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Introduced by Councilor Higgins, Sept. 28, 1964
+li ry/'p CITY OF BANGOR
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(TITLE.) ilbE%.. Accepting SupplementalReport of City, ngeer EinRe� Municin l
Golf Course.
By the Cite CmmeU of the My ofBaopar.
ORDERED,
THAT the attached supplemental report of the City Engineer
for damages for land taken for the Manlclpal Golf Course be accepted.
RECEIVED
1964 SEP 24 PN 3:36
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
jg4.f CITY OF BANGOR. MAINE
IN CITY COUNCIL
Oct. 12, 1964
Taken from table, PASS®
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2108
ORDER
Title,
3upp1®ental RePOet of City Enpineea
Re: Municipal Golf Couesa
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Introduced: and ��'filed by
C uncilman
210-R - 2
CITY OP BANGOR, MAINE
F gineering Department
September 22, 1964
To: The Municipal Officers
Reference to made to Council Order 153-Q, passed June 24, 1963,
relative to the taking of 9.8 acres of lend on the southerly side of
Webster Avenue for construction of a portion of the municipal golf
course.
The taking consisted of three parcels Including Parcel 1-1
owned by Lydia A. Godsoe and containing 2.1 acres with recommended
damages of two hundred and ten dollars ($210.00); Parcel 2-A owned
jointly by Freak Drummond Heirs and Lydia A. Godsoe consisting of
2.2 acres with recommended damages of one hundred and seventy-six
dollars ($176.00); and Parcel 3-A owned by Lydia A. Godsoe contain-
ing 5.5 acres with total recommended damages In the amount of four
hundred and fifteen dollars ($415.00). The total damages recom-
mended for the taking of the 9.8 scree as mentioned above, was
eight hundred and one dollars ($801.001.
At the public hearing Which was held on June 21, 1963, Mr.
George Carlisle, representing Lydia A. Godsoe, and Mrs. Roland G.
Colley, representing the Frank Drummond Heirs, protested the recom-
mended damages and requested that the settlement of the damages be
postponed until au oh time as a settlement was made with the State
Highway Commission on another taking which was pending on the
southerly end of the same property.
The damages have now been reviewed and settlement has been
reached in the amount of one hundred dollars ($100.00) per more
for all of the land taken for the golf course. Damages new recom-
mended are as follows:
Parcel 1-A owned by Lydia A. Godsoe:
2.1 Acres 0 $100.00 per acre Total $210.00
Parcel 2-A owned jointly by Frank Drummond Heirs and
Lydia A. Godsoe:
2.2 Acres 0 $100.00 per acre Total $220.00
Parcel 3-A owned by Lydia A. Godsoe:
5.5 Acres 0 $100.00 per acre Total $550.00.
The total recommended damages are now nine hundred and eighty
dollars ($980.00) in lieu of the original amount of eight hundred
and one dollars ($801.00).
It is recommended that the revised damages be approved.
spectfully submitted,
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John T. Frawley
JTF:l City Engineer