004 of 1985 - Alley Closure - Approximately 920 South from 800 to 900 West Streets THIS ORDINANCE WAS RESCINDED ON MARCH 12, 1985, BY BILL 16, 1985. P 84-19
THIS ORDINANCE WAS NOT PUBLISHED.
SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANC F
No. 4 of 1985
(Closure of a 15 ' alley at approximately
920 South from 800 to 900 West Streets)
F?HERF.AS, the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, finds
after a public hearing, that the City's interest in the alley
described below which was platted within Block 3 of the Albert
Place Subdivision 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 10 foot wide alley
located within Block 3 of the Albert Place Subdivision, running
east/west at approximately 920 South between and parallel to
Montague Avenue and 900 South Street, from 800 to 900 West
Streets, which is the subject of petition No. 400-144 of 1983 ,
submitted by JoAnn Milner, and more particularly described below,
be, and the same herebv is CLOSED and declared no longer to be
needed or available for use as a public alley or public way:
Beginning at the northeast corner of Lot 1, Block
3 , ALBERT PLACE SUBDIVISION, a subdivision of
Block 8, Five Acre Plat "B", Big Field Survey; and
running thence west 730 feet more or less to the q `�' '�
northwest corner of Lot 29; thence north 15 feet
to the southwest corner of Lot 30; thence east 730
feet to the southeast corner of Lot 58; thence
south 15 feet to the point of beginning.
RESERVATIONS. Said vacation 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 vacation is also SUBJECT TO any existing rights of ways
or easements of private third parties.
SECTION 2. Conditions subsequent. This ordinance, after
passage shall be published, but shall not become effective until
the following conditions subsequent have been satisfied:
1 . It is the intent of the Council to provide a transfer
without compensation to the abutting residential properties,
unless the abutting commercial property owner to the north, the
Union Pacific Railroad, is interested in paying the fair market
value for the northern one-half of the alley and reimbursing the
City for any out-of-pocket appraisal fee. Said Railroad shall
have an option for 120 days from the date of passage to contact
the City's Finance Department to arrange for an appraisal to be
made and to pay one-half of the appraised value of the alley
together with the appraisal fee . If said Railroad fails to
exercise this option and complete the purchase as indicated, the
option shall terminate. However if the Railroad exercises the
option, then at the time of transfer, the Mayor shall
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concurrently transfer the south side of the alley to the then
owners of abutting residentially zoned lots 1 through 29 without
compensation upon payment of $290 by the owners for the
preparation of quitclaim deeds.
2 . However if. the Railroad 's option terminates without
purchase, thereafter the City shall transfer all of its interest
within the closed alley to the owners of the abutting residential
lots upon receipt of the sum of $290 to reimburse the City for
preparation of appropriate transfer documents.
3. It is the Council 's intention that the City interest in
the alley not be relinquished unless and until the entire alley
is transfered as provided above. If the option is not exercised
or the fees are not paid , then the entire alley shall remain
under the City's control.
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 subsequent have been satisfied and are ready
for concurrent filing with the documents of transfer. Upon
verification, the Mayor may transfer the property to the abutting
property owners 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 12 months from the date of passage, this Ordinance shall
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become null , void , of no effect and no recording shall occur.
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah,
this 5th day of February , 1985.
CH IRMAN
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Transmitted to the Mayor on 2/5/85
Mayor' s Action: 2/5/85
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