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OpDINANCE NO.
BEING AN r",TTRG_'NCY ORDINM7 R?LPTITTG TO T1m ASO'SMnMNT OF TTIT, COST OF
CONSTPUCTION OF I"PPOV717MIS IN PITKIN STMT I4TROVT%TINT DISTT'ICT M. 171
OF TFT' CITY OF FORT COLLINS, ^OLORADC, AT?D PROVIDI?TG FOR TIM PAYMENT AND
COLLECTION TR^PEOF.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THT CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS:
Section 1. That under and by virtue of the provisions of Ordinance
No. 27, 1924, of said City of Fort Collins, duly passed and adopted on the
Sth day of November, 1924, Pitkin Street Improvement District No. 17 was duly
created and provisicns made in said ordinance for the construction of certain
improvements in said district, consisting of paving within the limits of the
said district; that the said improvements as therein provided have been duly
constructed as provided by law and duly accepted by the City of Fort Collins as
therein provided; that thereafter the City Engineer and the Commissioner of 7brks,
on to-wit: the 21st day of October, A. D. 1925, duly reported to the City
Council that the cost of construction of said 1--provements, including the cost
of inspection, collection and other incidentals, and also including interest, is
$50,477.65; that in and by said report the Commissioner of Works, pursuant to the
report of the City Enginser, duly aprortioned upon all of the lots or tracts of
land in the district improved, in proportion as the frontage of each lot or tract
of land is to all the frontage of all the lots or tracts of land so improved,
exclusive of public highways, _Nurauant to the provisions of Ordinance No. 70 1921,
relating to local public improvements, and Ordinance No. 27, 1924, creating
Pitkin Street Improvement District No. 17, and Y3iich district is hereinafter
more particularly described by lots and blocks, together with the apportionment
and rate per front foot, the said findings and report of the Commissioner of Works
and City ;nginesr being in accordance with the report of the City 7ngineer in
rsspect to the proposed assessment on sach lot in said district.
Section 2. That at the regular meeting of the City Conneil held on
the 21st dap of October, A. D. 1925, said report of the Commissioner of Works
and City ?ngiaeer concerning said proposed assessment for improvements in
Pitkin Street Improvement District No. 17 was by resolution of the City Council
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duly adopted for the purpose of consideration and determination at a regular meeting
of the City Council to be held on the 28th day of November, A. D. 1925, pursuant to
a notice of the City Clerk as provided by law; that in and by said resolution the
City Clerk was instructed and directed to publish m tice in the official newspaper
of the City of Fort Collins for a period of ten (10) days, addressed to the vvnera
of property to bs ass3ssed in Pitkin Street Improvement District No. 17, stating
the whole cost of the improvements and the share apportioned to each lot or tract of
lend in said district, and notifying the owners thereof that any complaints or
objections that might be made in writing by them to the City Clerk and filed in his
office within thirty days from the publication of said notice, would be hs^rd and
determined by the City Council, at a regular meeting thereof, tobe held on the 29th
day of November, A. D. 1925, at the hour of eight o'clock in the forenoon of said day
in the Council Chamber in the City Hall in said City; th, t after said hearing the
City Council would take up the matter of the passage of an ordinance assessing the
cost of said improvements; that pursuant to the authority contained in said
resolution the City Clerk caused to be publis'sed said notice in the Fort Collins
Express-Courier, the official newspaper of said City of Fort Collins, for a period
of ten days, as provided by ordinance, and tbAt due proof of publication has been
duly filed in the office of the City Clerk; no eomeplaints or objections having been
filed, at said meeting of the City Council held on the 28th day of November, A. D.
1925, the assessing ordinance for the cost of the improvements in said Pitkin Street
Improvement District No. 17 was ordered submitted for passage and adoption.
