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ROLL CALL
VOTING Yes No \\O S'alt•Lake City, Utah, MAY 12 12[4 191
pe4ibient
4-' "Shearman I move that of 0'
report
Wells. Received
11/4 be 4*Tried and filed
Lawrence
Morris
Mr. Chairman
Result
Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, 4 9! , 91
' L)C^Wo5 , t Recorder
May04
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H.J.WHINNY
CITY ATTORNEY SALT LAKE CITY CORPORATION
AARON MYERS
W.W. LITTLE
W.H. FOLLAND
ASSISTANTS LAW D E PARTM E NT
Salt Lake City, Utah, May 13, 1914.
To the Honorable Board of Commissioners
of Salt Lake City, Utah.
Gentlemen:
In the matter of Resolution No. 42 , by Commissioner Lawrence ,
authorizing the Mayor and City Recorder to advertise for bids for the
purchase of water and sewer bonds, presented to your honorable body
and referred to this department May 4, 1914, I would respectfully say:
By the direction of Mr. Lawrence I have drawn a resolution which
I herewith present, changing in some respects Resolution No. 42, above
mentioned to conform to Mr. Lawrence ' s direction, which if passed, will
be a substitute for Resolution No. 42.
I hererith return the above mentioned Resolution No. 42.
Very respectfully,
ROLL CALL
VOTING Yes Nc
Salt Lake City,Utah May 1. 1914
Lawrence
reso ution
Morris I move that the be passed.
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Shearman
Wells
Mr.Chairman RESOLUTION.
Result
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake
City, Utah:
THAT WHEREAS, at a special election duly held in Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Wednesday the 18th day of February, 1914, there was
submitted to such gfalified electors of said City as should have paid
a property tax in the year preoedingsaid election, two propositions,
towit:
1. Of said City's incurring indebtedness in the sum of
five hundred twenty five thousand (0525,000) dollars, and of issuing
bonds therefor, for the purpose of increasing, improving, enlarging,
extending, perfecting and adding to the present water supply and
water work system of said City for the purpose of supplying and dis-
tributing water to the inhabitants of said City, and to that end to
construct a water supply main from Big Cottonwood Conduit along
Thirteenth South Street to`Ninth East Street; to construot a dis-
tributing main on Ninth East Street from Twelfth South to Thirteenth
South Street; to construct distrIbuting reservoirs on the east bench
and in City Creek Canyon; to construct storage reservoirs at Lakes
Phoebe, Mary, and Twin Lakes in Big Cottonwood Canyon; to construct
storage reservoir in Parley's Canyon; to enlarge the present East
Jordan Canal from its head to Little Cottonwood Creek, and extend
said canal to Big Cottonwood Creek for the purpose of carrying water
now being transported through the Jordan and Salt Lake City Canal;
and to acquire water rights in Big Cottonwood Creek and other sources
of water supply by exchange or purchase or both.
2. Of said City's incurring an indebtedness in the sum of
three hundred seventy-five thousand ($"375,000) dollars and of issuing
bonds therefor for the purpose of defraying the expense of increasing,
improving, extending and adding to the present sewer system of said
City, for the purpose of prpyLd,,}g means of sewage to the inhabitants
thereof and to care for and dispose of said sewage, and to that end
to construct a main outlet sewer along Seventh West or Eighth West
Street from Tenth South Street to about Ninth North Street; to con-
struct a pumping station consisting of building, tanks and such
pumps and motors, gas engines and other machinery in addition to the
present equipment at Eighth West and Seventh North Streets as may
be necessary, for the purpose of pumping sewage from said main outlet
sewer into the discharge pipe next herein mentioned; to lay a dis-
charge pipe to carry sewage from said pumping station westerly to, at
or about Redwood Road; to construct outlet canal from the end of said
discharge pipe to Great Salt Lake, and to extend main sewer from
Main Street to Seventh West or Eighth West Street; and
_`_� WHERHA m rity of the qualified electors of said City
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wOted n favor o each and both propositions submitted as aforesaid,
which result was duly ascertained and declared by the Board of
Commissioners of said City acting as a Board of Canvassers on Tuesday,
February 24, 1914 (Monday having been a legal holiday);
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Mayor and City
Recorder of this City be, and they are hereby authorized and directed
to advertise for bids for the purchase of said bonds. Said notice
to bidders shall be published daily for a period of
successive weeks in the following papers: The Salt Lake Tribune, and
, daily papers of
general circulation and published in Salt Lake City; also in the
, a paper of general
oirculation in financial quarters published in New York City, New
York. Said notice shall describe the proposed bonds and their con-
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ditions as set forth in the ordinance submitting said proposition to
said electors at the election aforesaid; and
WHEREAS it is not deemed expedient to issue all of said
bonds and pay interest thereon during the time the funds therefor
are lying idle. Said notice shall further require bids to be made
upon said bonds as hereinafter stated. All bonds to be dated the
day of , and to be purchased
and paid for in the follaving manner:
WATER BONDS.
thereof on the day of
, 1914.
thereof on the day of
, 1914.
thereof on the day of
, 1914.
thereof on the day of
, 1914.
SEWER BONDS.
thereof on the day of
, 1914.
thereof on the day of
, 1914.
thereof on the day of
, 1914.
Said notice shall further require that all bids upon the
said bonds shall be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of
payable to the ardor of the Treasurer of
Salt lake City,ae a guarantee of good faith on the part of the
bidder and to reemburse this City for its loss and expense on this
behalf incase the bidder shall not perform his bid after acceptance
thereof.
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That no bids for less than the face value of said bonds
will be considered; and that Salt Lake City reserves the right to
reject any and all bids and to accept any bid deemed advantageous
to this City;and that all bids shall be well sealed and shall be
placed in the hands of the City Recorder of Salt Lake City on or
before P.M. on the day of , 1914.