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MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE
FAYETTEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION
A meeting of the Fayetteville Planning Commission vas held on Monday,
January 13, 1986 at 5:00 P.M. in the Board of Directors' Room of the
City Administration Building, 113 West Mountain Street, Fayetteville,
Arkansas.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Ernie Jacks, Fred Hanna, Sue Madison, Stan Green,
B.J. Dow, Paul Skwiot, Julie Nash and Frank Farrish
MEMBERS ABSENT:
OTHERS PRESENT:
None
Carl Covey, Eben Jones, Len Edens, Ery
Chuck Yarbrough, Lloyd Boling, Wanda
Bobbie Jones, Sandra Carlisle, Paula
members of the press and others
Wimberly,
Blevins,
Brandeis,
The meeting was called to order by acting Chairman, Jacks, and the
minutes of the December 9, 1985 meeting were considered.
MINUTES
Commissioner Green entered the following corrections: Page 7,114. should
read: "Green said that it may make it too restrictive for many older
homes which are currently safe but do not meet current building codes
and he then inquired into the inspection requirements for hotels and
motels"; Page 9, second paragraph from bottom should read: "...which
does not address administration..."; Page 10, second paragraph from
bottom should read: "...felt sidewalks should not be placed...".
The minutes were approved with these corrections.
REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
M. CARL COVEY - 1018 E. TOWNSHIP ROAD
The second item on the agenda was a request for waiver of Subdivision
Regulations (lot split) submitted by M. Carl Covey for property located
at 1018 E. Township Road. Property is zoned R-1, Low Density Residential.
Covey explained that he would like to purchase the long, narrow piece
of property at this address and split it with the intention of building
a residence for his family at the north end. He said there is an
existing house near the road.
Hanna asked if the existing house would remain and Covey replied that
it would remain under his ownership.
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In answer to Madison's question, Covey replied that the driveway is
a blacktopped access easement to the City's water storage tank which
averages 25' in width. Jacks noted that the easement would need to
be declared a perpetual easement and Covey replied that it has already
been done.
Nash inquired into a "turnaround" required on tandem lots for trash
pick-ups and Covey replied that he may elect to build a concrete pad
at the curbside instead.
Hanna commented that the access road would be maintained for as long
as the City retains the water tank and added that he was in favor
of this request as long as the trash pick-up requirement was met. Dow
noted the entrance onto Township from this property was not hazardous.
MOTION
Hanna moved to approve Covey's request for a lot split. Green Seconded
followed by discussion.
Madison advised she would vote against the motion as it would create
a tandem lot which she is opposed to. She noted that one of the criteria
for a tandem lot is rugged terrain and that it appears the only necess-
itating factor in this case is the poor planning which has taken place
on this hillside.
Jacks noted that Township Road was built fairly early in the City's
development and the lots on the north side wound up being long and
narrow. Hanna said he thought no one would want to build a house
adjacent to the water tank and that this petitioner's request would
put the lot to best use.
Skwiot added that the narrowness of the lot added to its uniqueness
and that this was the end result of poor planning.
The question was called and the motion passed 7-1-0, Madison voting
PUBLIC HEARING - REZONING PETITION R85-31
EBEN AND LINDA JONES - 2407 MT. COMFORT ROAD
The third item on the agenda was a Public Hearing on Rezoning Petition
R85 -3I submitted by Eben and Linda Jones for .45 acres located at
2407 Mt. Comfort Road. The property is zoned R-1; requested is R-2,
Medium Density Residential. This hearing was tabled at the meeting
of December 9, 1985 and referred to the Board of Adjustment for a
review of a variance on land area and minimum lot width in lieu of
rezoning. The Board of Adjustment denied the request for variance
and requested the Planning Commission reconsider the rezoning petition.
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Petitioner Jones advised that, although this area is currently zoned
R-1, it has developed as R-2. He added that the Board of Adjustment
denied the variance request because the houses could not be replaced
if they were destroyed in its' present zoning classification.
There was no one present in the audience to speak either for or against
this petition and Jacks returned discussion to the Commission.
Green inquired into a recently passed ordinance which allows property
owners to reconstruct houses in violation of current setback requirements
and Carlisle replied the ordinance applies only to lots in previously
platted subdivisions and would not apply in this case because.
