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September 22, 1975
Engineer Bearden said the property did have access to the services and
the new street.
Attorney Meyers said the statutes don't require persons to abut the
property to be benefitted. The right of way was extended to include his
property. The property can be divided and another buildable lot could
be made on this property.
Attorney Meyers said he has not heard from Mr. Rubenstein but they
had previously discussed several alternatives and something may be
worked out in the future. He suggested Council go with the assess-
ment as it is at this time.
MSP (Johnson - Pickar) to deny the objection raised by Mr. Rubenstein
in care of Pierre Dumas, 8360 Spring Lake Road. 4 Ayes
Mayor Johnson read the objection of Lorraine Bonin, 8380 Spring Lake
Road, from the September 16, 1975 minutes.
Attorney Meyers read a letter from Mrs. Bonin in which she indicates
she has $3,000 assessed damages to the property. He said this
particular parcel was acquired by condemnation and a hearing was
held, damages were assessed by the commissioners, the city did not
appeal the damages and the owners did not appeal the damages. The
damages have been paid.
MSP (Shelquist- Baumgartner) to deny the objections of Lorraine Bonin. 4 Ayes
Councilman Shelquist feels the road has benefitted the property and
she has a legal access to her house for the first time. The road
to the east on Spring Lake Road does not appear to be a legal road.
Mayor Johnson read the objection of Arthur Zielinski, 8344 Groveland
Road, from the September 16, 1975 minutes.
Attorney Meyers said this case went to condemnation award and was
paid for 30' of property and the property is benefitted by the
improvement.
MSP (Johnson - Pickar) to deny the objection of Arthur Zielinski. 4 Ayes
Mayor Johnson read the objection of Frank Gabrysh, 2832 County Road J.
Mr. Gabrysh was present and stated he is presently being served by
water on County Road J. There is water service currently in the new
street that he will not be hooked up to. He said he paid $125 for
the water service hookup nothing else. He felt it would be better
assessed on the 138 feet on County Road J instead of the 230 feet
on Fairchild Avenue.
Engineer Bearden said he was being assessed on both sides of the
property because it could be split in the future. He said the
policy on corner lots has been to assess the short side depending
on the size of the lot. Larger lots could be assessed on the short
side and for part of the long side.
Mr. Gabrysh said his land subdivided in 1967.