HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-01-09 MinutesMINUTES OF A PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
A meeting of the Fayetteville Planning Commission was held on Monday, January 9,
1978 at 5:00 P. M. in the Board of Directors Room, City Administration Building,
Fayetteville, Arkansas.
MEMBERS PRESENT:
MEMBERS ABSENT:
OTHERS PRESENT:
Rita Davis, Ernest Jacks, Keith Newhouse, Bill Kisor, Newton Hailey,
Elizabeth Crocker, Morton Gitelman.
Chairman John Power, Peg Anderson.
Bobbie Jones, Angie Medlock, David McWethy, Scott Van Laningham,
Larry Wood, Peggy Bishop, Jim Vizzier, Steve Krysowaty, Mel
Milholland, Rudy Moore, Jim Lindsey, Ken Jones, Bryce Davis,
Neal Albright, Ellis Bogan, Ervan Wimberly, Katherine Stubblefield,
D. W. Morgan, Sam Mathias, Marshall Carlisle, Wayne Jones,
Dr. Richard Podemski, John Williams„ Ray Shipman, Michael Corso,
Neal Montgomery, Benny Winborn, Danny Wright, Mildred Brooks,
Ralph May, Richard Crittenden, and other unidentified persons.
In the absence of Chairman John Power, Vice -Chairman Rita Davis called the meeting
to order.
The minutes of the December 12, 1977 Planning Commission
meeting were approved as mailed.
The first item for consideration was the
approval of the final plat of a Replat of
Block 5, Lots 9-24, Bishop Addition, Unit 2,
located west of Appleby Road and north of Bishop
Drive; Wade Bishop, developer.
Peggy Bishop was present to represent.
Ernest Jacks made a motion to approve the final
submitted. Keith Newhouse seconded the motion, which passed 7-0.
MINUTES
BISHOP ADDITION, UNIT 2
Final Plat
Replat of Block 5
Lots 9-24
plat of the replat.of,Block 5 as
The second item was the approval of the preliminary HUNTINGDON
plat of Huntingdon, a Planned Unit Development, Preliminary Plat
located at the northwest corner of Old Wire Road Planned Unit Development
and Highway 265; Northwood Corporation, developer.
Rudy Moore, Jim Vizzier, Steve Krysowaty and Mr. Pickell were present to represent.
Ernest Jacks made a motion to approve the preliminary,plat contingent on 1) build.the
future street stub shown on the plat to the west; 2) waive the street light spacing
to a maximum of 420 feet;. 3) waive the sidewalk requirements on the private drives;
4) correct the dimensional errors; 5) obtain the signatures of the adjoining property
owners; and 6) amend the number of total units to 346.
Bill Kisor seconded the motion.
David Knowles, 2448 Elaine said he is opposed to the Planned Unit Development.
Wayne Jones, 2346 Elafne, was also present in opposition. He suggested that a street
be built now out to Old Missouri Road. He explained that the developer is talking
about taking traffic from 370 units out on Katherine. and Oak Bailey Road. He said
this would be adding a considerable amount of traffic and an increased number of
children walking to school along these roads. He was very concerned about the safety
of the children walking along these roads with the increased amount of traffic.
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Jim Vizzier said the developers have provided a stub to the west to their property
line but the primary access at this time will be to Oak Bailey Drive.
Dr. Richard Podemski, 2502 Elaine, said he objects to the increased density. He
said this would be another 500-600 cars on Katherine and Oak Bailey Drive.
Jim Vizzier said the maximum number of units would be 346 but they feel there would be
considerably less actual units put on the property. He noted that there is open
space which makes up for the added density.
Keith Newhouse explained .thc' concept behind the Planned Unit Development. He also
said. that it would be approximately 4-6 years before this project is completed.
John Williams, 2445 Sweetbriar, said he is not opposed to this subdivision but feels
there should be another access.
Ray Shipman, 3325 Katherine, said he had seen a plat showing this vacant land when he
bought his house but did not think access to it would come from Katherine and Oak
BaileyiDrive.
Bill Adair, 2432 Elaine, stated that he feels this is an immediate problem. He
felt this would cause considerable danger to the children walking along these roads
with the increased traffic.
David Knowles stated that he felt the purpose of the Planning Commission is to
prevent objectionable situations like this.
Mrs. Katherine Stubblefield said she would be glad to give property for sidewalks
if the property owners could come up with funds to build them.
Michael Corso, 2437 Sharon, asked if the developer would have to purchase more land to
come in from Highway 265. Jim Vizzier said he would not, but it would be quite
expensive to build a bridge across the creek.
