et to the E8.fit Pl'Opel1ty Line of E
~3t:r'net in the
Cl toy' (),f n:L~f-1
Ir:J
1. Ine
(j , IT (:,' -h T-' n, 8 h~[t , 8~ r~ lJ.
[111 l(Jti.~),
t~r8c'bs and popcoltl of 10
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of Gl'v.nd Island, IielJras},cl1, do:fln:1.ng t1le bound::,.rieG tllGr'eof,
pr'ovJd:1.ng for the gre.vel1:tng of tt.e st:eeots in .:'la:lcl c1:1.str5.ct,
and p:povi dlllg fa}' the l(wying of special f'LSSGS
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for' t}IC COGt l'oof_
BE 1'1' or!DAnfJ'~D BY '~~HE MAYOn AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City- of GrD.nd Island, Nebrasl~a:
SECTION 1. There if, beJ:>eby cre8. ted a g:r:'ave11ing d:Ls-
tr:i ct in tbe City of Grand Island, l~e;Jl'aska, to be lmovin and
designated as Gravelling District No.9 of the City of Grand
Island, iiebraska.
SEG'IIION ~2. S8.id gl'Ccvelling d.i:3triet
11 cC1rlsislj of
tbHt papt of Flfteentll street fx'om tb.e East PY'OPE3J':.t;;y Line of'
S~yce,mo:r.'(; stl'r;ot.; '1:'0 tb e Ea s t l)r-op01r ty L:1.ne of Wheeler Street;
S;y co.more stroe t fl~om the Sou tll Pr'operty Line of Twelfth StJ:'eet
to the South Property L1ne of Seventeenth Street; Pine street
fx'om tYe North .Property Lj_ne of '.J;v1!clftlt Str'eet to the South
P:t'operty IJine of Seventeenth stree t; L0.0u f) t ~)tr()ct fJ:'om tbe
North. Pl'O per't,y T,1ne of '[1welfth Street to tho Sou bIt Prope:r.t;1'
Lj:ne of ~3eventeentb Street; Th:trteenth S"t:;roeb from tile :r~ast
Prope:pt;y Lino of PinG Street to the EO.st P:t'O[K1T'ty ISne of
Eddy stX'r)et; li'oclJ:,teenth Street from the Eaed; Propcl'ty Line
of Pine l:3trf;ot to the East Property Line of Eddy Stl'eet; '.:';al-
nut Street from t}je Nortb Proporty Lin.e of 'P'Nelfth street to
I::;lH3 Sou
Proper't.y Line of F'ourteenth Street; Cec1.o.r street
front the ITol'tll Prope:t.'t:'/ Line of 'Pwelfth Street to the South
Propert;y Line of };'ourteenth Street; m.In Str-eet from the Nortb
Pl"'opeI't~ Iilne of Tvvelfth Str'eet to the Sou th Property L:1n.C: of
Fourtnontl1. !3tl'eet; Cleburn Utl'oet from tlle Nort11 Property Line
of 'Tv'ielf t11 ;3trcet to tlH:: South IJroper.ty }:"inG of Fourteen tb
Street, all in the City of Grand I~::land, Nebraska, and shall
include a 11 Jots, tracts, and parcels of land lying in said
district to a d.epth of 132 feet.
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abuttlng p:r'opc~r't,\,r OVflH3T'ii iLL relatd djnLJ:'ict, at; the t:hne of the
8Dfle tlnen.t cftld 8 ord jXJflnce to file Vii tl' tJI.O Gi ty' Clopk vv:ItL:trl
twenty days fT'om the fj I'st 'lJubli ca tion of tld sore] lnnnce area t..
ing said district, 0..8 pr'ovidsc} by law, vl1:itton ot!joctions to the
gravellIng of said streets in said district.
SECTION 5. 'fhat tbo entire cost of gravelling said
fJtreets iII ;::a:ld di. strict alia]J. be assesEJed againr:t the lots,
tracLE:, and parcels of land especiall;y beneflted t},oreby, in
propoI'tion to sl;.cl, bonefi ts to be dete:r>mined by the I/[ayol" and
City Council as by law provided.
SECTION G. This 01~dinancc1 shall be in f(n~ce and take
eff8ct from and after its passage, approval, and rmblication
as p:r-ovic1ed by law.
pass(ld and e.ppJ'ovc,d chi? :,.~~:r~ day of AUgtlBt, 1937 e
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ORDINANCE NO~ i5B4-'~
An ordinance authorizing and directing the conveyance
of certain real estate belonging to the City of Grand Island,
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Nebraska, providing for the manner and terms of such sale; pro-
viding for the giving of notice of said sale and the terms there-
of; and providing for the filing of a remonstrance against the
sale thereof signed by legal electors of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, equal in number to thirty per cent (30%) of
the electors of said Ci tYI "loting at the last regular munici-
City of Grand Island, NebraSka:
SECTION 1. The sale and conveyance of real estate
hereinafter mentioned is hereby directed and authorized to Ivan
Waldo and Geraldine Waldo, husband and wit..
The property directed and au:bhor1zed. to be conveyed
is described as follows:
part of the Southwest ~arter of the Southeas~ ~arter
of the Southeast One-Quarter (SIfl-;f of SEiof SE~J of
Section Three (3) in Township Eleven ell), North, of
Range Nine (9), West of the 6th P. M. containing one
(1) acre, described as follo,ws: Beginning at a
point 33 feet North of the South line of Section 3,
and 4105 feet East of ... West line of said Section
3, running thenced1.l6 North 264 feet to a stake,
thence due East 165 feet to a stake, thence due
South 264 ~.et to a stake, and thence West 165 feet
to the place of beginning, all in Hall County , Ne-
braska, according to survey and description furnished
by I. R. Morearty, City Engineer.
SECTION 2. The manner and terms of such sale of
said real es ta te are as follows: The said I van Waldo and
Geraldine Waldo shall purchase said real estate under contract
for the sum of $600.00 and shall pay at the time of the signing
of said contract the sum of One Hundred Fifty ($150 .00) Dollars.
The portion remaining unpaid shall be paid to the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, in monthly installments at the rate of Fi~teen
($15.00) per month; and the purchaser thereof shall pay six per
cent (6%) interest on the unpaid balance and the purchaser shall
pay all taxes assessed against said property after the signing
of said contract.
SECTION 3. As prOvided by law notice of such sale
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and the. t.erms ther.e.Qf.. .sha.II.. be.. puhIi,she.d fQr threacQnseautive
weeks. in, the, Gr~nd.Is.l!itnd Daily. Inde.pendent,... 8.new,apaper publLshed
in and of general circulation in the City of Grand Island, Ne-
braska.. immediately after the passage and publication of this
ordinance; and the City Clerk is hereby directed and instructed
to prepare and publish such notice.
SECTION 4. Authority is hereby granted tQ the elec-
tors of the City of Grand Island.. Nebraska, to file a remQnstrance
against such sale of said real estate; and if a remonstrance
against such sale filed by legal electors of said City equal in
number to thirty per cent (30~) of the electors of said City,
vQting at the last regular municipal election held in said City
be filed with the Mayor and Oouncil of said Oity within thirty
days of the passage and publication of this ordinance.. said
property shall nQt then, nor wi thin one year tllereafter.. be
sold.
