HomeMy WebLinkAboutMPD-01/11/1973
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. a~ tile MatU',* nl'll! loua. 011 J~ 11. ;1"'3 for the' . i
plU'pOIIe ot tJMr'~.t'8 ot'the Dilltrict .,pt;iDl . a
propodt16D cU.~1Ds 'lihe ~ eqatulweh. aet'llll
thl'ough the 'l'olID JIou'd. to tlCCldM. a parcel ot PI' 4 1rt.7
OIl the south sUeot Route 25 In MAtitlllCk ClI1 Narratoolta
Lake. The votlns YU ftca 6:45 P.M. 'to 9:30 P.M.
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At 6:30 P.M. Mr. Il~_ ewre in tile Inspecton ot
Elec:t1oP aDd opened the adTertia1ed public discu..lon
Metw with tile Pleap ot Allegluce.
';,III'. Rene nad the quallt1catlO118 ot a voter.
Mr. M\irpb)' explained 1Ihe reasons for. the Park
ec-1881Cl11en purchaalng the Marlratoolta Lete property aDd
.re.d the resolutlO1l put on record at tbe 1f00000000er 30
iaeetlnS ot the Park Commissionen. '
Mr. Murphy further iDtormed the ....etiog that there
is not illllllediate plan tor the de_1.opme,nt of the property.
He said there waa neTer tht! intention to do lUlY'thing
with the property without the express wishes of the
taxpqers .
Mr. Cuddy asked it this resolution, could be worded
iD the deed to the property and Mr. M\irpb)' replied that
the Park COBIiBlSiOl1 attorney adnsed that this might not
be legal. .
The question of how biDdlngwoul:! the teeliDgs ot
the people be ~.aa=iC ~lng as state\1 in the
resolutioli~. by said the Park C!BI1s"i"n repre-
sents the people aDd they would abide by the peopl.e' s
wishes. Also, Mr. Murphy said that the resolution 'o""uld
be IIIOrally and ethically more binding that a CO'leMPt in
the deed.
Paston BUDDers asked if there would be a better way
t,o expend the llI)Iley. He vas reterred back to the previo"
purch&Us on the Bay and Bound as to wh. it __ bought
tor .d what it is vslued at now.
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, ' !be qu~tClll of vbT ~is 'Jl!'llIIel"tiT "... ebOIell' ~her
'Ithan _ otIler parcel with ~ the aere-t 1lftll61lt YU,
then ubd. Mr~ Murphy s~lIL'ted that the ,""iadoMI'I
vouid like" to sa.e this for ~ people of MattltVclt .0
tha~ it vould not be destroyed.
Mr. CuddT said that Mr. Downs authorized him to slQ'
that a promise from the COIIIIIl1uioners thllL't nothing ~d
be done vi th the property vhere the ball park is locllL'ted
and that it vould be left as it vas. Mr. CuddT vas told
that the land vasn't bought f'rQII Mr. Downs but; f'ran M1a1
Husing and vas bought for recreatio- al needs 'of the
Park District. '
It vu aaked that if the Pu1t ec.ai.e1oa is so
ecolOB1 minded, vhy dicln't thq 40 _thin,; lIbout
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Mr. Murphy said that he had cOl1s1llted Mr. Al,{;"I6iif
The Town vas not allowed to sell the property as it 1'&1
turned oftr to them with theetipulation it be a future
vater site. They cannot do an~ing about turning it
over to the Park District.
How vise is it to buy a piece of property that is
under vater? The anDer vas to preserve the wild lite. ,
People .tarted leaving the discUlllion and no
further questions arose. , .,
Bills approved for p~nt vere:
L.I.Traftler Legal
L. I. 'l'raftler Legal
w.J.t'f'. Sport Shope Oen
$ 19.35
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A IIIOttOl1 v. M4a lIDl! pas.ed to appoint~. ,'. '
North Porlt B_ _d 'l'1'IIlft <:ool!r1lll,1 . oftlc1l1l utoal~o. _,'
for the Park Dl.tricrt tor the 1ftr 1913. '
Mr. Berpa 4eelared ~ pelle el..ed at 91~ P.M.
_4 tIM ~ at 1D..tU_. Mr. Clu._ "t.,.
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Madeline S. Haas
Secretary
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