A Listing of Cottages West Town South

PARC A MAP 1 SEC 21 W1/4 COR W1/2 12D

NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION NO.: 2010-001 DATE OF HEARING: January 19, 2010 TIME OF HEARING: 6:30 PM PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: That a petition has been filed by Maxinkuckee Dreams, 4000 West 106th #160-265, Carmel, IN 46032, on behalf of same at 1132 South Street, Culver, IN 46511, to approve a Subdivision Replat of four (4) lots into one (1). Property Lot No. 6 The North Half of Lot No 5 and the South 10 feet of Lot No 7 in Medbourn and Phillips Addition, and a Part of the Southwest Quarter of Section 21, Township 32 North, Range 1 East, all in the Town of Culver, Marshall County, Indiana. And notices sent to the petitioner and to the owners of property affected by the petition. A hearing upon this petition will be held in the Municipal Building, 200 East Washington Street, Culver, IN, at which time you may appear either in person, present in writing, represented by agent, or by attorney, and present any reasons which you may have to the granting or denying of this petition. You are requested to prepare your case, in detail, and present all evidence relating to this petition at the time of the scheduled hearing. Respectfully, Francis Ellert Secretary Jan. 7,14, 2010 CC84650

30RD S 809.5' E NW COR LOT 2 N 8RD

She had the Coffee Shop on Lakeshore Dr. first with Lavina Triplet and then she bought her out and had it on her own.

Rental property
LEADERS ADD LOT 6

PRT W1/2 SW1/4:COM W1/4 COR E1030.15'
MEDBOURN & PHILLIP ADD NW COR LOT 14

PRT SW/14 SEC21T32NR1E
COM AT NE COR LOT 14 MEDBOURN & HILLIPS SUB TH N12-34-44W 74.92 TO POB TH S77-13-28W 196.63 TH N12-50-07W 69.97 TH N77-13-36E 196.54 TH N77-10-53E 118.42 TH S11-22-10E 69.33 TH S54-53-44E .99' TH

Rental
FF LEADERS ADD LOT 2
FF LEADERS ADD LOT 3
LEADERS ADD LOT 4
LEADERS ADD LOT 5

LEADERS ADD LOT 1

ACREAGE: .76 BEG SW COR LOT B VAN TIL MINOR SUB TH S89-14-09E 266.54' TH N76-37-31E 60.76' TO LAKE TH S6-39-45E 22.37' TH S23-10-29E 58.13' TH S76-32-09W 294.60' TH N13-15-10W 36.44' ETC

REPLAT OF LOTS 2 & 3 IN DOMITER SUB LEGAL DESC: LOT B VAN TIL MINOR SUB

REPLAT IF KITS 2 & 3 IN DOMITER SUB
LOT A VAN TIL MINOR SUB

DOMITER SUB LOT 1

From One Township yesterdays:

The Assembly ground extended south from the present Davis Street. It was bounded on the east by the lake and the west by Main Street, at Davis Street. "Gould had the property," we were informed by U. S. Burkett. "Before him, Foote had it. Foote bought the Hawk place where Duddleson lives." M. G. Gould owned the Assembly ground, and before him, his father-in-law, old Elder Foote, a Baptist preacher. Later, a large portion of the land was platted by J. O. Ferrier. Streets were cut through, and were given Cuban or Spanish names. The Tabernacle or Auditorium was wrecked, torn down, and sold out, the same year that the Assembly hotel burned down, it is said. That was the year Ferrier platted the ground in building lots and lake front sites, forming the "Ferrier Addition." "He was the proprietor of a town addition of 89 lots, known by his name," says McDonald, referring to Ferrier. This addition was quite rapidly settled. It was accepted by the town board. It was nicely laid out, and the lots sold readily.

Cottages were built on the Assembly grounds. In '04 there was mention of the "Oakridge" cottage, also the "Greenwood" and the Kearn cottage. In the summer of that year, E. W. Butterfield, of Brooklyn, Indiana, built a five-room cottage on the lake front at the Assembly grounds.

CULVER - Culver Citizen - J. O. Ferrier's purchase of the old assembly grounds on the west shore less than two years ago has proved the wisdom of the buyer. He has sold enough lots to pay for the land and has 60 lots remaining which he says he can sell outright any day for $6,000. - Rochester Sentinel, Friday, January 15, 1909

11 Feb 1931 Culver Citizen - fire call at C. C. Langgolf cottage in the assembly grounds and resulted in about $100 in damages. The cause is unknown but the fire is believed to have started from sparks from a passing train. Most of the fire was confined to the roof, although a small amount of furniture was damaged. The loss was covered by insurance. The owners lives in Burlington, Indiana.

Also known as Assembly Grounds , Maxinkuckee Park and Maxinkuckee Assembly.

FERRIERS ADD LOT 87

FERRIERS ADD LOT 88 S 26'

FERRIER ADD LOT 89

Culver Citizen
Aug. 14, 1980
Controversy At Davis Street
By Jean Williams
Culver - Heated debate has been smoldering for weeks between summer residents near the lake end of Davis Street and the West Shore Property Owners, a matter which may now be settled in the court room.

