Proceedings of The City Council May 7, 1963 The Mayor and Council of the City of O’Neill, Nebraska, met at the City Council Room in said City on the 7th day of May, 1963 at 7:110 p.m in Regular session, the following lx*mg present: Mayor, I> C. Schaffer, City Clerk, O. I>. French; Council men: Gleeson, Iteynoldson, Moorman, Carroll, McIntosh and Janousek. The following being absent: Moore and Hiatt: A quorum lieing present, the following proceedings were had and done: C-ouncilman Gleeson intre turned on again until said bill and other charges, if any, due said city be paid, together with a fee of $4.00 for resumption of service. The water commissioner may, whenever he deems it ad visable or necessary, declare any water bill due at any time and proceed to collect the same; and, in his discretion, may require charges for water service to be paid in advance. The City of O'Neill is hereby divided into Two water Districts. District No. 1 shall comprise all of the terri tory lying East of Fourth Street, and District No. 2 shall comprise till of the territory lying West of Fourth Street. The bi-monthly periods for computing water rent als in District No. 1 shall com mence on the 1st day of July, September, November. January, March and May of each year, and in District No. 2 on the first day of alternate months from those set forth for District No. 1. SECTION 2: That Sub sections a, n, ana c,, ot section jo or or dinance No. 263-A be and it here by is repealed. SECTION 3: That all other sec tions of Ordinance No. 263-A shall remain in full force and effect. SECTION 4: This ordinance shall be in full force and take effect from and after its passage, approval and publication accord ing to law. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 7th DAY OF MAY. 1963. D. C. SCHAFFER Mayor ATTEST: O. D. FRENCH City Clerk (SEAL1 Councilman Reynoldson intro duced an ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ANIMALS AND FOWLS WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF O’NEILL. NE BRASKA: To provide for the licensing, regulating and taxing of dogs harbored or running at large within said City; to prescribe rules and regulations for the im IKHinding and killing of dogs un der certain conditions; to pro tect the inhabitants of this City against rabid or dangerous dogs; to regulate where animals or fowls may be kept with respect to the residence or place of abode of another: to prohibit cru elty to animals; to prohibit an imals or fowls from running at large: to provide penalties for the violation thereof: to repeal all ordinances and parts of ordinan ces and parts of ordinances in conflict therewith; and to pre scribe the time when this or dinance shall be in full force and take effect. Said ordinance was fully and distinctly read, and on motion said ordinance was designated as Ordinance No. 354-A of said City and the title approved. There upon Councilman Reynoldson moved that the statutory- rule re quiring the reading of ordinan ces on three different days be dispensed with, which motion was seconded by Councilman Glee son and the roll was called on the adoption of said motion and the Councilmen present vot ed as follows: All Yea: None, Nay: Said motion, having been con curred in by three-fourths of the Councilmen present, was by the Mayor declared passed and adopted. Thereupon said ordinance was read by title a second time and was then read at large and put upon final passage and the May or stated the question is: "Shall Ordinance No. 354-A be passed and adopted?” The roll was then called on the passage and adop lion ol said ordinance and the' Cuuncilmen voted all Yea. The passage and adoption ol said ordinance having lieen con curred in by not less than three-fourths of all the mem tiers of the Council, said ordinance was by the Mayor declared passed and adopted and the Mayor in the presence of the Council, signed and approved said ordinance. A true, correct and complete copy of said ordi nance is as follows: < ITY OF O’NElIX, NEBRASKA ORDINANCE NO. 354-A ANIMALS AND FOWLS AN ORDINANCE RELATLNG TO ANIMALS AND FOWLS WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF HIE CITY OF O - NLTIJL, NEBRASKA: To Provide for the Licensing, regulating and taxing of dogs harbored or run ning at large within said City; to prescribe rules and regulations for the impounding and killing of dogs under certain conditions; to protect the- inhabitants of this City against rabid or dangerous dogs; to regulate where animals or fowls may be kept with re spect to the residence or place of a I ode of another; to prohibit cruelty to animals; to prohibit animals or fowls from running at large; to provide penalties for the violation thereof; to repeal all ordinances and parts of or dinances in conflict therewith; and to prescribe the time when this ordinance shall be in full force and take effect. