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MINUTES OF A CITY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
• The Fayetteville City Planning Commission met in a special session on Tuesday,
November 12, 1963, at 3:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers in the City Administration
Building.
Members present: J. F. Palmer, Clark McClinton. and George Caudle. Also present were
Cliff Mills, petitioner, and his attorney, Walter Niblock; Anthony Latrecchia and
Kenneth Cates, petitioners, and their attorney, Bill Murphy; and Harold E. Lieberenz,
City Building Inspector.
Members absent: Suzanne Lighton, Henry Shreve, Bryan Walker, Hugh Stubblefield,
Paul Young and Bill Dalton.
Chairman J. F. Palmer called the special meeting to order. Mr. Palmer reported that
the purpose of the special meeting was to hold a public hearing to hear and consider
two rezoning petitions.
The rezoning petitions of B. E. House, Anthony Latrecchia and Kenneth Cates was the
first to be heard. Chairman Palmer asked those in favor of the petition to be heard.
Bill Murphy, attorney for petitioners, stated that his clients have petitioned for
the rezoning of property East off Highway 71 North and immediately South of Fisher
Buick Company, said property not already zoned C-2 Thoroughfare Commercial District
be rezoned from R -IA Single Fames Residential District to C-2 Thoroughfare Commercial
District. Mr. Murphy said his clients wanted the property zoned C-2 so they could
make better use of the land.
Mr. Latrecchia who, as well as Mr. Cates, was present at the hearing said he planned
to lease the property. Although he had talked to interested parties (Kelley
Kwality Homes and Joe Hinton) until the property were in a commercial zone nothing
else could be done.
There were no objectors present. Chairman Palmer inquired as to whether or not the
city inspector had heard any objections to the zoning change as requested. Harold
Lieberenz reported no one had voiced their objections to him.
The rezoning petition
of Pearl and
Cliff Mills was
heard next. J.
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Palmer said
those who favored the
zoning change
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an opportunity
to
be heard.
Walter Niblock, attorney for Pearl and Cliff Mills, stated that his clients have
petitioned for the rezoning from R -JA Single Fav Residential District to C-2
Thoroughfare Commercial District of property located east off Highway 71 North
between Hudson's Service Station and Horton+s Service Station. The rezoning was
requested for that portion of real estate which was not already zoned C-2.
Mr. Niblock pointed out that the property north, east and south of his clientst
property was a wooded section..with no roads or buildings for quite some distance.
Mr. Niblock stated that his clients proposed to build a trailer park in the area
to the east of their present businesses.
Cliff Mills presented a drawing of the proposed trailer park.
• There were no objectors present. Chairman Palmer asked the City Building Inspector
if he had received any objections. Harold Lieberenz reported he had received none.
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There being no further discussion or no more petitions to be heard, Chairman Palmer
declared that the purpose of the public hearing having been accomplished, the hearing
was adjourned.
George Caudle arrived at the meeting.
Although the approval of the zoning change as petitioned by Pearl and Cliff Mills and
as petitioned by.B. E. House, Anthony Latrecchia and Kenneth Cates was unanimous, a
quorum was not present; therefore the Chairman reported no action could be taken at
this meeting.
J. F. Palmer reported on his attendance of the meeting at Hot Springs, Arkansas, of
Arkansas Municipal League Convention of City Planners and Commissioners. He said he
was appointed chairman of one committee. Mr. Palmer mentioned possible meetings of
planning commissions at least once and maybe twice a year.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
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