Here with their families for the summer, residents on the south side can¹t understand why swimming at Davis Street is denied when they and their forebears have always used this access.
But the West Shore Property Owners have negotiated to purchase the railroad land running along the west shore, including the Davis Street end.
Appeals at Town Board meetings have put Town Officials in the very middle of the dispute since their jurisdiction includes all of Davis Street to its dedicated end, but not across the railroad strip into the lake.

It has been the West Shore Property Owners¹ original intention to deed the Davis Street strip to the town. Last fall they began plans with the former Town Board to do this providing there was a greement about two stipulations: namely, that no pier would be permitted at the access, and that the access would be available for use only by local citizens.

The Town Board felt that the latter restriction would be impossible to enforce but agreed to accept the access at such time as a final offer was made. However, since it will take two years before details of their title are complete, the West Shore Property Owners decided to withdraw their offer to the town until a later date, but still agreed to permit local people to swim at the Davis Street access until a definite decision was finalized.

The West Shore Property owners had many concerns about Davis Street. How would it be maintained? Would it be under police protection? Would there be a lifeguard? What about toilets? How to keep the access from being used for boat launching while permitting citizens to swim? How restrict undesirables?

Town Officials had some questions also. How to meet the demands of the West Shore Property Owners on a budget already strained by commitments to the Park. Of particular concern and responsibility is continuous access to the lake for fire protection.

The summer residents and several of those who live in Culver the year around feel that they should be able to continue the convenience and enjoyment of the Davis Street access as always, where together, a pier had for years been put out and where families had assumed their own liabilities. They feel that they shouldn¹t have to drive to the Town Park for swimming when they have already driving from their winter homes to enjoy the proximity of the late to their summer residence.

Stories are confused about what has been happening at Davis Street this summer. The heat was one when local people were ordered off the Davis Street access, and when local people insisted upon putting out a pier at the site.

At the last Town Board meeting, Town Trustees were asked why they felt they had an interest in Washington Street but not in the Davis Street access. The answer is evident. Without the offer of an easement into the park at Washington Street, the entire town would be cut off from that entrance to the park. Without it, how would emergency vehicles get in? The Washington Street easement ordinance is now under consideration as proposed by John Deery, owner of that access.

Town Officials proposed recently, that the West Shore Property Owners offer to sell or dedicate the Davis Street access to the public, but negotiation has not been possible during the fracas.

If the suit is filed, as threatened, it will be up to the court to decide whether the 'people' can exercise their traditional right to lake access, or whether the West Shore Property Owners can make their own decision about the future of Davis Street.

Part was to have been 1848 original construction with an upper story main aptartment & garage addition 1984. There is to be three apartments.

PRT W1/2 NW1/4 SE COR LOT 21 DUDDLESO

125' S SE COR LOT 21 DUDDLESON ADD WL LEGAL DESC: COM 125 S SE COR LOT 21 DUDDLESON ADD THE W TH S 24 TH E TO A PT 6' S OF SE COR OF ETC

75' S SE COR LTO 21 W 100' S 50' E LEGAL DESC: COM 75 S OF SE COR LOT #21 TH WEST 100 TH S 50 TH E 100 N 50' TO POB EXCEPT

PRT W1/2 NW1/4:COM W1/4 COR E1030.15' LEGAL DESC: PART OF W1/2 OF NW1/4 CON AT NW1/4 COR TH E 1030.15 TO W LN RR R/W TH N12-50-07W 1358.75 TH N LN SW1/4 NW1/4 TH E 50' ETC

PRT W1/2 NW1/4:COM W1/4 COR E1030.15'
DUDDLESON ADD W LN RR R/W PT 50' S SE
W LN RR R/W AT PT 75' S SE COR LOT 21

These properties for years had the railroad between them and the lake till about late 1970's or early 1980's when it was abandoned and the property owners bought the railroad right-a-way back. This is indicated by a a stip of land decribed as generally: "PRT W1/2 NW1/4:COM W1/4 COR E1030.15'"

Some of the homes are built new since the 1980's and are built on the old railroad bed and right-a-way.

221 Winfield Street   ?- Jun 1987 Rick Tamminga    June 1987 - 2009    Corrie D. & Sharon J. Frank

Built by them

DUDDLESON ADD EX TRI TR SE COR LOT 20
PRT LOT 21 DUDDLESON ADD:NW COR LOT20 - Vacant Platted lot - Gives Lake Access
PRT ABNDND RR R/W SE COR LOT 21 DUDD Vacant Platted - Gives Lake Access

DUDDLESON ADD LOT 21
S 12':PRT W1/2 NW1/4 COM W1/4 COR E - Vacant Platted lot provides Lake access

built by them

Built 1992
W1/2 NW COR L21 DEDLESON ADD N12D 5'

This was railroad property and access to the lake before this - there was a pier shared there by the Winfield & Vandalia street residents for many years to swin o ff of and to dock their fishing boats - people such as Ted Strang, David Burns and others I can not remember

built 1984
DESC: PRT W1/2 NW:COM W1/4 COR N 89-59-44 E- Vacant Platted lot 430 VANDALIA ST
PRT W1/2 NW DESC W1/4 COR E1030.15'RR