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HomeMy WebLinkAbout6 of 1921 - Fire District No. 3 Sugarhouse District 4 .. ROLL CALL VOTING AYE NAY Salt Lake City,Utah, January 17, , 192..E... Barnes Burton _ Crabbe I move that the ordinance be passed. Green -- 7- 72 Mr. Chairman .. •• Result AN ORDINANCE AM ORDINANCE STJENDING SECTION 256 of the hevised Ordinances of Salt Lake City, 1920, relating to fire limits. Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah: SECTION 1. That Section 256 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City, 1920, be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: S . 256. SIRE LIMITS. She following are hereby established as the fire limits og Salt Lake City, to-wit: District No. 1. Commencing at the northwest cor- ner of Third East and fourth South streets; thence running west along the north side of fourth South street to the east side of Second heat street; thence north along the east side of Second -Jest Street to the south side of North Temple street; thence east along the south side of North Temple street to the west side of State street; thence south along the west side of State street to the south side of South Temple street; thence east along the south side of South Temple street to the west side of Third East street; thence south along the west side of Third East street to the place of beginning, the said district No. 1, including all of the blocks 49 to 60, both inclusive, all of blocks 67 to 78, and all of blocks 85 to 88, both inclusive, all in plat "A". District l'0. 2. Conesicin tho .ao;_Lhvrc:t corner i i of Third East a..M. fourth ;Muth streets; thence ruunlin.,-, west along the south r.ide, Of fourth South .;treet to the west side of Second 7est stroet; thence north along the west side of Second. ..'est street to the south side of North Tem-pl- street; thence west along the south side of North .Temple street to a point 165 feet west of the west side of fifth Viest street; thence south along a line 165 feet west of • fifth West street to the north side of fifth South street; thence east along the north side of fifth South street to the west side of Third fact street; thence north along the west side of Third. East street to the place of beginning, said District Nsb. 2, including blocks 37 to 48, both inclu- sive, blocks 61 to 66, both inclusive, and. blocks 79 to 84, both inclusive, all in plat "A," and. the east 165 feet of blocks 25, 36, 37, 48, 49 and 60 in plat "0"; provided, tha repairs or additions to residences or dwelling houses in district No. 2 may be of the same material as that in the existing structures and. the said residences or dwelling houses may be maintained with shingle roofs. District No. 3. There is hereby established Dis- trict No. 3, fire limits of Salt Lake City, which shall include the following; That property abutting on both side: of and, for a distance of 150 feet back from the property lines of llth East Street and Highland Drive, beginning at a point 287.1 feet north of the north property line of 21st South Street at Ilth East Street, running thence south to a point on Highland Drive 466 feet south of the said north property line of 21st South street at llth East street. Also that property abutting on both sides of and for a dis- tance of 150 feet back from the property lines of 21st South street, beginning at a point 245.1 feet east of the east property line of llth East Street at 21st South Street and extending .west 1856.5 feet to the center of 9th East .•: -2- Street; provided, that repairs or additions to residences or dwelling houses in District No. 3 may e of the same material as that in the existing structures and the said residences or dwelling houses may be maintained with shingle roofs. SECTION 2. In the opinion of the Board. of Commission- ers, it is necessary to the peace, health and safety of the in- habitants of Salt Lake City that this ordinance become effective immediately. SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect upon its publication. Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Jtah, this day of January, A. D. 1921. 11 a y o r. 4'tcorder. WC't'w.i CHIEF DEPUTY _3. i i i . i • - , , t f . .. . „ . .., ,_"...., .. , . '\`' .„,.... ‘.,,, ...:..,.. ...,. .,.... Lo.. „ ,.:,,, ,, ._.: , _ ,,,,,. . z ..,,, ,._... „b .-.1 r'. • \„k„ . ..,.: � ,�(.. y .. d, , : G g or ..., 0 i . • F_ . kt 0.- • `:; . 0 ki l ify _ _ . MINUTES OF A MELTING OF PROPERTY OWNERS residing in the Sugar House District, together with Mr. Arthur F. Barnes, of the City Commission and Fire Chief William Bywater, called for the purpose of discussing the fire restrictions of the Sugar House District, held at the Granite Lumber Company's Office January 7, 1921, M. 0. Ashton, Chairman, and 7. B. Richards, Jr., Secretary. The following business men and tax-payers were in attendance: City Commissioner Arthur F. Barnes, Fire Chief William Bywater, M. 0. Ashton, W. B. Richards, Jr., Ilephi J. Hansen, A. C. Smoot, J. A. Rockwood, Andrew P. Davidson, Edward Laird, W. B. Richards, Sr., Mrs. Chas. Hart, Mrs. Timby, M. D. Settle, Horace E. Eldredge, A. Matton, John Burt, James Dean and George Dixon. Mr. J. A. Rockwood was asked by the Chairman to state his interpretation of the present fire ordinance, which he did, explaining that the or- dinance covers the district from Hollywood Avenue, on the North to the Railroad track on the Seuth, and from 12th East on the East and to 9th East on the West, and that the restrictions particularly prohibited the building or altering of any wood or frame buildings within the district, and that it included sleeping porches and auto garages. Mr. Ashton, Chairman, explained that a Committee consisting of Mr. N. J. Hansen, W. B. Richards, Sr., Lon Fisher, Edward Laird, J. A. Rock- wood and A. C. Smoot, had at a previous meeting been appointed to formulate a request or petition that the existing ordinance be rescinded and a new fire district be created with such modifications ae would permit the repairing of already existing buildings within the dis- trict with the same materials as at present constructed, and that they were to decide upon the limits that should be asked for to be embraced within the fire zone. yi I -2- A part of the ;=etition that this Committee had formulated and given to the Commissioners was read, and the limits were explained and designated on a map fur- nished by Commissioner Barnes. Chief Bywater made some remarks explaining fully the fire restrictions, and stating why this section had been included in the fire district. Also explaining that before the present exist- ing ordinance was introduced, letters were sent out giv- ing a chance for any complaints or objections, but none had been entered. A discussion was entered into by several of the gentlemen present. Mr. Andrew Davidson presented a peti- tion asking that that portion of 21st South Street lying West of McClelland Avenue continuing to 9th East, 125 feet back from the property line be included in the fire district, which was not included in the petition of the Committee appointed by the property owners. Mr. Davidson explained that the Signers of the petition were thoroughly familiar with the fire ordinance, and that it was their desire to come under the restrictions of the same. A motion was proposed by Mr. J. A. Rockwood and seconded by Mr. Smoot, that the recommendation of the Committee contained in the petition that the restrictions and privileges of the petition, and also the bounds suggested by the Committee be accepted, with the exception that the limits be extended as per the request in the petition of Mr. Andrew Davidson and others, carrying the West limits of the district to 9th East on 21st South Street, 125 feet back from the property line. T!is motion was passed unanimously. A vote of thanks was given Mr. Barnes and Mr. Bywater for their kindly interest and consideration of the Sugar House District. A copy of the minutes was asked for by Mr. Bywater, that they may be placed on file in the office of the City Commissioners as a final settlement of the matter. The meeting was adjourned. 9473--1C2- 7.