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MINUTES OF A CITY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
The Fayetteville City Planning Commission met in a regular session at 4:00 p.m.,
Tuesday, April 7, 1964, in the City Council Room in the City Administration Building.
Members present: J. F. Palmer, Ernest Jacks, Wade Fincher, Bryan Walker, Allan
Gilbert, Jr., Bill Dalton, Henry Shreve and Suzanne Lighton. (H. E. Lieberenz, also.)
Members absent: Clark McClinton (ill).
The meeting was called to order by Chairman J. F. Palmer. The minutes of
February 18, 1964; March 10, 1964 and March 17, 1964 were approved as mailed and as
corrected.
The preliminary plat of Winbaugh Subdivision (Benny Winborn and Otis Stobaugh) was
presented. Mr. Benny Winborn discussed with the Planning Commission why he proposed
to make Austin Drive curved instead of straight. The Subdivision Committee recommended
that Mr. Winborn's preliminary plat be approved provided that: (a) There is a 35 -foot
radius turn -around on the west end of Winbaugh Lane; (b) Austin Drive be centered with
the'existing 70 foot wide Austin Drive to the south; and (c) Corrections are made on
lot dimensions and utility easements. Also, the Committee recommended that Mr. Winborn
be permitted to build on lot 1 of Block 1.. On motion of Ernest Jacks, seconded by
Allan Gilbert, Jr., the Planning Commission unanimously voted to approve the
Subdivision's Committee's recommecidation�approving the preliminary plat of Winbaugh
Subdivision.
Resolution 8-64 passed by the City Council on March 11, 1964, was discussed. Action
was deferred until the next meeting to allow time for further study.
On motion by Allan Gilbert, Jr., seconded by Ernest Jacks, the Planning Commission
unanimously voted to approve the Committees for the year as recommended by the
Chairman.
PLANNING COMMISSION COMMITTEES
FOR
THE YEAR 1964
SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE - Suzanne Lighton, Chairman
Bryan Walker
ZONE REVISION COMMITTEE - Henry Shreve, Chairman
Clark McClinton
HOUSING CODE COMMITTEE - Ernest Jacks, Chairman
Wade Fincher
PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE - Allan Gilbert, Jr.
Bill Dalton
• Harold Lieberenz, Building Inspector, presented a sketch layout of the proposed
development of Morris Unsell's property between Davidson and Rebecca Streets.
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• After discussion a motion was made by Suzanne Lighton, seconded by Bill Dalton, to
approve the sketch layout as submitted and that no subdivision plat be required. The
motion passed unanimously.
Building Inspector Harold Lieberenz presented a sketch of the proposed preliminary plat
of W. C. Rogers Addition ;and Oaks Manor (Carl Ferguson - Carl Tune - Wells Bone).
Both subdivisions were shown together on the sketch but preliminary plats are to be
submitted separately. After discussion informal approval was given of the sketch
layout in accordance with penciled revisions noted on the sketch.
The question of whether Roy Adams' Subdivision plat (preliminary plat already approved)
should include 5 feet on the east side of Gregg Avenue for street purposes was
discussed. The preliminary plat did not show this 5 feet. On motion of Bill Dalton,
seconded by Bryan Walker, it was unanimously voted not to require this 5 feet as to
this subdivision. Because the subdivision is located on Gregg Avenue south of North
Street the street width per Major Street Plan is not necessary or too important in .
this location.
On motion of Ernest Jacks, seconded by Henry Shreve, it was unanimously voted to
adopt the Subdivision Committee's recommendation be adopted, approving the preliminary
plat of Rolling Hills Subdivision provided Meadowlark Lane be extended to the north
property line and minor corrections be made.
On motion of Henry Shreve, seconded by Wade Fincher, it was unanimously voted to adopt
the Subdivision Committee's recommendation that the sketch of Coger Addition be
approved in accordance with changes suggested by the Subdivision Committee.
• Miss Lighton, Subdivision Committee Chairman, reported that the Committee had no
recommendation on the W. G. Shipley Addition proposed preliminary plat at this time
as further study of this problem is needed.
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Chairman Palmer asked if the Planning Commission wanted to take any action toward
recommending to the Council that the vacant building on the North side of Trenton
Boulevard at the intersection of North College Avenue be razed. Bill Dalton said he
would discuss the problem with the owner to see if a voluntary solution could be
worked out, so action was deferred.
There was no further business; therefore the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted.
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