5156 Utility Improvements Storm Sewer 24■
ORDINANCE N0. 5156
_ (.Published inthe Salina Journal _ . G j*
1946 )
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AN ORDINANCE providing for the construction of a certain storm sewer in the City
of Salina, to be designated as storm sewer No. 24, and providing for the
letting of contract for such construction and for the payment of the cost
thereof.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Salina, Kansas:
Section 1. That it is necessary and it is hereby ordered that a storm sewer
(described as a main sewer and certain laterals for convenience only), which is here-
by designated as Storm Sewer No. 24, together with all necessary inlets, inlet con-
nections, manholes, connecting lines, sluice gates and other appurtenances, be con-
structed in the City of Salina along the following course, to -wit:
The Woodland Avenue Storm Sewer includes the main sewer running from Dry
Creek east in Woodland Avenue and terminating at Second Street and all
laterals which drain into the Woodland Avenue Sevier, being Laterals No.
1, 2, 3, 4, 50 6 and 7, all being a part of Storm Sewer No. 24, more
particularly described as follows:
WOODLAND AVENUE MAIN. Beginning at a point at the east bank of the channel
of Dry Creek and 30 feet south of the north line of Woodland Avenue extended
west; thence east with a 48 -inch sewer pipe 1225 feet to a point in the inter-
section of Woodland Avenue and Eleventh Street; thence continuing east in Wood-
land Avenue with a 42 -inch sewer pipe 1280 feet to a point in the intersection
of Woodland Avenue and Seventh Street; thence continuing east in Woodland Avenue
with a 36 -inch sewer pipe 680 feet to a point in the intersection of Woodland
Avenue and Fifth Street; thence continuing east in Woodland Avenue with a 30 -
inch sewer pipe 332 feet to a point in the intersection of lbodland Avenue
and Fourth Street; thence continuing east in Woodland Avenue with a 24 -inch.
sewer pipe 333 feet to a point in the intersection of Woodland Avenue and
Third Street; thence continuing east in Woodland Avenue with an l& -inch sewer
pipe 291 feet to a point in the intersection of Woodland Avenue and Second
Street where main terminates, and
LATERAL N0. 1. Beginning at said described main sewer in the intersection
of lloodland avenue and Eleventh Street; thence south in Eleventh Street with
a 30 -inch sewer pipe 740 feet to a point in the intersection of Eleventh
Street and Grand Avenue; thence east in Grand Avenue with a 30 -inch sewer
pipe 960 feet to a point in the intersection of Grand Avenue and Eighth
Street; thence continuing east in Grand Avenue with an 18 -inch sewer pipe
296 feet to a point in the intersection of Grand Avenue and Seventh Street;
thence continiting east in Grand Avenue with a 15 -inch sewer pipe 312 feet,
more or less, to the west line of Santa Fe Avenue, being the terminus of
Lateral No. 1, and,
LATERAL NO. 2. Beginning at said described Lateral No. 1 in the intersection
of Grand Avenue and Eighth Street; thence south in Eighth Street with an 18 -
inch sewer pipe 338 feet to a point in the intersection of Eighth Street and
Decatur Avenue with a 15 -inch sewer pipe 260 feet, more or less, to the west
line of Ninth Street, being the terminus of Lateral No. 2.
LATERAL NO. 3. Beginning at said described Lateral No. 2 in the intersection
of Decatur Avenue and Eighth Street thence east in Decatur Avenue with a 15 -
inch sewer pipe 510 feet, being the terminus of Lateral No. 3.
LATERAL NO. 4. Beginning at said described main sewer in the intersection of
oodland Avenue and Tenth Street; thence south in Tenth Street with a 12 -inch
sewer pipe, a distance of 124 feet, being the terminus of Lateral No, 4.
LATERAL N0. 5. Beginning at a point in Fifth Street 250 feet north of the
north line o oodland Avenue; thence running south in Fifth Street with a
12-inoh sewer pipe intersecting the described main sewer at the intersection
of Woodland Avenue and Fifth Street; thence running south in Fifth Street
with a 21 -inch sewer pipe 425 feet; thence south in Fifth Street with a 15 -
inch sewer pipe 640 feet to a point in the intersection of Fifth Street and
Decatur Avenue; thence west in Decatur Avenue with a 12-inoh sewer pipe 185
feet, being the terminus of Lateral No. 5.
