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Ii'9 All ^" EG7sNCY ORDINM'C R'^L,TITTG TO TUP�� VACPTIO" OF S7 TTTY IIINT AIM T7 TY-
FIVi IMMRTDT1R1 (75.55) F-771T OF T"" AT.! 7Y ITI P,LOCK 179, PUNNING FORTH AVID SOUTH
LOTS 17 AND 18, A"D LOTC 19 APP 20.
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o n v m IVIRREAS, The City Counc ilof the City of Fort Collins has been
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0 a petitioned to vacate all of the alley running north and south between Lots
17 and 18, and Lots 19 and 20 in Block 179, in the City of Fort Collins,
_ N o Colorado, except the south twenty (20) feet th3reof, and
\� m l7iP'R?AS, It appears that said petition is sin33 by the oivn3ra of all pro-
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Aw p3rty abutting on said alley sought to be vacated, and
ALL VJIMR9W3, The own-3rs of mor3 than four -fifths (4/5) of the remaining
w 'property in s�iid Block 179 have signed the said petition; and
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�i a P'IP;R',AS, It appears from said petition, as well as the r,cord of said
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a city, and the favorable report from. the Covn issioner of works, that said alley
proposed to be vacated has never been opened or used by the general public and
is not a public necessity for the residents of the said Block 179, nor the
inhabitants of the City of Fort Collins, and that the apening and maintaining of
the same wo'ld greatly inconvenience the property owners abutting thereon and the
travalling public, and that the opening and maintanance of the samd mould involve
a considerable expense on behalf of th3 City without any resulting benefit to
the i)rojj3rty holders in said block or the city at large; therefore
DE IT OP,DAIP" D BY T11" CITY COUNCIL OF TIIi; CITY OF FORT COLLINS:
Section 1. That seventy-nin3 and fifty-fiv3 hundredths (79.55) fa t of
the alley in said Block 179, in the City of Fort Collins, running north and south
b3twsan Lots 17 and 18, and Lots 1911nd 20, being all of said alley except the
south twenty (20) feet thereof, be and the same is hereby macated, and from thence
forthwith the asid strip of land shall be treated as a part of said lots adjoining
said tract and all right, title and interest therein shall become vested in the
owners of the lots adjoining said tract, as provided by law.
Section 2. In the opinion of the City Council an emergency exints for
the rres3rvation of the':public health, n3e.c3 and safety, and this ordinance shall
tal:a,effect upon its pa3sage and xniblicaticn, under and by virtue of the
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rrr i ne en®-r rrni i sa c
r authority contained in Sections 6 and 7 of Article IV of the City Charter.
Introduced, read at length and adopted by the unanimous vote of
all the members of the City Council, this _ day of August, A. D. 1925.
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ity Clark.
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I, A. J. ROS17TIOj7, City Clark of the City of Fort
Collins do hereby certify and declare Hat the for=.going ordinance, a5gn istei
of two ('') sections was duly proposed nd read at 1=.n th at a regalar�n: SS,
of the City Council held on the -_.�_ day of August, A. D. 1925,an3 .vas duly
adortil and ordered published in the Fort Collins 7xpress-Cooriir, a daily
newspaper and the official newspaper of the City of Fort Collins, by the
unanimous vote of all m=mbers of the cc-ncil, as an emergency ordinance, in
ncoordanca with the provisions of Sections 6 Aad 7 of Article IV of tha City
Charter; and thars,fter, on to -wit: the // Wday of August, A. D. 1925,
said Ordinance 70. _ ' S was duly nublia`sd in the Fort Collins Express -
Courier, a daily newspaper published in the City of Fort Collins.
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TIT 17MTT ,!qc 777 I have harsunto a`'.b Fry }end �nd;
affixed the Baal of said City, this //-,- 'day of Au, nlst '14)