SECTION 5. The sale of said real estate is hereby
directed, authorized and confirmed; and if no remonstrance be
filed against such sale, the Mayor and Oity Clerk shall, after
the terms Qf said contract are fully carried out, make, execute
and deliver to the said Ivan Waldo and Geraldin~. Waldo) Husband
and Wife, a deed for said property and the execution of said
deed is hereby authorized Without further action on behalf
of the C1 ty Oouncil.
SECTION 6. This ordinance shall be in force and take
effect from and after its passage, approval and publication as
required by law.
passed and approved this 15th day of September, 1937.
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ORDINANCE NO.15SSc,r.
An Ordinance to regulate and restrict the height, number
of stories, size of buildings and other structures, the percentage
of lot that may be occupied, the size of yards, cl)urts, and other
open spaces, the density of population, and the location and use
of buildings, structures, and land for trade, industry, residence,
or other purposes, for the purpose of promoting health, safety,
morals, or the general welfare of the community and for said pur-
pose to divide the city into districts and prescribe uniform regu-
lations therein; to create a Board of Adjustment and define its
duties; to require filing of plats with application for building
permits; providing penalties for the violation of the provisions
of this ordinance, and repealing Ordinance No. 1546 and all
ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL of the C1 ty of Grand
Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. Definitions. For the purpose of this ordi-
nance certain terms and words are herewith defined as follows:
Words used in the present tense include the future; the
singular number includes the plural number, and the plural the
singular; the word illotQ includes the word Uplot" and the word
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"Building" includes the word "structure"; the word nshallu is
mandatory and not directory. Any words not herein defined shall
be construed as defined in the building code.
Ac~essory Building: A subordinate bUilding, or portion
of main building, the use of which is incidental to that of the
main building.
Alley: A public thoroughfare less than twenty (20) feet
in width.
Apartment House: See "Multiple Dwelling".
Basement: A story partly under ground, which, if not
occupied for living purposes shall not be included as a story for
purpose of height measurements.
Boardin~ House:. A building other than a hotel, Where
lodging and meals are provided for four (4) or more persons not
members of a family.
Building: A structure having a roof supported by columns
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or walls and. when separated by party walls without openings 1 t
shall be deemed a separate building except. as providedn .in Sec.tion. 5.
Buildin~. Hei~t of: The vertical distance measured from
the curb level to the highest point of the roof surface, if a flat
roof; to the deck line of mansard roofs, and to the mean height
level between eS. ves and ridge for gable, hip and gambrel roofs.
Court: An open space on the same lot with a building,
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unoccupied and unobstructed from its lowest level upward except as
o-:t;herwise provided herein.
Inner Court: A court surrounded on all sides by walls,
or by walls and a lot line.
outer Court: A court extending to an opening upon a
street, alley or yard.
Outer Oourt,Length of: The mean horizontal distance
between the open and closed ends of the court.
Height of Court: The vertical distance from the lowest
level of such court to the highest point of any bounding wall.
Ourb Level: The mean level of ,the established curb in
front of the building.
Dwelling, One-Family: A. detached building designed for
or occupied exclusively by one family.
Dwelling, TwO-family:.. J4 detached or semi-detached build-
ing designed for or occupied exclusively by two families.
Dwelling! Multiple; A. building or portion thereof designed
for or occupied as the home of three or more families or house-
holds living independently of each other, including tenement houses,
apartment houses, apartment hotels.
Frontage: A.ll the property abutting upon one side of a
street between two intersecting streets measured along the street
line.
Garage, Pri va te:. A garage wi th capacity for not mer e than
three (3) steam or motor driven vehicles for storage only in which
space for not more than one (1) vehicle shall be rented to persons
not occupants of the premises.
Garage, Communi tY:n The term u-conununi ty garages" when used
in this ordinance means a series of pr! vate garages located Joint-
ly on a common lot having no public shop or service in connection
therewith wi th a capacity of not more than fi veauthmobiles. Com-
munity garages may exceed a five (5) automobile capacity provided
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the lot .wher.eon such conununity gar;;1ge is. lo..cated shall. contain one
thousand (1,000) squQ~e feet fo~ aaoh Automobile sto~ed.
Garage, Public: u"A garage other than a prIvate garage,
used for housing or care of more than three (3) steam or motor
driven vehicles, or where any such vehicles are equipped for
operation, repaired, or kept for remuneration, hire or sale.
Hotel: A building occupied as the more or. less temporary
abiding place of individuals Who are lodged with or without meals,
and in Which there are more than twelve (12) sleeping rooms usual-
ly occupied singly and no provision made for cooking in any in-
di vidual apartment.
Lod~in~ House: A building, other than a hotel, where
lodging is provided for four (4) or more persons not members of a
family.
~: Land occupied or to be occupied by a building and
its accessory buildings together with such open spaces as are re-
quired under this ordinance, and having its principal frontage
upon a public street or officially approved place.
Lot, Corner: A lot situated at the junction of two or
more streets, and having a width not greater than sixty-six (66)
feet.
Lot, Interior; A lot other than a corner lot.
Lot, Through: An interior lot having frontage on two
streets.
Lot Lines: The lines bounding a lot as defined herein.
Non-Conforming Use: A building or premises occupied by
a use that does not conform with the regulations of the use and height
district in which it is situated.
place: An open unoccupied space permanently reserved for
purposes of access for abutting property.
Residential purpose: Any building used for residential
purposes shall be taken to mean one or two family private reSidences,
apartment houses, and multiple dwellings.
Setback: The minimum horizontal distance between the
street line and front line of the building or any prOjection there-
of, excluding steps and unenclosed porChes.
stable, Private: A stable with a capacity for not more
than three horses or mles.
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and the ceiling next above it.
Story, Half: A story under a gable, hip or gambrel roof,
the wall plates of which on at least two (2) opposite exterior walls
are not more than" two (2) feet above the finished floor of such
story.
Street: Apublie thoroughfare twsnty (20) feet or more
in width.
Structural Alterations: Any change in the supporting
members of a building, such as bearing walls, columns, beams or
girder's.
Tenement Jiol.tse: See "Multiple Dwelling."
~: An open space on the same lot with a building,
unoccupied and unobstructed from the ground upward except as
otherwise provided herein.
Rear yard: A yard, unoccupied except by an accessory
building as hereinafter permitted, extending across the full
wid th of the lot between the rear line of the building and the
rear line of the lot.
Side yard: A yard between the building and the sid.e line
of the lot and extending trom the street line to the rear yard.
HeiP:ht of Yar~; The vertical d,!stance from the ground
level of such Y'a~d to the highest po:tnt of any bounding wall.
SECTION 2. Use and Height
District Regulations.
In order to regulate and restrict the location of trades and
industries and the location of buildings erected or altered tor
specified uses and to limit the height and bulk of buildings
hereafter erected or altered; to regulate and determine .the area
of yards, courts and other open spaces surrounding buildings,
and to regulate and limit the density of population, the City of
Grand Island. is hereby dinded into tlUse and Heip.,ht Districts'"
of which there shall be three (3), mown as:
Resident District.