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF O’NEILL, NEBRASKA: ARTICLE 1. SECTION 1: Terms, Defined. The term dog, whenever used in this article, shall be held to apply to both male and female dogs of all ages. The term spayed shall be construed to mean any neuter ed female dog as evidenced by the certificate of a licensed vet SECTION 2: Who Deemed Har lx>rer. Any persons who shall harbor or permit any dog to lx* for ten days or more or let the same habitually remain and be fed for the period of ten days or more in or about his house, store or enclosure, shall be deemed the harborer of such dog, and shall be liable to the penalties herein prescribed for the viola tion of this article. SECTION 3: Dangerous Dogs at Large; Rabid Dogs: If the owner or harborer of a fierce or dangerous dog, after its disposi tion and nature have been ascer tained, permits the same to run at large in this City to the danger or annoyance of the citizens, he shall be deemed guilty of a mis demeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished as hereinafter provided. The Chief of Police or other constable des ignated by the City Council is hereby authorized to kill such dog if found running at large. The prudent use of firearms by the Chief of Police or such other officer for this purpose or for any purpose required by this article shall not be considered a violation of the ordinances of this City. The City Council by resolution may prohibit, by pro clamation. the running at large of any dog at any time of the year when, in said Council’s opin ion, the public is in danger of rabid dogs. All dogs are to be tied or confined between the dates of April 1st to October 1 of each year. SECTION 4: Female Dogs in Season: The owner or harborer of any female dog, licensed or unlicensed, who permits such dog to run at large while in sea son, shall, upon conviction there of. be punished as hereinafter provided. The Chief of Police or other officer designated by the City Council is hereby authoriz ea to Kin any such dog if found running at large in such condi tion. SECTION 5: Plates, Tags: It shall be unlawful for any dog to run at large or to be harbored within the corporate limits of this City, unless such dog shall have a collar with a metallic plate or tag fastened upon it. Each and every such tag or plate shall have plainly engraved or stamped thereon in plain letters, Dog Tax, O'Neill, Nebraska, and in figures the year for which the same was given and the number, which shall represent the number of such plate or tag; Provided, that the shape and appearance of the same t>e different each year and shall be numbered from one upwards. SECTION 6: Dog Tax. When Due. When Delinquent: Dog Tax Credited to General Fund: Every harborer of a male or spayed female dog in this City, shall pay to the City Clerk or other repre sentative, as a dog tax, the sum of One Dollar and twenty-five cents per annum; and every har borer of an unspayed female dog, in this City, shall likewise pay to the Village Clerk or other representative, as dog tax, the sum of Two dollars per annum. Such tax shall be payable cm or before the 'first day of January’ of each year. Each person so paying shall have a metallic tag attached to the collar of the dog showing the number as proved in Section 5 of this ordinance; Provided, the harborer of any dog brought into or harbored within the corporate limits of this City subsequent to January first in any year shall be liable for the dog tax levied herein. Dog tax shall become delinquent January 10 of each year, or with in ten day’s after the dog or dogs shall have been brought within the corporate limits of this vil lage subsequent to January first in each year. The Chief of Police when directed by the City Clerk, shall assist the said Clerk in the collection of the annual dog tax as provided herein. All dog tax money shall be credited to the General Fund of this City. SECTION 7: Enforcement of Dog Ordinance, Impounding, Kill ing of Dogs: Additional Compen sation of Chief of Police or other constable: It shall be the duty of the Chief of Police or other constable, designated by the City j Council, after January tenth in ’ each year, or when the dog tax becomes delinquent as aforesaid. to take up and kill any dog. male or female, harbored and found running at large or running at large within the corporate limits hereof and not having about its neck the lag or plate provided for in Section 5 of this Ordinance; and. for