HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrd 0175 - Quit Claim Deed of Land (Water Tank Site)ORDINANCE NO 175
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE RETURN TO THE FORMER OWNERS OF THE
LAND ON WHICH THE WATeR TANK ONCE STOOD, AND GRANTING PERMISSION
TO REMOVE THE TOWER, RELIEVING THE TOWN OF ALL RESPONSIBILITY
AND LIABILITY.
WHEREAS, O.J.Christensen and Erna T. Christensen, his wife, did
convey and warrant to the Town of Tukwila the following described
real estate to be used by the said Town as a site for a water tank
and subject to the condition that if said Town at any time ceased
to use the land for the purpose described then and in that event
the title and use of the land should revert to the Grantors, and
WHEREAS, the following described real estste is no longer used as
a site for a water tank,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF TUKWILA:
SECTION 1_. That this land described herein shall revert to the
Grantors, O.J.Christensen and to heirs of Elma T.Christensen, his
deceased wife.
SECTION 2. That the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign a
QUIT CLAIM DEED to carry out these instructions.
Commencing at a point on the east line of tract
20, Brookvale Garden Tracts; now a part of the
Town of Tukwila, sixty feet (60) from the south-
east corner of said tract and running north one
hundred feet (100); thence west one hundred feet
(100); thence south one hundred feet(100);; thence
east one hundred feet(100) to the place of begin
nthg, a parcel of high ground 100 x 100 situated
in the County of King, State of Washington.
SECTION 3. That permission be granted to Chas.Shults to re-
move the section of tower now standing, removal to be complet-
ed within six months.
SECTION 4. That Chas. Shults guarantee to the Town that he
will assume all responsibility and. expense in the removal of
said tower, relieving the Town of any liability to person or
property.
This ordinance shall be in full force and effect immediately
after its passage, approval and posting asprovided for by law.
Passed by the Town Council and approved by the Mayor this 1st
day of December 1947
Mayor Chas O. Baker
City Clerk Lois T. Newton