CC_Minutes_1953_1228 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

VILLAGE COUBCIL OF ROSb"'VILLE Continued ivleeting l:ionday Evening, December 26, 1953, 7:30 P.",. The Village Council met on the above date as a continuation of the continued meeting of Monday Evening, December 21, 1953, w:~th the following members present: Carlson, Willmus, Mernbrez and Hammersten. The resolution covering the vacating of Dunlap Street as agreed upon by the adjoining neighbors and prepared by Ira Karon, Village Attorney, was read. Hammersten moved, seconded by .'illmus, that the resolution be adopted with the addition of the following words; "and shall grant to the Village any· easement necessary in connection therewith", as follows: Holl call Ayes-(4) Nayes-(O). Whereas, a sufficient petition has been filed for the vacation of Dunlap Street for a distance of 369.89 feet North of the center line of Larpenteur Avenue, and liiHEREAS, after proper notice and hearing, the Council finds that it is to the interest of the public to vacate said portion of said street in order that the development of the property may proceed, NOW THEJŒFCRE IT IS HERGBY RESOLVED, That Dunlap Street, as now located in the Village of Roseville, be and hereby is vacated from Larpenteur Avenue to a point 369.89 feet North of the center lir,e of Larpenteur Avenue, provided, however, that there shall be no access from the ·West to Dunlap Street South of the South lirle of Lot 1, Block 2, Krannak Addition, or from the South to Dunlap Street. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That sai d vacation shall take effect upon the prior performance of the following: 1. That the land lying between Blocks 1 and 2, Krannak Addition, and between Dunlap and Fernwood Streets be dedicated by the owners thereof as a public street by executing and delivering an Easement Deed therefor to the Village of I1.oseville, said street to be kmown as Dionne Street. 2. That Dionne Street, from Lexington to Fernwood Street, including that portion to be dedicated as provided in paragraph 1 hereof, be opened, graded, and surfaced, as shall be <1j.'Jproved by the Village Engineer, without cost to the Village and without assessment of benefited properties. 3. That the petitioners, at their own expense and without cost to the Village, provide the proper drainage of Dionne Street between Lexington and Fernwood, and Dunlap Street South of Dionne Street as shall be designated by the Village Engineer and shall grant to the Village any easement necessary in connection therewith" 4.. That the Petitioners shall file with the Village Clerk their consent to this resolution, within two weeks from date of its passage. Dated this 28th da;y of December 1953. Hamrnersten moved, seconded by Carlson, that we adjourn. Holl call Aye~3-(4) Nayes-( 0). Aðtm Mayor g ~lerk \1 ~\L~k_~.\ \.:~ 4~O Resolution Vacating Dunlap St.