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item/SubjeCt: Authorizing Execution of Municipal Quitclaim Deed
-- Real Estate Located at 18 Eighteenth Street
Responsible Department: Legal
The owner of property located at 18 Eighteenth Street has complied
with the terms of a workout agreement with the City. The real
estate tax account is now current, and there are
no outstanding
sewer user fees. There are no code issues with the property.
Because the tax lien has matured, a deed from the City is
necessary. The Finance Committee recommended approval at its
December 0th meeting.
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99-251
A mgn l to CouncUw MAnan July 12, 1999
CITY OF BANGOR
(TiTLE.) ufflb2i AuthorSz ing Execution of Muniupal Quitclaim
Deed -- Real Estate located at 18 Eighteenth Street
By the Cit9 Coeaet! Of Me OUY of De .
ORDRRRD,
THAT Ronald I. Heller, Finance Director, is hereby
authorized, on behalf of the City of Bangor, to execute a Municipal
Quitclaim Deed releasing any interest the City may have in the real
estate located at 18 Eighteenth Street in said Bangor by virtue of
a matured real estate tax lien recorded in Book 6139, Page 149
in the Penobscot Registry of Deeds. Said deed shall be directed to
CMI, Inc.
IN CITY 0009CIL
July 12. 1999
Passed
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99-251
ORDER
Title, Authorizing Nzecatloo of Municipal
Q Itclaim Deed - Real &state Lseated at
IS eighteenth Street
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MUNICIPAL QUITCLAIM DEED
The CITY OF BANGOR, anicipal corporation, located in
Bangor, Penobscot County, Maine' as Grantor, for consideration
paid, releases to CMI, INC. C/o Thomas Valley, of Bangor, Penobscot
County, Maine, the property located in said Bangor and more
particularly described as follows:
Real estate located at 18 Eighteenth Street in
said Bangor, and described in a deed recorded in
Volume 2822, Page 254, Penobscot Registry Of
Deeds. This property is further designated as
sal estate account number 89616, Assessor's Map
10, Lot 21B.
Any and all other rights, easements, privileges
and appurtenances belonging to the granted
estate are hereby conveyed.
The purpose of this deed is to release to the Grantee any
interest the Grantor may have in the above-described property by
virtue of an undischarged real estate tax lien assessed against
CMI, Inc. and recorded in Book 6139, Page 147, Penobscot Registry
of Deeds.
All public easements or other public interests in the
described premises for roads, assets, or other purposes are
expressly reserved.
The said CITY OF BANGER has caused this instrument to be
sealed with its corporate seal, and signed in its corporate Dome by
RONALD I. HELLER, Finance Director, thereunto duly authorized,
this day of July, 1999.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered
In the Presence of CITY OF BANGOR
By
Ronald I. Heller
Finance Director
STATE OF MAINE
PENOBSCOT, 9s. July , 1999
Then personally appeared the above-named RONALD I. HELLER,
Finance Director, and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be
his free act and deed in his said capacity, and the free act and
deed of said body corporate.
Before me, _
Notary Public/Attorney-at-Law
Printed Name:
99-251
Memo
To:
Ed Marren
From:
John Hamer
Re:
18 Eighteeath Street, John Husek
Data
July 7,1999
A couple of months ago, the Code Enforcement Office brought suit against John P. Husek,
owmerof lB Eighternth Sn«t. The City obtained ajudgmerdby default againta Mr. Hmek
for failing to remove a large pile of debris from his property and for failing to repair or
demolish a collapsed grange.
Mr. Husek's 30 -day deadline to comply with the coca order expired approximately two
weeks ago. A couple days before the deadline, Mr. Husek came to the Code Enforcement
Office m request an extension. He explained firm he had removed some of the debris but
wishedtosalvageaportionofit. Hewasattemptingmobtainaloanmrepa'nthegraegeto
store the salvaged materials. On Friday, July 2, Mr. Husek informed the Code Erdorcemevt
Office that his loan was approved and he would have the garage repuud by early August.
In light of Mr. Husek's recent cooperation, and the fact that the City has the authority to
enforce the coun order without fiutlmr notice, the Code Etd'orcemenrc Office does not object
to the City giving Mr. Husek a quitclaim deed to the property.