Commercial District.
Industrial District.
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The Oity of Grand Island isherehy divided into three (3)
districts, aforesaid, and the boundaries of such districts are
shown upon the map attached hereto and made a p8.1"t of this ordi-
nance being designated as the "Use and Height District" and said
~p and all notations, references1 and other things shown there-
on shall be as much a part of this ordinance as if the matters
and things set forth by said map were all fully described herein.
Except as he1"einafter provided, no building shall be
erected or structurally altered, nor shall any building or prem-
ises be used for any purpose other than is pe1"mitted or conforms
wi th the regulations herein established for the use and height
in which such building or premises is located.
No building or premises in any part of the City of Grand
Island shall be used for any trade, industry or purpose that is
noxious or offensive by reason of the emission of odor1 dust,
smoke, gaS1 fumes or noise or that is detrimental to the public
health, safety or welfare.
No lot area sha.ll be so reduced or diminished that the
yards, or open sp$ces shall be smaller tban prescribed by this
ordinance, nor shall the density of population be incr_sed in
any manner except in conform! ty with the area regulations here-
by established for the district in which such building is located.
SEOTION 3. ResidentDistri~. In the "Resident District"
no building or premises shall be used and no building Shall be
hereafter erected or altered unless otherwise prOVided in this
ordinance, except for one or more of the following .uses:
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One and Two-Family Dwellings.
Multiple Dwellings,
Boarding and Lodging Houses.
Churches and,Schools.
LtbTarles# museums, parks, playgrounds, b~nCh tele-
phone exchanges, and community buildings o,med and
con:troI.led by the municipality; or buildings for
pijblic service corporations or for public utility
purposes which the city councl1 declares reasonably
necessary for the public oonvenience and welfare.
Farming and Truok Gardening.
Nurseries and Greenhouses for the propogation, cul-
tivation, and sale of plants and cut flowers only.
Hospitals and Clinics.
Institutions of an educational, philanthropic or
eleemosynary nature.
Private Clubs, Fraternities, Lodges1 except those
the chief activity of which is a servioe customarily
carried on as a business. .
Accessory Buildings (see Seotion 5), including pri-
vate and community garages when located not less than
sixty (60) feet from the front lot line or within or
attached to the dwelling. A private or community
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garage may exceed a three (3) vehicle capacity pro-
vided the area of the lot whereon such a private
garage is located shall contain not less than one
thousand (1000) sqUare feet for each vehicl-e stored.
The location of all private stables shall be subject
to the regulations of the Board of Health.
l2.Uses cu.tomarily incident to any of the above uses
when located on the same lot and not involving the
conduct of a business; including home occupation not
involving the conduct of a business on the premises,
and the office of a physician, surgeon, dentist,
musician or artist, when situated in dwellings pro-
vided no name plate shall exceed one (1) square
foot in area. No signs exceeding eight (8) square
feet in area appertaining to the lease, hire or sale
of a building or premises, nor advertising sign of
any other character shall be permitted.
In the Resident District the height of buildings, the
minimum dimensions of yards and courts, and the minimum lot area
per family shall be as follows:
Hei~t: No building hereafter erected or structurally
altered shall exceed forty-five (45) feet. See section 5.
Rear Yard: There shall be a rear yard ha ving a minimum
depth of ten (10~ feet. See Section 5.
Side yard: There shall be a side yard on each side of
a building of not less than four (4) feet in width, provided,
however, that on a lot having a width of less than thirty-three
(33) feet and of record at the time of the passage of this ordi-
nance, there shall be at least one side yard or not less than
four (4) feet in width. See Section 5.
Outer Court: The least dimension of an outer court shall
be not less than five (5) feet, nor less than two (2) inches for
each foot of height of such court, nor less than two (2) inches
for each foot of length of such court from the closed end. See
Section 5.
Inner Court: The least dimension of an inner court shall
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be not less than six (6) feet, nor less than two and one-half (2*)
inches for each foot of height of such court, nor shall its area
be less than twice the square of its required least dimension.
Setback: There shall be a setback line of not less than
twenty (20) feet, provided that:
(1) Where forty (40) per cent or more of the frontage is
built up with buildings, the majority of which have an average
setback with a variation or not more than six (6) feet, no build-
ing hereafter erected or structurally altered shall project beyond
the average setback line so established;provlded, further, that
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this regulation ,shall not be so interpreted as to require 8, set-
back line of more than fifty (50) feet.
(2) Nothing in this regulation shall be so interpreted
as to reduce the buildable width of a corner lot facing an inter-
secting street and 'of record at the time of the passage of this
ordinance to less than twenty-eight (28) feet.
Lot Area per Family~ Every building hereafter erected
or structurally altered shall provide a lot area of not less than
one thousand (1000) square feet per family.
Building Are~~ All buildings erected or altered in the
Resident District for any purpose except one and two family resi-
dences or multiple dwellings shall be so proportioned as to pro-
vide open' spaces on the lot equal to fifty (50) per cent of the
area of the lot.
SECTION 4. Oommercial District. In the~Commercial
District" ..11 buildings and premises except as otherwise provided
in this ordinAnce m.a:t be used fo'!"' any use pet'mitted in the "Resi-
dent District'l or for any other use except the fOllOWing;
1. Blacksmi thing or Horsesho~1ng shop.
2. Building Material yard.
3. Carting, express, hauling or storage yard.
4. Contractor's plant or storage yard.
5. Coal, coke or wood yard.
6. Cooperage works.
7. Ice plant or storage house of more than five (5} ton
capaci ty.
8 . Laundry.
9. Livery stable.
10. Lumber Yard.
11. Machine Shop.
12. Milk pasteurizing, bottling and/or distribution
s ta ti on .
13. Stone yard or Monumen,tal W01"ka.
14. Oommercial storage warehouse.
15. All uses excluded from the Industrial District.
16. Any kind of manufacture oJ," treatment other than the
manufacture or treatment of products clearly inci-
dental to the conduct of a retail business on the
premises.
In the Commercial District the height of buildings, the
minimum dimensions of yards and courts and the minimum lot area
per family shall be as follows:
Hei&ht: No building hereafter erected or structurally
altered shall exceed one hundred seventy-five (175) feet or four-
teen (14) stories.
Side Yard: A side yard, if provided, shall be not less
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Rear Yar~: There shall be a rear yard of not less
than eight (8) feet.
Outer Court; The least dimension of an outer court
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two (2) inches for each foot of height of such court, nor
less than two (2) inches for eaeh foot of length of such courts,
from the enclosed end. See Section 5.
Inner Court: The least dimension of an inner court
shall be not less than six (6) feet, nor less than two (2)
i.Dches wide for each foot of height of such court, nor shall
its area be less than twice the square of its required least
dimension.