each dog no killed and disposed of the Chief of Police or other constable, designated by the City Council, receive in addi tion to his salary’ the sum of $1 00 One Dollar, the same to be paid as other claims against the gen eral fund of said City. No dog so taken by the Chief of Police or other officer of tins City shall be killed until such officer, after consulting the records in the of fice of the City Clerk, shall have satisfied himself that the tax herein levied on said dog is due and unpaid, and until such officer shall have notified in writing or by word of mouth the owner of said dog, if known to him, forth with to pay the delinquent tax so due; PROVIDED, each dog so taken will be impounded for at least (5) Five days, after which time if the dog is not called for and fees and maintenance paid, at the rate of J1.00 per day, then said dog shall be destroyed. SECTION 8: Poisoning or In juring Dogs: It shall I* unlawful for any person or persons to ad minister or cause to lx? administ ered poison of any sort whatso ever to any dog, or in any man ner to injure, maim or destroy, or in any manner to attempt to injure, maim or destroy any dog. the property of another, or to place any jx>ison or poisoned food where the same is accessible to any dog; Provided however, this section shall not apply to the killing of dogs with firearms by the Chief of Police or other offic er designated by the City Council carrying out or attempting to i/U* i j uui. 11 it uuuio a.^di^uuu him in other sections of this ar ticle. SECTION 9: Barking, Howl ing, Yelping or Offensive Dogs: No person shall own, keep or harbor any dog within the cor porate limits of this City which by loud, continued or frequent barking, howling or yelping shall annoy or disturb any neighbor hood or person or which habitu ally barks or chases pedestrians, horses or any vehicle whatsoever to the annoyance of such pedest rians, drivers or owners of ve hicles while on any public side walks, streets, alleys, or avenues in said City. SECTION 10: Dogs, injuring or Destroying Property of Another: No person shall own, keep or harbor _or allow to be in, or upon any premises occupied by him, or under his charge or control, any dog that in any manner in jures or destroys any real or per sonal property of any description belonging to another. If upon the trial of any offense mentioned in this section, it shall appear to the Police Judge that the person be quilty as charged in said com plaint, said Judge may, in addi tion to the usual judgment of conviction, order the person so offending to make restitution to the party injured in amount equal to the value of the property so injured or destroyed. ARTICLE II. General Regulations SECTION 11: Animals and Fowls Running at Large: No per sons having the charge, custody, or control thereof, shall permit any horse, mule, cow, sheep, goat, swrine, except as in this chapter otherwise proved, to go loose or run at large in any of the public ways, or upon the property of another, in this City, or to be tethered or staked out in such a manner as to allow said animal to reach to or pass into any public w'ay, or upon the property of another, and the run ning at large within the limits of this City, is hereby declared to be a common nuisance and the same is hereby prohibited. 19* Animalc i to: Any person or persons who shall inhumanly beat, strike, kick or wound any domestic ani mal within the corporate limits of this City, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished as hereinafter provided. Any person or persons who shall within the corporate limits of this City, torture, torment, in a cruel or inhumane manner any j domestic animal or beast of burden, shall be deemed guilty | of a misdemeanor, and, upon con-1 viction thereof, shall be punished as hereinafter provided. Any i person or persons, whether as owner or agent, having in charge I any domestic animal or animals j within the corporate limits of j this City, who shall willfully or | carelessly neglect to provide suf ficient food or shelter therefor at any season of the year, shall be deemed guilty of a misde meanor, and upon conviction ] thereof, shall be punished as j hereinafter provided. SECTION 13: Animals Not to | be Kept Within One Hundred Feet of Residence of Another: No person, whether as owner, bailee, keeper or custodian, shall j keep or maintain any domestic animal within one hundred feet of any part of any building used by another as residence or place of dwelling. SECTION 14: FOWLS NOT TO BE KEPT WITHIN THE COR PORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF O’NEILL; No person, wheth er as owner, bailee, keeper or custodian, shall