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Introduced by councilor Brountaq Oct. 25, 1965
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CITY OF BANGOR
(TITLE.) Mrkrert-..-_ Accepting_ Report of City ]ngineer Supplemental Domagee.._
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By tae City Caused of aty ofBangmu
ORDERED,
THAT the attached report of the City Engineer regarding
supplemental damages for the establishment of the temporary
grading easement on the property of James P. O'Loughlin in the
Stillwater Park Urbaa Renewal area be and hereby is accepted,
and be it further
ORDERED that additional damages in the amount of two hundred
dollars ($200.00) be paid.
-'c Cr; VED
1965 66722 AH 4:54
CITY Q ERR'S OFFICE
IN CITY COUNCIL
Out. 25, 1965
Amended by adding the following after
the sord"pai11",
"and be it further ordered that the
City Treasurer be autboriaed to execute
the necessary release deal to extinguleh Baia
eamanent upon completion of the construction
presently in progress, said deed to be
executed No later than Nov. 1, 1966."
As emended PASSED.
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ORDER
Title,
AcceQti� Resort oP City.En�neer -
Supplemental DamgeeJamee P. 0,loughlin
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du d an filed by
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Councilman
CITY OF BANGOR, MAINE
Engineering Department
October 21, 1965
To: The Municipal Officers
Reference is made to Council Order 120-5, passed May 10,
1965, accepting the report of the City Engineer retarding the
establishment of grading easements in the Passe 'C portion of
the Stillwater Park Urban Renewal project.
The purpose of these easements was to permit the proper
grading adjacent to new roadways being constructed as part of
the project improvements, the land for which was subsequently
acquired. Among the easements established was a temporary
grading easement on the southerly side of 'G' Street, so-called,
on lend owned by James P. O'lougblin, and damages in the amount
of one hundred dollars ($100.00) were recommended for the removal
of a clump of cedar trees in the easement area.
Judge Edward P. Murray, representing Mr. O'Loughlin, sub-
sequently appealed the recommended damages inasmuch as the estab-
lishment of the new roadway also necessitated the removal of an
existing fireplace and aportion of an existing garden.
A review and reappraisal of this property by the Sawyer
Appraisal Company at the direction of the Urban Renewal Authority
has indicated that additional damages in the amount of two
hundred dollars ($200.00) for the removal of the fireplace and
garden are justified. It is therefore recommended that the ad-
ditional damages be paid.
Respectfully submitted,
John En
City Engineer FrawleyT.
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