Green advised he was in favor of rezoning subject property although
he did not understand the Board of Adjustment's reasoning. Technician
Jones noted that the Board had said they felt that granting the variance
would, in affect, be rezoning. Petitioner Jones added that the Board
had expressed thoughts on the property being located at a major inters-
ection and interchange of the Hwy. 71 bypass, possibly lending it
to a commercial use.
Skwiot advised he was opposed to
Land Use Plan indicates this area
because not every interchange of
zoned commercially.
MOTION
the rezoning as the Comprehensive
as low density residential and also
the bypass should, necessarily be
Green said he felt the 1970 date of the Comprehensive Plan lessens
its validity in this situation. He said, although the ideal was to
update the Master Plan before any action is taken, he did not feel
it was fair to ask the petitioner to wait until that time to use his
property in what he felt was a reasonable manner and added that being
so close to the bypass was a deterrent to single family housing.
Green moved to recommend approval Jones' request to rezone, seconded
by Hanna. Upon roll call, the motion to recommend approval passed
5-3-0, Madison, Skwiot and Nash voting "nay".
REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
IN CONJUNCTION WITH ITEM #3 (SEE ABOVE)
This request was tabled at the
the rezoning request above, as
said request. This item was
The two lot splits would provide
in an R-2 classification.
meeting of December 9, 1986 along with
it was dependent upon approval of the
erroneously omitted from the agenda.
the minimum lot width and area required
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MOTION
Green, seconded by Nash made a motion to remove the item from the
table for further discussion.
Madison asked if
in the submitted
as this was the
lot. Technician
contingent upon
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NOTION
the property will be split along the lines as shown
survey and petitioner Jones replied that it would,
only way to get the required amount of footage per
Jones noted that approval, if granted, should be
Board approval of the rezoning. The motion passed
Green moved approval of the lot split contingent upon approval of
the applicable rezoning petition by the Board of Directors. Hanna
seconded followed by discussion.
Nash said she felt that constructing an aesthetic condominium on the
R-2 lot would be ideal and would eliminate the non -conformity but
could not see how splitting the lot would move toward the Commission's
goal of removing non -conformities.
Green said it would not move away from that goal either as the existing
units on the lot were all usable and there appeared to be a demand
for this type of housing in Fayetteville. He said he appreciated
the City's goal of moving towards total conformity but that this situation
was one where the houses were constructed before the property was
annexed into the City. Green said he felt the City owes a reasonable
use of their property to people in this situation until such time
as it becomes conforming and that it was unfair to prevent the owner
selling the units individually.
Nash expressed understanding but added that the petitioner knew the
circumstances of the property when he purchased it. She added that
the role of the Planning Commission was not to address the personal
benefit of the individual.
Petitioner Jones advised that the houses will not be eliminated if
the lot split is denied. He said he felt it was better for individual
families to own and maintain the homes.
Madison said dividing the property in such a contorted manner precluded
a higher and better use in the future.
Hanna advised that a monetarily practical replacement could not be
constructed on the lot if one of the house burned because of the lot
size. He noted that a duplex sized lot could be purchased for less
money in a nice subdivision.
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Dow noted that, although she voted in favor of the rezoning, it had
been a subjective decision and she expressed support for a land use
study to be conducted in this area.
In answer to Madison's inquiry, Jacks advised that lot split criteria
included improvements required in a subdivision and noted that said
improvements exist at this location (i.e. access to a public street,
utilities, sewer and water).
Farrish commented that the houses have existed at this location for
a long time and that any action the Commission takes would not change
the nature or character of the neighborhood.
The question was called and the motion to approve the lot splits passed
5-3-0, Madison, Skwiot and Nash voting "nay"
REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
LEN EDENS - HWY. 16 WEST, WEST OF THE BYPASS
The fifth item on the agenda was a request for waiver of Subdivision
Regulations (lot split) submitted by Len Edens for property located
on the south side of Highway 16 West and the west side of the Highway
71 bypass. Property is zoned C-2, Thoroughfare Commercial.
Jacks noted the request is for a third lot split and that a fourth
lot split had been requested from, and tabled by the Board of Directors,
awaiting action by the Planning Commission.
