Dubois
San Francisco Paving Co. v. Dubois
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Harrison, J.
Action upon a street assessment in San Francisco. Judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff, and the defendants have appealed from an order denying a motion for a new trial.
The supervisors passed a resolution of intention “that granite curbs be laid on Sixteenth street, between Sanchez and Market streets, where not already laid and that the roadway thereof be paved with bituminous rock where not already so paved, ’ ’ and the work for which the assessment was made was done under a contract entered into pursuant to said resolu tion. The improvement of Sixteenth street under this resolution for which the assessment is made is three hundred and ten feet in extent, and the assessment therefor is made upon lands of that frontage on the southerly side of Sixteenth street and upon a frontage of eighty feet on the northerly side of the street. Opening out of Sixteenth street between Market and Sanchez streets, and extending in a southerly direction to the next main street bounding the block, are Pond street and Prosper street, each being thirty-one and one-fourth feet in width, and the assessment for the work done on Sixteenth street opposite to these streets is assessed upon lots…