The motion, made by Mr. Jacks and seconded by Bill Kisor toapprove the preliminary
plat of the Planned Unit Development passed unanimously.
The fourth item was the approval of the NORTHSIDE ACRES
preliminary and final plat of Northside Acres Preliminary 4 Final Plat
located east of Highway 265 and south of Zion Hwy. 265 4 Zion Rd.
Road; Fred Zamberletti, developer.
Jim Lindsey was present to -represent.
Ernest Jacks recommended approval of the preliminary and final plat with..the following
stipulations: 1) furnish a ,quYtclaim deed for any additional road dedication needed; and
2) pave the road in accordance with the arrangements made with Street Superintendent
Clayton Powell (4" base and chip and seal) or other arrangements made with the City.
Mr. Jacks also included approval of the tandem lot in his motion. Bill Kisor seconded
the motion, which passed unanimously.
Next was the approval of the preliminary plat of
Winwood II, Phase II, located west of Winwood Drive;
Mildred Winborn, developer.
WINWOOD II, Phase II
Preliminary Plat
West of Winwood Drive
Ken Jones was present to represent Mrs. Winborn.
Ernest Jacks madea motion to approve the preliminary plat of Winwood II, Phase II
with the stipulations that 1) the developer submit protective covenants; 2) obtain
the signatures of the adjoining property owners; 3) provide the easements needed
by the utility companies; and 4) waive the scale.
Keith Newhouse seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
The next item was the approval of the final
plat of Maple Terrace Subdivision located south
Of Highway 16 West and west of Highway 71 Bypass;
Bryce Davis, Developer
Bryce Davis and Neal Albright were present to represent.
MAPLE TERRACE
Final Plat
S. of Hwy. 16 West
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Ernest Jacks recommended approval of the final plat with the contingencies that 1)
the easement be changed to 20 feet between Lots 12 and 13, Block 1; 2) obtain
- the signature from the owner of Maple Manor Apartments to the east; 3) submit
either a bond or contract to the City; and 4) abandon:Jewell.Road east of Betty Jo
Drive if the property to the east is not required to extend Jewell Road.
Keith Newhouse seconded the motion, which passed 7-0.
The seventh item for discussion was the SWEETBRIAR ADDITION
approval of the preliminary plat. of the Replat of Block .. Replat of Block 3
3, Sweetbriar Addition located north of Sweetbriar 'Preliminary Plat
Drive; Paradise Valley Development, Inc., developer.
This is a Planned Unit Development
Neal Albright was present to represent.
Bobbie Jones said Mr. Albright needs to show the maximum density as 21 units; submit
a copy of the protective covenants; show the easement on the north side as 25 feet;
also, an easement between Lots 16 and 17 as 15 feet and a 10 foot easement across
the south side of the west 150 feet. She explained that they would need a waiver
from the Board of Adjustment on the overall acreage --they are proposing 3.01 acres
and the Ordinance requires 5 acres for a Planned Unit Development. She also
noted thatsome easements will heed to be relocated and any lines in the existing
easements will need to be moved at the owner's expense. She said the Planning
Commission will need to waive the safety zone between individual driveways.
John Williams, 2445 Sweetbriar, said he is against the multi -family dwellings
being built directly across the street from his property. Jim Lindsey pointed out
that this property is zoned R-2 and in the R-2 zoning district, the developer could
get as many as 24 units per acre.
Tom Terry asked if there is any kind of guarantee as:to what type of units will be
built there and Mr Jacks said the only guarantee would be in the protective
covenants.
Ernest Jacks made a motion to approve the preliminary plat contingent on 1) show
the maximum density; 2) submit the protective covenants; 3) obtain a waiver for
the overall acreage from the Board of Adjustment; 4) provide a concrete swale (8 ft.)
between the public street and the private drive at the east end of the development;
5) the easements being shown as required by the various utility companies; 6)
- revise the plan so the cars will not back into the street and 7) the Commission does
not grant a waiver of the 25 foot safety zone between driveways.
The tenth item for discussion was a DUPLEX CONDITIONAL USE
duplex conditional use submitted by Katherine Stubblefield
Katherine Stubblefield for property 3340 Old Missouri Road
located at 3340 Old Missouri Road,
property zoned R-1, low Density Residential District.
Katherine Stubblefield was present to represent. She explained that she has had a
stroke and does not want to live alone.