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Lot Area per Famil~: Buildings or parts of build-
ing hereafter erected or structurally altered for residential
purposes shall comply with the lot area requirements of Resi-
dent District, except where such buildings exceed 60 feet in
height, 400 square feet of lot area per family be required>
for inside lots and 300 square feet of area per family on
corner lots.
SECTION 5. Height and Area District Exceptions.
The foregoing requirements in the height and area districts
shall be subject to the following exceptions and regulations:
Height: (a)' In the Resident Districts public or
semi-public buildings, schools, ChurChes, hospitals or sani-
tariums may be erected to a height not exceeding sixty (60)
feet, when set back an additional foot on all sides for each
foot such buildings exceed forty-five (45) feet in height.
(b) Parapet walls not exceeding four feet in
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height, chinmeys, cooling toV'rers, elevator bulk....heads, fir~
towers, gas tanks, grain elevators, penthouses, stacks,
stage towers or scenery lofts, sugar refineries, tanks,
water towers, radio towers, ornamental towers, monuments,
cupolas, domes and spires and necessary mechanical appurten-
ances may be erected as to their height in accordance with
existing or hereafter adopted ordinances of the City of Grand
Island.
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(c) A.re~: For the purpose of area regulations a
semi-detaChed (two-family) dwelling and four-family multiple
dwelling (double duplex or double flats) btaving a common party
wall shall be considered as one building occupying one lot.
(d) In computing the depth of a rear yard or outer
court for any building where such yard or court opens onto an al-
ley or street, one-half (t) of such alley or street may be as-
sumed to be a portion of the yard or court.
(e) Buildings on through lots and extending through
from street to str~et may waive the requirements for a rear
yard by furnishing an equivalent open space in lieu of such re-
quired rear yard.
(f) Every part of a required yard or court shall be
open' from its lowest point to the sky unobstructed, except for
~he ordinary projections of sills, belt courses, cornices, eaves
and ornamental features; provided, however, that none of the above
projections shall project into a court more than six (6) inches
nor into a required side yard more than twenty-four (24) inChes.
SECTION 6. Industrial District. In the "Industrial
Di strict" all buildings and premises except as otherwise pro-
vided in this ordinance may be used for any use permitted in the
"Commercial District" or for any other use except the follOWing:
1. Abbattoirs.
2. Ammonia" Bleaching Powder or Chlorine Manufacture.
3. Arsenal.
4. Boiler Works"
5. Brick, Tile or Terra Cotta Manufacture.
6. Bag Cleaning.
7. Celluloid Manufacture.
8 . Crema tory.
9. Distillation or Bones, Coal or Wood.
10. Dyestuff Manufactur.e. all ,/.
11. Fat Rendering. ~ ~, /11~ /1f1/9q(J
12. Fertilizer Manufacture and Bone Grinding. PJ..r ~. ~Ic~ tt-f j}J:; %: Ifo
13. Fireworks or Explosive Manufacture.
14. Gas (illuminating or heating) manufacture or storage.
15. Glue, Size or Gelatine Manufacture.
16. GunpOWder, manufacture or storage.
17. Incineration or Reduction of Garbage, Dead Animals,
Ofral or Refusa.
18. Lamp Black Manufacture.
19. Ore Reduction.
20. Petroleum Products Refining.
21. potash Works.
22. Paroxylin Manufacture. /
23. Rock Crusher.
24. Rolling Mill.
25. salt Works.
26. Smelters.
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28. Stock yards.
29. Sulphu~ia, Nitric or Hydrochloric Acid ManufaetuFe.
30. Tallow, Grease or Lard Manufacture or Refining
from animal fat.
31. Tanning, Curing or Storage of Raw Hides or Skins.
32. Tar Distillation or Manufactu~e.
33. TobaccQ(che:wing) Manufacture or Treatment.
34. Wool Pulling or Scouring.
35. Yeast Plants.
SECTION 7. Non-Conforming Uses. The lawful use of
land existing at the time of adoption of this ordinance, al-
though. such use does not conform to the provisions hereof, may
be continued, but if such non-conforming use is abandoned,
any future use of said premises shall be in conformity with
the provi sions of this ordinance.
The lawful use of a building existing at the time of
the adoption of this ordinance may be continued although such
use does not conform with the provisions hereof, and such use
may be ext:ended throughout the building, provided no structural
alterations, except those required by law or ordinance are made
therein. If no structural alterations are made, a non-conform-
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use of the same or a higher classification.
Whenever a Use District shall be hereafter changed,
any then existing non-conforming use in such changed district
may be continued or changed to a use permitted in that dis-
trict, provided all other regulations governing the new use
are complied with.
Whenever a non-conforming use of a building has been
changed to a more restricted use or to a conforming use, such
use shall not hereafter be changed to a less restricted use.
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SECTION 8. Board of Adjustme~~. The City Council
shall consti tute a Board of Adjustment. The word "board" when
used in this article refers to said board of adjustment. The
Mayor shall preside as chair~~ and the City Clerk shall act
as the Clerk of said board.
Meetin~s: The meetings of the board shall be held
at the call of the chairman and at such other times as the
board may determine, and the quoru~/, required and necessary for
the city council meeting shall constitute a quorum for the
meeting and transaction of business of the Board of Adjustment.
Said meetings of the board shall be public and said board shall
keep the minutes of its proceedings, sh~{ing the vote of each
member upon every question, and if any mernber thereof is ab-
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sent or not voting, such fact shall be indicated by the record.
Appeals.; Appeals to the Board of Adjustment may be
taken by any person aggrieved or by any officer, department
board or bureau of the municipality affected by any decision
of the administrati veofficer, provided such appeal shall be
taken Within ten (10) days after the decision of the adminis-
trative officer, by filing With the officer from whom the
appeal is taken, and with the Board of Adjustment, written
notice of appeal specifying the ~ound thereof. The officer
from whom the appeal is taken shall forthwith transmit to the
board all the papers constituting the recora upon Which the
action. appealed from was taken.
An appeal shall stay all proceedings in furtherance
of the action appealed from, unless the officer from whom the
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appeal is taken certifies to the Board of Adjustment after the
notioe of appeal shall have been filed with him, that by rea-
son of facts stated in the action a stay would, in his opinion,
cause imminent peril of life or property. In such case, pro-
ceedings shall not be stayed otherwise, than by a restraining
order which may be granted by the Board of Adjustment or by a
court of record on application on notice to the officer from
whom the appeal is taken and on due cause shown.
The Board of Adjustment shall fix a reasonable time
for the hearing of the appeal, give public notice thereof as
well as due notice to the parties in interest and decide the
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same wi thin a reasonable time. Upon the hearing any party
may appear in person or by agent or by attorney.
The Board of Adjustment shall have the follOWing
powers:
1. To hear and deCide appeals where it is alleged
there is error in any order, requirement, decision, or deter-
mination made by an administrative official in the enforce-
ment of this act or of any ordinance adopted pursuant thereto.
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2. To hear and decide special exemptions to the terms
of the ordinance upon which such board is required to pass
under such ordinance.
3. To authorize upon appeal in specific cases such
variance from the terms of the ordinances as Will not be con-
:t;rary to the public interest, where owing to special condi-
tions, a literal enforcement of the provisions of the ordin-
ance will result in unnecessary hardship and so that the spirit
of the ordinance shall be observed and substantial justice done.
