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To
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Mayor and Council
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Subject
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Agenda Report -Maurice Drive and Doris Drive - Surplus Property
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Initiator
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Department of Engineering
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Recommendation
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Approval is requested to declare the unopened portion of the street segments \n \n and right of way of Doris Drive and Maurice Drive (as described below) as \n \n surplus and transfer to Green Acres Cemetery by Quit Claim Deed in exchange for \n \n Lot 5, Block C of Carver Park Subdivision.
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Approval
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Approved
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Background
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The street segments named herein have never been developed and remain in a
wooded state. There is no interest in developing the street segments since a
majority of the surrounding land is owned by Green Acres Cemetery. Green Acres
Cemetery has an interest in obtaining the land for the purpose of expanding the
cemetery. Green Acres Cemetery has reached an agreement with the Columbus
Consolidated Government to exchange a parcel of land, which it owns, known as
Lot 5, Block C, Second Edition to Carver Park for an portion of the unopened
right of way of Doris Drive and Maurice Drive. The parcel to be exchanged is
contiguous with a parcel of land know as Lot 4, Block C, Carver Park, which has
been purchased from a private owner by the City. The combining of the 2 lots
would provide a parcel of land large enough to construct a 50 foot self
supporting radio tower and radio equipment building for the City?s 800 MHz
radio system.
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Analysis
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The City will exchange unused and unopened right of way for and undeveloped
lot. The exchange will eliminate the need for the City to purchase the land for
the purpose of erecting a radio tower and building. The Real Estate Division
and the Engineering Department recommend approval of said street closings and
property exchange with the provisions for maintaining utility rights of way,
and easements of record. The exchange will come at no cost to the City and will
benefit both parties.
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Financial Considerations
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The construction of the radio tower and radio equipment building will allow the
City to eliminate the rental of space on the WXTX tower for the 800 MHz Radio
System which currently cost the City $49,200 annually. In addition the City
would be able to rent space on the proposed tower to others, which would
provide an incoming revenue stream to the City.
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Projected Annual Fiscal Impact Statement
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Legal Considerations
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The closure of a portion of Doris Drive and Maurice Drive and the disposal of
the street and right-of-way requires Council approval.
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Recommendations/ Actions
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Authorize to declare said property as surplus, disposal of street properties,
and the proposed land exchange.
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