Ray Shipman, 3325 Katherine, said he has no objection to the duplex conditional
use but asked that a condition be attached to it that the conditonal use will be
terminated with the passing of the title of the property. Mrs. Stubblefield indicated
that she would be willing to agree to this condition.
Bill Adair, 2432 Elaine, said he has no objection to the conditional use.
Ernest Jacks made a motion to approve the duplex conditional use with the stipulation
that Mrs. Stubblefield submit something in writing that the conditional use will be
in effect only as long as she owns the property. Keith Newhouse seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously.
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January 9, 1978 -4-
The Planning Commission next discussed the duplex DUPLEX CONDITIONAL USE
conditional use request submitted by Clifford Clifford Clevenger
Clevenger for property located on Holly Street and Holly F, Sang
Sang Avenue for six duplexes, property zoned R-1,
Low Density Residential.
Neal Montgomery was present to represent Mr. Clevenger.
Vice -Chairman Davis acknowledged a petition and letter in opposition which follow
on pages ,'7-10 of these minutes.
Mr. Montgomery explained that Mr. Clevenger plans to have the lots split so each
lot will have over 100 feet frontage; except one which will only have 80 feet
frontage. He said the duplexes would be in the $40,000-$50,000 price range. He
stated that most of the houses in the area:,are in the $25,000-$30,000 price range.
He said there are approximately 10 duplexes in the area and approximately "50% of
the property in the neighborhood is rental.
Attorney Marshall Carlisle was present representing some of the property owners
in the neighborhood. He asked that the people in the audience present in opposition
stand and approximately 20 people stood up. He felt the Commission should be duty-
bound to deny the request with;so much opposition. He said the people who live in
the neighborhood should :have a voice in the way the property is used. He stated
that they want the area to remain as.single-family residential.
Keith Newhouse made a motion to deny the request for six duplexes. Ernest Jacks
seconded the motion, which passed 6-1, with Jacks, Kisor, Newhouse, Crocker, Davis,
and Hailey voting "Aye" and Gitelman voting '!Nay".
Mr. Gitelman stated that he felt the Commission should "rethink" the idea of duplexes
in R-1. He said he favors duplexes mixed in with single-family residential. He
also felt the main objection was to the idea of duplexes rather than the traffic
or some of the other problems mentioned. Rita Davis said she does not agree that
duplexes should be mixed in with single-family residences.
The next item was the public hearing on REZONING PETITION R77-49
Rezoning Petition No. R77-49, City of City of Fayetteville
Fayetteville, to rezone property located West of Green Acres Road
north of Sycamore Street and west of Green Acres
Road from R-0, Residential Office District to C-2, Thoroughfare Commercial District.
Larry Wood suggested that the Planning Commission consider rezoning the west portion
of these three lots to C-2, since the front of the property is -•'already C-2. He said
the Land Use Plan does recommend service commercial and this is not inconsistent with
what is in the area at this time.
Bill Kisor made a motion to approve the rezoning. Keith Newhouse seconded the
motion.
Ernest Jacks stated that the people who own the property, rather than the City of
Fayetteville, should have petitioned for the rezoning.
Mr. Gitelman said he did not feel this would permit any more intense development
of the property. He also said he did not see where they could put any more accesses
into the property.
The motion, made by Mr. Kisor, and seconded by Mr. Newhouse passed unanimously.
The next item was the public hearing on REZONING PETITION R77-50
Rezoning Petition R77-50, Rodger Seratt, Rodger Seratt
to rezone property located at 109 South. School 109 S. School Ave.
Avenue from R-0, Residential Office District, to
C-2, Thoroughfare Commercial District.
Vice -Chairman Daiis acknowledged a phone call received by the Planning Office
from Mr. Seratt, who asked that his petition be withdrawn.
Ernest Jacks made a motion to accept the withdrawal of Rezoning Petition R77 -S0.
Bill Kisor seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
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January 9, 1978 -5-
The next item for discussion was the REZONING PETITION NO. R77-51
public hearing on Rezoning Petition No. Edward M. Osburn
R77-51, Edward M. Osburn for property Happy Hollow Road
located north of Fifth Avenue and West
of Happy Hollow Road, to rezone from R-1, Low Density Residential District to A-1,
Agricultural District.
No one was present representing Mr. Osburn.
Planning Consultant Larry Wood said he does not feel the A-1 zoning would be
consistent with what will be there in the future. He said this area is just beginning
to develop. He also said if the City felt mobile homes should be allowed to be
placed in scattered areas of the City, they should develop some other way of allowing
them.
No one was present in opposition to the rezoning.