Section 3. That the total cost of the improvements in Pitkin Street
Improvement District No. 17, under and by virtue of said Ordinance No. 270 1924, of
said City, including the cost of inspection, collection and interest, amounts to
$50,477.65, which said sum is hsr3by assessed upon the real estate in said Pitkin
Street Improvement District No. 17, in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance
No. 7, 1921, relating to local public improvements, and the proportion of said cost
assessed to each lot or tract of land in said Pitkin Street Improvement District
No. 17 comprising the following lots and blocks in said district, shall be as follows:
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FINAL ASSI+ iT.= ROLL PITKIN STIENT IMPROV 2UNT #17
LOT BLACK PROPERTY O .SI i FRONTAGE RATE COST INTZR- RATE COST ALLEY RATE COST TOTAL
SECTION
BLOCK 18, L. NARK ADDITION
8 18 Alice =4. Smith 50 {9478 47.40 47.40
18 C. F. Cole 50 .9478 47.40 47.40
11 18 E. F. Monroe 140 8.982 12V 50 140 .7983 111.76 1369•
12 18 Lester L. Osborn 140 8.982 1257.50 190 .9478 180.08 140 .7983 111.76 1549•
BLOCK 171 LAKE PARK ADDITION
7 17 William a. Ballard 50 .9478 47.40 47.40
$ 17 dary Francis l rkin 50 .9478 47.40 47.40
9 17 William 11. Griff ith 50 .9478 47.40 47.40
10 17 loin A. Stockon 50 .9478 47.40 47.40
11 17 F. 1Z. Richard 140 8.982 1257.49 190 .9476 180.08 140 .7983 111.76 1549.
12 17 �dE;ar Gifford 140 8.982 1257.49 190 •9478 180.08 140 .7983 111.76 1549.
BLOCii 16, "KE PAT, ,' ADuITIOPI
11 16 L. H. Jenkins 50 8.982 449.10 190 .9478 180.08 629.18
12 16 Clara N. Smith 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 496.49
13 16 Lee C. Nelson 50 8.982 449.10 50 •9478 47.39 496.49
14 16 Ernest .zalter Beavers 50 8.982 449.10 50 •9478 47.39 496.49
15 16 E. R. Price 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 4e' 49
16 16 J. A. & Mary U. Alldredge 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 45_ .49
17 16 J. J. Bauman 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 496.49
18 16 J. J. Bauman 50 8.982 449.10 50 •9478 47.39 496.49
19 16 J. J. Bauman .50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 496.49
20 16 T. J. Lamson 50 8.982 449.10 190 •9478 180.0 629:19
BLOCK 150 LAKE .'ARK ADDITION
11 15 Mrs. A. A. McDougall 40 8.982 359.28 180 .9478 170.60 529.88
12 15 Susan B. Fisher 40 8.982 359.28 40 .9478 37.91 397.19
13 15 Clara B. Brolliar J50 8.982 359.28 40 .9478 37.91 397.19
14 15 J. A. Herrera 40 8.982 359.28 40 .9478 37.91 397.19
15 15 P. C. Rodgers 40 8.982 3 9. 40 .9478 37.91 397 1
16 15 D. F. Strohneyer 40 8.982 3 p9.2YS 40 .9478 37.91 397.1
17 15 Sarah Howard 40 8.982 359•28 40 •9478 37.91 397.19
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LOT BLOCK PROP RTY 0'Mi M FRONTAGE RATE COST L3 u R- RAM COST AIZ:Y RATE COST TOTAL
S3CT ION
BLOCK 15, LA{ 1%VUr ADDITION
18 15 Tana 40 8.982 359.28 40 .9478 37.91 397.19
19 15 J. J. Bauraa.n 40 8.982 359.2$ a0 •9478 37.91 397.1
20 15 J. J. Batman 40 8.982 359.28 180 .9478 170.6o 529•
,3 QGAk 14. LAB PARK ADD IT ION
11 14 Minnie saente 40 8.982 359.28 160 .9478 170.60 52 38
12 14 Minnie Jente 40 8.982 359.28 40 .9478 37.91 397.19
13 14 Minnie ."ante 40 8.982 359.28 40 .9478 37.91 397.19
14 14 T. C. Nicholson 40 8.982 359.28 40 •9478 37.91 397.19
15 14 Lawrence �. innard 40 8.982 359.28 40 .9478 37.91 397.19
40 8.982 359.28 40 .9478 37.91 397.19
176 14 J. H. Irwin 40 8.982 359.28 40 .9478 37.91 397.19
