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86-38 VACATING PORTIONS OF STREETS - NORTH MORGAN STREET - EAST NORTH STREET
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86-38
Res Ord Title
VACATING PORTIONS OF STREETS - NORTH MORGAN STREET - EAST NORTH STREET
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5/28/1986
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� � �. � � - � � o�nn22�.0 ����E408 <br /> Morgan Street, Decatur, Illinois. Petitioner desizes to expand <br /> its Decatur, Illinois facility. The planned expansion includes <br /> a new warehouse and processing facility and parking extending <br /> from the existing facility on the east side of Morgan Street <br /> west across Morgan Street to the alley to the rear of the lots <br /> on the west side of the 400 block of North Morgan Street, and, <br /> from the premises located at 320 Morgan Street on the south to <br /> Eldorado Street on the north. <br /> 7. In support of this request, Petitioner hereby submits <br /> to the City Cauncil and the City Plan Commission the following: <br /> (a) The public interest will be subserved by vacating <br /> said streets in that (1) such vacation will be an aid <br /> to the general safety and welfare of the community and <br /> the economic, business and governmental development <br /> of the City of Decatur as well as to increase employ- <br /> ment opportunities therein, and ( 2) the public will <br /> be relieved from further burden and responsiblity of <br /> maintaining said streets. <br /> (b) The Petitioner is willing to pay reasonable <br /> compensation to the City for the vacation. <br /> -2- <br />
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