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86-19 AUTHORIZING SALE OF LAND - 1300 NORTH MONROE STREET
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86-19
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AUTHORIZING SALE OF LAND - 1300 NORTH MONROE STREET
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3/3/1986
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6 <br /> 1300 N Monroe St <br /> Decatur, Ill <br /> DESCRIPTION OF LANU <br /> This site is located at the northeast corner of North Monroe Street <br /> and lJest Grand Avenue. Sketch and legal description, both provided by <br /> the City of Decatur, indicate that the lot has 32 ' and 40.67' of <br /> frontage on North Monroe Street, 153.12 ' on the north lot line, 60' <br /> on the east lot line fronting the alley, 80' and 54 ' on t�lest Grand <br /> Avenue for a total of 8,301 SF. <br /> The site has a slight slope down to the street and drainage appears <br /> to be satisfactory. This tract is not located in a HUD Designated <br /> Flood Zone. <br /> Streets have an asphalt surface, there are concrete gutters and <br /> public walks. The intersection is four-way stoplight controlled and <br /> has four-way nonmountable concrete medians. The rear alley has a reck <br /> surface, access to the site is from the alley only. <br /> City water and sewer are available, electric and natural gas are <br /> supplied to the area by the I1linois Power Company. <br /> HIGNEST AND BEST USE <br /> The expression highest and best use is defined as follows: <br /> The most profitable likely use to which a property can be put. <br /> The opi ni on of such use may be based on the hi ghest and most <br /> profitable continuous use to which the property is adapted and <br /> needed, or likely to be in demand in tne reasonably near future. <br /> However, elements affecting value which depend upon events or a <br /> combination of occurrences which, while within the realm of <br /> possibility, are not fairly shotivn to be reasonably probahle, <br /> should be excluded from consideration. <br />
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