keep or main tain any chickens, ducks, tur keys. geese, or any similar fowl within the City of O'Neill. ARTICLE HI. Penal Provisions SECTION 15: Violations, Pen alty: Any person who shall vio late any provisions of Articles I and n of this Chapter shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and. upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars and shall be assessed the court costs of prosecution. ARTICLE IV. Repeal and Operative Clauses SECTION 16: Repeal of Prior Ordinances in Conflict: All or dinances and parts of ordinances passed and approved prior to the passage and approval of this ordinance and in conflict there- j with are hereby repealed. SECTION 17: When Operative: This ordinance shall be in full» force and take effect from and after Its passage, approval and publication according to law PASSED AND APPROVED May 7. 1963 D C. SCHAFFER Mayor ATTEST: O D. FRENCH City Clerk t.SEAL* Councilman Gleeson introduced an ordinance entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF O’NEILL, NEBRASKA CHE AT1NC SANITARY SEWER EX TENSION DISTRICT NO I AND PRESCRIBING THE SIZE AND KIND OF SEWER MAINS TO BE CONSTRUCTED THEREIN AND THE LOCATION AND TERMI NAL POINTS THEREOF AND THE OUTER BOUNDARIES OF SAID DISTRICT Said Ordinance was fully and distinctly read, and on motion said ordinance was designated as Ordinance No. 355-A of said City and the title was approved. Thereupon Councilman Glee son moved that the statutory rule requiring the reading of ordinan ces on three different days be disjiensed with, which motion was seconded by Councilman Janou sek and the roll was called on the adoption of said motion and the Councilmen present voted as follows: YEA: Gleeson, Reynold son, Heermann, Carroll, McIn tosh and Janousek. NAY: None. Said motion, having been con curred in by three-fourths of the councilmen present, was by the Mayor declared passed and adopted. THEREUPON, said ordinance was read by title a second time and was then read at large and put upon final passage and the Mayor stated the question is: "Shall Ordinance No. 355-A be .... .... .... i n J.. t .. 1 o " ml. II Uliu 1 / V V. V * . Itn 1 Uii was then called on the passage and adoption of said ordinance and the Council men voted as fol lows: YEA: Gleeson, Carroll, Mc Intosh, Reynoldson, Heerinann and Janousek. NAY: None. The passage and adoption of said or dinance having been concurred in by not less than three-fourths of all of the members of the Council, said ordinance was by the Mayor declared passed and adopted and the Mayor in the presence of the Council signed and approved said ordinance. CITY OF O'NEILL, NEBRASKA ORDINANCE NO. 355-A AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF O'NEILL. NEBRASKA, CREATING SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION DISTRICT NO. I AND PRESCRIBING THE SIZE AND KIND OF SEWER MAINS TO BE CONSTRUCTED THERE IN AND THE LOCATION AND TERMINAL POINTS THEREOF AND THE OUTER BOUNDARIES OF SAID DISTRICT. Section 1. The Mayor and City Council hereby deem it necessary and desirable to extend the mun icipal sanitary sewer service be yond the limits of the existing;• sanitary sewer system of said! City and for such purpose to' create a sanitary sewer extension district. Section 2. There is hereby cre ated in the City of O’Neill, Ne braska, and within one mile of the corporate limits thereof, San itary Sewer Extension District No. 1, the outer boundaries of said District being defined and established as follows: Cbmmencing at the Northeast comer of Block G of the O'Neill and Haggerty’s Addition to the City of O’Neill, Nebraska; thence east to the northwest comer of Block H of the O’Neill and Hagg erty's Addition; thence north to the northwest corner of Spelts Ray Subdivision; thence east along the north line of Spelts Ray Subdivision to a point oppo site the southeast comer of Lot 12, Block 4 of Cleveland and Kipple’s First Addition; thence north along the west line of Lawndale Avenue to the inter section of the west line of Lawn uunt viiuv. uuu uiv iivi in uiii i of Cedar Street; thence west along the north line of Cedar! Street and Cedar Street extended to the west to a point on the east line of U. S. Highway 281; thence south along the east line of U. S. Highway 281 a distance of 585 feet; thence east to a point on the west line of Cleveland and Hippie’s First Addition; thence south along the west line of Cleveland and Hippie’s First Ad dition to a point on the south line of the County Road; thence east along the south line of the County Road to the intersection of the south line of the County Road and the west line of Madi son Street; thence south to the point of