18 14 .'alter Ray Drake 40 8.982 359.28 40 .9478 37.91 397.19
19 14 H. D. Kinpel 40 8.982 359.28 40 .9478 37.91 397.1
20 14 K. D . Kimoel 40 8.982 359.28 180 .9478 170.6o 529.8
BLOCK 13. LAUS ''ARK ADDITION
6 13 Emeline I. Post 44 8.982 395.22 184 .9478 174.39 569.61
7 13 Feline L. Post 44 8.982 395.22 44 .9478 41.70 436.92
8 13 Charles J. Uorbett, Zatate 44 8.982 395.22 22 .9478 2O.$5 416.07
13 J. J. Bauman,: 44 8.:1 395.22 3 °422
l0 13 J. J . Bataaan 44 8.982 395.a_2 3922
BLACK 2, L.C.XOOR-VS, 1ST ADDITION
1 2 William Velacher 135 8.982 1212.58 135 .8128 109.74 1322.32
7 2 Minnie Y. Jones 140 8.982 1257.50 Igo .9478 180.o8 140 .8128 113.31 1551.39
8 2 Bert McCarty 50 .9478 47.39 477399
9 2 Carl Edwin Stitt 5
BLOCK 10 L.C.RO0RFs*9 2ND ADDITION
ALL 1 SCHOOL District Number 5 350 8.982 3143.72 340 •9478 322.25 3465.97
BLACK 2. L. C. 11110( Ru'S 27D Ate'?ITIQITT
ALL 2 School District Number 5 550 8.982 4940.14 440 .9478 417.03 5357.17
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TAT BLOCK PRGPERTY 0viULR FRONTAGE RATE COST INTER- RATE COST ALI""Y RATE COST TOTAL
SECTION
BLOCK 3v L. C. UT-RRIS 3RD AiJ71TION
1 3 L. C. Moore 50 8.982 449-10 190 .9478 180.08 629.18
2 3 L- C. Moore 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 496.49
3 3 L. C. Moore 50 8.982 449.10 50 ,9478 47.39 496.49
4 3 L. C. Moore 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 4g6.49
5 3 L. C . Moore 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 436.49
b 3 L. C. Moore 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 4"` 49
7 3 L. C. Moore 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.32 0
8 3 L. C . Moore 50 8.982 44n.10 19O .9478 180.Oki 629.1
BLOCK 2, L.C.X(-,"" SRE'S 3RD ADDITION
1 2 L. C. Moore 50 8.982 449.10 190 .9478 180.08 629.18
2 2 L. C. ::core 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 496.49
2 L. C. ?uoore 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 496.49
4 2 L. C. Yoore 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 496.49
5 2 L. C. -oore 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 496.49
6 2 L. C. Moore 50 8.982 449.10 50 .9478 47.39 46.49
7 2 L. C. Yloore 50 8.98- 449.10 50 .9478 47.3 496.499
8 2 L. C. Moore 50 8.982 449.10 190 .9478 180.09 629.18
BLOCK 1, L. C. MOORW3 3R➢ ADDITION
1 1 L. C. Moore 58 8.982 520.95 51 95
2 1 L. C. Moore 59 e:982 524.95 527.95
3 1 L. C. Moore 59 8.982 529.95 58.5 •9478 M.45 585.40
4 1 L. C. Moore 59 8.982 529.95 199 •9478 1 .61 718.56
91ty of Fort Collins--j- cost of intersections--5947.51 at .9478--------------- 5637.02
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Section 4. All assessments herein provided for shall be due and payable
within thirty (30) days from the final passage and publication of this ordlnane=,
without demand, provided that all assasamants may at the election of the owners of
the property assessed be paid in twenty (20) equal installments, beginning
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V a 77 a a rq / >" , 192 to , and payable annually on said last
mentioned date tbsreaft�r, until the full amount thereof has been paid, with interest
on the unpaid principal pjWabla semi-annually at the rate of six (6O) per cent per
annum.
Section 5. Failure to pay the whole of the assessment within the said period
of thirty (30) days shall be oonclusiv317 considered and held an election on the part
of all persons interested, whather under disability or otherwise, to pay in such
installments.
