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244, <br />ur�►nn�.�neEts�v .�n vv�d1reg ��UAIAA&_ =_ --- <br />COPY DR REMONSTRANCE FILED BY JOHN A. HIBBERD. <br />State of Indiana. ) SS Before the Honorable Board of <br />St. Joseph County. ) Public Works of City of South <br />Bend, Indiana. <br />In Re: Condemnation ) <br />Resolution No. 51 for ) R E M O N S T R A N C E <br />Widening of Oakland St. ) <br />Comes now John A. Hibberd, remonstrant herein and respectfully <br />shows to the Honorable Beard of Public Works -of City of South Bend, Indiana, that <br />he is a c itizelt of taxpayer of City of South Bend, Indiana, and that he i$ new; <br />and has been, continuously for 27 yevre last past the owner of a tract of land in- City <br />of South Bend, consisting of about 11 acres, extending from Mishawaka Avenue OILthe north to the St`. Joseph River on the south, and borders and abuts on the east <br />side of Oakland Street in said City throughout the full length of said .street," snd <br />that he is the owner of the land proposed to be condemned by the City and appro- <br />priated by it for the widening of said Oakland Street in said City of South Band, ' <br />and objects add remonstrates against said resolution and said condemnation and <br />appropriation of land.fvythe following reasons tow -it:- viz:- <br />1, Said proposed condemnation of land for the widening of said <br />street takes a strip of said remonstrants' land, 30 ftwide off of said land iron <br />the west side of said remonstrant's land, which borders and abuts on the east side <br />of Oakland Street froyN\the entire length of said street and south extending from <br />Mishawaka Avenue on the nert to the St. Joseph River on the south, and after taking <br />off said 30 feet of land off of said remonstrant's land, the remaining portion <br />of said remonstrant's land is too wide for lets to be laid out across said <br />remonstrant's land east and west„ and not wide enough for two rows Of lets <br />-to be laid out east and west and spoils the remaining portion of said remxistrant's <br />land by the takltig off of said proposed strip of land ill far exceed the benefits <br />he will receive fjii.. same and the widening of said street. <br />2. That the damages resulting to said remonstrant from the <br />taking of his land will b�greatly in excees of any benefits which said remonstrant <br />will receive from the taking of his land and the widening of said street. <br />3. That said Oakland Street runs south from Mishawaka Imenue <br />and ends at'the St. Joseph River at a point where there is so bridge over the river <br />or near the end of said street, and that there is but very little travel on said <br />street, due to the fact that you can't get across the river at south and of street, <br />and that public necessity nor convenience demands or requires that said street <br />be widening from 30 feet to 60 feet.. That there are no houses on the east side of <br />said street, and the way said'limd, an the east side of Oakland Street is platted, <br />probably never will be, and that there are but a very few houses located on the west <br />side Of said street, and public utility and public needs does not demand or require <br />that said street be widened from 30 feet to 60 feet. <br />4. <br />That the damages resulting from appropriating 30 feet of <br />private property throughout the full length of said street will far exceed the <br />benefits and thepubl is necessity, convenience or utility does not require said <br />expenditure when said street is already established and wide enoughi to accommodate <br />all the travel upon the same. <br />.1[HEREFOR2, said remonstrant remonstrates and objects to the <br />dondmnation of his said land and the widening of said Oakland Street by the taking <br />of his said land, and _aks the Honorable Board to rescind its said resolution, <br />deny the petition for widening said street, and refuse to widen said street and for <br />,all <br />other refief. <br />JOHN A. HIBBERD <br />ALFREDLtMARTIN REMONSTRANT <br />Attorney for Remonstrant. <br />
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