Ery Wimberly, representing the petitioner, stated that this property
has all improvements in existence and will not circumvent regulations.
He explained the petitioner wishes to purchase two acres of the original
46 acre tract (third split) and divide that into a 1 and 1/2 acres
and a 1/2 acre piece (fourth split) which will be a technicality prompted
by the use to which the petitioner intends to put the property. Wimberly
asked the Commission to recommend approval of a fourth split to the
Board of Directors.
MOTION
Madison requested the fourth split be an acre in order to be processed
under the large scale development regulations when it is developed.
Edens agreed to process a large scale development on the 1/2 acre
tract if it is approved. Madison, seconded by Nash, moved to approve
the requested third lot split and recommend approval of the fourth
with the understanding that the half acre tract will go through the
large scale development process.
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MOTION
Skwiot moved to table this item as he felt a lack of adequate information.
The motion died for lack of a second; discussion followed.
Green expressed concern regarding processing subject half acre under
large scale development requirements. He pointed out that the property
is small and doesn't appear to have any problems. He said he would
not vote against the motion but did not consider this a precedent
for any future action.
The question was called and the motion passed 7-1-0, Skwiot voting
••nay'.
REPORT PROM PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
The sixth item on the agenda was a report from the Parks and Recreation
Advisory Board regarding a quit claim deed of additional land to meet
the required 50' street right-of-way for a street to access Crossover
Park.
Chuck Yarbrough, representing the Parks Board, explained that the
Board wishes to avoid circumventing any formalities necessary to gain
a private ingress/egress which would be dedicated to the City and
brought up to City standards. He said there are plans to develop
a park to be used as nature trails and picnicking but added that there
are no plans for any funds to develop said park in 1986. Yarbrough
stated the park will be located behind the site acquired for a new
public school on Highway 45 and has been given to the City for park
use with the stipulation it not be used for a ball field.
In answer to Madison's question, Yarbrough said that the area leading
to the park has not been dedicated but that within the park there
is dedicated roadway.
Jones explained that some amount of easement has been given to the
City in the process of two lot splits on the Patton property which
borders the proposed park access. She said a portion of the access
has been omitted from the survey and another portion appears on the
plat as an ingress/egress roadway easement with a note that it shall
not be considered a public street until it is constructed as such.
Green pointed out that this lends argument that someone's private
drive is being used as access to a public park unless the City takes
action. Jones advised the subject roadway is currently being used
by the residents along its length. She noted that she received a
copy of a quit claim deed from E. J. Ball to area property owners
just prior to the opening of this meeting. She said the deed grants
the property owners the right to the roadway.
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Lloyd Boling, 2360 Crossover Road, represented the area property owners
expressing their concerns regarding the development of Crossover Park.
He noted a letter submitted to the Planning Office which contains
those concerns as follows:
1. Park is not
and entrance
night;
2. Fire hazard:
fenced: boundaries will not be observed by users
not fenced making possible for users to camp at
woods will burn and no means to control woods fire
when it occurs; and
3. Little or no supervision.
Boling respectfully asked the Commission to use the same rules and
regulations for this development as are applied to a private citizen.
He said there are no objections to a street at this location as long
as it is constructed and maintained to City standards. Boling said
it was not fair to the area residents to allow public use of the road
without City maintenance.
Green advised that there may be a problem in constructing a road to
City standards at this location at this time if Township Road is under
consideration for extension east of Highway 265. He suggested that,
although the road should probably be paved, it may be better to wait
on drainage, curbs and gutters.
Yarbrough advised, and requested that, proper street dedication for
access to a, public park be required before any further action can
be taken. He added that there is currently nothing in the woods to
use as "a park" but that Scouts are working on clearing brush
MOTION
Nash made a motion to recommend to the Board of Directors that a street
be dedicated before Crossover Park can be uses by the public. Madison
seconded and the motion passed 8-1-0.
Madison suggested that Planning Consultant Larry Wood address the
long range termination for Township Road east. Jacks agreed and noted
that it might be included in the work on the new Master Street Plan,
APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEE TO
NOMINATE OFFICERS FOR 1986
The seventh item on the agenda was the appointment of a Committee
to nominate officers (Chairman, Vice Chairman and Secretary) for 1986.
