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Charter and Revised Ordinances of Lake City Florida (1912) Gillen & Hodges
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                             Charter of the City of Lake City
             work according to special benefits and other pro­
             cedure shall be the same and shall have like effect                   43/257
             as above provided where such work has already
             been completed.
                  Sec. 6. The Mayor and City Council are here­
             by authorized, by ordinance, to regulate, provide
             for and require the opening, widening and extend-
             ng and improving of streets, avenues and public
             places; the construction and maintenance of side­
             walks and street pavements; the establishment and
             maintenance and keeping in order of grass plots
             and parkways in front of property between the
             property lines or outer sidewalk lines and the drive­
             ways in the center of streets; the drainage and fill­
             ing in of low places, public or private, dangerous to
             public health, and the cleaning up and putting
             into proper condition of places requiring such work
             to be done to promote the public welfare; and the
             construction and maintenance of water mains,
             sewers and drains; and may, by ordinance, provide
             for the payment of the cost thereof by general tax­
             ation or by special assessment of the cost thereof
             against the property fronting or abutting upon the
             street, avenue or public place where the same is
             done, in proportion to frontage of the property
             fronting thereon, the special assessment being
             made per front foot of the abutting property, or
             part of the cost thereof may be, by ordinance, paid
             by general taxation of all property, of the city, and
             the remainder by such special assessment, and in
             cases of drainage and filling in of low places (other
             than streets, avenues and public places) dangerous
             to public health, and the cleaning up and putting
             into proper condition of places requiring such work
             to be done to protect the public welfare, shall pro­






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