beginning. Section 3. The size, kind and location of the sewer mains to be constructed in said District shall consist of 8-inch vitrified clay sewer pipe or 8-inch concrete sewer pipe and appurtenances located in Madison Street between Adams Street and County Road; in County Road between Lawndale Avenue and Sunset Avenue; in Sunset Avenue between County Road and Cedar Street: in Ash Street between Sunset Avenue and Lawndale Avenue; in Birch Street between Sunset Avenue and Lawndale 1 Avenue; in Cedar Street between Sunset Avenue and Lawndale Avenue; and in a 20-foot ease ment 167 feet westerly from the j intersection of Sunset Avenue and Birch Street. Section 4. The sewer mains in said District shall be constructed in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor which have been made and filed with the City Clerk prior to the in- j troduction of this ordinance by Kirkham. Michael & Associates, municipal engineer who has been employed by die City for that purpose which plans and speci fications have been approved by the Mayor and City Council and to which reference is hereby made. Section 5. The engineer’s esti mate of the total cost of the pro posed extension of the City’s sani tary sewer system is 119 890.00. Section 6. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publi cation. in accordance with law. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF O’NEILL, NEBRASKA PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 7th DAY OF MAY 1963 I) C SCHAFFER Mayor ATTEST: O D FRENCH City Clerk (SEAL i Councilman Reynoldaun then introduced an ordinance entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF O'NEILL. NEBRASKA. CRE ATING WATER EXTENSION ' DISTRICT NO l AND PRE j SCRIBING THE SIZE AND' KLND OF WATER MAINS TO BE CONSTRUCTED THEREIN AND THE LOCATION AND TERMINAL POINTS THEREOF AND THE OUTER BOUNDARIES OF SAID DISTRICT. Said ordinance was fully and distinctly read, and on motion said ordinance was designated as Ordinance No. 356 A of said City and the title was approved. Thereupon. Councilman Rey noldson moved that the statutory rule requiring the reading of or dinances on three dilferent days be dispensed with, which motion was seconded by Councilman Gleeson and the roll was called on the adoption of said motion and tiie Councilmen present vot ed as follows: YEA: Gleeson, Reynoldson, Heermann, Carroll, McIntosh and Janousek NAY None. The passage and adoption of said ordinance having been concurred in by not less than three-fourths of all of the mem ber* of the Council, said ordi nance was by the Mayor declar- j ed passed and adopted and the Mayor in the presence of the Council signed and approved said ordinance. A true, correct and complete copy of said ordinance is as fol-j lows: CITY OF O’NELLI., NEBRASKA ORDINANCE NO. 356 A AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF O'NEILL, NEBRASKA, CREATING WATER EXTEN SION DISTRICT NO 1 AND PRESCRIBING THE SIZE AND KIND OE WATER MAINS TO BE CONSTRUCTED THEREIN AND THE LOCATION AND TERMINAL POINTS THEREOF AND THE OU TER BOUNDARIES OF SAID DISTRICT. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF O'NEILL, NEBRASKA: Section 1. The Mayor urui City Council hereby deem it necessary and desirable to extend the mun icipal water service beyond the limits of the existing water sys tem of said City and for such purpose to create a water exten sion district. Section 2. There is hereby cre ated in the City of O'Neill, Ne braska, and within one mile of the corporate limits thereof, Wa ter Extension District No. 1, the outer Ixiundaries of said District being defined and established as follows: Commencing at the northeast, corner of Block I of the O'Neill | and Haggerty’s Addition to the I City of O'Neill, Nebraska; thence east to the northwest corner ol Block 7 of the McCafforty’s An nex; thence north along the east line of Third Street to a point on the north line of the County Road; thence west along the north line of the County Road to the east line of First Street ex tended north; thence north along the east line of First Street to the intersection of the east line of First Street and the north line of Cedar Street; thence west along the north line of Cedar Street and Cedar Street extended west to a point on the east line of U. S. Highway 281; thence south along the east line of U. S Highway 281 a distance of 585 feet; thence east to a point on the west line of Cleveland and Kippple's First Addition; thence south along the west line of Cleveland and Kippple’s First Ad dition to a point on the south line of the County Road; thence east to the northeast corner of the 1 Spelts-Ray Subdivision; thence [ south to the point