Art.2, Sec.A of the bylaws require election of officers the second
Monday in February.
Jacks requested that Dow, Madison and Hanna serve on the Committee
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to nominate officers and suggested that nominations might be reserved
until after the next Board of Directors' meeting (January 21st) as
the there is one appointment yet to be filled on the Commission.
PUBLIC NEARING (CONT'D)
BED AND BREAKFAST ORDINANCE
The eighth item on the agenda was a Public Hearing on the proposed
Bed and Breakfast Ordinance continued from the meeting of December
9, 1985.
Commissioner Hanna reported that there has not been another meeting
of his committee since December 9th. Jacks recognized Wanda Blevins,
240 E. South Street, to speak in favor of the proposal.
Blevins stated she has been inquiring into Bed and Breakfast situations
for several years and has written several towns asking for their inter-
pretation of same after finding that Fayetteville has no regulations
regarding Bed and Breakfast. Blevins indicated that she did not receive
notice of the Public Hearing on December 9th in time to make arrangements
to attend the meeting but has subsequently received minutes advising
of progress in this matter. She stated she was in possession of a
letter from the Fire Department stating that her home is safe for
the use of Bed and Breakfast accomodations. Blevins said she has
opened rooms, accidentally, in the mode of Bed and Breakfast strictly
through word of mouth in several instances. She noted that those
who stay in Bed and Breakfast Inns are a special type of people who
do not want to stay in a hotel or motel and wish to see our town and
our state and tourist attractions for which a definite need is present.
Blevins addressed fears expressed by other interested citizens that
Bed and Breakfast Inns would downgrade property in residential areas.
She said that, in her experience, having B & B guests at her home
is more like having an overnight guest, strictly by invitation and
reservation and does not lend itself to transients noticing a sign
and stopping for the night. She also said that her experience has
shown that most Bed and Breakfast clients are women traveling together
and couples and seems to be almost a safety factor especially for
the women travelers. Blevins said she favored the ordinance because
she felt Bed and Breakfast Inns would develop with or without one
and it was better to have some regulations.
Green reiterated that, although a home may not meet the Southern Building
Code, it may be safe for the purpose of Bed and Breakfast Inns and
that he would like to strike that requirement from the proposal.
Blevins commented that a person wishing to establish a Bed and Breakfast
Inn would want to go to the expense of doing it right the first time
as this type of business depends almost completely on word of mouth.
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MOTION
' Madison moved that the proposed ordinance and minutes regarding the
Public Hearing with Green's suggestions for change be re -distributed
to all Commissioners for further consideration with a vote being taken
at the next Planning Commission meeting. Hanna seconded and the motion
passed 8-0-0.
REPORT FROM STREET AND SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE
The tenth item on the agenda was considered at this time. Jacks,
Chairman of that committee, reported that members of the committee
have resolved construction specifications and that the three engineers
serving on that committee have met among themselves to discuss soil
types and drainage. He said he thought the committee was three to
four meetings away from making a presentation to the Planning Commission.
DRAFT OF LANDSCAPE ORD. TO BE DISCUSSED 1-27-86
The ninth item on the agenda was the introduction of a draft of a
proposed Landscape ordinance. Green, Chairman of that committee,
reported that his committee has not met since December 9, 1985 but
that the draft has been somewhat modified with copies mailed to many
interested people for review and input. Discussion of this proposal
will take place at the Planning Commission meeting January 27, 1986.
Nash commended members of the Landscape Committee on the proposed
draft.
OTHER BUSINESS
Jacks noted a resolution drafted by the members of the Board of Adjustment
requesting the expediting of a proposed land use study in the area
of Deane Solomon/Porter Road.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 6:45 P.M.
