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no, one at that time ha'S the benefit of seeing a~ap of ro osed <br />P P <br />annexation and how it would affect their particular property. <br />Another meeting was scheduled for Friday, December 7, <br />to discuss what position we, as the property owners, would take <br />with regard to the proposed annexation and in particular, at the <br />first public hearing on the proposed annexation scheduled for <br />Monday, December 10, 1973. During the interim period prior to the <br />meeting on December 7, all of the property owners including ourselves <br />obtained copies of the proposed annexation map. The map showed that <br />a large portion of the subject property lying within LaPorte <br />municipal utility district to the. east of new HIghway 146 was not <br />included in the annexation. For that reason all of the property <br />owners with the exception of Shindler/Cununins determined that they <br />could live with the annexation and would not oppose it. Shindler/ <br />Cummins' tract, of couse, lies entirely~to the west of.FIighway 146 <br />and was to be totally annexed by the City. We made it plain at the <br />meeting on December 7 that we were going to oppose the annexation and <br />that our basis for that opposition was the patently unreasonable <br />configuration of the proposed annexation.. ~ .' <br />. In the meantime, our firm had begun, to research the fairly. <br />complex legal question presented by the proposed annexation. The <br />law places the burden on the property owner opposing a 'proposed <br />annexation to show that the City has arbitrarily abused 'its authority <br />,, to annex. It became clear to us that our only potentially valid <br />;~~:: point in opposition to the proposed annexation was the configuration <br />:~~ <br />~, ~:.: <br />' of the proposed annexation. The annexation map seemed more unrea- <br />sonable in light of the fact-that the only proposed sewer line was <br />. to run down the far eastern edge of the property to be annexed, more <br />specifically down old Highway~146. This meant that those property <br />owners not to be annexed were to get the most immediate benefit .from <br />.t <br />~~~~' . the proposed sewer facilities while the Shindler/Cumn-ins 'tract which <br />was to be :annexed, would not be serviced by'that sewer'l~`ne, <br />;~~ On December 10, at 7:00 p.m „ I appeared on behalf of <br />... Shindler/Cummins and made our position clear with respect the proposed <br />
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