Ernest Jacks made a motion to deny the rezoning. Mr. Hailey seconded the motion,
which passed 7-0.
The thirteenth item for consideration
was the public hearing on Rezoning
Petition No. R77-52, D. W. and Marian
Morgan for property located north of
Willoughby Road and west of City Lake Road
REZONING PETITION NO. R77-52
D. W. Morgan
North of Willoughby Road &
West of City Lake Road
from R-1, Low Density Residential District to A-1, Agricultural District.
D. W. Morgan was present to represent.
Larry Wood said he recommended that they consider rezoning this to A-1. He noted
that this entire area is subject to flooding, according to the Flood Hazard Boundary
Map sent out by the Corps of Engineers.
Mr. Morgan explained that he wanted to build a hay barn. He said this is the only
portion of his 80 acre farm which is not in the A-1 District.
No one was present in opposition.
Bill Kisor made a motion to approve the rezoning as requested. Keith Newhouse
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
Next was the public hearing on Rezoning
Petition R77-53, James E:. Lindsey to
rezone property located south of
Zion Road and west of Highway 265:
REZONING PETITION NO. R77-53
James E. Lindsey
S. of 'Zion Rd. $ W. of Hwy. 265
Tract A - 12.4 acres from A-1, Agricultural District to C-1, Neighborhood Commercial
District; Tract B - 19.30 acres from A-1, Agricultural District to R-0, Residential
Office District; and Tract C - 12.5 acres from A-1, Agricultural District to R-2,
Medium Density Residential District.
Jim Lindsey was present to represent.
Planning Consultant Larry Wood said this request is consistent with the Highway 265
Land Use Plan adopted by the Planning Commission which calls for this type of
pattern at this intersection. He stated that there is no sewer in this area and
recommended that they gain assurance from the property owner that no building
permits will be issued until sewer is available
Mr. Lindsey said he is working with the City Manager on a plan for extending sewer
to serve this entire northeast area. He said he is authorized to offer the City
$30,000 toward extending the sewer lines. He said he would be willing to submit
a Bill of Assurance that only one building permit will be issued before sewer is
available. He felt he should be allowed to get, other building permits but not
occupy the buildings before sewer is available.
No one was present in opposition.
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January 9, 1978 -6-
Mr. Jacks asked if there is any assurance on extending Zion Road to the east and
Mr. Lindsey said he would dedicate the needed right-of-way.
Ernest Jacks made a motion to approve the rezoning with a Bill of Assurance that
only one building permit will be issued before sewer becomes available.
Keith Newhouse seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
Next for consideration was the public REZONING PETITION R77-54
hearing on Rezoning Petition No. R77-54 Sam Mathias
for Sam Mathias for property located on Sycamore $ Garland
the northeast corner of Sycamore and Garland Streets
from R-1, Low Density Residential District to R-2, Medium Density Residential
District.
Sam Mathias, Tom Mathias, and Attorney Marshall Carlisle were present to represent.
Larry Wood gave.the following reasons for recommending approval of the rezoning:
1) the property is large enough to allow the proposed development to be blended with
adjacent single-family; 2) access is restricted to either an arterial or collector
street; and 3) the zoning pattern is consistent with the development_trend in the
area.
Vice -Chairman Rita Davis acknowledged a letter in opposition from Mildred Brooks,
1015 Bel -Air Drive.
Marshall Carlisle said the Mathias would be agreeable to trying to work out the
problems noted by the opposition.
Debra Whisenhunt, 1755 N. Garland, said she has spoken to many of the surrounding
property owners and they are not in favor of the rezoning. She said they would
like to know more about what they are going to put on the property.
Marshall Carlisle pointed out:that there are several steps in the rezoning process.
He said the Planning Commission would make a recommendation to the City Board of
Directors.for a final decision. Then, the developer would have to submit a
large scale development plan showing the location of buildings and layout of the
property.
Tom Mathias said Mathias Real Estate Partnership would retain ownership of the
apartments.
Debra Whisenhunt asked Larry Wood why he felt this area is not suitable for single-
family and he said most people would not want to build a home facing a highway.
Danny Wright, who owns property which backs up to this property said the area is
large enough that it could be built up with single-family.
Richard Crittenden, 1773 N. Oakland, said he had talked with other people on
Garland who are opposed. He said an apartment complex would generate a lot of noise.
Ralph Mayes; 1771 North Oakland said there are a great number of people in the area
who are opposed to building apartments on the property.
Mildred Brooks said she is opposed to the rezoning. . .
