Public Notice for Vacating Dakota Avenue

Subject: Public Notice for Vacating Dakota Avenue Sun Nov 22, 2009 5:50 pm

Public notice is hereby given that
The
Ortonville City Council
Will hold a Public Hearing
For the Purpose(s) of:

1. Consider the vacation of a portion of the street known as
“Dakota Avenue” and a portion of the street known as “Kline
Avenue, located in Bundock’s Addition, City of Ortonville,
and more particularly described as follows:
A)That portion of Dakota Avenue between Pease
Avenue and Spring Avenue; and
B)That portion of Kline Avenue between Pease Avenue
and Spring Avenue
At 7:00 PM On Monday, December 7, 2009
At The City Meeting Room
315 Madison Avenue
Ortonville, MN
This meeting will be held in conjunction with the
City Council Regular Meeting that evening
Persons desiring to be heard with reference to the vacation
matter described in this notice will be heard at this meeting
The City of Ortonville complies with the ADA. Individuals with disabilities who require special
aids should contact City of Ortonville, 217 NW Third Street, Suite 101, Ortonville, MN.
56278, 320-839-3428, 48 hours prior to the scheduled meeting. Any other information
concerning this meeting, please contact City Clerk-Administrator David Lang or Deputy Clerk
Judy Roberts at the Ortonville City Hall.
Posted: 11.19.09

Member Number of posts: 36 Registration date: 2009-04-05

Where is "Dakota Avenue"? I can't find it on the Ortonville map.

Subject: Location Mon Nov 23, 2009 6:26 pm

Bundock and Kline are up the hill from the Holiday Station -- turn right at the top of the hill and they are basically short streets that go to a house but are not through streets. I have never heard it referred to 'Dakota', let alone Pease or Spring. The way it is written leads you to believe that these are all up in the area from the Holiday Station.

I can tell you in Ortonville "Streets" run north and south and "Avenues" run east and west . My dad worked for the Ortonville Street Dept for over 30 years -- as he used to put it, "nothing is straight in town"....they don't actually go north and south -- more like NW to SE, or SW, depending on your line of travel. Some streets stop at one block and pick up again two blocks down the street. Stephens Avenue used to have signs that showed differently spellings -- Stephens, Stevens, but that has been corrected.

Touring town with Dad was a treat! Sadly he's not hear to go ask -- he'd know exactly where they are talking about without batting an eye!

Guess I'm 'old' enough to remember WHY the Green House Hill is 'called' the Green House Hill.....

nascargirl