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Home My WebLink About4901P ` ORDINAITC E NO. 41el AN ORDINANCE i- MUCING 'i'HE ANINUAL LEVY IN STREET iMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 340. tirhereas, 6treet improvement yistrict loo. 340 has been collecting five and tuo- thirds t5 2/3) per cent per annum of its assessed bene- fits; and Whereas, Street improvement district ivo. 340 is now receiving aid from the estate i;ii��hway commission to apply on bonds and interest due year each and therefore does not need so large a collection to meet its bonds and interest maturities; THEREFORE, BE iii ORDAINED b,: the amity council of the uity of Lit- tle hock, nrkansas: 5E0,21ON 1. shat said several lots, blocks, parcels, rights -of- way or other subdivisions of real property within said ,treet improve- ment yistrict ,,o. 340 of the City of yittle hock, arkansas, be and they are be reby assessed according to the assessment list for said im- provement district as the same now remains in the office of the City clerk of the Lity of Little bock, or as the same may be annually re- adjusted by the --oard of assessors, and that two and five - sixths per cent ($ 5/6o) of said assessment of the value of the benefits on each lot, block, pardel, right -of -way or other subdivision of real property in said district shall be paid annually on or before August 29th of each year, beginning August 29th, 1931, until the whole of said assess- ments have been paid. oECTIUN 2. chat all ordinances or party of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed and this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage. .eASSED AUC 31 f It 1931. i=W=WW0 " I t _M_1 VA f CITY OF LIT � �.E ROCK: Date ROLL CALL —CITY COUNCIL — Official Year 1931 -1932. WARDS Names of Aldermen) Long Term First Votes Aye I No _I FIRST WARD Connor, C. M. I� King, C. M. SECOND WARD Tuohey, J. H. 13 Leiser, H. G. THIRD WARD Muswick, George ' Wassell, Sam M. FOURTH WARD Winder, Ray Ilk WA04", Adkins, Homer M. FIFTH WARD Turner, Roy C. u Lange, Wm. K. SIXTH WARD Shoffner, E. G. I u Duttlinger, C. H. SEVENTH WARD Adams, George G. Baird, J. P. /d EIGHTH WARD Fisher, Merlin Conner, Mrs. C. C. Gladden, J. R. NINTH WARD Griffin, Leo H. CITY OFFICERS AND DEPART- MENT HEADS Office Phone (I REMARKS MAYOR Horace A. Knowlton ,i 4 -8416 „ CITY TREASURER Oscar D. Hadfield I 4 -2020 II MUNICIPAL JUDGE Harper E. Harb II 4 -3886 CITY ATTORNEY Linwood L. Brickhouse I 4 -1123 CITY CLERK John L. Krumm I 9613 1I CITY COLLECTOR James Lawson II 4 -1466 II CHIEF OF POLICE J. L. Bennett II 4 -1234 CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT Charles S. I 4 -2851 II _Hafer CITY HEALTH OFFICER Dr. Chas. R. Moon II 5402 (y CITY VETERINARIAN II Dr. T. M. Dick I 5402 MILK AND DAIRY INSPECTOR II � Geo. D. Ellis 5402 CHIEF FOOD INSPECTOR Ewell Hopkins 11 5402 MEAT INSPECTOR A. F. Coots 6485 II PLUMBING PLUMBING INSPECTOR E. L. Gruber 1 4 -3000 II CITY ELECTRICIAN Lester E. Newland II 4 -3508 CITY ENGINEER W. H. Marak 4 -3000 PARKS AND SANITATION 111 R. C. Rudisill 6813 II SUPT. CITY HOSPITAL H. K. Ford 7176 I) CITY CITY LIBRARIAN Miss Vera Snook II 8932 II 1NSPFCT-OR— 7ET HTC & MRdirIlDma H _,I R E S 0 L U T I 0 N /l Whereas, Broadway street from the Arkansas river bridge to 10th street is within a special improvement; district and from 10th to 25th street is an annex to said district Iand, Whereas, said street from the Broadway bridge to 25th street is incorporated in and hus for several years been a part of the State Highway System and, Whereas, there are other districts or parts of districts in Little hock that are parts of the State Highway System and, Iddhereas, the 1931 general assembly of the state of ArKansas has passed two bills both of which have been signed by the govenor and are now the law, one known as the Meyers bill which places 50;o of all unmatured bonds of any special improven(_,n `: district within cities in the district of the State Highway System, and the Norphlet bill calling for the payment of all unmatured bonds of such districts and, Whereas, the assessm.,nt ordinances are not; p-= :ss - --, annually by th:; city council but in some cases the assessments are automatic and, Whereas, it is the desire of the city council to relieve tax payers of such improvem --nt districts in the city from paying; any unnecessary assessments. Therefore, be it rosolved that the city collectcbr be directed to advise the commissioners and attorneys of any such districts that no further assessments are to be collected until the status of these districts stall be ascertained and to :re- frain from making; any demands for future assessments from. the owners of property in special improvement districts which are a part of any St,,:te Highway System in the city of Little Kock.