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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 196 4+ r Ordinance No.196. AN ORDINANCE assessing a portion of the cost of improvement of WEST SEVENTH STREET in the City of Fort North, Texas, between its intersection with Throckmorton Street and the Trinity River Bridge, against the owners of property abut- ting thereon, and their property. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Fort Worth, Texas, that: - WHEREAS, on the 4, day of 1910, -4 the -Beard of -Commissi-ontys o&f-the said ty directed the im- provement of West Seventh Street between its intersection with Throckmorton Street and._the Trinity River Bridge, by raising, filling, grading and paving the same, and WHEREAS, in accordance with said resolution, speci- fications for said work were duly prepared by the City Engineer, and adopted by the Board of Commissioners, and, WHEREAS, bids for said improvements were duly adver- tised for, as required by the City Charter, and, WHEREAS, said bids were received, opened and con- sidered by the Board of Commissioners, and the bid of the Texas Bitulithic Company, a corporation, for the improvement of the M. said street, was accepted by- the said Board of Commissioners, and, WHEREAS, the said Texas Bitulithic Company has en- tered into..a contract with the City of Fort North, as provided by the Charter, for the improvement of said street, within 2 the said limits, Fy raising, grading and filling the same, and by paving the same with Bitulithic pavement upon a five-inch. F gravel, concrete foundation, and WHEREAS, the said Company has executed its bonds to the City of Fort Worth for the construction and maintenance thereof, in accordance with the said contract, and specifica- tions, with surety as required by the said City Charter, which contract and bonds, with the surety thereof, have been duly ap- proved by said Board of Commissioners, and, WHEREAS, thereafter, the City Engineer of said City, filed his written statement with the Board of Commissioners concerning the said improvements, and the cost thereof, as pro- vided by Section 8, Chapter 14, of the Charter of the City, - which statement was considered by the Board, corrected and ap- proved, and WHEREAS, thereafter,the said Board did, by resolu- tion, of date the day of , 1910, find and declare the necessity of as sing a portion of the cost of said improvements against the owners of the property abutting thereon, and their property, and did prescribe a hear- ing of the said owners, their attorneys, and agents, and fixed a date therefor and did direct the said Secretary of the said City to issue notice of the said hearing by advertisement, as provided by the said City Charter, and also by posting said F notices as provided therein, and 3 WHEREAS, in accordance with the said resolution, the City Secretary did issue a notice of the said hearing to F the said property owners by publication thereof, for the time and in the manner prescribed by the City Charter in the Star F' Telegram, a daily paper of general circulation in the City of Fort Worth for five (5) consecutive days prior to the said hearing, and did also notify the said owners of the said hear- ing by posting a copy of the said notice to each of them, at the postoffice in the City of Fort Worth, Texas, more than ten days prior to the date of the hearing, and ti'EEAS, the said hearing, in accordance with the said resolution, and notice, was held by the Board of Com- missioners on the 1/ ; day of 1910, at / q o'clock A. M. , at which time I place own.erk of property, appeared to protest the said assessment and the benefits connected with the improvement of said West Seventh Street. NOW THEREFORE;, be it further resolved by the said Board of Commissioners, as follows, to-wit: 1 That the benefits to each parcel of property 4 of each owner hereinafter named in the enhanced value of said property exceed in each case the amounts hereinafter assessed against such owners and their property, and the said Board having considered the evidence and it appearing therefrom that the strict application of the front foot rule or plan, whereby each owner is to be assessed in proportion as the frontage of his property is to the whole frontage improved, would operate unjustly in particular cases and that the apportionment and assessment hereinafter made will effect substantial equality and justice between property owners, having in view the benefits received by and burdens imposed upon such owners, and said ap- . portionment is hereby adopted. 