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MINUTES OF A CITY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
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The Fayetteville Planning Commission met in the City Council Room in the City
Administration Building at 4:00 P.M. on Friday, July 17, 1964, in a;mpecial meeting.
Members present:
Bill Dalton,
Wade Fincher,
Allan Gilbert, Jr., and Bryan Walker.
Others present were Harold E.
Lieberenz, City
Building Inspector, Mrs. Henry Seay,
W. C. Rogers, L.
M. McGoodwin,
Loris Stanton and A. D. McAllister
Members absent: J. F. Palmer, Suzanne Lighton, Clark McClinton, Henry Shreve and
Ernest Jacks.
The meeting was called to order by Bill Dalton who was acting chairman in the
absence of J. F. Palmer. Mr. Dalton reported that the purpose of this meeting was
to hold a public hearing to hear the petition of Be C. Snawder and Jessie Snawder,
husband and wife, in which a request was made for the change in zoning of property
in the northwest part of the City of Fayetteville. Arkansas, from R-2 Two Family
Residential District to I-lA Light Industrial District. The real estate in question
is located south of Poplar Street, east of Skull Creek and west of the railroad
and is more particularly described as follows:
All of Blocks 7 and 11, and all of Block 8, except Lot 6 and
that portion of Lot 5 lying West of Skull Creek, all in Parkers'
Plat of Dalley View Acres, an addition to the City of
Fayetteville, Arkansas. Also all of the North 432.95 feet of Lots
230 24 and 25 of Evans Farm, a subdivision of the City of
• Fayetteville, Arkansas, lying West of the right-of-way of
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad and East of Skull Creek,
containing in all 41.73 acres, more or less.
Mr. A. D. McAllister, attorney for petitioners, and Mr. Loris Stanton
presented evidence as to why the rezoning should be approved.
There was no one present at the meeting to object to the proposed rezoning.
There was no further discussion; therefore the Chairman declared the purpose
of the public hearing having been accomplised, the meeting adjourned.
After the hearing was over, the members met to consider.other problems.
Mrs. Henry Seay, who owns two acres of property adjacent to Mr. W. C. Rogers'
proposed &ddition,:appeared before the Planning Commission to discuss a problem.
She voiced her objection to the proposed plat because if the plat is approved
as it is drawn up now, her access from Highway 71 North would be cut off. She
felt that the Planning Commission should make some provision for access to
her property.
Mr. W. C. Rogers and Mr. L. M. McGoodwin stated that they felt since no easement
had been reserved in the deed, Mrs. Seay could obtain an access to her property
by purchasing any lot out of three which would be adjacent to her property. This
would also give her access to the utilities that Mr. Rogers is installing in his
• subdivision.
As there was no quorum present, no further action could be taken on these matters.
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There was no further discussion; therefore the acting Chairman declared the
meeting was adjourned.
Approved:
Respectfully submitted,
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