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Keith Marvin
Kirkman, Shea
1/22/2004 3:21:39 PM
Re: 30 acre commercial site
Shea,
I am still having some dificulty reconciling the 30 acre tract with the boundaries shown on our parcel maps.
The general answer to your question though is that the City will not participate in a condemnation
proceeding to aquire an easement accross the adjacent property.
If the owner of the adjacent property wants to talk to us about what would be required of him to develop
the remaining tract of land, we would be happy to do that.
In the event that an easment can not be obtained by your developer the City would work with you on a
plan to construct your portion of this line and plug it at your property boundary. The remaining portion
could then be filled in when the adjacent property develops.
Keith R. Marvin, P.E.
City of Coppell
(972) 304-7044
kmarvin@ci.coppell.tx.us
>>> "Shea Kirkman" <skirkman@goodwinandmarshall.com> 1/21/2004 4:38:23 PM >>>
Keith,
You and I spoke before the holidays about a 30-acre site along East Belt
Line Road, just nodh of North Lake. I have checked on the property
ownership of the vacant tract to the west of the 30-acre site and the owner
is not the same as the owner of the 30-acre property. Therefore, for my
feasibility report, I need to know if the City would proceed with
condemnation procedures to obtain a water easement for the 8" water line to
loop back into the 10" water line along East Belt Line Road if the adjacent
property owner does not want to grant an easement to us?
Thanks for your help.
Shea Kirkman, P.E.
Goodwin & Marshall, Inc.
6001 Bridge Street, Ste. 100
Fort Worth, Texas 76112
817-429-4373
817-446-3116 (fax)
e-mail: skirkman(~,goodwinand marshall.com