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� � Page 3 <br /> . � . � - � 8�6�225f ���;;��64 . <br /> You have indicated to me that your purpose in requesting the vacation <br /> is to permit you to "Secure your operations from the public and to <br /> use the road for truck traffic." <br /> In all of the other vacation appraisals which the undersigned has <br /> done the party requesting the vacation has either owned or had un- <br /> der option all abutting land. In this case you own five of the six <br /> sides of the three legs in the road and a 2nd party owns the 6th aide. <br /> Normally, upon vacatioa of an area the entire vacated area accrues to <br /> one owner as he or she own the land on both aides of the vacated area. <br /> In this case the vast majority of the land vacated would go to ADM <br /> � but the North 25' of the East leg of the road would go to Ms. Querrey. . <br /> As previously mentioned Brenneman Road extends from N. Brush College <br /> Road on the West to Rowe Road on the East. There are no residential <br /> properties along the proposed area Co be vacated except for one at the <br /> ' far East end of leg 3 which ia owned by ADM. The North end of Faries <br /> Park, the Golf Course and Gun Club are available to east bound traffi�"" <br /> on Brenneman Road via Rowe Road, Gua Club Road and Christmas Tree Road <br /> all located to the North and East of the east end of Brenneman Road. • <br /> The appraiser assumes that the ma�or volume of traffic on Brennemaa <br /> Road is grain truck traffic hauling grain to the ADM East plant. The <br /> condition of leg 1 of Brenneman Road attests to the truck traffic. <br /> If Brennemaa Road was vacated there are two alternative roads to the <br /> Faries Park area. Theae would include Rheas Bridge Road east from <br /> N. Brush College and thence south on Christmas Tree Road and Faries <br /> Parkwaq east from N. Brush College and thence Northerly into Faries <br /> Park. (See locatioa map enclosed in report). <br /> Vacation of Brenaeman Road would permit grain trucks to assemble on <br /> that road fo� eventual entry into the ADM East plant to discharge <br /> their grain. It would appear that one advantage to the vacation <br /> would be that grain trucks could assemble on ADM land rather than hav- <br /> ing some park along N. Brush College Road. If Brenneman Road was <br /> vacated public traffic would be eliminated and the Querreq owaership <br /> would lose a public road along leg 3 of Brenneman road and access to <br /> N. Brush College via Brenneman Road. Access to their propertq would <br /> � be via the roada on the east, namely, Rowe Road, Gun Club Road and , <br />._ Christmas Tres Road. While subject is used as farm land this would <br /> not appear to adversely affect the Quezrey land. It is zoned heavy <br /> industrial but demand has been extremely light for new industrial <br /> uses in Decatur since the 1970's. The major purchasers of industrial <br /> land in the immediate area has been ADM who obviously purchased for <br /> protection and future expansion. <br /> Vacating the area would relieve the City of Decatur of the maintenance <br /> of Brenneman Road. <br />