In exercising the above mentioned powers such board
may, in conformity with the provisions of this act, reverse
or affirm, wholly or partly, or may modify the order, require-
ment, decision, or determination appealed from and may make
such order, requirement, decision or determina'tion as ought
to be made, and to that end shall have all the powers of the
officer from whom the appeal is taken.
The concurring vote of two-thirds of the members of
the board shall be necessary to reverse any order, requirement,
decision or determination of any such administrative officer,
or to decide in favor of the applicant on any matter upon
which it is required to pass under this ordinance, or to ef-
fect any variation of such ordinance.
In addition to the general powers granted above the
Board of .Adjustment shall have the power to interpret the pro-
visions of this ordinance in such a way as to carry out its
intents and purposes and to adopt from time to time such rules
and regulations as it may deem necessary to carry into effect
the provisions of this ordinance.
SECTION 9. Plats and Enforcement>> All applications
for building permits shall be filed with the City Bu~lding
Inspector, and be accompanied by a plat in du'pllcate drawn to
seale, showing the actual dimensions, radius and angles of the
lot to be built upon, with the exact size, dimensions and lo-
cation of tIle buildings and aQcessory buildings to be erected,
and the use for which designed, and shall in the resident dis-
trict also show the location of dwelling houses on abutting
lots, and suoh other information as may be necessary for the
enforoement of this ordinance. A careful record of such ap-
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plications and plats shall be kept in the office of the Build-
ing Inspector. No yard, court or other open space provided
about any building for the purpose of complying wi th the pro-
visions of these regulations shall again be used as a yard,
court or other open space for another building.
(One copy of such plans shall be returned to the
owner when approved by the Oity Building Inspector, who shall
be the administrative officer and be charged with the enforce-
men t of thi s ordinan ce .)
No building pe~mits shall be issued for the erection
of any building unless the plans conform to this ordinance;
and no building shall be erected in violation of or which shall
not conform to the provisions of this ordinance, on or under
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have been commenced in good faith prior to the enactment of
this ordinance.
SECTION 10. Interpretations. In their interpretation
and application the provisions of this ordinance shall be held
to be the minimum requirements adopted for the promotion of the
public health, safety and general welfare. This ordinance shall
not apply to existing structures nor to the existing use of any
building, but shall apply to any alterations of a building to
provide for its use for a purpose, or in any manner different
from the use to which it was put before alteration, provided
that this ordinance shall not be construed to prevent the res-
toration of a building damaged not more than fifty (50) per
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cent of its assessed valuation by fire, explosion, act of God,
or the public enemy, or prevent the continuation of the use of
such building, or part thereof, as such use existed at the time
of such damage; nor shall the same be construed to prevent a
change of such existing use under higher classification as
herein prOVided, and no building which has been damaged as
above provided to the extent of more than fifty (50) per cent
of its assessed valuation shall be rebuilt or repaired except
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in conformity with the regul/3.t.i.onscontalned in this ordinance.
Provided., however, nothing cont/3.ined in this section or ordi-
nance shall be construed to prohibi t or prevent the rebuilding
of suburban grocery stores existing in the residential districts
a t the time of the adoption of this ordinance. Such suburban
grocery stores may be rebuilt if destroyed or damaged to an ex-
tent greater than fifty per cent (50%) of their assessed valua-
tion, and if and when such suburban grocery store is rebuilt,
the building or structure so e'rected shall be put to the same
use as the building which was destroyed or to a use in a higher
classification; and the new structure erected shall be placed
upon the same premises on which the old structure was situated.
The neW building or structure to be erected shall be designed
so as to resemble a residence or dwelling house, and the archi-
tecture thereof shall be in harmony with the architecture in
the i~nediate vicinity or neighborhood. The plan and design
of such new proposed structure shall before construction there-
of is commenced, be submitted to the Building Inspector and by
him approved; and provided, further, that if and wh~n any such
suburban grocery now existing in the residential districts be
destroyed to the extent of fifty (50) per cent or more of its
assessed valuation, the structure so damaged or destroyed shall
be removed and a neW structure shall be built in accordance with
the provisions of this section and in accordance with the pro-
visions of this ordinance. When the boundary line of any use
district divides a lot in single ownership at the time of the
adoption of this ordinance, nothing herein shall be construed
to prevent the extension of the use existing on either portion
of such parcel,of ground fo~a distance of not greater than
thirty (30) feet. The city council may authorize in a residence
district, for a period of not more than One (1) year from the
date of such permit, a temporary building for commerce or
industry incidental to the residential developments. PrOVided,
however, tha t such permi t shall not be renewed. A structure
or premises may be erected or used in any location by a public
service corpora.tion or for public utili ty purposes which the
city council deems reasonably necessary for the public conven-
ience and welfare.
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It is not intended by this ordinance tq repeal, abro-
gate, annul or in any way impair or interfere with any existing
restrictions of law or ordinance, or with any rule, regulation
or permit previously adopted or issued, pursuant to law, limit-
ing the use of building or premises; nor is it intended by this
ordinance to interfere with or abrogate or annul any restrictive
easements or covenants between parties; provided, however, that
where this ordinance imposes a greater restriction upon the use
of buildings or premises or requires larger yards or open spaces
than are imposed or required by such existing provision~ of law
or or'dinance, or by' such rules, regulations or permits, or by
such easements or covenants, the provisions of this ordinance
shall control.
SECTION 11. Gasoline Retail and Service Stations.
Loca tion, Restrictio.ill!" Re~l~tlQns, 4PPli~ tion therefor,
Maps, Plat.~" Plans, Permit. No Retail Gasoline and Service
Station shall, after the adoption of this ordinance, be
constructed in the Residential Districts.
Any person, firm, corporation or association desiring
to erect a retail gasoline and service station in the industrial
or commercial Districts &lall first comply with the following
regulations:
Application to erect said gasoline and service station
shall be filed with the Building Inspector, and the
Applicant shall file with said application a map
or plat, showing the exact location of said proposed
station, showing thereon the streets and alleys ad-
jacent thereto, all buildings, houses and structures
existing within three hundred (300) feet of such
site; a complete plan of said station, showing the
building, pumps, driveways and tanks, and also an
estimate of the probable cost of erecting such sta-
tion and a statement in said application describing
the materials to be used in the construction thereof.
The Building InspectOl" shall, before granting a
permi t to construct said. reta.il gasoline and service station,
refer the same to the Mayor and CounCil, who shall by reso-
lution, authoriZe oI:..<reject the application.
No Gasoline Station shall, after the adoption o~
this ordinance, be erected or constructed within three hun- ~
dred (300) feet of a school house, library, church, hospital, '~/tf3
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sanitarium, museum or any fire station belonging to the
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Ci ty of Grand Island.
T.he Mayor and Council, in considering applications
for such Retail Gasoline Service Stations, shall consider the
nearness of other stations, traffic, hazards which may re-
sult to traffic, the district affected, any and all matters
set forth in the application, estir~tes, and maps accompany-
ing said application, the need or necessity of such Gasoline
Station and any and all matters touching upon the safety,
Peace, comfort, health and the general welfare of the com-
muni ty.
