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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1116 Ordinance No. lll8 AN ORDINANCE providing for the improvement of certain streets, avenues, alleys and other property located in that part of the City of Bremerton known as East Bremerton, in accordance with the maps, plans and specifications on file in the office of the City Clerk, by the laying and construction of a trunk,sewer, sub- sewers, branch sewers, storm and sanitary sewers thereon, as in such plans pro- vided, establishing an improvement district, and providing for the levying of assessments for the payment of such improvements, and making such improvement payable by bonds. THE CITY C0~ISSION OF THE CITY OF BRE~RTON DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. That the following streets and avenues be improved by the laying and constructing of a combined trunk and sanitary sewer, as follows: Beginning at the intersection of East Thirteenth Street and Winfield Avenue, thence South along Winfield Avenue to its intersection with East Eleventh Street, thence East on East Eleventh Street to its intersection with Pitt Avenue, thence Southeast along Pitt to its intersection with East Eighth Street and Hayward Avenue, thence East and Northeast along East Eighth Street and Water Street to Trenton Avenue, thence Southeasterly along Trenton Avenue and into the waters of Sinclair's Inlet the necessary distance for an out,all. Also, beginning at the North terminus of Shore Avenue, thence Southwesterly along Shore Avenue to its intersection ~ith Trenton Avenue to ~rm a junction with the trunk sewer hereinabove described, emptying into the outfall hereinabove provided for; the construction and adjusting of inlets, catch basins, manholes, and flush tanks, providing for the drainage of all of said streets and property and territory that may be sewered or drained through such trunk sewer, and the doing of any and all such other work in connection therewith as may be necessary to make such improvement a complete job; and also to lay and construct the necessary storm and sanitary sewers, and sub-sewers and branch sewers as may be necessary along the following described streets and avenues, to-wit: Beginning Forty (40) feet South of the intersection of Marlowe Avenue and East Sixteenth Street, thence South along Marlowe Avenue to its intersection with the cut-off between Marlowe Avenue and Winfield Avenue, thence Southeast along said cut-off to the center of its intersection with ,~infield Avenue and the trunk sewer hereinabove provided for. Beginning Forty (40) feet South of the center of the inter- section of East Sixteenth Street and Winfield Avenue, thence South along Winfield Avenue to e~ty into the trunk sewer at the inter- section of East Thirteenth Street and Winfield Avenue. Beginning West 42.5 feet from the West margin of Perry Avenue, thence West along East Fifteenth Street to the Center of its intersection with Winfield Avenue. Beginning 42.5 feet West of the West margin of Perry Avenue, thence West along East Fourteenth Street to thecenter of its intersection with Winfield Avenue. Beginning at the North margin of Pitt Avenue, thence South along Pitt Avenue and across East Eleventh Street to empty into the trunk sewer hereinabove described on Pitt Avenue. Beginning at the South line of the intersection of Scott Avenue with the alley, thence South along Scott Avenue and across East Tenth Street to empty into the trunk sewer on Pitt Avenue. Beginning Forty (40) feet South of the intersection of East Sixteenth Street and Perry Avenue, thence South along Perry Avenue to empty into the trunk s~wer at the intersection of Perry Avenue, Pitt Avenue and East Ninth Street. Beginning Forty (40) feet South of the intersection of East SixSeenth Street and Mayward Avenue, as extended to East Sixteemth Street, thence South along the center of said extension and South alon~ Ha~vard Avenue to e~ty into the trunk sewer at the inter- section of Hayward Avenue, Pitt Ave~ue and East Eighth Street. Beginning at the South margin of the intersection of Ironsides Avenue and East Eleventh Street, thence South along Ironsides Avenue to empty into the trunk sewer at the intersection of Ironsides Avenue, East Eighth Street and Water Street. Beginning Forty (40) feet South of the South margin of the intersection of Ironsides Avenue and East Sixteenth Street, thence South along Ironsides Avenue to the center of its intersection with East Thirteenth Street~ thence East along East Thirteenth Street to the center of the intersection of East Thirteenth Street and the alley East of Bright's Addition, thence South along said alley and along 01d NipsiE Avenue to its intersection with East Eleventh Street, thence East along East~Eleventh Street to the center of its intersection with Nipsic Avenue, thence S6uth along the center of Nipsic Avenue to empty-into the trunk sewer at the center of its intersection with Water Street. Beginning at the Northwest corner of Tract Two of Tibbett's Decatur Acre Tracts, thence South along the line between Tracts Two and Three, crossing East Eleventh Street and South along Vandalia Avenue to empty into the trunk sewer at its intersection with Water Street. Beginning Forty (40) feet South of the intersection of East Sixteenth Street and Trenton Avenue, thence South along Trenton Avenue to empty into the trunk sewer at its intersection with Water Street. Beginning at the center of East Thirteenth Street w~ere the Nest line of Tract Seventeen of Tlbbett's Decatur Acre Tracts extended North would intersec~ the same, thence East along East Thirteenth Street to the center of the intersection, and emptying into the sewer on Trenton