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LATERAL NO. 6• Beginning at a point in Fourth Street which is
1'45of et north of the north line of Woodland Avenue; thence
south in Fourth Street with a 12 -inch sewer pipe to the point
of intersection of the described Woodland Avenue storm sewer
main at the intersection of Woodland Avenue and Fourth Street;
thence south in Fourth Street with a 15 -inch sewer pipe 250
feet; thence south in Fourth Street with a 12 -inch sewer pipe
325 feet, being the terminus of Lateral No. 6•
LATERAL NO. 7. Beginning at a point in the intersection of
acific Avenue and Front Street; thence west in Pacific Avenue
with a 12 -inch sewer pipe 544 feet; thence south in Third Street
with a 15 -inch sewer pipe 530 feet to the point of intersection
of the described Woodland Avenue main storm sewer in the inter-
section of Woodland Avenue and Third Street; thence south in
Third Street with a 15 -inch sewer pipe 590 feet to a point in
the intersection of Forest Avenue and Third Street, being the
terminus of Lateral No. 7.
Section 2. That on or before the 20th day of May, 1946, the City Engineer
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shall prepare and file in the office of the City Clerk detailed plans and speci-
fications for the construction of the storm sewers provided for in Section 1 of
this Ordinance with vitrified and/or corrugated metal pipe, bituminous coated,
and/or concrete sewer pipe or any combination of such types of sewer pipe and on
or before the same date shall prepare and file in the office of the City Clerk,
under oath, detailed estimates of cost thereof. After such plans and specifications
and estimate of cost shall have been filed, the City Clerk shall advertise by ad-
vertisements published in the official city paper for at least three consecutive
days for sealed proposals for the building and construction of such storm sewers
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and at the time and place mentioned, the Board of Commissioners may contract with
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the lowest and best responsible bidder therefor for the building and construction
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of such storm sewers, but the right to reject any and ail bids shall be and is
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hereby reserved; and provided further that if no responsible person shall propose
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to enter into a contract at a price not exceeding the estimated cost, then the
Board of Commissioners may proceed to construct said improvements within the es-
timated cost thereof and shall purchase the necessary tools, apparatus and materWb
and employ the necessary labor for the purpose of constructing the same*
Section 3• That for the payment of the cost of such work, the Board of Com-
missioners shall issue Improvement Bonds of the City of Salina, Kansas, in an amount
not to exceed the total cost of such work and improvements, except as herein pro-
vided, to be payable in four approximately equal annual installments and to bear
interest at not to exceed 5% per annum from the date of such bonds, and for the
purpose of paying such bonds and interest as they severally mature, the Board of
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Conmissioners shall annually levy a tax upon all real and person property in the
City of Salina in an mount sufficient to pay the annual installments of such
principal and interest, and that pending the issue of such bonds, temporary notes
shall be issued according to law, to pay the cost of such work.
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Section 40 This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after
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its publication in the official paper.
J. H. Moore, Jr.
Mayor
Attest:
Chas. E. Banker
City Clerk
STATE OF KANSAS
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COUNTY OF SALINE )
I, Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk of the City of Salina, Kansas, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of Ordinance
No. 5156 passed and approved by the Board of Commissioners of the City of
Salina May 6, 1946; and a record of the vote on its final adoption is found
on page Journal No. 16.
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City Clerk
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(Published in the Salina Journal _ , 1946.)
