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File #: 16-5412   
Type: Street Closures
In control: City Council A Session
On agenda: 12/8/2016
Posting Language: An Ordinance closing, vacating and abandoning 1.000 acre of Snell Drive Public Right of Way located at Ackerman Road in Council District 2 for a fee of $31,150.00. [Peter Zanoni, Deputy City Manager; Mike Frisbie, Director, Transportation & Capital Improvements]
Sponsors: Martha Almeria
Attachments: 1. Survey Field Notes, 2. Survey Plat, 3. Aerial Photo, 4. POWERPOINT - 1911 - File ID 16-5412, 5. Letter of Agreement, 6. Draft Ordinance, 7. Ordinance 2016-12-08-0965
DEPARTMENT: Transportation & Capital Improvements


DEPARTMENT HEAD: Mike Frisbie, P.E.


COUNCIL DISTRICTS IMPACTED: 2


SUBJECT:

Disposition: Closure of Snell Drive Public Right of Way located at Ackerman Road


SUMMARY:

An ordinance closing, vacating and abandoning 1.000 acre of Snell Drive Public Right of Way, located at Ackerman Road, in Council District 2, as requested by Manheim Remarketing, Inc., for a fee of $31,150.00.


BACKGROUND INFORMATION:

Petitioner is requesting the closure, vacation and abandonment of Snell Drive Public Right of Way as shown on attached Exhibit A. The proposed closure is 1.000 acre (43,543 sq. ft.), which mainly serves Manheim Remarketing, the Petitioner. The only other abutting property owner has consented to the abandonment. If approved, the Right of Way will be incorporated and combined with the Petitioner's property for use as surface parking.


ISSUE:

This ordinance will close, vacate and abandon 1.000 acre of Snell Drive Public Right of Way, located at Ackerman Road, in Council District 2, as requested by Manheim Remarketing, Inc., for a fee of $31,150.00.

Petitioner is requesting the closure, vacation and abandonment of Snell Drive Public Right of Way as shown on attached Exhibit A. The proposed closure is 1.000 acre (43,543 sq. ft.), which mainly serves Manheim Remarketing, the Petitioner. The only other abutting property owner has consented to the abandonment. If approved, the Right of Way will be incorporated and combined with the Petitioner's property for use as surface parking.

This action is consistent with City Code and Ordinances, which require City Council approval for the sale or disposition of City-owned or controlled real property.


ALTERNATIVES:

City Council could choose not to approve this request; however, doing so would continue the City's obligation for maintenance.


FISCAL IMPACT:

The fair market value of the Right of Way is $30,000.00, which was established by an appraisal perfor...

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