021 of 1985 - Alley Closure - Approximately 2450 South 600 East P 85-14
SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE
No. 21 of 1985
(Closure of a 16. 5 foot alley at
approximately 2450 South 600 East)
WHEREAS, the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, finds
after a public hearing, that the City's interest in the alley
described below is no longer necessary for use as a public way
and that the closure of said alley as described below will not be
adverse to the interest of the general public;
NOW, THEREFORE, be it ordained by the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Utah:
SECTION 1 . Alley closure. That certain 16. 5 foot wide
alley located at approximately 2450 South 600 East, which is the
subject of Petition No. 400-246 of 1984, submitted by the Salt
Lake Granite Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints, and more particularly described below, be, and the same
hereby is CLOSED and declared no longer to be needed or available
for use as a public alley or public way:
Beginning at the Northwest corner of Lot 121 , Hansen' s
addition to Forest Dale, a subdivision of part of Block
43, 10 acre plat "A" BFS and running thence West 16. 5
feet; thence South 215. 38 feet; thence East 16. 5 feet
to the West line of Lot 114 ; thence North 215. 38 feet
along said lot line to the point of beginning .
RESERVATIONS. Said closure is expressly made SUBJECT TO all
existing rights-of-ways and easements of all public utilities of
any and every description now located on, in, under or over the
confines of the above-described property; ALSO SUBJECT TO the
rights of entry thereon for the purpose of obtaining , altering ,
replacing , removing , repairing , or rerouting said utilities and
all of them without any obligation of the City or the public
utility to restore landscaping or improvement thereon.
Said closure is also SUBJECT TO any existing rights of ways
or easements of private third parties.
SECTION 2. Conditions. This ordinance, after passage shall
be published , but shall not become effective until the following
conditions subsequent have been satisfied.
1 . Petitioner shall pay to the City fair market value for
the above described parcel of property together with costs for
appraising said property.
2. Petitioner shall enter into an agreement with the City
whereby Petitioner shall agree to remove the present alley
approaches and replace the same with highback curbs and gutters;
provided however, in the event such approaches are reasonably
required for access to the subject property, this condition may
be waived.
SECTION 3. This Ordinance, after the date of its first
publication, shall not become effective until recorded with the
Recorder of Salt Lake County. The Salt Lake City Recorder is
instructed not to record this Ordinance until the Mayor verifies
that the conditions have been satisfied and are ready for con-
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current filing with the documents of transfer. Upon verification,
the Mayor may tranfer the property to the Petitioner pursuant to
the terms herein and instruct the Recorder to record this
Ordinance concurrently with the transfer documents. However, if
the foregoing conditions are not completed within twelve ( 12)
months from the date of passage, this Ordinance shall become
null , void , of no effect, and no recording shall occur.
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, this
2nd day of April , 1985.
CHAIRMAN
ATTEST:
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Transmitted to the Mayor on April 3, 1985
Mayor's Action: April 3, 1985
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Ms• Kathryn Marshall
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February 28, 1986
5. Ordinance 26 of 1985
Sale of the subject alleyway has not been completed. We are in
contact with both Mr. Lord and the title company and will advise
him if the petitioner requests an extension of this ordinance if
needed.
6. Ordinance 21 of 1985
As indicated by the attached letter from Mr. R. Melvin Griffith
dated December 16, 1985, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints has-,decided against purchasing..this alleyway. Therefore-the
ordinance_should be allowed to expire.
If you have any questions in regards to the above continents please contact me.
- Sincerely,
J
David A. Hales;
Property Manager
Attachments
cc: Carole Stokes
Judy Lever
Stephen Allred
Linda Cordova
• low%, THE
CHURCHoF
• • JESUS CHRIST
of LATTER DAY
SAINTS
December 16, 1985
PHYSICAL FACILITIES
SALT LAKE NORTH AREA
Church Office Building Annex
61 East North Temple Street
Salt Lake City,Utah 84150-0001
David A. Hales
Salt Lake City Corporation
Property Management Division
451 South 200 East
Salt Lake City, Utah
Re: Harvard Chinese and Norwegian,
and Nibley Park Ward Properties
#506-8045-50
Dear Mr. Hales,
I am writing in response to your letter of August 13, 1985. May
I present a brief review of the above reference properties in which the
city is requiring the Church to purchase. The Nibley Park property at
2450 South 6th East will not require the closing of the alley behind that
building. Because of the delay in this action by the city in granting
that closure the additional parking has been redesigned to allow the alley
to remain open and there is no closure required.
The Harvard Chinese and Norwegian Ward Properties where we have ex-
tended our parking to include the area of the platted alley, may we bring
to your attention that the Church caused to be vacated all of the alley
system within the four blocks confined by 2nd and 3rd East and Herbert and
Williams Avenue. This was done as a favor to the City at considerable time
and expense to the Church, as it was necessary for us to secure signatures
on all of the owners of record of the property and submit them together
with our petition for vacating of the alleys. This has created much dis-
cussion among our committees in that the city is now turning around and
charging the Church $9545.00 for that portion of the alleys we have in-
cluded in the parking lot. All other owners received their portion of
the alley free of any cost.
I have contacted Zions Securities Corp. , Mr. Kent Money, in regards
to your proposalto exchange the city's interest in these alleys for the
Church's interest in three parcels of ground on Ensign Peak. This pro-
posal was also discussed with Howard Dunn and has been approved in concept.
Now that the decision has been made by the Church that we will not vacate
the Nibley Park alley and we are talking of the $9545 charge for the Harvard
Chinese and Norwegian Ward, I would suggest that if required by the city
we just appropriate that amount and pay cash and allow the city to make
their own negotiations with Zions Securities.
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I hope these arrangements will be satisfactory. I will wait to
hear back from you before I proceed.
Sincerely,
�R. Melvin Griffit
Sr. Real Estate Representative
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