HomeMy WebLinkAbout1964-11-10 Minutes• MINUTES OF A CITY PLANNING OOMMISSION MEETING
The City Planning Commission met in a special evening meeting at 7:00 P.M.,
Tuesday, November 10, 1964, in the City Council Room in the City Administration
Building.
Members present: J. F. Palmer, Suzanne Lighton, Allan Gilbert, Clark McClinton
and Ernest Jacks.
Members absent: Wade Fincher, Bill Dalton, Bryan Walker and Henry Shreve.
Others present: J. A. Vizzier, Planning Consultant; and Bill Parette,
Sanitarian.
The special meeting was called to order by Chairman Palmer. The Chairman
reported that the purpose of this special evening meeting was for discussion
of the housing code; zoning of newly annexed territories; mobile homes; and
street standards.
The Chairman asked Ernest Jacks to present the first item of business.
Dir. Jacks reported that at the last meeting of the Planning Commission
approximately 2/3 of the proposed housing code had been discussed and notes
made on the comments. Mr. Jacks suggested that the remaining portion of the
housing code be discussed.
• After discussion the Chairman requested that a draft of the proposed code be
typed making all changes and recommendations resulting from the two meetings
at which there was discussion of the housing code and that copies be made
available to the Planning Commission members.
Mr. J. A. Vizzier, Planning Consultant, related to the members what had
been done conrerning the proposed amendment to the zoning regulations for the
zoning of annexed territory. The proposal was that all annexed territory
come into the City of Fayetteville automatically zoned 0-1 Open Land instead
of R-lA Single Family Residential District. A public hearing had been held
by the Planning Commission on November 18, 1963, but no recommendation was
made. The Planning Commission felt that the problem should be given to a
professional planner for study ones such person were employed.
The Planning Consultant reviewed action taken by the Planning Commission at
various meetings on mobile homes and parks for mobile homes. There was a
short discussion as to where mobile homes should be permitted. Consideration
was also given to the issuance of temporary permits for mobile homes. The
Planning Consultant was requested to follow through with this study of mobile
homes and parks for mobile homes and prepare a recommendation to -the Planning
Commission.
The last item discussed at length was that of the street standards within the
subdivision regulations. J. A. Vizzier had prepared a sketch of typical pave-
ment and street cross section. He suggested curb, gutter and pavement in
• regular subdivisions, but in the rural subdivisions where there would be other
• differences such as lot size, wells £
that paving, gravel shoulders, and an
be required. The Planning Commission
regarding the street standards.
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it supplying water, and septic tanks,
additional right-of-way for drainage
members approved the ideas mentioned
Before the meeting adjourned, Chairman Palmer referred the preliminary
subdivision plat of Letson Clark's Tomlyn Valley View Addition to the sub-
division committee; and petition for closing a portion of Haddon Street in
Country Club Addition as well as question of accepting a street 35 feet wide
was referred to the Chairman of the Street Committee of the City Council
and to the Chairman of the Planning Commission for study and recommendation.
There was no further business, so the meeting was adjourned at 10:00 p.m.
Approved:
Chairman
Date approved:
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