of beginning. Section 3. The size, kind and lo cation of the water mains to be constructed in said District shall consist of 6-inch cast iron water mains and appurtenances located in County Road between Archer Street and Sunset Avenue; in Sunset Avenue between County Road and Cedar Street; in Ash { Street between Sunset Avenue and Lawndale Avenue, in Birch Street between Sunset Avenue and Lawndale Avenue, in Cedar Street between Sunset Avenue and First Street; in Lawndale Avenue between Ash Street and Birch Street; in John Street be tween First Street and Second Street; in County Road between Lawndale Avenue and First Street; in County Road between Second Street and Third Street; in Third Street, 148 feet norther ly from John Street; and in a 20-foot easement 167 feet wester ly from the intersection of Birch Street and Sunset Avenue. Section 4. The water mains in said District shall be constructed in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor which have been made and filed with the City Clerk prior to the in troduction of this ordinance tty Kirkham. Michael & Associates municipal engineer who has been employed by the City for that purpose which plans and specifi cations have been approved by the Mayor and City Council and to which reference is hereby made. Section 5. The engineer’s esti mate of the total cost of the pro posed extension of the City’s wa ter system is $27,370.00. Section 6. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publi cation, in accordance with law. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 7th DAY OF MAY. 1963. D. C. SCHAFFER Mayor ATTEST: O. D. FRENCH City Clerk (SEAL) Councilman Reynoidson then introduced the following Resolu tion and moved its adoption: “BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of O’Neill, Nebraska: "I The sewer rosins in Sani I tary Sewer Extension District I No 1 of the City of O'Neill, Ne i braaka, shall be constructed j forthwith in accordance with the ! plans and specifications therefor I made by the City Engineer ami approved by the Mayor and Coun CU "2 The water mains to water Extension District No 1 of thr City of O'Neill, Nebraska, shall be constructed forthwith in ac cordance with the plana and spec durations therefor made by the City Engineer and approved by the Mayor and Council. “3 The City Clerk shall cause a Notice to Didders to be pub lished ui each of said Districts in the form provided by law by publication once each week fbr three consecutive weeks to The Frontier, a legal nrw*pa[>er to and of general circulation in said City, and May 27, 1963 at 8 o cluck P M. at the office of thr City Clerk is hereby fixed as thr time and place for receiving and opening bids in each District." The foregoing Resolution hav- ! ing been read, the motion to pass the same was seconded by Coun cilmun Gleeson. The roil being called on said motion, Uie follow ing councilman voted in favor of the passage of said Resolution Gleeson Reynoldaon, lleermatui, j McIntosh, Carroll and Janouaek The following voted against thr same: None. The motion for the adoption of said Resolution having , been voted by more than a in a jonty of all the members elected to the Council was by the Mayor declared passed and adopted D. C. Schaffer, Mayor O. D. French, City Clerk NOTH K TO OUNIttAtTUKH Sealed proposals will t>e recdv- t ed at the oflice of the City Clerk, City of O'Neill, Nebraska until 7 ;30 P.M , C.S.T. on the 27th 3, for furnishing all , labor, tools, materials, and equip- j mem required to construct SAN IT ARY SEWER EXTENSION ■ DISTRICT NO. 1. as per the plans and specifications lor said construction now on file with the City Clerk and available at Ur* olfice of Kirkham, Michael and Associates. Such proposals as are received will lx- publicly opened, read aloud, and tabulated at said time ami place in the City llall in O'Neill, Nebraska. The Approximate Quantities of the major items of construction are us follows: 4,302 L.F. X" VCP, Sanitary Sewer Pipe, Complete in place ' 12 Ea. Build Standard Manhole 6 Ea 6’’ VCP, Stuliout for House Service Connection 35 Ea. ti "x« VCP Wye Branch 2 Ea. Adjust Existing Manhole to Grade The Engineer's estimate for the cost of construction of Sanitary Sewer Extension District No. 1 is $17,295.00. Each proposal shall lie made on a form furnished by Kirkham, I Michael & Associates, and must be accompanied by a certified check in an amount not less than $804.75, made payable to the City Treasurer, City of O’Neill. Nebraska, which shall be con sidered as liquidated damages, and shall lx* forfeited to the City of O’Neill, Nebraska if said pro posal or hid is accepted and tlx bidder fails to execute