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1 Carl M. Covey (Lot Split - 1018 E. Township) 1-13-86
wk2 Linda & Eben Jones (Rez. F25-31 - 2407 Mt. Comfort) 1-13-86
Linda & Eben Jones (Lot Split - 2407 Mt. Comfort) 1-13-86
Len Edens (Lot Split - Hwy 16, West of By-pass) 1-13-86
Report from Parks & Recreation Advisory Board, 1-13-86
Appointment of Committee to Nominate Officers for 1986 1-13-86
Public Hearing - Bed & Breakfast Ordinance 1-13-86
Report from Street & Subdivision Committee 1-13-86
Draft of Landscape Ord. (Discussion) 1-13-86
Roger Staub (CU - 1600 Mission Blvd.) 1-27-86
Mary Bassett (Lot Split - 3107 N. College) 1-27-86
Robert Lee Jr. (Lot Split - N. of Bailey Rd. & E. of Hwy 265) 1-27-86
Thomas C. Lee (Cooper) (CU - 4522 N. Crossover) 1-27-86
Continuation of Public Hearing ( Bed & Breakfast ) 1-27-86
Landscape Committee; Discussion 1-27-86
Updating the General Plan 1-27-86
Appoint of Member to Sub Reg. Committee 1-27-86
Minutes of A Special Meeting of the P.C. 1-30-86
Election of officer for 1986 2-10-86
Len Edens - Duncans Liquor Store - LSD - Wedington at Bypass 2-10-86
Warren Cotner - Appeal from LSD Requirements 2-10-86
1st Nat'l Bank of Tahlequah - Change in CU Request - Hwy 16E 2-10-86
Kenneth Cockram - Quality Inn - LSD approval - Hwy 112 & 71 Bypass 2-10-86
Discussion of Proposed Quail Creek Park 2-10-86
Roger Staub (Letter Requesting re -hearing for CU - 1600 Mission 2-24-86
John H. Stout - Rez. R86-2 - 3295 Old Farmington Rd. 2-24-86
St. John's Lutheran Church - CU for daycare & Church school Hwy 265 2-24-86
at Township ALSO for LSD
Wilma Faddis - CU for Antique Shop - 927 N. College 2-24-86
Bud Tomlinson - Approval of Concept Plat - E. of Old Wire, NW of Mission ✓ 2-24-86
Jerry Sweetser - Approval of Final Plat - CedarCreek 2-24-86
Discussion of Landscape Ordinance 2-24-86
Hearing on Draft to amend ordinance for CU permits 2-24-86
Discussion of Scope Work - General Use Plan 2-24-86
Discussion of Route to Hwy 265 3-10-86
Clem Johnson - Rez. R86-3 - 205 Rock St. 3-10-86
Lindsey Const. - LSD Revisions - N. Garland 3-10-86
Oakshire Apt. - LSD Revisions - Kantz Dr. at East Oaks 3-10-86
Appleby Apts. - LSD Prel. Plat - Gregg St. & Appleby Rd. (Lindsey) 3-10-86
Bassett Law Firm - Request for Off-site Pkg. - College & S. of Dickson 3-10-86
Thomas C. Lee - CU for plant nursery - 2104 Mission 3-10-86
Don Troop - CU for Dance Hall - 347 N. West Ave. 3-10-86
B.R. Peoples - Lot Split - South of Fox Hunter Rd. 3-10-86
Bill Lichlyter - LSD FOR AMP - 3000 blk. of N. College 3-24-86
James Werner - Lot Split - 641 W. Sixth 3-24-86
Steve Miller - Request to vacate alley - Rose Hill Add. 3-24-86
Landscape Committee 3-24-86
Subdivision Regulation Committee 3-24-86
Commission Tour 3-24-86
Public Hearing on Route to Cross Mt. Sequoah 4-7-86
St. John's Lutheran Church - Rez: R86-4 - Township at 265 4-14-86
Randy Adair - Rez. R86-5 - 2300 S. School 4-14-86
John McLarty - Rez. R86-6 - Sycamore West of Chestnut Ave. 4-14-86
Gerald Bowman - Lot Split - Wyman Rd. E. of hwy 265 4-14-86
Southwestern Energy - LSD & WAIVER of Screening Req.1001 Sain St 4-14-86
Warren Cotner Winery - LSD - Hwy 112 N. of the Bypass 4-14-86
Bud Tomlinson - Valley Add. - Prel. Plat - Old Wire Rd. 4-14-86
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JCotner Winery - LSD 3481 Hwy. 112
Bud Tomlinson - Valley Addition - Prel. Plat -Old Wire Rd.
Vacate Alley - Rosehill Add.
