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FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS, PLANNING COIf9ISSION
March 24, 1959
The Fayetteville City Planning Commission met in
special session at four p.m., on ':arch 24, 1959, with
Ceorge Caudle, vice chairman, presiding in the absence
Clay Yoe, chairman. Other members present were 'aul
Young, E. E. Gose, Hugh Stubblefield, Garland Wheeler,
and Suzanne Lighton,
Leonard Greenhaw, attorney for the petitioners, pre-
sented the petition of 1rs. Shannon 2ohart, " rs. R. D.
Baldwin, and F, A..Humphreys, for the a-endment of the
City Zoning Ordinance; this petition was a nen petition
set for hearing on this date after due notice�£ollowing
the withdrawal•of.an earlier petition which had asked for
the re -zoning from C Zone to r'Zone of an area lying
betvieen the West line of the present ICA store parking
plot and the East line of Highland Avenue, and running
Vorth approximately 170 feet from the North line of
O Lafayette Street.
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After discussion, 'Ir. Young. moved, `Ir. Stubblefield
seconded, and it vias unanimously voted, that the planning
commission recommend to the layetteville Oity ^ouncil
the amendment of the present Zoning Ordinance to include
"Reserved Puking Lots" as a permitted use AAL Zone C.
The discussion had br�uFht out that Zine C roar permits
hotels and tourist courts, community garages, and other
similar uses. A "Reserved Parking Lot," the discussion
also brought out, is defined as "A narking lot, the use
of which is reserved for customers of an ad scent business,
and for,the use of which no charge is mado.'
On motion of ''.r. Stubblefield, seconded by 'Jr. Wheeler,
it was unanimously voted that the Planning "ommission recom-
mond to the City Council that the petition of H. K. King
for the abandonment of a 10 foot alley running rest - West
between Lots 13 and 142 dock 110 Mountain View Addition
to the City of Fayetteville# be granted.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
unne Chalfant ton,
T
Secretary
The rayetteville Planning Commission met in regular sessi
on Tuesday, February 3, 1959 with George Caudle, Vice -
Chairman, presiding in the absence of Clay Yoe, Chairman.
Other members present were Hugh Stubblefield, Vim B. Putman,
Jim Phelps and Emory E. Gose with ler. Gose acting as
secretary. Also present were airs. Archer and :9rs,Benedict,
reprosenting tho League of Women Voters, and Mr. Raymond
Nelson and Ilr. Kenneth Thompson from the University
Planning Division.
On motion by Mr. Putman, seconded by Mr. Phelps, i
unanimously voted that the proposed new zoning map
now drawn be annroved.
The toaster Street Plan, as so far developed
committee on streets and troroughfares, was
detai-l. The plan is not yet ready for fire
but it was the consensus of the mebtinF thr
should be given to the following points for
in the following order:
1. Run -North Street straiFht across Highwa;
(Garland Avenue).'
2. Open School Street as much and as fast i
alternate North-South thorou§hfare.
3. Open a loop across "flats in the South
for Highway 1 while land for right -of -tray
still open and available.
by the special
discussed in
1 presentation
t priority
early action
4- Secure and open as soon as possible Razorback Road
South through the Fulbright property to FayettetJunction.
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Gars. Archer asked for a "green light"
program to women's groups and asked t
furnish speakers, Without a formal vo
that this presentation could be made
through furnishing speakers.
Respectfully submitted,
Emory E. Gose,
Acting Secretary
present the zoning
Commission to
the Commission agreed
agreed to assist
adjourned.