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,- " 1 '. ." , : Councilwoman Campbell wondered whether other conditions could be included to ensure ,open space on the lot. It was suggested that staff could work with the applicant , to achieve visual improvement. . Vote was taken on the motion-as stated. Motion carried unanimously. I COmIn 2/13/74 Approve . Councilman Williams suggested that applicant be advised that the request would be , taken up at the February 25 Council meeting at which time appearance could be dis- : cussed. ,-~--..~_.---. -'--"'-"" ".-.._..~...., . .-. "'-'~'.."'" . ..-.--~- -- . ~.._- .~..'-_...._._.. ........----.. "__"...:0.-__. _ +.~,,~"'..~___v_..~..-. -.~..........---_._,_.__. B. !Improvement Peti tions u. Sanitary sewer, Hult's Subdivision (located south of Kevington off of Warren Street) I Petitioned by owners of 100% of property to be assessed. Sewer is to be constructed by private contract, with Council's permission, and with no other City involvement than design and inspection. '2. Sanitary sewer between 160 feet west of Sunshine Acres Road and 110 feet east of VanDuyn Street and from 120 feet south of Bendix Avenue to 160 feet north of Mahlon Avenue Petitioned by owners of 26.8% of property to be assessed. Sewer would serve a subdivision developed prior to annexation to the City. Council viewed on tour. e \." . councilman Williams stated his reluctance to accept a petition signed by only 26% of those to be served. However, he felt sewer service to that area was inevitable, maybe even under health hazard laws if not installed through petition. He thought deferring action at this time would be a disservice. COmIn 2/13/74 ,13: Paving Corydon Lane from between Forrester Way and Tandy Turn to Tandy Turn APPfove Petitioned by owners of 50.7% of property to be assessed. The street is a divid- ! . I port~on was not paved to standards ' of its development. Only the owner the east has signed the petition. ing line between subdivisions and the south because it was outside the City at the time of property abutting the unpaved portion on 4.; Paving Snell Street from East Amazon Drive to Snell Court; sanitary sewer between East Amazon Drive and Dillard Road from Snell Street to north and east 300 feet Paving petitioned by owners of 24.0% of property to be assessed; not in favor - 16.4%; no response - 59.6%. Sewer petitioned by owners of 100% of property to be assessed. The street is an unimproved connection between paved streets with new homes on one side, older homes on the other. The project was previously dropped because of protest. Property ownerships have since changed. I I i ! ' Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Hershner to accept the petitions. Motion'car- ried unanimousJy. -,or -- . 5.peti tion," paving alley between Ipearl and High ,Petitioned by owners of 50% of Mr. Williams moved seconded'by : "'!Ea nimo us 1 y . ~j. .--......:......-..,..... 13th and 14th from" Pearl to north/south alley between\ i property to be assessed. Council "viewed on tour." / Comm Nr. Wood to accept. the peb bon. Motion carried "/2/20/74 ,/ "-_______...._u". . "~/ Approve . ~- -- - ~_~.. ___.-..i-... C. rE~ity Purchase, Monroe Park and Danebo Area Park - AuthOrization was requested- i to exercise options on properties at 868 West B,roadway (Leavitt) ($21,000 -ap- I praised at $20,000) and at 850 West Broadway (Ball) ($16,300 - appraised at $16,000) i toe complete property acquisition for Monroe Park,' and on property at 2333 West : Irwin Way (Christensen) ($3,075 - appraised at $3,075) for accumulation of land : for a park between East and West Irwin Way. Locations of the properties were ! pointe~ out on a map. Funds for the purchaes would come from recently approved bond issue for park acquisition and development. ,Mr. Williams"rroved seconded by Mr. Murray to authorize the purchases. I , i i Comm 2/20/74 !Approve I . :Cou~cilman Murray hoped that some attempt would be made to move some of the older : homes in fairly good condition from the Monroe Park site. Also, that one would : be . pr~serve~ w~ thin the Pd:k, ~ tself. He thought thepreserva tion o~ o~e of the I iex~st~ng bu~ld~ngs would f~t ~nto the general area better thana bu~ld~ng of ' !totally new design and construction. Councilwoman Campbell concurred, suggesting} : it could be used for office space or for arts and crafts. " :In answer to Mayor Anderson, Manager said toe Active Bethel Citizens had asked ./1 ! that a park he developed in the area of the proposed Christensen purchase. In i answer to Councilman McDonald, Manager said the homes in the Monroe Park area '1 . i · were pr:J. va tel y owned. i I J Vote was taken on mot~on to authorize purchases. Motion carriedunanimou~ly. .... too 2/25/74 - 5