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Bill No. 52-22 Alley/Street Vacation - 1015 Good Place
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Bill No. 52-22 Alley/Street Vacation - 1015 Good Place
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SEP pg -` <br /> TO: City of South Bend, IN, St.Joseph County <br /> FROM: BOARDMAN, LOUGHLIN, LEWIS&LIU DAWN �s JONFS <br /> DATE: July 9, 2022 CITY CLERK, SOUTH BEND, IN <br /> RE: Alley Ceding <br /> Please accept this memorandum of understanding and agreement between the homeowners listed <br /> below as the owners of homes adjacent to both sides of the southeast half of the alley extending <br /> between Blyler Place and Good Place roughly parallel to Riverside Drive in the City of South Bend area <br /> commonly known as the Keller Park Neighborhood.The terminus ends of the ceded alley would be at <br /> Good Place and ending at the current rear property line of PARCEL NUMBER:71-03-35-180-015.000-026 <br /> commonly known as 1015 Good Place. Please note Exhibit A. This proposal is intended to be <br /> permanently legally binding for the current and future homeowners of the four properties listed below. <br /> The objective and intent are to permanently close the above referenced alley and cede the alley to <br /> Christopher Boardman to become part of PARCEL NUMBER:71-03-35-180-015.000-026 commonly <br /> known as 1015 Good Place subject to the following conditions. The three alley adjacent property <br /> homeowners will have permanent easement right of way to use the alley to access their property as will <br /> all utility providers who will also have the right to install and maintain any utility poles, lines, pipes, <br /> etcetera in the ceded area as may be required. The alley's gravel-based service will,within two years of <br /> the date of this document, be replaced with pavement or concrete. The new pavement or concrete will <br /> be level with the current alley driveway on PARCEL NUMBER:71-03-35-180-004.000-026 commonly <br /> known as 2021 N. Riverside Drive and the new pavement or concrete will be sloped to drain toward <br /> Good Place. All building codes and setback requirements will be adhered to along the new property <br /> lines of PARCEL NUMBER:71-03-35-180-015.000-026 commonly known as 1015 Good Place. All cost <br /> associated with this matter will be the responsibility of Christopher Boardman. <br /> It is understood by all four property owners listed below that it is the intent of Christopher Boardman to <br /> build a garage at the rear of his property which may in part set on the referenced ceded alley property. <br /> All four parties listed below are in favor of the above outlined proposal for their common good and <br /> without any financial exchange. <br /> It should be noted that since the City of South Bend has ceased trash and yard waist pickup in the city's <br /> alleys and therefore this proposal would have no effect in the city's waste pickup, however would make <br /> it much easier for the four involved property owners to move their trash bins to the street for pickup. <br /> The city has also stopped maintaining this alley and again the proposed outlined change would greatly <br /> improve the appearance of the section of alley involved and the respective property values. The <br /> remaining properties adjacent to this alley system will not be impacted by through access to the rear of <br /> their properties as the northwest half of the alley extending between Blyler Place and Good Place would <br /> remain unchanged and open and intersect with the open alley at the rear of the homes on Good Place <br /> and Blyler Place. In fact,there is utility pole blocking any potential traffic from turning from the Blyler <br /> Place and Good Place alley to the alley requesting to be ceded. Again, please note Exhibit A as well as <br /> the attached photographs. This proposal is not unprecedented in the city nor in the Keller Park area as <br /> the alley two blocks north of the alley at issue,from Riverside Drive to Inglewood Place at the rear of the <br /> homes on Academy Place and Woodlawn Blvd has been abandoned by the City of South Bend and is <br /> impassable by vehicles. <br /> Page 1 of 2 <br />
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