2 That there is, and shall be, assessed against each of the owners of property hereinbelow named, and against the N several parcels of property of said owners hereinbelow describ- ed as their proper pro rats part of the cost of the said im- provements, the several suns of money set opposite the names of the said owners and their property. The names of the said AMPS owners, and descriptions of the property of each, and the total amount in money hereby assessed against each one and his prop- erty, being as follows, to-wit: Pavin Asgaaarnent fer of 9 13feat Beven4h 8t�ltt'♦rt'CB4 West Property >:yf"a of Throckmorton Street to Trinity Rim`. + Rate Name,Lot, Block and Addition. Wontage. Sq.Yards. Cost. Per Ft tire. A.J.Roe, Its. 8 and 4;blk. 106,City ad..2o0 270.420 $664.501 $2.8226 St.Paul's M.E.Church,It.3,blk.105, City ad,100 129.444 270.214 2.7021 Dr. E. J.Beall, It. 41 blk. 105, City ad.........100 129.444 270.214 2.7021 Elks Bldg.Assc.,Its. 3 and 4, blk.104, City ad.256.5 387.441 704.407 2.7462 Mack Bergman,Its.2 and 3 T,blk.103,City ad.163.8 194.699 406.225 2.4876 v Mrs.L.B.Pendleton,It.4 T,41k.lot,City ad.. 76 92.255 192.582 2.5989 1 Mre.L.B.Pendletons,It.T T,blk,1,Rector's ad. 60 72.633 151.621 2.5271 1 #5 Mrs.Stella Moore. E. 'A of It 6 T. blks 1, Rec- tor's ` addition 49 60.242 126.755 2.5664 " J. W. Fisher, W 3¢ of It, 6 T, hilt, 1, Rector's >° addition . .................................. 49 60.242 125.755 2.6664 : A. S. Dingee, it. 5 T, blk. 1. Rector's ad.......100 122,944 256.645 2.6664 Mrs.E.C.Fatltdl,hip 8 and D.blk,2,Rector's ad.100 123.610 258,03-0 2,580E 11.D. Ciao, ILL, blk. 2. Rector's ad........... 60 61.805 109.017 2.5803 Mrs. M.J.Loving,_lt,8,bIiCTZ,Rector's ad..... 50 61,809 129.017 2.5808 011ive Peak, It. Y, blk. 3 Rector's ad.......... 60 60.604 126.698 2.5339$: Mattis R.Gooch,It. 2, @k. S.Rector's ad...... 50 60.694 126.699 2.5389 N. D. Guile,Its.3 and 4, blk, 3,Rector's ad....100 121,389 253.297 2.6339 C. M. Graham,its 2 .r, blk. 4,Rector's ad...... 75 89,375 186.670 2.4876 W. R. Bruce, It. E T, blk. 4, Rector's ad.......126 148.958 310.949 2.4976 Mary Bi4tgef, It. 8 T, blk.410 Rector's ad.....,. 80 98.666 205.965 2.5745 Mrs.Lizzle T.$poher,It.4 T,blk.5.Rector's all. 50 61.666 128.727 2.5745 Ellison Furnitute and Carpet Co.,It.8 T,blk.6, Rector's addition 60 61.666 128.727 2.6746 J. T. Bowman, V. of Its. 1 to 9 T, blk. 5, Rector's addition ................I.......... 50 61.666 126.727 2.6745 J. V. Spratling, W. % o1 Its. 1 to 9 T, blk. 5, Rector's addition ........................... 50 61.6g6 128.727 2.5745 E. L. Stevens, It. 6 T, blk, 6, Rector's ad......140 172.668 360.440 2.5740 R. Vickery, It. 6 T, blk. 6,elector's ad......... 60 61.686 128.727 2.5746 H. S. Davis, It. 4 T,blk.4, Rector's ad........ 65 801166 197.346 2.6745 Mrs.L.D.Bichols,It.3 T,blk. 6, Reotor's ad.. 65 80.166 167.346 2.6745 A.J•,8andegArd and others, It.2 T,bik.g,'Ree- toys addition 80 98.666 205.965 2.5745 A.L.and G. C. Hartshorn,W 20 ft. of It. 2 T, MR. 6, Rector's addition .................... 20 24.686 61.490 2.6,745 A.L.and G.fA j wtahorn,Its.7 and 8 T.blk.s, Van Zandt'b addition .......................109 134.443 280.626 2.6746 A.L•and O.C.Hartshorn,It.17,blk.A.Brown- 1ng's ilub. II ... 1. 40 49.333 102,992 2.57451 Max isln,It. sub.. 53 65.866 136.451 2.5746 G.Asa ia.,blk. •ti,"Brawl+Sh6's sub... 50 61.666 129.727 2,51451 1 G.Browning,It. 22.Wk. arow floes sub.. 57 70.300 146.751 ?,Xafl-1 N K. M. Van Zandt, Its. 4, d 6, blk. 2, k all wS7s Zand'ts adsUtlon . ..200 ""110 E. Doak Capp*, Its. 4, 7 and 8, bik. 1, Van ndt's addition ...........................317.6 746.260 1.557.796 4.6166 ;e!ig Chas. 1"ournier, Andre Fournier, Dodge and i 3jaald*,part`df W.M.2NOOMpsarvey........294.1 692.551 1,415.701 4AI'1C T I{. U. Van.Ze&A*►W 7 blk. 5, W. 3d,,Rue iJ - •, 41 - i sat6ey ..:...... ..............114•i 894�8� 815.O1F b.3900I 1 K. M,Van Zandt, it. 1 T, bik 4,-W M. Russell i survey . ....................................120 265.33E 553.882 4.6156 K M. Van Zandt, It. 1 T, bik- 2E, Jennings 1 west addition . , 23'U 740.260 1.557.796 4.6156 Hyde Jennings. East, it. 1T, blkSi ,Jennings : west addition . ......100 178.065 371.689 8,7168I Then. F. West, It, 2 T, blk, 83, Jennings went addition . ... .. .. .100 178.055 371.689 9.7168 (Hyde Jennings,East,blk_22,Jennings west ad.200 246.686 614.916 2.6743 Hartshorn Bros„It. 1 T.