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2005-93
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REZONING PROPERTY - WABASH CROSSING SECOND ADDITION
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10/17/2005
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west end of the park. The parks are intended to provide areas for neighbors to meet and are <br /> specifically designed so that residences face onto the park areas for security. <br /> Since new streets and infrastructure are going to be constructed, all existing public rights-of-way and <br /> utility easements must be vacated. All of the existing public rights-of-way and utilities are to be <br /> replaced with like services. <br /> To allow for the planned development of Wabash Crossing Phase II preliminary and final subdivision <br /> plats have been submitted. The subdivision is divided into 70 lots. The development will be <br /> integated into the existing street grid and new utilities will be provided. All of the utility companies <br /> have reviewed and approved the subdivision plat. <br /> INPUT FROM OTHER SOURCES: None <br /> POTENTIAL OBJECTION: There were no objectors to the petition at the Plan Commission <br /> meeting. <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: Any additional questions may be forwarded to Greg Crowe at 424-2725 or at <br /> gccrowe(a�decaturnet.org. <br /> BUDGET/TIME IMPLICATIONS: The proposed development will be constructed in accordance <br /> with the approved Redevelopment Agreement. <br />
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