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Steve Miller - Request to
Gerald Bowman - Lot Split - Wyman Rd., E. of 265
Keith Robbins - Lot Split - 510 Stonebridge Rd.
Lindsey, Sexton & Reynolds Lumber - Paradise Valley Sub. Prel. Plat
Wade Bishop - Yorktown Square Sub Prel. Plat., Stubblefield Rd.
Randy Adair - LSD - Pay Pond - S. School
Jan Thomas - Rez. R86-7 - Fairview Street
Seventh Day Adventist Church - Rez. R86-8 — 1707 Crossover
David Williamson - CU for Daycare - 16 S. Duncan
Discussion of Proposed Park, Gregg & Drake,
John Green - Lot Split - E. of 265, S. of Zion Rd.
Valley View Way, a portion of Sunset Woods(Discussion)
Amendment to the Green Space Ordinance
Proposed Park, Drake & Gregg
David Williamson - CU for Day Care
American Red Cross - LSD -1147 Milsap
Joe & Kathy Horton - Lot Split - Foxtrail Rd.
Wanda Sims - Lot Split - 1309 Wedington Dr.
Kim Fugitt - CU for Prof. Office - 2035 Kantz Ln
Committee Report Tree Ordinance
Discussion of Amendment to the Green Space Ordinance
Darrow D. Faubus - Rez. R86-10 —2255 E. Huntsville
Hantz & Durst - Rez. R86-11 - 855 & 857 Fairview
Jerry Allred - CU for Professional Office
Committee Report - Tree Ordinance
Fayetteville Bible Church - Rez. R86-12 - 2809 Mt. Comfort
Sequoyah United Methodist Church - LSD - 1910 Old wire Rd.
Heckathorn - Rez. R86-9 - N. Side of Zion, Across from Park Lake Apts.
Consideration of a proposed amendment to the zoning ordinance
submitted by Dewitt Smith
128 CU Request - Day Care Center, 16 S. Duncan, David Williamson
129 Wilkins Place Subd. Final Plat, Dave Jorgensen, N of Old Wire & l4 of Old
Missouri Road
129 Committee Report - Proposed Tree Ordinance
132 PRAB Recommendation on a Green Space Amendment to the ordinance
133 Approval of Preliminary Plat of Sequoyah Place, James E. Lindsey, Hwy. 45
and Whippoorwill
133 Approval of Preliminary Plat of Glen Oaks, James Lindsey, E of Old
Missouri Rd. and S of Sweetbriar
134 CU Request, Julian Archer, Tandem Lot & Lot Split, Halsell Rd. & Cross
136 CU Request, Oakridge, LTD., Tandem Lot, 1100 E. Township
138 Discussion of Master Street Plan
139 Discussion of Proposed Subdivision Ordinance
139 Discussion of the Proposed Tree Ordinance
Public hearing to ament App. A
Public Hearing, R86-13, 2740 Joyce Street, Peter L. & Clair Gunn
142 CU Request, Child Care, Jana McGuire, 335 Nightingale
143 Approval for Preliminary Plat of Paradise VAlley Subd., Tract B, S of
Joyce & W of Old Missouri, Lindsey, Sexton, & Reynolds
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143 Approval of Preliminary Platfor Oakridge Addition, 1100 E. Township,
Oakridge Ltd, Partnership 8-11-86
144 Discussion of the Proposed Tree Ordinance 8-11-86
48 Approval of Preliminary Plat of Glen Oaks, E of Old Mlssouri Road & S
of Sweetbriar, James Lindsey 8-11-86
151 LSD, Seventh Day Adventist Church, Lavon Smith, 1707 Crossover Road 8-11-86
152 Public Hearing, R86-14, S of Wedington & W of Double Springs Rd., First
National Bank 8-25-86
154 Approval for a final plat of Sequoyah Place, James Lindsey, Highway 45
East of Whippoorwill 8-25-86
155 LSD, Elkhart Products Corp. (EPC), 3265 S. School, E. Wimberly & M. Crider 8-25-86
155 Approval of concept plat, H.H. Hudgens, Proposed subd. on Hoot Owl Ln. &
Smoke House Trail 8-25-86
159 Discussion of the Subdivision Regulations 8-25-86
161 Letters regarding Tree Ordinance 8-25-86
169 LSD, Charter Vista Hospital Addition, 4253 Crossover Road, Gary Carnahan 9-08-86
