herefore, in 1992, Council adopted a resolution to demolish the plant and tank, and place soil over the remaining concrete.
worries me a bit. Any construction would be on fill.. which may not be compacted properly for construction. A builder may not have an easy time dealing with the concrete understructure when doing a foundation for a house.
The statement of having enough land for a split is also inaccurate. The primary lot is 16,215sq-ft, the pan-handle is the remaining 6000sq-ft and it looks like it consists of easements for access to neighboring houses as well as being part of their front yards. There is a 10,000sq ft lot minimum.
herefore, in 1992, Council adopted a resolution to demolish the plant and tank, and place soil over the remaining concrete.
worries me a bit. Any construction would be on fill.. which may not be compacted properly for construction. A builder may not have an easy time dealing with the concrete understructure when doing a foundation for a house.
The statement of having enough land for a split is also inaccurate. The primary lot is 16,215sq-ft, the pan-handle is the remaining 6000sq-ft and it looks like it consists of easements for access to neighboring houses as well as being part of their front yards. There is a 10,000sq ft lot minimum.
herefore, in 1992, Council adopted a resolution to demolish the plant and tank, and place soil over the remaining concrete.
worries me a bit. Any construction would be on fill.. which may not be compacted properly for construction. A builder may not have an easy time dealing with the concrete understructure when doing a foundation for a house.
The statement of having enough land for a split is also inaccurate. The primary lot is 16,215sq-ft, the pan-handle is the remaining 6000sq-ft and it looks like it consists of easements for access to neighboring houses as well as being part of their front yards. There is a 10,000sq ft lot minimum.
herefore, in 1992, Council adopted a resolution to demolish the plant and tank, and place soil over the remaining concrete.
worries me a bit. Any construction would be on fill.. which may not be compacted properly for construction. A builder may not have an easy time dealing with the concrete understructure when doing a foundation for a house.
The statement of having enough land for a split is also inaccurate. The primary lot is 16,215sq-ft, the pan-handle is the remaining 6000sq-ft and it looks like it consists of easements for access to neighboring houses as well as being part of their front yards. There is a 10,000sq ft lot minimum.
herefore, in 1992, Council adopted a resolution to demolish the plant and tank, and place soil over the remaining concrete.
worries me a bit. Any construction would be on fill.. which may not be compacted properly for construction. A builder may not have an easy time dealing with the concrete understructure when doing a foundation for a house.
The statement of having enough land for a split is also inaccurate. The primary lot is 16,215sq-ft, the pan-handle is the remaining 6000sq-ft and it looks like it consists of easements for access to neighboring houses as well as being part of their front yards. There is a 10,000sq ft lot minimum.
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