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Council introduces ordinances to acquire easements and property interests for Northern Historic District project
Summary
Staff introduced multiple ordinances (02-26 through 06-26) authorizing temporary construction easements, permanent utility easements and fee-simple acquisitions needed for the Northern Historic District Infrastructure Improvements Project; staff reported agreed fair-market values for some parcels and said ordinances are to keep the project on schedule if negotiations fail.
Council introduced a series of ordinances on Jan. 20 to secure property interests needed for the Northern Historic District Infrastructure Improvements Project and to allow the project to proceed if negotiations with property owners are not successful.
Jeanne Willis, staff presenter, said Ordinances 02-26 and 03-26 would allow the city manager to execute conveyance documents for small temporary right-of-way easements and a fee-simple warranty deed from Ralco Properties LLC and 72 Dublin LLC to construct and improve roadway infrastructure. Willis reported the fair-market value estimate for a 0.006-acre temporary construction easement from Ralco Properties LLC was $2,120 and the combined interests for 72 Dublin LLC (a 0.005-acre warranty deed, 0.006-acre permanent utility easement and a 0.024-acre temporary easement) totaled $39,370.
Willis then introduced Ordinances 04-26 through 06-26 for additional parcels (Pappy Bridal LLC; Fadil and Najla Abusi; STJ 319 Holdings LLC) and explained that while compensation terms have not been finalized for those owners, the appropriations would allow the project to remain on schedule if negotiations are unsuccessful. Staff recommended adoption at second reading/public hearing on Feb. 9.
What’s next: Staff will continue negotiations with property owners and return ordinances for second reading on Feb. 9 with final recommended actions.