Section 6. Failure to pay any installment, whethar of principal or intarast,
when due, shall cause the whole of the unpaid principal to become dug and payable
im--ediately, and the whole amount of the unpaid principal and accrued interest shall
thereafter draw interest at the rate of one (1%) par cant par month, or fraction of a
month, until the day of sale as harainafter ;,.rovided, but at any tins prior to the
day of sale tbs ownir xay.-iay the dmount of all unpaid installments, with interest at
one (lp) per cant per month, or fraction of a month, and all psnaltias accr uad, and
shall thereupon be restored to the right to pay the installments im the same manner
as if default had not been suffered. The owners of any property not in default as to
any installments or payments may at any time pay the whole of the unpaid principal
with interest accrued to the maturity of the next installment of interest or principal.
Section 7. Payments may be made to the City Treasurer at any time within
thirty (30) days of the final passage and publication of this ordinance and an
allowance of five (5%) per cent discoant shall be 3uads on all payments made during
such period only.
Section 8. In case of d=.fault in the payment of any installment of
principal and interest Shen due, any and all property concerning which such default
is suffered shall be advartissd by the County Treasurer and sold for the payment of the
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whole of the unpaid assessment thereon; at the same time or times and in the same
manner, under all the same conditions and penalties and with the same effects as
are provided by law for sales of real estate in default of the payment of general
taxes.
Section 9. It shall be the duty of the City Clark to prepare the foregoing
assessment roll in said Pitkin Street Improvement District No. 17 in proper form
showing in suitable columns each piece of real estate assessed, the total amount of
the assessment, the smount of each installment of principal and interest, and the
We when each installment# %Lll become due, with suitable columns for use in case of
payment of the whole amount or of any installment or penalty, and deliver the same to
may be
the City Treasurer and thereafter payments/made to the City Treasurer at any time
within thirty (30) days after the passage of this assessment ordinance and the taking
effect thereof. Upon the expiration of the thirty (30) days, the City Treasurer shall
return to the City Clerk the assessment roll showing all payments made thereon,with
the date of each payment, and thereupon the City Clerk shall prepare a permanent local
assessment roll in book form, showing in suitable columns each pio^e of real estate
or property upon which the assessment is unpaid, the whole amount of the assessment
unpaid, the date to which the same is computed, the amount of each installment of
principal and interest, together with two (2S) per cent additional therson as
collection charges of the County Treasurer, and the data when the same will become
due, with suitable columns for use in case of the payment of any installmenta or
penalties. Said roll shall be certified by the City Clerk under the seal of the
City, and by him delivered to the County Treasurer of Larimer County with his
warrant for the collection of the same.
Section 10. All collections -ads by the Cornty Treasurer on said
assessment roll in any calendar month shall be accounted for and paid over to the
City Treasurer on the first day of each and every month, with separate statements
for all such collections for each month, in the same manner as general taxes are
paid by the County Treasurer to the City.
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Section 11. The owner of any divided or undividsd interest may nay his
share of any assessment upon producing evidence of the extant of his interest a
satisfactory to the officers having the roll in charge.
Section 12. In the opinion of the City Council an smerg,ancy exists
for the preservation of the public health, peace and safety, and this ordinance
shall take effect upon its passag a and publication under and by virtue of the
authority contained in Sections 6 and 7 of Article IV of the City Charter.
Introduced, read at length and adopted by the unanimous vote of all
the members of the City Council this 28th day of November, A. D. 1925.
CAmissio5sr of Safat d Ex-Officio :ayor
ATT35T:
C y Clark.
STATE OF COLOFADD )
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COUNTY OF LARIM"R )
I, A. J. R0S7,NO7,j, City Clerk of the City of Fort Collins
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do hereby certify and dec re that the foregoing ordinance consisting of tnelve (12)
sacti ns was duly pro-osed and read at length at a regular meting of the City
Council held on the 28th day of November, A. D. 1925, and was duly adopted and
ordered published in the Fort Collins Express-Courier, a daily newsrala r and the
official newspaper of the City of Fort Collins, bythe unanimous vote 68 all r.amb;rs of
the Council as an smeggency ordinance, in accordance with the provisions of Saction1
6 and 7 f Art'ele IV of the City Charter; and thereafter, and on to-wit: the
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day of "` � ;rA. D. 1925, said Ordinance No. � was duly published in the Fort
Collins Express-Courier, a daily newspaper published in the City of Fort Collins, Color-lb
I:S rITT 7GC. >^ F, I have hare 0 set my hand and
affixad the seal of said City this day ofrA 1925.
City Clerk.