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John Peddycord: non-gravesite... a portion of the property. Did you also appraise Highland <br />Cemetery across the street? <br />Bernard Diedrich: Yes. <br />Mary Jane Chase: ... now would that include if it were a gift, would that include just the property or <br />would that include any land around it, any egress? <br />John Peddycord: Well, this is pure speculation on my part. If the client were interested in gifting it to <br />HLFI or some other third entity, I presume they would, there are different ways you could do it. You <br />could give a life -lease; you could give a 99 -year lease; you could give the land outright to them, carve <br />it off. It's now part of the same legal description that constitutes the cemetery. <br />Mary Jane Chase: So, what I'm trying to say is ... so then you would have land, it wouldn't be <br />landlocked where there was no way you could get to the property, or...? <br />John Peddycord: No, it's right along Portage, so it has access to Portage. <br />Mary Jane Chase: So that... <br />John Peddycord: My concern, my comments were addressed to the fact that I presume the client <br />wants to retain two different driveways or entrances to the cemetery. <br />Mary Jane Chase: Well that, the question was just that there would be some land available for <br />someone to use it? <br />John Peddycord: They haven't made the determination yet, that they don't need the land. As Mr. <br />Huddleston, they have a mausoleum that's 18 feet behind the building. They have four or five other <br />mausoleums and I presume they may be interested in building other mausoleums. I don't know that; <br />they haven't mentioned it to me. <br />Mary Jane Chase: The question was just that you're going to have a building and have to jump over <br />something to get there. You know, you're going to have someway to reach, to get to the building... <br />John Peddycord: I assume if there were a gift involved it would include land. <br />Mary Jane Chase: I don't know if you're familiar with Howard Park in South Bend. <br />John Peddycord: Yes, I am. <br />Mary Jane Chase: Okay, there is a building there that has been used as offices for some time. It is a <br />lovely building. There's a lot of changes going on in the area, and a lot more planned in the future ... It <br />is presently being use very adequately and it is an old stone building and it hasn't been in this state of <br />disrepair, but it is very, very useful use. The Civil Rights Commission uses it, and so you know that's <br />going to be changes when they do some building on Riverside to enclose it, so the is the possibility <br />even if it is by a cemetery and I understand that you have a mausoleum on the other side in Highland. <br />Is that mausoleum being used for both cemeteries? <br />John Peddycord: I don't know. I just know there are multiple mausoleums on the Riverview side? I_ <br />didn't even go over to the Highland side. I presume there are some over there? <br />23 January 2006 HPC Meeting Minutes [Corrected Version] <br />17 <br />
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