The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-10-12
REso1ur1on No. 1914

Declaring the intention to vacate part OF
streets and alleys In Milikin's addi-
tion to Iindenwald, az recorded in plat
Book q, Page So, OF the Records OF
Butler County, and being In 0raham's
addition to Iindenwa1d, all in the Sixth
Ward Of the City OF Hamilton. Ohio.
BE 1T RESOLVED by the Council of
the City of Hamilton, Ohio
SECTION L That Council does hereby
declare it's intention to vacate the fol-
lowing described parts of streets and al
leys in the Sixth Ward of the CITY OF
Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, and be-
ing more particularly described as fol-
lows:
The following described parts of
streets and alleys in Millikln's Addition
to Lindenwald as recorded in Plat Book
g. Page SO, of the Records of Butler
County and in Grahams Addition to
Lindenwald, all in the Sixth Ward, City
of Hamilton, Butler County, State OF
Ohio.
Being part of Madison Avenue (for-
merly Cedar Avenue) and part of an un-
named 10 foot alley and being more
fully bounded and described as foiloWS:
Beginning at a point in the weSterly
line of Madison Avenue formerly Cedar
Avenue), said point being the southeast
corner Of Lot Number 1884, as the same
is numbered and designated on the re-
yised list of lots in the City of Hamilton;
thence along the westerly line of Madison
Avenue (formerly Cedar Avenue) North
8 degrees So minutes East 1OO.2O feet TO
the northeast corner of Lot Number 9Iol;
thence along the northerly line of Lot
Number 9731 North IS degrees 80 min
utes West 10000 feet to the easterly line
of Madison Avenue Alley and the north
west corner of Lot Number 973l thence
along the easterly line of the aforesald
alley as extended North degrees 81
minutes East 1000 feet to the property
line of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company; thence along the properly line
of The Baltimore and Ohio Ra1lroad
4 m inn q
East 1000 feet to point, said point be-
ing in the easterly line of Madison Ave-
nue. formerly Cedar Avenue); thence
along the easterly line of Madison Ave
nue. (formerly Cedar Avenuel South
degrees SO minutes West 109.97 feet to a
point: thence North S5 degrees 81 min
utes West 5000 feet to the point OF be-
ginning.
Also part of Schenck Avenue and
part of an unnamed IL foot alley ad-
iacent to Lot Number 9752, Number 9753
and Number 1854 and more fully bound
ed and described as follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner OF
Lot Number 9751, as the same IS num-
hered and designated on the revised nSt
of dots in the City of Hamilton; thence
along the south line of Lot Number 9i5d l
South S5 degrees 81 minutes EAST 9o.4z
feet to a point; thence Soutn ~ degrees
IA minutes 80 seconds East 60.23 feet to
a point: thence North S5 degrees ol min
utes West Ut feet to a point IN the east
erly line of an unnamed IL loot alley
thence along the easterly line of said
aI1ev South 3 degrees SO minutes West
S67S feet to a point: thence North ~
degrees minute West distance OF z4.oe
feet to a point in the westerly line OF
said 12 foot alley; thence along the west
erly line of said alley North degrees
50 minutes East a distance of $500 fee,
to point said point being the southeas'
corner of Lot Number 9752; thence Nortf
40 degrees 46 minutes West 4236 Ieet &c
4l.a ,OrfIn r~lx n I,Of
ber 9752; thence along the northerly ilne
of Lot Number 9752 North S5 degrees 81
minutes West 5000 feet to point on the
easterly line of Madison Avenue CORNER
ly Cedar Avenue); thence North de-
grees SO minutes East 5000 feet to the
point of beginning Being all OF Schencf
Avenue east of the east line or Madlsor
Avenue formerly Cedar AVenue) ana
portion of an alley lying east of Lo
Number 9753 and east OF part OF Lo
Number 1854.
Also that part of Woodlawn Avenue
adjacent to the westerly properly ilnt
of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company and more fully bounded ane
described as follows:
TO locate a point of beginning measure
from the intersection of the northeri.
line of Woodlawn Avenue with the east
erlv line Of Madison Avenue (formerly
Cedar Avenue) along the northerly I'M
of Woodlawn Avenue North SO degrees L
minutes East 262.79 feet to the point O.
northerly line of Woodlawn Avenue 2b.z
feet to a point in the westerly propert!
line of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company: thence along the aforesalt
property line South Is degrees 33 MIN
utes East 51.4S feet to a point In tn
southerly line of Woodlawn Avenue
thence along the southerly line of Wood
lawn Avenue South 8S degrees Ia MIN
utes West 1926 feet to point; thenc,
North Is degrees 33 minutes west 5l.4
feet to the point of beginning.
SECTION II: That since all persons
whose property bounds and abuts upol
the streets and alleys affected by tn
proposed vacation have consenteu -
writing to such vacation, which consent
are now on file with Council, furtne
notice of the passing of this resoiutlo, n
as proyided by Section 12O OF the chaf
ter of the City of Hamilton, ONO, 4
hereby dispensed with.
SECTION III: That a hearing Snail
had before the Board Of Revision OF AS
sessments of the City of Hamilton, ONO
IN the Is day of October, l945, at
O'clock A. M, as provided by the char
fer of the City OF Hamilton, Ohio.
SECTION w: This resolution sha.
take effect and be in full force and Ell
feet from and after the earliest perlo
allowed by the charter OF the CITY
Hamilton, Ohio.
passed: October 8, 1945.
LEO J. WELSH, Mayor
A+tast. ADELE EDMONDS, City Clerk