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Leon Valley council authorizes eminent domain to acquire 0.625-acre parcel for road, drainage
Summary
The City of Leon Valley unanimously approved a resolution authorizing use of eminent domain to acquire a 0.625-acre parcel adjacent to Aids Drive for street and drainage improvements; councilors were told the parcel appears to be ‘no man’s land’ and the city will publish notice and seek court approval before acquisition.
The City of Leon Valley City Council on Thursday approved a resolution authorizing the use of eminent domain to acquire a 0.625-acre tract adjacent to Aids Drive for a street, drainage system and related public improvements.
Melinda Morts, the city’s public works director, told the council the parcel is an undeveloped section at the end of Aids Drive that has been used informally as a driveway by two property owners and becomes inaccessible when it rains. “Estimated costs, appraisal of it would be 3,500 if needed. Survey was about 3,500,” Morts said during her presentation.
The parcel is described in the Bexar County real property records at volume 2,595, page 153 and is shown in the city’s…
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