HomeMy WebLinkAbout37-88 RESOLUTION 3 SCANNED
RESOLUTION NO. p
No resolution was ever drafted.
Attached is a copy of the Board of Director
minutes where the resolution was adopted.
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May 17, 1988
193.1 Mayor Johnson asked that the Directors be provided a copy of the preliminary plat
and the Planning Commission minutes relating to this property.
193.2 The City Manager said normally rezoning is done on whether or not it is the best
possible use for the property, if it fits into the General Plan. He said, no
matter what the City does over the next months, it will continue to have these
kinds of problems. The City Manager said he would be glad to provide the Board
with a preliminary plat, but said he thought it was improper for the Planning
Commission to have reviewed it at that particular point.
193.3 Danny Wright, resident of 3165 Old Wire Road, said he thought the issue was a
balancing of equities. He said in one sense it is true that all property owners
are created equal but, in other sense, it is not quite true. He said Tomlinson
and Mathias, although they now own the property, do not live on the property now.
He said the others who spoke do live on the property they own. He said it was
another matter to buy a piece of property for the sole purpose of developing it
and making money. He encouraged the Board to consider the fact that the
residents will have to deal with the problems, or the benefits, for a much longer
period of time than the developer who will not have to deal with the day-to-day
problems that will be left behind. He said the proposed lot size (75' wide by
123' deep) was an incompatible use and the development will increase the traffic
problem.
193.4 The City Attorney McCord said he had previously advised the Board that the
Arkansas Supreme Court has ruled that a property owner is not entitled to the
most profitable use of his property, but is entitled to a reasonable use.
RURAL FIRE PROTECTION
193.5 The Mayor introduced a resolution authorizing approval of revised rates for
outside-city standby fire protection. The Mayor reported the City Manager
recommended an increase of $2 for individual contracts (from $292 to $294 per
year) and an increase of $1 for a neighborhood association contract (from $146 to
$147 per household per year) .
193.6 Director Hess, seconded by Marinoni, moved approval of the resolution. Upon roll
call, the motion passed, 4-0.
RESOLUTION NO. 37-88 APPEARS ON PAGE OF ORDINANCE AND RESOLUTION BOOK
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