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Three parcels presented for easements on Johnson Drive, staff says more discussions ongoing
Summary
City staff identified three parcels ready for easement acceptance — the former Applebee's site (Barclays Partners LLC), a small strip center housing Smoothie King/Plato's Closet/Cirque owned by Block LLC, and the Mission West shopping center — and said negotiations continue with other north-side businesses.
City staff presented three parcels for acceptance of right-of-way and easements related to the Johnson Drive reconstruction project and described ongoing outreach to other property owners along the corridor.
"Those include Track Number 4 from Barclays Partners LLC, which is the former Applebee's location. Track Number 6, which is the small strip center that houses Smoothie King, Plato's Closet, and the Cirque physical therapy or rehab, that's actually owned by Block. And then Track 16, again, also owned by Block, which is the Mission West shopping center," Laura said during her presentation. She added staff also is in conversations with other businesses including Pizza Hut, Arby's, Burger King, Sherwin Williams, Mission Corporate Tower and others on the north side of Johnson Drive.
Staff said that by securing the three newly signed parcels the city hopes to reduce the number of properties that may need to be included in a condemnation petition; the city expects to file the petition by the end of next week if negotiations do not finish. The council approved the acceptance and recording of the presented easements so staff can record them and proceed with project preparations.