SECTION 12. Violation, Penalty. Any person, firm or
corporation violating any of the provisions of this ordinance
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding $100 for anyone
offense, recoverable with costs together with judgment or im-
prisonmen t until the amount of said fine and costs shall be
paid. Each day that a violation is permi tted to exist shall
constitute a separate offense.
SECTION 13. Boundaries of Districts. Where uncertain-
ty exists wittl respect to the boundaries of the various districts
as shown on the maps accompanying and made a part of this ordi-
nance, the following rules shall apply:
(a) The district boundaries are either streets or
alleys, unless otherwise shown, and where the designation on the
maps accompanying and made a part of this ordinance indicating
the various districts are approximately bounded by street or
alley line, said street or alley shall be construed to be the
boundary of such district. Where no alleys exist and lots haVe
irregular depth or face other streets, it is to be assumed that
the district extends for a depth of one hundred and thirty-two
(132) feet from the street line.
(b) V{here the district boundaries are not otherwise
indicated and where the property has been or may hereafter be
divided into blocks and lot, the district boundaries shall be
construed to be lot lines, and where the designations on the
maps accompanying and made a part of this ordinance indicating
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the various. districts are app~oximately bounded by lot lines,
said lot line shall be construed to be the boundary of such
district, unless said boundaries are otherwise indicated on the
m9,ps.
(c) In unsubdivlded property, the district boundary
lines on the maps accompanying and made a part of this ordinance
shall be determined by use of the scale contained on such maps,
and where uncertainty exists, the district boundary line shall
be determined by the Board of Adjustment.
SECTION 14. validity. Should the courts declare any
section or any part of a section, or any article or any part of
an article, or any title or any part of a title, of this ordi-
nance unconstitutional or unauthorized by law, or in conflict with
any other section or part or subdivision of a section, or in
conflict with any article or title of this ordinance, then such
decision shall affect only the section or part or subdivision of
a section or article or title of this act. It is further ex-
pressly provided that each section and each part or subdivision
of a section herein and each article and each title so far as
an inducement for the passage of this act is concerned is inde-
pendent of every other section and every other part or subdi-
vision of a section and every part of an article or title and
not any section or any part or any part or subdivision of a
section or article or title is an inducement for the enactment of
any other section or part or subdivision ofa section or article
or title of this ordinance.
SECTION 15. Amendments, Changes and Protests. The
City Council may, from time to time, amend, supplement or change
the regulations, restrictions and boundaries as set forth in
this ordinance, prOVided that no such change shall become effec-
tive until after a publiC hearing in relation thereto, at which
parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity
to be heard. Notice of the time and place of such hearing shall
be given by publication thereof in a paper of general circulation
in Grand Island at least one time ten days prior to such hearing.
In ease, however,. of a protest against such change,
signed by the owners of 20 per cent or more e1 tl1er of' tl1e area of
the lots included in such proposed change, or of' those immediate-
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ly adjacent in the rear thereof, extending 100 feet therefrom,
or of those directly opposite thereto extending 100 feet from
the street frontage of such opposi te lots, such amendment shall
not become effective except by a favorable vote of three-fourths
of all the members of the Ci ty Council.
Whenever the owners of fifty (50%) per cent or more
of the area of the lots in any district, or part thereof, de-
sire any amendment, supplement or change in any of the provi-
sions of this ordinance applicable to such area, or no have the
classification of that particular area changed to another exist-
ing classification, they may file a petition with the City Clerk
requesting the City Council to make such amendment, supplement
or ehange. Such petition shall be accompanied by a map or
drawing showing the area affeeted by the proposed change, togeth-
er wi th the names and addresses of all own er s of record title
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of lots therein. Within ninety (90) days from the time of filing
such petition the Council shall vote th er eon and if a thr ee-
fourths majority are favorable to the request, shall proceed to
initiate such change, hold the hearings required and entertain
protests as outlined herein.
SECTION 16. Additions to City Limi ts. Whenever any
territory is added to the city limits of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, such added ter~itory shall be deemed to be
within the district which it adjoined prior to such inclusion,
unless it adjoins two or more such districts in WhiCh case the
Board of Adjustment shall make its recommendations as to the
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district or districts to Which it is to be attached and the
City Council in any ordinance providing for its addition to
the city shall designate the district or districts in which
it is to be included, and it shall be governed by the provi-
sions of this ordinance governing the district to which it is
a tta ched .
SECTION 17. Ordinance No. 1546 of the Ordinances
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and all other ordinances
and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby re-
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SECTION 18. !heA Effective. This ordinance shall
be in force and take effect from and after its passage, ap-
proval and publication~ as required by law.
passed and approved this 15th day of September,
1937 .
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ATT~
CITY CLERK
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MAYOR
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ORDINANCE NO. 15A6
An Ordinance levying special taxes to pay for the cost
of construction of the gravelling of/Grave~ District No.7 of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and providing for the col-
lection thereof.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. That there is hereby levied and assessed
against the several lots, tracts and parcels of land hereinafter
set forth, for the purpose of paying the cost of gravelling of
Gravel District No.7 of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, in
accordance with the benefits found and assessed against each of
the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district
by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island, Ne-
braska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, after due notice
is given thereof, as required by law, a special tax; each of
the several lots, tracts and parcels of land are assessed as
follows:
NAME
LOT
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7
Lambert's Estate
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H. L. Rodenbough
Augusta B. Kountz
George L. Watson
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J. W. Lambert Estate
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7
8
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R. E.
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Henderson
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Serena Christiansen
Grand Island Land Co.
Warren Williams
Emil H. Becker
Paul C. Huston
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C. M. Grotzlry
paul C. Huston
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4
5
6
7
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Ethel M. Vinecore
Mural S. Nelson
sam Huston Estate
J. C. Kountz
H. A. Nelson
Dudley Hamilton, Jr.
1
2
4
6
7
8
BLOCK
ADDITION
AMOUNT
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Subdi vision $>
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2.54
2.54
2.54
2.54
10 .57
1.17
2.1'7
2.1'7
2.1'7
2.17
2.17
2.17
2.17
2.17
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2.17
2.17
2.17
2.17
2.17
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2.17
2.17
2.17
2.17
2.17
2.17
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Sam Huston Estate
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Grand Island Land Co.
Henry Miller Estat~
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R. A. Youngs
City of Grand Island
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Otto VI. Re.ger
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Mary Hor va th
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Mary Horvath
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Hattie E. Harrison
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Charles Bryan
Eva Lambert
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Harry Grimminger
Earvin payne
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J. W. Lambert Estate
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John R. McMullen
Ed H. SagesseI'
J. A. Mickelson
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J. C. Kountz
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Herman Buchow
John Nickolson
Lena B. Welch
J. F. Stout Estate
J. C. Koun tz
Grand Island Land Go.
