1915-07-12 Dana City Council Meeting Minutes - Ordinance No. 25 (Providing for Repairing and Cleaning Sidewalks and for Assessing the Expense Thereof Against the Abutting Property)

1915-07-12 Dana City Council Meeting Minutes - Ordinance No. 25 (Providing for Repairing and Cleaning Sidewalks and for Assessing the Expense Thereof Against the Abutting Property)

Dana, Iowa; Town Council; Ordinance No. 25; providing for repairing and cleaning sidewalks and for assessing the expense thereof against the abutting property; sidewalks; sidewalk repair; sidewalk cleaning; special assessments; abutting property; 1915 ordinance revision; Frank G. Pierce; three readings in one session; suspension of the rules; roll call vote; unanimous vote; W. H. Kittell (Mayor); John De Boest (Clerk); R. G. Martin; F. M. Ferguson (also read T. M. Ferguson); A. D. McGregor; G. D. Johnson; Wm. Dana

Ordinance No. 25, "An Ordinance Providing for Repairing and Cleaning Sidewalks and for Assessing the Expense Thereof Against the Abutting Property" as titled in the minutes, introduced by Councilman R. G. Martin at the July 12, 1915 adjourned session. The rule requiring readings on three separate days is suspended twice on Martin's motions, seconded by Councilman Dana, and the ordinance is read three times and passed 5-0 (Ferguson, Martin, McGregor, Johnson, Dana). Part of the 1915 ordinance revision drafted by Frank G. Pierce; posted July 16, 1915 per the Clerk's certificate on page 78. The minutes record the passage only; the ordinance text itself is not in the book.

W. H. Kittell, Mayor - John De Boest, Clerk

City of Dana, Iowa

City of Dana, Iowa

1915-07-12

City of Dana, Iowa

Handwritten ledger page; ink on paper.

American English

Public government records

Dana City Council Minutes - Page 75

Dana, Greene County, Iowa

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Ordinance No. 25
Councilman Martin introduced the following ordinance
An Ordinance Providing For Repairing and Cleaning Sidewalks And For Assessing The Expense Thereof against The Abutting Property.
The ordinance was read the first time by the Clerk.
It was moved by Councilman Martin that the rule requiring an ordinance to be read on three separate days be suspended and the ordinance passed to its second reading. This motion was seconded by Councilman Dana and carried by a Yea & Nay vote
Yeas Ferguson, Martin, McGregor, Johnson & Dana. Nays None.
The ordinance was thereupon read by the Clerk the second time.
It was moved by Councilman Martin that the rule requiring an ordinance to be read on three separate days be suspended and the ordinance passed to its third reading. This motion was seconded by Councilman Dana and carried by a Yea & Nay vote
Yeas Ferguson, Martin, McGregor, Johnson & Dana. Nays None.
The ordinance was thereupon read by the Clerk the third time.
The question now being upon the final passage of the ordinance the roll was called and the ordinance duly passed by the following vote
Yeas Ferguson, Martin, McGregor, Johnson & Dana. Nays None.
The Mayor declared the ordinance duly passed and the title agreed to.
W H Kittell Mayor John De Boest Clerk