169 CU Request for a temporary building, 1285 Millsap, Christian Life Center 9-08-86
170 Discussion of the proposed subdivision ordinance 9-08-86
175 Amendment to the Master Street Plan 9-08-86
177 SPECIAL MEETING 9-15-86
187 Request for a waiver of the Subd. regulations, Jerry Byrd, 1403
Old Wire Road 9-22-86
191 Request for CU for antique shop, Thomas H. Lewis, 534 N. Willow 9-22-86
196 CU Request, Child Care, SAndra Keeney, 2575 W. 6th SP., A-8 9-22-86
197 CU Request change of Non -conforming use, Joe & Angela Stevens, 15 W. South
Street 9-22-86
199 Discussion of the Subdivision Regulations 9-22-86
200 Amendment to the Master Street Plan, Happy Hollow jog 9-22-86
AlliDO Discussion of rules of order and procedure 9-22-86
3 Public Hearing, R86-15, William A. Lazenby, E side of E. Farmer Drive at
the south end 10-13-86
204 Discussion of the subdivision regulations 10-13-86
215 East Oaks Apartments, Phase II, LSD, Lots 16, 17, & 18, Jim Lindsey 10-27-86
215 Public Hearing, R86-16, 214 & 215 Buchanan, Arthur Skelton 10-27-86
216 Request for a waiver of the subdivision regulations, Greg House, Lots
5 & 6 of harrison Addition 10-27-86
217 Preliminary Subdivision Plat, Dr. Ben Israel, E of Hwy. 265, N of Fred
Starr Road 10-27-86
218 Preliminary subdivision plat, H.H. Hudgens, S of Ozark Smokehouse & W of
Hoot Owl Lane, Hudgens Addition 10-27-86
218 Fayetteville Christian Fellowship Church, LSD, 1600 Mission Blvd., Roger
Staub 10-27-86
221 CU Request for tandem lots, George Faucette, Jr., N or Hwy. 45 & E of
Fat Bulley Road 10-27-86
222 Consideration of a concept plat, Dave _Jorgensen, Park Place Addition,
Phases 4,5,5A, & 7 10-27-86
224 Discussion of the subdivision regulations 10-27-86
228 R86-17, Carooyn Schisler, 2601 W. Old Farmington Road 11-10-86
232 LSD, Bank of Fayetteville, 3120 N. College, John Lewis 11-10-86
232 LSD, Fayetteville Bible Church, 2783 W. Mount Comfort, Richard Pollock 11-10-86
233 CU for antique shop, Thomas H. Lewis, 534 N. Willow 11-10-86
235 CU for a home occupation for catering service, Steve Austin, 1614
Huntsville Road 11-10-86
237 CU for multi -family in R-0 District, Jim Lindsey, East Oaks Apts, Phase II 11-10-86
7. * Recommendation to the Board of Directors for J.B. Hays, Park Place Phase IV 11-10-86
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Discussion of Scope of Work for General Land Use Plan 11-10-86
243 Request for an addition to a structure that would put it into non-conformance
SAng Senior Center, 818 N. Sang 11-10-86
252 R86-18, J.C. & Daisy Jones, 2525 E. Huntsville Road 11-24-86
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255 Approval of a replat of a final plat, Hyland Park, Phase V, S of Hwy.
45 & E of Hwy. 265
Approval of a final plat, Paradise Valley tract B, E of Old Missouri &
S of Joyce
256 Approval of a final plat, Oakridge Park, S of Township & W of Old Wire
256 CU Request, Solid waste disposal facility, NW Ar. Resource Recovery
Authority, S Happy Hollow Road
260 Discussion of the subdivision regulations
265 Approval of the 1987 Planning Commission Schedule
266 R86-19, E.H. Sonneman - North of Mt. Comfort Rd.
267 Replat of Final Subdivision Plat - A.W. Realty
267 R86-20, Airways Freight Corp. West of 71 bypass south of Hwy 16
268 Large Scale Development - Phil Fredricks (Landscaping company)
269 Large Scale Development - spot not car wash - GMW partnership
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