! ORDINANCE NO. 5156
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AN ORDINANCE providing for the construction of a certain storm sewer av,-
in the City of Salina, to be designated as istorm ewer",No..�2*, and provid-
ing for the letting of contract for such construction and for the payment
of the cost thereof.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Salina,
Kansas;
lr, Section 'X: That it is necessary and it is hereby ordered that a storm v,`
sewer (described as a ma'n d t 4 1
i sewer an cer ain aterals for convenience only),
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which is hereby designated as Storm Sewer No. .2*, together with all neces-
sary inlets, inlet connections, manholes, connecting lines, sluice gates
and other appurtenances, be constructed in the City of Salina along the
following course, to -wit:
The Woodland Avenue Storm Sewer includes the main sewer
running from Dry Creek east in Woodland Avenue and terminat-
ing at Second Street and all laterals which drain into the
Woodland Avenue Sewer, being Laterals No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
and 7, all being a part of Storm Sewer No. 24, more particu-
larly described as follows:
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WOODLAND AVENUE MAIN. Beginning at a point at the east bank
of the channel of Dry Creek and 30 feet south of the north
line of Woodland Avenue extendedvuast; thence east with a 48 -
inch sewer pipe 1225 feet to a point in the intersection of
Woodland Avenue and Eleventh Street; thence continuing east
in '.'oodland Avenue with a 42 -inch sewer pipe 1280 feet to a
point in the intersection of Woodland Avenue and Seventh
Street; thence continuing east in Woodland Avenue with a 36 -
inch sewer pipe 680 feet to a point in the intersection of
sToodland Avenue and Fifth Street; thence continuing east in
Woodland Avenue with a 30 -inch sewer pipe 332 feet to a point
in the intersection of Woodland Avenue and Fourth Street;
thence continuing east in Woodland Avenue with a 24 -inch
sewer pipe 333 feet to a point in the intersection of' Woodland
Avenue and Third Street; thence continuing east in 1,loodland
Avenue with an 18 -inch sewer pipe 291 feet to a point in the
intersection of Toodland Avenue and Second Street where main
terminates, and
LATERAL NO. L: Beginning at said described main sewer in
the intersection of Woodland Avenue and Eleventh Street;
thence south in Eleventh Street with a 30 -inch sewer pipe
740 feet to a point in the intersection of Eleventh Street
and Grand Avenue; thence east in Grand Avenue with a 30 -inch
sewer pipe 960 feet to a point in the intersection of Grand
Avenue and Eighth•Street; thence continuing east in Grand Ave-
nue with an 18 -inch sewer pipe 296 feet to a point in the in-
tersection of Grand Avenue and Seventh Street; thence contin-
uing east in Grand Avenue with a 15 -inch sewer pipe 312 feet,
more or less, to the west line of Santa Fe Avenue, being the
terminus of Lateral No. 1, and,
LATERAL NO. 2: Beginning at said described Lateral No. 1 in
the intersection of Grand Avenue and Eighth Street; thence
south in Eighth Street with an 18 -inch sewer pipe 338 feet
to a point in the intersection of Eighth Street and Decatur
Avenue; thence west in Decatur Avenue with a 15 -inch sewer
pipe 260 feet, more or less, to the west line of Nir_th Street,
being the terminus of lateral No. 2.
LATERAL N0. 3: Beginning at said described lateral No, 2 in
the intersection of Decatur Avenue and Eighth Street thence east
in Decatur Avenue with a 15 -inch sewer pipe 510 feet, being the
terminus of lateral No. 3.
LATERAL NO. 4: Beginning at said described main sewer in the
intersection of Woodland Avenue and Tenth Street; thence south
in Tenth Street with a 12 -inch sewer pipe, a distance of 124
feet, being the terminus of lateral No. 4.
LATERAL NO. 5. Beginning at a point in Fifth Street 250 feet
north of the north line of Woodland Avenue; thence running
south in Fifth Street with a 12 -inch sewer pipe intersecting
the described _main sewer at the intersection of Woodland Avenue
and Fifth Street; thence running south in Fifth Street with a
21 -inch sewer pipe 425 feet; thence south in Fifth Street with
a 15 -inch sewer pipe 640 feet to a point in the intersection
of Fifth Street and Decatur Avenue; thence west in Decatur Ave-
nue with a 12 -inch sewer pipe 185 feet, being the terminus of
lateral No. 5.
