Easement for industrial park access clouded by 30 years of past history

by Kim Pederson
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Henry questioned the process used by the City when a decision was made to sell or give the property away. “I never learned that this property would be for sale,” said Henry. I have use for it . . . why wasn’t it publicly announced?”


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