— Rog.n Whisenhunt asked that they table this and give Mathias Real Estate Partnership
and the people in the neighborhood a chance to discuss their plans.
Commissioner Gitelman made a motion to approve the rezoning request. Bill Kisor
seconded the motion, which failed to pass 2-5, with Kisor and Gitelman voting "Aye"
and Hailey, Jacks, Newhouse, Crocker, and Davis voting "Aye".
Vice -Chairman Rita Davis adjourned the meeting at 7:30 P. M. until 5:00 P. M.,
Tuesday, January 10, 1978.
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PETITION
We, the undersigned residents of the City of Fayetteville, hereby
respectfully oppose the request for a conditional use for the purpose of building
duplexes on Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10 and 11 in the Harris Addition to the City
of Fayetteville on Sang and Holly Streets.- As residents and property owners in
this neighborhood, we respectfully urge the Planning Commission to retain R-1
zoning without variance because to allow the construction of duplexes or other
multi -family dwellings would destroy the integrity of this area for single family
dwelling.
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Fayetteville, Art•Bnsas
January 5, 1978
The Planning Commission
The City of Fayetteville, Arkansas
Ladies and Gentlemen :
It is respectfully urged that The Planning Commission
of The City of Fayetteville deny the application for
a. conditional permit to construct a duplex residential
building on Holly Street at the north intersection of
Turner Avenue.
Turner Avenue and the immediate vicinity has developed
over the past twenty years as a single family residential
district, and it is the desire of the majority of the
residents - most of whom own and occupy their home -
that it be retained so permanently.
Over -concentration of population in this area will
result in a definite disbenefit to the several property
owners who deliberately invested in residences in this
section of The City represented to be in a single-family
ne ighborhood.
Realizing that City Ordinances provide that the decision
to permit either single or double residential structures
in this neighborhood rests entirely with the Planning
Commission, your favorable action to deny the permit for
for construction of a duplex residence at this location
is requested.
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January 9, 1978
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Your affirmative consideration of this request to deny
issuance of a construction permit will be sincerely
appreciated.
Hugh T. Henry
Owner and Occupant
1208 Turner Avenue
PLANNING COMMISSION ATTENDANCE RECORD FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1978
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so
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Januan.y 9, 1978
X
X
Abs.
Abs
X
X
X
X
X
January 10,1 1978 (adjourned
meeting)
X
X
Abs.
Abs.
X
X
X
X
X
January 23, 1978
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
February 13, 1978
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
February 27, 1978
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
March 13, 1978
X
X
X
X
Abs.
X
X
X
X
March 27, 1978
X
X
X
Abs.
x
Abs.
x
X
X
April 10, 1978
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
April 24, 1978
X
X
Abs.
X
X
X
X
X
X
May 8, 1978
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Abs.
X
May 22, 1978
X
X
Ab2.
x
X•
X
X
X
June 12, 1978
Abs.
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
. June 26, 1978
X
X
Abs.
X
X
X
X
X
X
July 10, 1978
X
X
X
X
X
Abs.
X
X
X
July 24, 1978
Abs.
X
Lou -tits
x
Abs.
X
X
Abs.
Abs.
X
August 14, 1978
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
August 28, 1978
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
September 11, 1978
Abs.
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Abs.
September 25, 1978
Abs.
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
October 9, 1978
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
1a
X
October 30, 1978
X
X
X
Abs.
X
X
X
X
X
November
13,
1978
X
X
X
X
Abs.
X
X
X
X
November 27, 1978
X
'X
X
X
X
Abs.
X
X
X
December 11, 1978
X
X
X
Abs.
X
X
X
X
X
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DATE RES. 0
RESOLUTIONS
APPLICANT/NO.