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William E. BelL
Harley Culbertson
Charles A. Snyder
Methonist Episcopal
Church
LOT
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
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2
3
4
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3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
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4
5
6
7
8
5
6
8
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4
5
6
7
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5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
7
7
7
7
8
8
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10
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
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12
12
12
32
32
32
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33
33
33
34
34
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34
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ADDITION
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3.47
5.21
5.21
3.47
2.17
2.17
5.21
3.15
3.15
5.21
5.21
3.15
3.15
5.21
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1.63
1.63
1.63
3.90
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2.17
2.17
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2.1'7
1.50
1.30
3.03
5.21
3.47
2.17
2.17
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDI TI ON AMOUNT
Ethel M. Lesh 1 8 Voitles' Addition $ 5.21
u u II 2 8 tI n 3.47
C. B. &: ~.Rai1road 3 8 II " 2.17
It tI l tI 4 8 tI It 2.17
Eth e 1 M. ",Lesh 7 8 n .. 1.30
. A. E. Bu t ts 8 8 n It 3.03
Chester L. Carson 1 9 tI It 5.21
I II It II 2 9 I! It 3.47
Sam Hu s ton Estate 3 9 11 U 1.88
C. w. Burkman 3 9 u It 1.59
Emery Gantz 4 9 u " 5.21
A. L. Schroeder 5 9 n It 5.21
P. A. Peterson 6 9 It II 3.47
Lawrence GerbiS 7 9 U II 1.59
William paro Escate 7 9 u II 1.88
Nannie E. Carson 8 9 " It 5.21
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Hannah Bate 1 10 u It 5.21
u u 2 10 t.1 tI 3.47
Edith G. Lawell 3 10 u u 3.47
tt tI tl 4 10 u 11 5.21
Jeff .Linder 5 10 If ~I 5.21
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Paris France 6 10 " '1 3.47
Leroy C. Brown Estate 7 10 It tt 3.47
John G. Schmidt 8 10 It u 5.21
City of Grand Island 3 11 n II 3.47
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Otto w. Reger 5 11 tt It 5.21
I A.. L. Omer 1 13 II II 2.17
Sophia Janos 2 13 II It 2.17
Joel Steel 3 13 It u 2...17
Elmer C. Kammer 4 13 It It 2.17
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George Schmidt 1 12 II tI 5.21
Emma L. Schmidt 2 12 u It 3.47
Henry F. Riege 3 12 It 'I 2.17
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William Pope 4 12 " II 2.17
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Rudolph Reher 4 4 Pleasant Hill Addition .41
Allan S . Robberson 5 4 It " n .83
Katharin9. Eberhart 6 4 " II u. 1.23
Sam Huston Estate 7 4 u It u 1.69
Gertrude Hills 8 4 .1 II II 1.69
u n 9 4 .. U II 1.23
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Richard Toll 13 5 n II tI 1.95
It .. 14 5 '1 U II 1.00
It It 15 5 u u . II 1.00
u tt 16 5 tt It II 1.00
Henry Mintken 17 5 II .. tI 1.00
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Harry Osborn 21 5 II U. u 1.00
It " 22 5 " It II 1.00
Marie Wilke 23 5 .. II It 1.00
It n 24 5 tI U It 1.00
Au@st Wilke 25 5 " .. " 1.00
It It 26 5 It " tt
1.00
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
William Kelly 21 County 5ubdi vision 10 9 11 $ 6.00
William F~ank 24 u u U II .11 6.93
Ida L. Thompson 50. 50 ft .25 " u " U It 1.50
Marie Healy No. 66 Ft. of ,. u n ., .. 1.98
. So. 166 Ft.
'vV" T. Olsen No. 50 Ft. of tI 11 " n It 1.50
So. 100 Ft.
I Jim Jensen No. 33 Ft. of " It It U ,l 2.79
So. 199 Ft.
Anna Jackson No. 50 Ft. of n n II tI II 4.20
So. 249 Ft. TOTAL $511.02
SECTION 2. The taxes so levied shall become payable,
delinquent and draw interest as by law p~ovided, as follows: one-
tenth shall become delinquent fifty days from the date of this
levy; one-tenth in one year; one-tenth in two years; one-tenth
in three years; one-tenth in four years; one-tenth in five
years; one-tenth in six years; one-tenth in seven years; one-
tenth in eight years; and one-tenth in nine years from the date
of this levy; each of said installment~ except the first shall
bear interest at the ~ate of seven per cent per annum until the
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shall draw interest at the rate of nine per cent from and after
each such installment becomes delinquent until paid; provided,
however, that the entire amount so levied and assessed against
any of the aforesaid lots, tracts and parcels of land may be
paid withih fifty days from the date of this levy without inter-
est; and in that event, such lots, tracts and parcels of land
shall be exempt from any lien or charge for interest.
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SECTION 3. The City Clerk of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, is hereby authorized to forthwith certify to the City
Treasurer of said City the amount of said taxes herein set
forth, together with instructions to collect the same as provided
by law.
SECTION 4. This ordinance shall be in force and take
effect from and after its passage, approval and publication as
provided by law.
passed and approved
tbi~day of '
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MAYOR
Ootober, 1937.
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Treasurer of said City the amount of said taXGS her in set forth,
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lllstT'l!ctions to coLlect t:[H3 ['JCl;:le 88 Pl'ovic1ed by
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SECTION 4. TIlls ordinance shall be in fares
ef':f()c'l.: f'1~O nft(;I~ l"-cS I)~}sec. , O'l--)J)l~c)vc;.1 EL-('tC:
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ORDINANCE NO. 1588
An ordinance le vying special water main di strict
taxes to pay for the construction of the water main in
Special Water Main District No. 81 of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, and providing for the collection thereof.
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE lf~YOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION NO.1. That there is hereby levied and
assessed a special water main district tax against the lots,
tracts and parcels of land hereinafter set forth for the
purpose of paying the assessable cost of construction of the
Water Main in Special Water Main District No. 81 of said
Ci ty, in accordance With the benefi ts found and assessed
against the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district by the Mayor and City Council of said City, sitting
as a Board of Equalization after notice
given thereof as
provided by law; each of the several lots, tracts and parcels
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of land is assessed as follows:
NAME
LOT
Standard Security Co.
II "II
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Grand
trict
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3
5
School.Dis-
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II 9
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Island
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paul J'ones, Jr.
Commercial National
Harvey Stahlnecker
Lorin Rodenbaugh
Commercial National
Ed F. Cahalane
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Henry Hohmann
1
Bank3
5
7
Bank9
11
13
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BLOCK ADDITION A MOUN T
29 Gilbert's Third d~, 46.02
;W
29 u " 46.02
29 n '1 46.02
29 II " 46.02
29 II " 46.02
29 II II 46.02
29 II u 46.02
26 " " 46.02
26 II " 46.02
26 u. n 46.02
26 n If 46.02
26 It n 46.02
26 It " 46.02
26 n " 46.02
Home Bubdi vision 438.07
TOTAL $1082.35
SECTION NO.2. Said special water main district tax
shall be du~ and become delinquent in the manner ~ndat the time
provided by law and shall be cOllected7~he manner provided by
law; provided, however, that the City Treasurer shall not col-
lect the amount of said taxes and shall not certify the amount
of said taxes to the County rrreasurer of Hall County, Nebraska,
on any of the property herein described until ordered to do so
by a resolution of the City Council, o~ as ~ovided in Section 5.