Avenue. Beginning at a point on Wynard Avenue approximately 550 feet Northeast of the center of its intersection with Trenton Avenue, thence Southwest along Wynard Avenue to empty into the sewer in Trenton Avenue at its intersection with Trenton Avenue. together with the adjusting and connecting of inlets, catch basins, manholes, and flush tanks, providing for the drainage of all of said streets and avenues, together with the doing of any and al~ other work in connection therewith as may he necessary to m~{e such improvement a complete job, all in accordance with the maps, plans and specifications now on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Bremerton. Section 2. That the cost and expense of the laying and construction of such trunk nd sanitary sewers, sub-sewers and branch sewers shall be borne by and assessed against the property included in the assessment district hereinafter created, and lying between the termini of the improvement and back to the middle of the block along the marginal lines of the streets or areas improved by each of such combined trunk, sanitary, sub-sewers and branch sewers such amount as would represent the reasonable cost of a local sewer and its appurtenances, in accordance with the provisions of Section 9Z65 of Remington's Revised Statutes, and the remainder of the cost and expense of such improvement shall be distributed over and assessed against all the property within the boundaries of the entire district hereinafter created, in accordance with special benefits conferred thereon, and in proportion to area, except such pro~ortion of said entire cost as shall be borne b~~ and paid for by either a department of the State of Washington or a department of the National Government created for emergency relief, and which proportion of such cost and expense as is assessed against the property included within such district is hereby declared to be in accordance with-such special benefits conferred upon such property. Section Z. There is hereby established and created a local improvement district to be called and knows as "Local Improvement District No. 15E," the boundaries of which 4istrict are described as-follows: Beginning at the Northwest corner of the City Limits of East Bremerton; said point bein~ the intersection of East ~ixteenth Street and Government meander line, and running East on East Sixteenth Stree~ to the intersection with Trenton Avenue; thence South along Trenton Avenue to a point ~5 feet West of the Northwest corner of Tract 11, McTei~h's Garden Tracts; thence East 1E5 feet from the Northwest corner of said Tract 11, thence South parallel with the East margin of Trenton Avenue to the North line of Grand View Addition; thence East along the North margin of said addition to the intersection with the Government meander line; thence following said meander line Southwesterly and Northwesterly to the place of betinning, Kitsap County, Washington. Section 4. That the cost and expense of such improvements to be borne by said improvement district and exclusive of the port~on borne by either the State of Washington or the United States Department for Emergency Relief, as in Section 2 of this ordinance provided, shall be assessed against said property included in said improvement district in proportion that the cost.of the laying and constructing of a local sewer along each of said streets and alleys and back to the middle of the blocks along the marginal lines of the streets or areas improved for an adequate local sewer bears to the entire cost of said improve~uent, in accordance with the provisions of Section 9565 of Remington's Revised Statutes of the State of Washington, and that the cost and expense of such trunk seYver, sub-sewers and branch sewers over and above the cost of an adequate local sewer along said streets and alleys shall be ,~ssessed against the property included in the entire district ~hat can be drained into such trunk sewer, in accordance with the special bene£its conferred thereon, and in proportion to area as hereinabove specified, save and except such part of the cost of said improvement as shall be paid for by arrangement with e±ther a department of the State of Washington or a department of the United States Gover~zment as hereinbefore provided. Section 5. Bonds bearing interest at the rate of not to exceed 8 per cent per annum, payable on or before ten years from ~he date of issuance, shall be issued in payment of the cost and expense of said improvement assessed against the property included in the district hereinabove described, which bonds shall be redeemed by a collection of special assessments levied and assessed against the property within said district, payable in eaual annaul installments, with interest at the rate of not to exceed 6% per annum u~der the mode of payment by bonds as required by law and the ordinances of the City of Bremerton. These bonds shall be delivered to the contractor in the redemption o£ warrants on the local improvement district funds issued on the estimate of the City Engineer, or the City of Br~merton may, at its option, sell said bonds either to the United States Government or to any private person or persons, and make such redemption in cash. Section 6. This ordinance shall after its first reading, be placed on file with the City Clerk for a period of 8. t least one week and shall take effect thirty days from and after its final reading, passage amd publication as provided by law. Passed by the City Commission of the City of Bremert~:~n, on first reading this 19th day of December, 1936. Passed and adopted on second reading ~his ~87 day of December, 19~6, signed by the Eayor and attested by the City Clerk in authentication of such passage. Attest