In projects such as the Lovers Lane realignment, sections of the existing road will no longer be used and the roadway is removed. One example can be found
behind the airport on Lovers Lane near the Fruit of the Loom entrance. What ecomes of this land?
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Sometimes the state will keep these parcels. And often they will sell to adjoining property owners. I am not sure if they sell to anyone who is not a adjoiner.
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Posts: 137 08/25/08 5:46 PM |
All of that land is privately owned. It had belonged to a lady that lived on Elm St. , can't remember her name. The man who inherited it is Jim, somebody.
He works/worked for BGMU.
As far as I know, he's never made any attempt to sell it. It was, years & years ago, the lady's family land. He may never sell it, as he lived with his aunt, and took care of her and never married. Nothing cost him a penny, so he is wealthy, even without his inheritance. We rented an apartment from her, many years ago. Jim used to come and visit with us occasionally. She was an eccentric little lady.  Her house was two story, but they
only used 4 rooms. The rest of the rooms were filled with antiques, that she referred to as "junk"!  I'd liked to have had some of that "junk". But, they were 2 very
nice people, down to earth, generous. I sure liked them.
Last Edited By: seniorcitizen 08/25/08 5:49 PM.
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Posts: 2584 08/25/08 9:46 PM |
pls3320 wrote:Thank you! |
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