APP. DENY
1-9-78
PC1-78
BiZ hop Addition, Unit 2, Repeat o& Block 5
X
1-9-78
PC3-78
Mapke
Te ace, Finn, Pkat
X
1-9-89
PC2-78
Northside
Acres, Preliminary
F,
Final
Plat
X
1-9-78
PC4-78
R77-49 City of
Fayetteville
X
1-9-78
PC5-78
R77-51 Edward
M. Osburn
X
1-9-78
PC6-78
R77-52, D. W. Morgan
X
1-9-78
PC7-78
R77-53 James E. Lindsey (Zion
Road 8 Hwy 265)
X
1-9-78
PC8-78
R77-54 Sam Mathias
X
1-10-78
PC9-78
R77-55 Bryan Walker
X
1-10-78
PC10-78
R77-45 Belinda Faubus
X
1-10-78
PC 11-78
Amendment to R-0
District
X
1-23-78
PC12-78
Century Estates,
Final
Plat
X
2-13-78
PC13-78
Carlon Center, Final
Plat
X
2-13-78
PC 14-78
R78-1, Randall
Barnes (Northwest Acres) A-1 to R-1
X
2-13-78
PC15-78
R78-2,
Helen
Adams
X
2-13-78
PC16-78
R78-3,
Ball
Family
Trust (E. J. Ball) Zion Road
X
2-27-78
PC17-78
Amend Land Use Plan (Green Acres Rd. $ Elm)
X
2-27-78
PC 18-78
R78-4 Beulah Faubus $ Roy Faubus
X
2-27-78
PC18-78
Final Plat Westwind Subdivision
X
3-13-78
PC19-78
Final Plat Winwood
II,
Phase
II
X
3-13-78
PC20-78
R78-5 Rose
(Rogers) Hallstone
X
3-27-78
PC21-78
R78-6 Vernon Wilson
X
3-27-78
PC22-78
Amended Final Plat for Villa North
X
4-10-78
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R78-7 Patricia Cockrum (WITHDRAWN)
4-10-78
PC23-78
R78-8 E. Lamar Pettus
X
4-10-78
PC 24-78
R78-9 Jerry D. SweetserX
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DATE RES #
RESOLUTIONS -p.2
APPLICANT NO.
APP. DENY
4-10-78.-
PC 25-78
R78-10 Kenneth McKee
X
4-24-78
PC 26-78
R78-11 Garland Melton (with Bill of Assurance)
X
4-24-78
PC 27-78
R78-12 McClinton Investment Co.
X
/ -18
Arend
Pc 131-
I ad5
5- 8-78
PC 29-78
Gilchrist Meadows, Final Plat
X
5- 8-78
PC 30-78
Sweetbriar, Replat of Block 3, Final Plat
X
5- 8-78
PC 31-78
Westwood Subdivision, Final Plat
X
5- 8-78
PC 32-78
Crossroads East, Final Plat
X
5- 8-78
PC 33-78
R78-13, David White Electronics
X
5- 8-78
PC 34-78
R78-14, Marie Eoff
X
5-22-78
PC 35-78
R78-15, Mathias Partnership
X
5-22-78
PC 36-78
R78-16, Leonard C. and Aileen Wardord
X
6-12-78
PC 37-78
R78-17, Ridgeview Baptist
Church & Kenneth Garton
X(par;ially)
6/26/78
PC 38--78
R78-17, Kenneth Garton
X
7/24/78
PC 39-78
Continuing Education Center --Urban Renewal
X
8/28/78
PC 40-78
R78-19, Leonard & Aileen G. Warford
X
8/28/78
PC 41-78
R78-20, David F. Mark and Nancy S. Partos
X
8/28/78
PC 42-78
R78-21, Robert and Elizabeth McKee
X
9-11-78
PC 43-78
R78-22, Gordon Houston
X
9-28-78
PC 44-78
R 78-23,
Troy Parnell
X
9-11-78
PC 45--78
Petition to close alleyway(from;North to Cleburn)
1Q-9-78
PC 46-78
Petition to reclassify Elaine Street
X
10-9-78
PC 47-78
Final Plat HUNTINGDON SUBDIVISION
X
1fr30-78
PC 48-78
Final Plat MILDRED LEE ESTATES
X
1m-30-78
PC 49-78
Final Plat WEST WIND, PHASE II
X
1G-30-78
PC 50-78
Final Plat PINEWOODS SUBDIVISION
X
RESOLUTIONS - p.3
RESOLUT.
ATE NUMBER APPLICANT NO.F DESCRIPTION
APP
DENY
•
10-30-78
PC 51-78
R78-24, Charles Combs (Amended and Approved)
X
10-30-78
PC 52-78
R78-25, Mr. and Mrs. David Colclasure
X
10-30-78
PC 53-78
R78-26, Whitfield Motor Company
X
10-30-78
PC 54-78
Called a Public Hearing, Dr. Donald Stanton
X
10-30-78
PC 55-78
Public Hearing to Amend Ordinance 1747- Home Occupations
11=13-78
PC 56-78
R78-27, Dr. Donald Stanton
X
11-13-78
PC 57-78
R78-28, Comley Finer Homes, Inc.
X
12-11-78
PC 58-78
Final Plat of SUNSET WOODS, A Planned Unit Development
X
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X
•
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