LATERAL NO. 6. Beginning at a point in Fourth Street which
is 145 feet north of the north line of "oodland,Avenue; thence
south in Fourth Street with a 12 -inch sewer pipe to the point
of intersection of the described -oodland _venue storm sewer
main at the intersection of IVoodland Avenue and Fourth Street;
thence south in Fourth Street with a 15 -inch sewer pipe 250
feet; thence south in Fourth Street with a 12 -inch sewer pipe
325 feet, being the terminus of lateral No. G.
LATERAL NO. 7. .Beginning at a point in the intersection of
Pacific Avenue and Front Street; thence west in Pacific Ave-
nue vrith a 12 -inch sewer pipe 544 feet; thence south. in
Third Street with a 15 -inch sewer pipe 530 feet to the point
of intersection of the described V,00dland Avenue main store
sewer in the intersection of Woodland Avenue and Third Street;
thence south in Third Street with a 15 -inch sewer pipe 590
feet to a point in the intersection of Forest Avenue and
Third Street, being the terminus of lateral ho. 7.
before the ;�L day of
Section :�Z'.(� That on or b �'-'?
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Clerk, detailed plans and specifications for the construction of the storm
sewers provided for in Sectionlklof this Ordinance with vitrified and/or
corrugated metal pipe, bituminous coated, and/or
concrete sewer pipe or any combination of such types of sewer pipe and on
or before the same date shall prepare and file in the office of the City
Clerk, under oath, detailed estimates of cost thereof. After such plans
and specifications and estimate of cost shall have been filed, the City
Clerk shall advertise by advertisements published in the official city
paper for at least three consecutive days for sealed proposals for the
building and construction of such storm sewers and at the time and place men-
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tioned, the Board of Commissioners may contract with the lowest and best re-
sponsible bidder therefor for the building and construction of such storm ,
sewers, but the right to reject any and all bids shall be and is hereby re-
served; and provided further that if no responsible person shall propose
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i' to enter into a contract at a price not exceeding the estimated cost, then j
i? the Board of Commissioners may proceed to construct said improvements within
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the estimated cost thereof and shall purchase the necessary tools, apparatus
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and materials and employ the necessary labor for the purpose of constructing
the same.
Section 3. That Ro the pa;rment of the cost of such work, the Board
of Commissioners shall issuef.Imarovement B,,6nAs of th.e City of Salina, Kan-
sas, in an amount not to exceed thetotal cost of such work and improvements,
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except as herein provided, to be payable in approximately equal an-
nual installments and to bear interest at not to exceed 5% per annum from
the date of such bonds, and for the purpose of paying such bonds and inter-
est as they severally mature, the Board of Commissioners shall annually levy
a tax upon all real and personal property in the City of Salina in an amount
sufficient to pay the annual installments of such principal and interest,
and that pending the issue of such bonds, temporary notes shall be issued
according to law, to pay the cost of such work.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect: and be in force from
and after its publication in the official paper.
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tioned, the Board of Commissioners may contract with the lowest and best re-
sponsible bidder therefor for the building and construction of such storm ,
sewers, but the right to reject any and all bids shall be and is hereby re-
served; and provided further that if no responsible person shall propose
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i' to enter into a contract at a price not exceeding the estimated cost, then j
i? the Board of Commissioners may proceed to construct said improvements within
is
the estimated cost thereof and shall purchase the necessary tools, apparatus
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and materials and employ the necessary labor for the purpose of constructing
the same.
Section 3. That Ro the pa;rment of the cost of such work, the Board
of Commissioners shall issuef.Imarovement B,,6nAs of th.e City of Salina, Kan-
sas, in an amount not to exceed thetotal cost of such work and improvements,
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except as herein provided, to be payable in approximately equal an-
nual installments and to bear interest at not to exceed 5% per annum from
the date of such bonds, and for the purpose of paying such bonds and inter-
est as they severally mature, the Board of Commissioners shall annually levy
a tax upon all real and personal property in the City of Salina in an amount
sufficient to pay the annual installments of such principal and interest,
and that pending the issue of such bonds, temporary notes shall be issued
according to law, to pay the cost of such work.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect: and be in force from
and after its publication in the official paper.
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