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Item/Subject: Accepting City Engineer's Report - Acceptance of Penn Plaza
as a Public Way
Responsible Department: Engineering
Commentary:
Pews Plata was constructed under an Agreement With Carl R. $now, Jr.,
representing Stillwater Professional Office Complex Associates.
The road used attendant sewers have been constructed to acceptable City
standards, and the Developer has paid his share of the development coats
in full. The Developer has also furnished a Release Deed to the City
for the above-described right-of-way.
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Introduced by Councilor Sullivan, March 28, 1988
- CITY OF BANGOR
(TUTEE,) (®Tiler, -Accepting City engine Reporr.- Acceptance of Penn Plaza
as a Public Way
By Bu cam Couneil Of the qty of Binper.
ORDERED,
TEAT the attached report of the City Engineer relative to the laying
out of Penn Plaza extending north from Stillwater Avenue as a public way be
and hereby is accepted: and be it further
ORDERED,
THAT said Penn Plaza be established as a public way.
In City Council March 28.19881
Passed
C ty Cle
Title,
As tin Cit an ineer's Re ort
Acceptance of Penn Plaza as a public
Way
. Cd ed a filed by
Councilman
CITY of BANGOR.
To the City Council:
No 88-89 January 25, 1988
Pursuant Be an order of the City CounuhONen.._L____..a........... Daeeed.__..__._.......
directing the City Engineer to lav set_ Penn, Plaza as _a. public way extending norc from
St111#n4er Avenge far dl@4ence_Af apProximately590 feet
City DhIghmer begs leave to report:
net of his intention to lay out ' Penn P1 na
the City Engineer gave written notice by Bodies attached to copies of said order prated foraeven
days prier to flu, - let day --of_Marth. 1488 __.__._ _. _._...
la two public places in the City of Bangor mad In the vicinity of said street, to wit:
One on B llet1 Board at Coy galll_ __,__
..........Eme.an.Pale�268!]1_ae, thesnrvex..af tava.Eleza.S..Stlllceatex Avomme;._,._........
One on light pole. on Penn Plaza, -approximately 100' north of Stillwater Avenue;
11and also gave nodes by reusing the same to be published In the BANdog DAILY EtWB, nawspsper
printed in said city, for mre week prior he URL:._ March1.1988,,___, __..ropy oP said order and
notices, so poated and published, Is hereta annexed andmade part of this report..._.-_...._ ----- .._
And that the said City Engineer met at the time and plate of mending spraft ed in the nodes
and proceeded to lay ou[d Penn Pla follows:
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Beginning at a point on the northerly right-of-way line of Stillwater
Avenue, said point being 393.04 feet east from the easterly line of land
wr formerly owed by Lucy E. Sproul as described in a Deed recorded
in Penobscot Registry of Deeds in Vol. 3183, Page 97; thence North 58-
13' 36" West at right angles to said Stillwater Avenue right -Of -way line
for a distance of 121.67 feet to the point of curvature of aue to the
right, said curve having a radius of 125.00 feet; thence along said curve
for a distance of 102.24 feet to a paint of tangency on said curve; thence
North 11' 22' 25" West along said tangent for a distance of 265.53 feet to
a point, said paint being on the edge of a circular cul-de-sac, the diameter
of which Is 100 feet, and the center of which is located North 18' 37' 35"
East a distance of 50 feet from the last described point; thence in a
clockwise direction along the perimeter of said cul-de-sac for an arc
distance of 104.72 feet to a point, said point beong on a northwesterly
prolongation of the last described tangent line: thence North 11° 22' 25"
West along said line for a distance of 6.7D feet to a point: thence North
780 37' 35" East at right angles to the last described line for a distance
of 50.00 feet to a point; thence South 110 22' 25" East for a distance of
6.70 feet to a point, being on the perimeter of the above described cul-de-sac;
thence continuing in a clockwise direction along said cul-de-sac for an arc
distance of 104.72 feet to a point, thence South ll* 22' 25" East for a
distance of 265.53 feet to a paint, being the point of curvature of a curve
to the left having a radius of 75 feet; thence along said curve for a
distance of 61.33 feet to a point of tangency; thence South 58' 13' 36"
Bast along said tangent for a distance of 121.67 feet to a point on the
northerly right-ofway line of Stillwater Avenue; thence South 31' 46' 24"
West along said northerly right-of-xay line of Stillwater Avenue for a
distance of 50.00 feet to the point of beginning.
Meaning and Intending to describe a fifty foot vide right-of-way
extending north from Stillwater Avenue, with a 100 foot diameter cul-de-sac
at the northerly end. Said right-of-way is shown on a Plan prepared by
Pliaga S nay. Land Surveyors, dated February 11, 1983. entitled "Final
Subdivision Plan of Stillwater Professional Park, Stillwater Avenue,
Bangor, Maine for Stillwater Professional Office Complex Associates",
which is on file in the Penobscot Registry of Deeds, except that said
right-of-way is 100 feet shorter than as shown on said Plan.
The City Engineer proceeded to establish a grade for said Pen
Plaza as follows: Beginning at a point on the northerly edge of pavement
of Stillwater Avenue at Bl. 116.08; thence ascending on a grade of 2.50%
for a distance of 130 feet to El. 119.33, being the paint of curvature of
vertical curve having a length of 160 feet and a external
distance of 1.20 feet' thence along said vertical curve for a distance
of 290 feet to a point Of tangency, at E1. 118.30; thence descending
along said tangent on a grade of 3.50% for a distance of 298.5 feet to
El. 107.85. being the northernmost limit of the travel way.
No person or persons appeared at the time and plata set for the
hearing. Penn Plaza
sconstructed under an Agreement with Carl H.
Snow, Jr., representing Stillwater Professional Office Complex Associates.
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The road and attendant sewers have been constructed to acceptable City
standards, and the Developer has paid his share of the development caste
in full. The Developer has also furnished a Release Deed to the City
for the above-described right-of-way.
It is recommended that said right-of-way be established as a
public may forstreetpurposes, to be named and known as Penn Plaza.
The Planning Board, by their previous action to approve the Stillwater
Park Office Complex Subdivision, has added Penn Plaza to the Official
City Map.
As -Built Plans showing the line and grade of the street are on
file in the Office of the City Engineer.
Respectfully submitted,
JTP:]kp John T. Frawley,
City Engineer
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