%lk. 26, Jennings west addition . ..................................100 123.383 257.457 2.5745' Baskin, Dodge, Baskin and others, part of It. 2 T. blk. 25, Jennings west ad..........I...too 123.33E 257.467 2.5745 Hyde Jennings, East, blk. 24, Jennings west addition . ... ........200 246.666 514.915 2.5746 Jane A.Herscher,It.1 T,blk.17,Jennings west addition . ..•... ........................200 246.666 514.915 2.6745 J. P. Scott and others,It. 1 T, blk. 16,Jennings west addition ...............................100 119.166 249.769 2.48741 Annie Lou Storms, It. 6 T, blk. 16, Jennings west addiklo4 . ............................ 60 71.500 149.256 2.4076 Geo.D.Conner, it. T T, blk,16,Jennings wept addition .................................. 40 47.666 99.602 2.4976 Emma Mathilda Abd111,It.1 T,bik. 9,Jennings west addition . 50 60.694 126.699 2.5839 Mrs. Alice Mallard, It 2 T, kilt. 9, Jenninge west addition . ............. 50 60.694 126.114 2.5339 Jno.H.Fitzgerald,It 1 T.blk.9.Jennings wept addition - ..1110 121.289 253.397 2.5389 .MRa n. c' '+; ,.$:S}p 7weet4104 12BAll _O"0A9fi, ;; G.h_Cpn+phP11 bik. 8. Jennings west addition ...... ...... . .. . 48 59.333 123,857 2.5903 J.B.Daniels, It.6 T, blk. 8,Jennings west ad..48 69.333 128,857 2.5803 A,E. Waovall and Augusta Newell, ]t 4 T,blk. 11 Jennings west addition 1 100 122.044 266.645 2.5664 August Reynolds Crenshaw, part of It 5 T, blk. 1, Jennings west addition........... . 50 61.473 128.322 2.56641 Jno.W.Wray, It.6 T,bik.1,Jennings west ad. 50 61.472 128.323 2.5664 j lSusan L.Blythe,It 1 T,blk.E.June Smith ad.:108 128.700 268.661 2.4876. Jno. F.Capers, it. 11 T,bik.3,June Smith ad.108 128.700 268.681 2.4879 M.R. Sans5alnett and others, E. pt.It.6 T,blk. I1, June Smith ad. ........................... 85 94.690 197.644 2.3263 Dr.W R.Thompson,W.pt,It.6 T,blk.1,June Smith addition .. „ 19.5 81.870 170.903 2.3252 Susan L.Blythe,It.S T.blk. 1,June Smith ad. 71 82.427 172'•O86 2.3262 'Geo.A.Healing,It. 1,blk. 6,HIrshfield ad...... 6 97,083 202.660 2.7021 i Sam Levy, it. 6, blk. 6, Hirshfield 64.........175 279.471 681.307 3.3217 First M. E. Church, It. 10 T. blk. 7, Hirshflel! addition . ..................................111 145.63E 803.800 2.5746 otal for property owners .......................10,942.251 $39,541.891 tal for city of Fort Worth.................... 2,699.670 ' 5.405.929 otal for Northern Texas Traction Co............ 7,015.E77 14A4C619 Total for Citizens Railway and Light Co........ 519.706 1,084.886 + 29,06 ,004 $60.677.304 h IVOTO-The Wter "T" after lot number denotes that the d4ta was gotten f••- tfP'cai* Tifle'Comnany man, Offlce of City Engineer. 5-24-10. { r 6 That the amount set opposite the name of each own- er above, and his property, is hereby assessed against the said property and declared to be the personal liability of the owner thereof, and secured by a lien upon the said prop- erty superior to all other liens, claims or titles, except lawful taxes, that the amount payable by each owner and as- sessed against his or. her property, above, shall be payable as follows, to-wit: In full, within thirty days after the completion of the said improvements, in front of the property of each re- spective owner and acceptance thereof by the said City. 3 That the said assessment shall bear interest from the .date of the said completion and acceptance at the rate of 8% per annum, and if not, paid when due, the said assess- ment and claim of personal liability shall be enforced, eith- er by the sale of such property by the officer and in the man- ner, as far as applicable, as sales are autboorized to be made for non-payment of City Taxes as prescribed by the City Charter and general laws, or by suit to enforce the said claim of per- sonal liability, or lien in any court