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Ordinance 13776

Introduced as Council Bill 349

Title

An Ordinance providing for the laying off, widening, extending, altering and establishing of Third Avenue, between Pike Street and Denny Way; Fourth Avenue, between Pike Street and Denny Way, and Fifth Avenue, between Westalake Avenue and Denny Way, all in the City of Seattle, as public streets and highways, over and across cerrain lots, blocks, tracts and parcels of land in said city, and providing for the changing and establishing of the grades of the following named streets and avenues, to-wit: Third Avenue and Third Avenue produced from Pine Street to Cedar Street; Fourth Avenue, from Pine Street to Cedar Street; Fifth Avenue, from Westlake Avenue to Denny Way; Olive Street, from Stewart Street to Westlake Avenue; Stewart Street, from Second Avenue to Westlake Avenue; Virginia Street, from Second Avenue to Westlake Avenue; Lenora Street, from Second Avenue to Fifth Avenue; Blanchard Street, from Second Avenue to Fifth Avenue; Belle Street, from Second Avenue to Fifth Avenue; Battery Street, from the alley between Second Avenue and Third Avenue to Fifth Avenue; Wall Street, from the alley between Second Avenue and Third Avenue to Fifth Avenue; and Vine Street, from the alley between Second Avenue and Third Avenue to Fifth Avenue, all in the City of Seattle, and providing for the changing and establishing of the grades of all the alleys lying between Second Avenue and Fifth Avenue, and Cedar Street and Pine Street, and providing for the taking and damaging of all land and other property necessary in the laying off, widening, extending, altering and establishing of said Third Avenue, Fourth Avenue and Fifth Avenue, and in the grading and regrading of said Third Avenue and Third Avenue produced, Fourth Avenue, Fifth Avenue, Olive Street, Stewart Street, Virginia Street, Lenora Street, Blanchard Street, Bell Street, Battery Street, Wall Street and Vine Street, and the alleys between Second Avenue and Fifth Avenue, and Pine Street and Cedar Street, and of the approaches to said streets, avenues and alleys, in conformity with such established grades, and in the construction of the necessary slopes and retaining walls for cuts and fills upon the real property abutting on said streets, avenues, alleys and approaches thereto, and providing for the ascertainment and payment of the just compensation to be made for the property and property rights taken or damaged for such purposes, and for an assessment upon the property benefited, for the purpose of making such compensation and paying the cost of such proceedings, and repealing all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith.

Description and Background

Current Status:Passed
Index Terms:STREET-CONSTRUCTION, STREETS, WIDENING, GRADING, WALLS, CONSTRUCTION, ALLEYS, LAND-ACQUISITION, CONDEMNATION, CENTRAL-BUSINESS-DISTRICT, DOWNTOWN, BELLTOWN

Legislative History

Date Introduced:May 14, 1906
Committee Referral:Streets
City Council Action Date:May 21, 1906
City Council Action:Passed
Date Delivered to Mayor:May 22, 1906
Date Signed by Mayor:
(About the signature date) 		May 23, 1906
Date Filed with Clerk:May 23, 1906
Signed Copy:PDF scan of Ordinance No. 13776
A scanned (pdf) copy of this document is available using the above link. If you are unable to open the file, you may view this document at the Office of the City Clerk. If you are unable to visit the Clerk's Office, you may request a copy or scan be made for you by Clerk staff. Scans and copies provided by the Office of the City Clerk are subject to copy fees, and the timing of service is dependent on the availability of staff.

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