PART I.--GOVERNMENT BY MAYOR AND COUNCIL AND GENERAL LAWS APPLICABLE TO CITIES OF THE THIRD CLASS
Article 7.--PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
15-731.Bonds for street and highway improvements, bridges and
culverts; election.
Any city of the third class may issue general obligation bonds payable
by the city at large to surface, resurface, pave, repave, curb, recurb,
gutter, regutter, or otherwise improve any street or streets, avenue or
avenues or other public highway or highways, other than an alley, together
with necessary bringing to grade and grading, and with such culverts,
drainage facilities and other incidentals as may be necessary, and to build
bridges and approaches thereto, any or all of these, when authorized so to
do by an election called for any one or more of such purposes and when a
majority of those voting on the proposition vote in favor thereof.
The governing body may call an election at any time by passing an
ordinance describing the street or streets, avenue or avenues or other
public highway or highways or parts thereof to be improved, or the location
of the bridge to be constructed, and describing in general terms the
improvement or improvements to be made and the maximum amount of bonds to
be issued. If the amount of bonds authorized is not sufficient to complete
the project or projects as voted upon, such part of the project or projects
shall be abandoned as will bring the cost within the maximum amount of
bonds authorized. In case any street, avenue or other public highway or
part thereof is not improved because of insufficient bond authorization, it
may be included in any subsequent election.
For bonded debt purposes such bonds shall be considered the same as
bonds issued to pay the cost of improvements of intersections of streets.
Bonds issued under this act shall be issued, sold, delivered and retired in
accordance with the provisions of the general bond law except as herein
otherwise expressly provided. The provisions of this act are supplemental
to other statutes relating to similar street improvements and shall not
prevent the city from using other available statutes.
PART I.--GOVERNMENT BY MAYOR AND COUNCIL AND GENERAL LAWS APPLICABLE TO CITIES OF THE THIRD CLASS
Article 7.--PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
15-731.Bonds for street and highway improvements, bridges and
culverts; election.
Any city of the third class may issue general obligation bonds payable
by the city at large to surface, resurface, pave, repave, curb, recurb,
gutter, regutter, or otherwise improve any street or streets, avenue or
avenues or other public highway or highways, other than an alley, together
with necessary bringing to grade and grading, and with such culverts,
drainage facilities and other incidentals as may be necessary, and to build
bridges and approaches thereto, any or all of these, when authorized so to
do by an election called for any one or more of such purposes and when a
majority of those voting on the proposition vote in favor thereof.
The governing body may call an election at any time by passing an
ordinance describing the street or streets, avenue or avenues or other
public highway or highways or parts thereof to be improved, or the location
of the bridge to be constructed, and describing in general terms the
improvement or improvements to be made and the maximum amount of bonds to
be issued. If the amount of bonds authorized is not sufficient to complete
the project or projects as voted upon, such part of the project or projects
shall be abandoned as will bring the cost within the maximum amount of
bonds authorized. In case any street, avenue or other public highway or
part thereof is not improved because of insufficient bond authorization, it
may be included in any subsequent election.
For bonded debt purposes such bonds shall be considered the same as
bonds issued to pay the cost of improvements of intersections of streets.
Bonds issued under this act shall be issued, sold, delivered and retired in
accordance with the provisions of the general bond law except as herein
otherwise expressly provided. The provisions of this act are supplemental
to other statutes relating to similar street improvements and shall not
prevent the city from using other available statutes.
PART I.--GOVERNMENT BY MAYOR AND COUNCIL AND GENERAL LAWS APPLICABLE TO CITIES OF THE THIRD CLASS
Article 7.--PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
15-731.Bonds for street and highway improvements, bridges and
culverts; election.
Any city of the third class may issue general obligation bonds payable
by the city at large to surface, resurface, pave, repave, curb, recurb,
gutter, regutter, or otherwise improve any street or streets, avenue or
avenues or other public highway or highways, other than an alley, together
with necessary bringing to grade and grading, and with such culverts,
drainage facilities and other incidentals as may be necessary, and to build
bridges and approaches thereto, any or all of these, when authorized so to
do by an election called for any one or more of such purposes and when a
majority of those voting on the proposition vote in favor thereof.
The governing body may call an election at any time by passing an
ordinance describing the street or streets, avenue or avenues or other
public highway or highways or parts thereof to be improved, or the location
of the bridge to be constructed, and describing in general terms the
improvement or improvements to be made and the maximum amount of bonds to
be issued. If the amount of bonds authorized is not sufficient to complete
the project or projects as voted upon, such part of the project or projects
shall be abandoned as will bring the cost within the maximum amount of
bonds authorized. In case any street, avenue or other public highway or
part thereof is not improved because of insufficient bond authorization, it
may be included in any subsequent election.
For bonded debt purposes such bonds shall be considered the same as
bonds issued to pay the cost of improvements of intersections of streets.
Bonds issued under this act shall be issued, sold, delivered and retired in
accordance with the provisions of the general bond law except as herein
otherwise expressly provided. The provisions of this act are supplemental
to other statutes relating to similar street improvements and shall not
prevent the city from using other available statutes.