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Home My WebLink AboutP&Z MINUTES AUGUST 17, 1946 August 17, 1946 Mr J.B. DeMott Mayor Rexburg Idaho Dear Mr. DeMott: Confirming our conversation of a few days ago, there is listed below the work which i propose to do for the city of rexburg, as desired by the mayor and city council: 1. establish center lines of streets and monument same by offsets from property lines, by means of copper pins sat in concrete sidewalkes. This will include North- south streets from 3d east to 4th west East- west streets from 3d south to 2d north 2. Establish street grades and make profiles on: 3d east from main to 2d north 2d east from 1st south to 2d north 1st east from 2d south to 2d north center street from 1st north to 2nd north 1st west from 3d south to 2d north 2d west from 2d south to main street 3d west from 4th south to 1st south 1st south from 2nd west to 3d west 2d south from 3d west to center 1st north from 2d north rom 1st west to 3d east 3. For future reference for levelling, set bench marks on concrete sidewalks (and any available better locations) each 2 blocks in the territory covered in item 2 above. 4. Furnish to the city of rexburg list of bench marks set as per item 3 above. 5. furnish to the city of rexburg a list of street grades as determined by the work covered in item 2 above. The cost of the above work is estimated as $675. It is understood that the city of rexburg may ultimately wish to do more or less work than that listed above. therefore, it is proposed to schedule the work as directed by you in order that the most urgently needed work will be accomplished first. thereafter this city may at its option order the work terminated or suspended. it is understood, howevbe,r thta not mroe than 1/3 of the work outline above will be t terminated or suspended. Mr. J.B. DeMott, Mayor, Rexburg, Idaho.............2 As I stated to you a few days ago, i had expected to be prepared to start the above work not later than august 20th. it now develops that the engineer whom i intended to assign to the field work will not be available until about two or three weeks from now. i am now endeavoring to locate another man who can be assigned to the work, and I shall advise you later when we can start. I do not wan to place a man who is not thoroughly capable of accurate work, and would prefer to take more time to obtain a well-qualified assistan for the field work. i hope this will be satisfactory. Very truly yous, /s/ R.F. Hamilton R.F. Hamilton