having jurisdiction. Pr 4 That if any of the said property owners, against whom and their property the assessment is hereby made, shall not pay in full when due the amount so assessed, then, 41iat the City shall issue to the said Texas Bitulithic Company, the contractor for the said improvement, assignable certifi- cates against the owners of said property so failing to pay such assessments, and against their said property, which said certificates shall declare the said sums to be due and payable thirty days after completion and acceptance of said work, and shall be payable to the said Texas Bitulithic Company, and shall state the amount due from each owner, and hereby as- sessed against his property, and the rate of 'interest thereon herein fixed at eight per cent. (a�) per annum, and each cer- tificate shall recite and declare the fact that the same is secured by a lien against the property 'of each owner, and shall describe such property by number and block, or such other description as may identify the same with reference to any other fact recited, and by the name of the owner, and if the owner is not known or if the property is owned by an estate, 1 it will be sufficient to so state the fact. Said certificate Aal l proviae that if the amount therein declared shall not be paid when due, then it shall be collectible with accrued interest, and with`court costs and reasonable attorney's fees, if the same have been incurred, and shall recite the proceedings with reference to such im- provements have been made in compliance with the terms thereof and the Charter of the City of Fort Worth,- and that all pre- a requisites to the fixing of the liens and personal evidenced by such certificates, have been performed: Said _ certificates shall be executed by the Mayor and attested by the City Secretary with the corporate seal. Said certificates, shall provide that the same shall be payable to the Tax Col- lector of the City, who shall issue his receipts for payment thereon, which receipts shall be evidence of such payment, on any demand for same by virtue of the said certificates, or an independent contract to pay the same; entered into by the owner thereof, and shall provide that the Tag Collector shall deposit all sums received by him on said certificates with the City Treasurer and the said City Treasurer shall keep the same in a separate fund, which fund is hereby designated as the WEST SEVENTH STREET CERTIFICATE N0.1, and that whenever any payment may be made to the Tax Collector upon such certificate, it shall be his duty, upon presentation by the said contractor, or the holder thereof, to endorse said payment thereon, and that the contractor or holder of such certificate, shall be en- titled to receive fY-cm the City* Trreasurer the amount so paid upon presentation of the said certificate, credited with the amount paid thereon, and that said endorsement and credits shall be the Treasurer's warrant for making such payment to the contractor, and that such payment by the Treasurer shall also be receipted for by the said holder in writing to the said Treasurer, or by the surrender of said certificate, when the principal thereof, together with the accrued interest and 9 cost of collection, shalT be pala in Mall. Such certificates shall also recite that the City of Fort Worth shall not be liable for the payment thereof, or for any interest thereon, or for the cost of collecting or en- forcing same, but that the said company or holder thereof, shall have the right to collect such certificates as herein provided by the terms of the Charter of the City of Fort Worth, and that the said City of Fort Worth shall, whenever demanded by the said Company, or holder of said certificates, fully exercise its charter power to enforce the lien securing the said cer- tificate, and collect the same, but shall not be liable in any manner for failure to so collect or enforce the lien thereof. 5 That this ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage. I here'-,y cectif7r that the above and foregoing ordinance was duly presented and unanimously passed and adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Fort "'orth,at a session e said Bos,rd held` Satu'ifday',October lst,1910*,ecre#tary Ci