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Council approves ordinance letting city take ownership of vacated parcels found during Chevron cleanup
Summary
Ordinance 1624 will allow Lawrenceville to take ownership of narrow strips of land and part of an alley in the Crackel addition identified by Chevron during cleanup of a former Texaco property; the ordinance passed 8-0.
The council approved Ordinance 1624 to allow the City of Lawrenceville to take ownership of vacated parcels found by Chevron during its cleanup of a former Texaco property in the Crackel addition. Alderman Dunn moved to approve Ordinance 1624 and Alderman Brewer seconded; the motion passed on a roll-call vote, 8-0.
Minutes describe the parcels as mainly narrow strips of land and part of an alley. The ordinance provides the city a mechanism to take title to the vacated parcels so they can be managed or disposed according to city policy; the minutes do not list plans for immediate use or sale.
