Fluckey v. City of Plymouth

The case before us involves the validity of special assessments levied upon certain residential lots owned by the plaintiffs. These lots abut on Sheldon road, in the city of Plymouth. Before the improvements recently made, Sheldon road had a blacktop pavement some 22 feet in width.

In the year 1956 the city of Plymouth annexed a tract of land on the west side of Sheldon road, just south of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, and immediately north and west of plaintiffs’ properties. Subsequent thereto the Western Electric Company caused to be erected upon this property, so annexed, a substantial…