tlx? con tract and file the required Ixvnd as provided in the specifications. Checks accompanying proposals not accepted shall lx? returned to the bidders. No bidder may withdraw his proposal for a period of thirty (30) days after date set for open ing of bids. All proposals must fie enclosed in an envelope, sealed anil ad dressed to the Office of the City Clerk, City of O'Neill, Nebraska, and shall be marked “Proposal, Sanitary Sewer Extension Dist rict No. 1.” Proposals received after the above time and dak will he returned unopened to the bidder submitting the proposal. The work herein provided for shall be done under written con tract with the responsible bidder submitting the lowest acceptable Kid ...B L. days after date set fur open ing of bids All pro|>osals must i* enclosed in an envelope, sealed and ad dressed to Ute Office erf the City Oerk. Oty erf O’NrlU, Nelirsoka, and shall lie marked "Proposal, Water Extension Oistrlct No. 1", Proposal* received after Ute atiove time and date will l>f City Clerk, City of O’Neill, Nebraska, and may lx* procured from the of fice of the Engineers, Klrkham, Michael A Assoelnte*. at 7300 Woolworth Avenue. Omaha M. Nebraska, upon the payment at Ten Dolinin ($10 001 which amount will not he refunded The Mayor and City Council of tin* City of O'Neill, Nebraska, reserve* the right to waive in formalities and to reject any or all hi ts Dated this 7th flay of May. 1963 CITY OK O'NKIlJ,, NEBRASKA Dale French, City Clerk May 7. 1963 at II Ml A M was filed in the office ,tf the City Cli-ik the following petition PETITION Pi EXTENSION OE If AN COCK STREET We, the undersigned, residents and property owners, and quail tied electorx of the <’ity of O' Neill, Holt County, Nebraska and for the reason that the inhah Hants of the 4lli ward of suiil City have no outlet in the dirix tion South, West or East and that there is a direct need and necen sity for said outlets; now hy these presents we do hereby petition and request the Honorable Mayot and City Council of the City of O'Neill to extend and open HAN COCK STREET or in lieu there of to provide some notable arid alternate outlet for traffic for the residents living South of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail road track in O’Neill, Nebraska NAME AIHHtENN Irene Booth O'Neill, Nebr W S. MacKinlay 1st A Hiarcm k .James P. Sessions O'Neill. Nebt Doris Sindelai O'Neill, Nf4>r Mary Kelly O'Neill, Nebr Joe Kubik O'Neill Nebr Victor C. Johnson O'Neill, Nebi Rose Kubik O'Neill, Nebr Lion O. Lyons O'Neill, Ni4ir Mrs. Don O Lyons O'Neill. Neb; Mrs. Jim Butts O'Neill, Nebi William O’Connor O'Neill, Neb; C. H Johnson, fir. O'Neill, Nebr Bessie Durnpert O'Neill, Nebr Anne Wine hell O'Neill, Nebr Ed Durnpert O’Neill, Nebi Wm. J. White O'Neill, Nebr Dorothy White O'Neill, Nebr Marie Kelly O’Neill, Nebi Electa MacKinlay O'Neill, Nebi Mrs. F H Holaclaw O'Neill, Nebr Mrs Ray Derwlinger O’Neill, Nebr Ray Dendinger O'Neill, N»4>r Mrs Pat Sullivan O'Neill, Nebr O..H_ .1 ... - . , J VAIIIMHII '/ ill, ilfVI Ahnn R. Vorce O'Neil], Nebr Lois C Vorce O'Neill, Nebr Carsteri F Hansen O'Neill Nebr Betty Bishop O'Neill, Nebr Cecil Bishop O’Neill, Nebr Harley Booth O'Neill, Nebr Janice Lult O'Neill, Nebr Clara Passieux O’Neill, Nebr Jack Passieux O’Neill, Nebr Charles Havraruk O’Neill, Nebr Blanche Havrariek O’Neill, Nebr I wrothy M Barrett O’Neill, Nebr Barbara Belzer O’Neill, Nebi Albert Kiingl.-r O’Neill, Nebr Eileen Spittler O'Neil!, Neb: Jerome Spittler O'Neill, Neb: D F. Anderson O'Neill, Nebr Kenneth Coleman O’Neill, Neb: Katie Mullen O’Neill, Nebr Clara Johnson O’Neill, Nebr □ay Johnson, Jr O’Neill, Nebr Margaret Johnson O’Neill, Nebr John Jeffrey O’Neill, Nebr James Butts O’Neill, Nebr Della Nekoiite O’Neill Nebr Joe Nekolite O'Neill, Nebr Jim Moore O’Neill! Nebr John N. Schrmt O’Neill, Nebr Eileen Schmit O’Neill, Nebr William Kelly O’Neill Nebr fiazel Timm O’Neill! Nebr rlerbert Timm O’Neill, Nebr May 7, 1963 at 11:30 A. M wa iled the following Petition for he Creation of a paying District PETITION ro THE MAYOR ‘ AND CITY :OUNCIL OF O’NEILL VE 3RASKA: We, the undersigned, resident* rf the City of O’Neill, NebraAa ind owning property abutting di •ectly upon the street or streets lereinafter described do hereby ■equest that ycci improve the fol owing street within the City by having, curbing and guttering md such incidental work as may >e necessary to-wit FIRST STREET from the South Line of Hancock Street to the North Line of Grant Street. NAME ADDRESS U Vorce O’Neill, Nebr *£*£■ Vorce OUeffl, Nebr Between the dates of Decem 1962 a“d May 7, 1963, the oBowing applications were filed md allowed: (Continued on next page)