Osage County, Oklahoma, Land Records:  Osage City Relocation - Streets, 
Drainage, Jail, Gas

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Jail

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6.  The proper identification of rights-of-way for streets, dedicated 
but unimproved, is made in the legend on Plate S1-2 attached.  This 
plate supersedes Plate 2 of the approved design memorandum.

7.  A revised summary of costs, revised estimate of costs resulting 
from the deletion of concrete-lined ditches and changes in drainage 
structures, and a revised comparison of estimated costs to the latest 
approved estimate are presented in Paragraphs 10 through 12 and Tables 
S1-2 and S1-3 of this supplement, which supersede in its entirety 
Section IV of the approved design memorandum.

8.  The town jail will be relocated by the Town of Osage under a cost 
reimbursable contract in accordance with Finding by the Chief of 
Engineers, dated 14 September 1960, pursuant to Section III of Public 
Law 85-500.  The contract will provide for the construction, at 
Government expense, of a facility of adequate utility and equivalent 
to that of the existing facility, with the cost of any betterments 
being a specific obligation of the Town.

9.  In the event the gas distribution system, described in Paragraph 
2-05 of the approved design memorandum, is abandoned due to failure of 
the Town of Osage to obtain an approved supply of gas, it is proposed 
that a nominal amount be paid to the Town of Osage for abandonment of 
that part of the distribution system within the reservoir limits.  
This proposal is considered to be in harmony with Paragraph 53-601, 
ER 1180-1-1, Change 12, dated 26 October 1959.

10.  A summary of estimated costs in accordance with the uniform 
classification is presented in Table S1-2, following:


Source:
Keystone Dam and Reservoir
Arkansas River, Oklahoma
Design Memorandum No. 53
Relocation of Municipal Facilities 
Osage, Oklahoma
U. S. Army Engineer District, Tulsa
Corps of Engineers
Tulsa, Oklahoma
June 1960