SECTION NO.3. Permission is hereby granted to the
oWners of any of the property hereinbefore set forth to pay
said taxes hereby levied and assessed against any of the prop-
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erty herein described as shall be deternuned by the Water Com-
missioner of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, whenever such
person shall desire to tap said water main for water purposes
wi thout interest; provided, that said permission sha 11 ha ve been
granted before the City Treasurer shall have been ordered to
collect said taxes or before the same shall have been certified
County
to the iit~ Treasurer of Hall County, Nebraska.
SECTION NO.4. It is hereby made the duty of the
Water Commissioner to collect the taxes hereinbefore levied
a.nd assessed as a tapping charge against the property herein-
before taxed, and to pay the same to the City Treasurer until
the taxes hereinbefore levied and assessed shall have been
ordered to be collected by the City 'rreasurer or shall have
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been certified to the County Treasurer.
SECTION NO.5. No person or persons, corporation
or association shall tap the water main in Special Water Dis-
trict No. 81 for the purpose of serving anyof the property
hereinbefore described without first having obtained a permit
therefor as provided by the compiled ordinances of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, and without first having paid to
the Water Commissioner for said permit the tax hereinbefore
levied and assessed as a tapping charge, and in the event any
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person, corporation or asslciation shall tap said water main
without first having obtained said permit or without first hav-
ing paid the tax so levied and assessed, the said person;' corpo-
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ration, or association ml~ll become liable under the compiled
ordinances of the City of Grand Is 1811 d, Nebraska, and in ad-
dition thereto, it is herelvy made the duty of the City Treas-
urer of the City of Grand Island to collect the amount of the
taxes levied and assessed against the premises and to certify
the same to the County Treasurer of Hall County, Nebraska, to-
gether with instructions to collect the same, as provided by
la.w.
SECTION NO.6. This ordinance shall be in force and
take effect from and after it s passage, approval and. publica-
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passed and ap:r;roved this 1st day of' December, 1937.
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ATTES'r:
TbQS1..M.Dil]1n.
lVl.I:\YOR
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CITY CLERK
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ORDINANCE NO. 15S9
.j\n Ordinance levying special water main district
taxes to pay for the construction of a water main in Water
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Main District No. 82 of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
and providing for the oollection thereof.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE l'vrAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. 1bat a special water main district
tax be, and the same is hereby levied and assessed, to pay
for the cost of the oonstruction of the water main in Water
Main District No. 82 of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
against the respeoti ve lots, tracts and paroels of land in
said district in the amounts set opposite the several de-
scriptions as follows:
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDPrrON AMOUNT
Fred L. Harrison 1 25 College Addi ti on ~p 37 .52
It u. n 3 25 to West LaWn 37..52
" n \I 5 25 It Ii II " 37 .52
I Commercial National Bank 7 25 " tI U " 37 . 52
" II " 9 25 II \I It 11 37 . 52
It " tI 11 25 11 11 It 11 37 . 52
\I II II 13 25 11 " 11 II 37 .52
u II 11 15 25 It u It " 37 . 52
Fred 1". Mehring 17 25 u Il II It 37 . 52
II II U - 19 25 n It II tI 37 .52
. TOTAL ii' 375.26
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SECTION 2. The special taxes herein levied shall
become payable and delinquent as follows: one-fifth of the
total amount shall beoome delinquent fn fifty days after the
levy herein made; one-fifth in one year; one-fifth in two years;
one-fifth in three years; and one-fifth in four years; each of
said installments, except the first, shall draw interest at the
rate' of not exceeding seven per cent per annum from the time of
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the aforesaid levy until they shall become delinquent; and after
the same shall become delinquent, interest at the rate of nine
per cent per annum shall be paid thereon until the same shall
be collected and paid; said speoial taxes shall be oollected and
enforced as in the case of other special taxes, and said special
tax shall be a~ien on said real estate from and after the da~e
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of the levy thereof.
SECTION 3. The City Clerk of the City of Grand Island,
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Nebraska, is hereby instructed and directed to certify to the
City Treasurer of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, the amount
of said taxes herein levied, together with instructions to col-
lect the same as provided by law.
SECTION 4. '!his Ordinance shall be in force and
take effect from and after its passage, approval and publication
as required by law.
passed and approved this 1st day of December, 1937.
( SEAL)
ATTEST:
Thos.1I[.,.Dilll)n
rvlA YOR
1;1. S. Wh j t. A.. .
CITY CLERK
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oriDIHANG]~ NO # 1590
AN OHDINANCE TO COMPEL Tr-IE USE OF' SAPErry VENT PI PES ON
s:eECIPIED GAS APPLIANCEo, oETTING F'OHrEF RUL1~S AND HEGULL~TIONS
GOVBHJ\IING TEE INS'l'ALIJ'"TION .i\.NDtJS:C: OF SAID VEWL' PIPJ;;S AIm PHO-
VIDING A PKNAL'l'Y on PENAL'l'IES FOH VIOL.,Q.TION TlTE:EEOF'.
BE IT ORDi..INED BY 'ElIE MAYOE AND Cl'I'Y COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
SECTION 1. That within the period of sixty days after
the date of passage of this ordinance, eactJ and every person,
f:i.r'rn, co-partnership or- corporation engaged in the installation,
use or' oper.ation of any gas-fir'ed boiler, gas furn.ace, gas con~
vel'ted furnace, clrculating space heater', gas water heater wherever
the same may be pIa ceO. or installed; andr'adiant (convection) or
reflector type heaters when tbe sarne are used in a bath room,
sleeping room, or any other room of cubical capacity less than
one thousand (1000) feet, shall provide the same with a metal
vent pipe, WIthout a damper', to be of a diameter not less than
that for whier1 the appliance is equipped, protected by insula-
tion where it passes near '11/006 01-' other combustible ms-ter:Lal
and equipped Vii tl1 a down draft eli verter when a ttachec1 to any
appllance using a pilot 11.ght, wbich vent pipe shall be attacbed
to the a ppliance and connec ted to a flue or chimney.
SEC'l'ION 2. Any per'son, firm, co-partnership 01' COrpOT'Et-
tion failing to comply w:l tb any of the pr'ovi sions of this oI'di-
nance shall be consider'ed g;ui Ity of a misdemeanor and on con vic-
tion thereof, shall be fined a sum of not less than Five ($5.00)
Dollars nor more than One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars for the first
offense and a fine of not less than Ten (:#:10.00) Dollars 1'01' each
day such person or persons shall continue in vi_olation thereof
after due notification to cease by any city officer and shall
stand cornmi tted until su cb fine and costs of prosecution are
paid.
SECTION v. 'l1-lis ordinance shall be in full force and
effect from and after its passage.. approval and publication ac-
cOl'ding to law.
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pa ssed and approved thi s 15th day of December, 1937.
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