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Home My WebLink About1988-01-11 MinutesMINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE FAYETTEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION A meeting of the Fayetteville Planning Commission was held on Monday, January 11, 1988 in the Board of Directors Room of the City Administration Building, 113 West Mountain Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas. MEMBERS PRESENT: MEMBERS ABSENT: Ernie Jacks, Stan Green, Fred Hanna, Sue Madison, B.J. Dow, Butch Robertson and Gerald Seiff Frank Farrish and Julie Nash OTHERS PRESENT: Mr. Jim Herrin, Sandra Carlisle, Larry Wood and Tessi Franzmeier WAIVER OF THE SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS - LOT SPLIT MR. JIM HERRRIN - ROCKWOOD TRAIL AND N. JACKSON DRIVE The first item on the agenda was consideration of a waiver of the subdivision regulations (lot split) submitted by Mr. Jim Herrin. Property located North of Rockwood Trail and East of North Jackson Drive and zoned R-1, Low Density Residential District. Chairman Jacks asked Mr. Herrin if he had anything to add to his application for lot split and Mr. Herrin replied "no". Commissioner Madison asked what the little dotted line reflected on the zoning map that had been included in the agenda. Madison said she was worried that the property in question would cut off the back property without access. Jacks thought that dotted line was a street that had never been constructed. Madison asked if the street was deeded City access and Carlisle replied she had not researched that street and could not say for sure. Madison felt some assurances would be needed for public access to the back piece of property before the Commission voted to split the property in question. Jacks felt the lot split would not change the situation that existed now. Madison asked if the split was coming off the back portion of the property and Mr. Herrin replied "no" it was being split from the front two pieces. MOTION Commissioner Madison moved to approve the lot split as requested, seconded by Commissioner Hanna. The motion to approve passed 7-0-0. Chairman Jacks deferred item two until the arrival of Larry Wood. • Planning Commission January 11, 1988 Page 2 OTHER BUSINESS Carlisle advised the meeting scheduled for January 19, 1988 at 9:00 a.m. had been cancelled by the Mayor. Carlisle advised the Board of Directors had scheduled seven meetings for the month of January and would not meet once more. Carlisle said, however Mr. Raby was still arriving on January the 19th at 10:00 a.m. and would leave Tuesday the 20th at 5:30 p.m. Carlisle advised January 20th would be a good time for the Planning Commission to meet with the Planners on the Elderly Housing item. A meeting was then set for January 20, 1988 at 9:00 a.m., attending the meeting would be Fred Hanna, Sue Madison and Gerald Seiff. Hanna asked Carlisle to notify Don Mills, Chairman of the Board of Adjustment to attend the meeting as well. Carlisle advised any of the Planning Commissioners who wished to attend, come to her office at 9:00 a.m. and she would advise them where the meeting was going to be held. Chairman Jacks appointed a Nominations Committee for the selection of a Chairman, Vice Chairman and Secretary. Jacks advised Butch Robertson would Chair the Nomination Committee and that B.J. Dow and Julie Nash would serve on that Committee. Madison asked if it would be appropriate to wait until the Board had made their decision on the new nominations for the Planning Commission. Jacks advised the By -Laws stated the nominations had to be made by the first regular • meeting in February. • Chairman Jacks felt the By -Laws needed to be changed and added that the Planning Commission use to have one regular meeting a month and now they have two. Carlisle asked if a motion would be made to amend the By -Laws. NOTION Chairman Jacks moved to amend the By -Laws by changing the word "regular" to the word "first", seconded by Robertson. The motion to amend the By -Laws was approved 7-0-0. Chairman Jacks advised the last item under Other Business was a discussion from the Elderly Housing Committee. Fred Hanna advised the items that he had handed out prior to the meeting were relavent to future planning for caring for elderly people in Fayetteville. (1) Individual Care for Relatives (a) Work administratively toward making remodeling easier (b) Mother -in -Law houses on the same lot (c) Mobile Homes • • Planning Commission January 11, 1988 Page 3 (2) Institutional Care (a) Nursing Homes (b) Hospital Additions Commissioner Hanna advised the code book did not address nursing homes perse, but listed convelesent homes. Hanna felt it should be spelled out in the ordinances what use unit nursing homes would fall under and what zones they would be permitted in by right. (3) Intermediate Care in Homes (a) Residential Care (b) Boarding home for the elderly (4) Day Care of the Elderly Chairman Jacks asked if there was a zone for boarding houses and Carlisle replied "yes". Jacks then said Hanna was suggesting that the Boarding home for elderly should be treated differently. Hanna said personally he felt a definition should be added to the use units so people who came in would know if they could do this or not. Commissioner Madison felt the boarding home classification was sufficient and did not see why the City needed a special category or another piece of paraphernalia to be dealt with, just because of someones age. Commissioner Hanna felt the older people deserved better consideration other than sticking them in the R-3 zone which allowed boarding homes. He said most of the elderly do not drive, they do not have children or pets and the normal things that add to conjestion and felt they would be more acceptable in an R-2 zone. He also said it could be made a conditional use in other zones. Commissioner Madison said some time ago Sandra Carlisle had given the Planning Commission a copy of the 1987 facts for the Arkansas Legislature, whereby homes for developmentally disabled adults would be allowed in any and all zones by right. Carlisle advised that developmentally disabled was not necessarily classified as "elderly". Commissioner Hanna advised of ordinances that addressed day care situations, but there was nothing to address the elderly. Robertson felt a conditional use would be the way to approach problems on an individual basis. Commissioner Dow said it made sense to have a conditional use in any zone because it would be less intrusive than day care for example, which was allowed by conditional use in any zone. • • Planning Commission January 11, 1988 Page 4 Commissioner Hanna advised it was getting to be more common for churches to set aside 3 or 4 days a week for the care of the elderly such as the Fayetteville Sang Senior Center. He said in Little Rock they have day care centers for the elderly. Commissioner Madison asked how would someone define "elderly". Hanna advised the committee had discussed that and he personally felt it had to be somewhere between 60-65 years of age. Carlisle advised that the qualifying age for Community Development was 60 years of age. Commissioner Dow thought a use by right in the R-3 for elderly boarding homes would work and then may be a conditional use in R-1 and R-2. Commissioner Dow asked what was Butterfield Trail Village considered and Carlisle replied multi -family. Jacks advised the zoning was R-2 and that people owned their own individual units. Commissioner Madison asked if Fayetteville had any boarding houses and Carlisle replied "not her knowledge". Jacks said fraternity houses were considered boarding houses. Chairman Jacks requested a joint meeting with the Planners and the Planning Commission before they really get going on the General Plan. He felt a special meeting would be beneficial rather than a regular Planning Commission meeting. MINUTES The minutes of the December 14, 1987 meeting were approved as mailed. Commissioner Seiff questioned the minutes concerning the Board of Directors meeting held on Tuesday, the 5th of January. He asked what the decision was by the Board of Directors for the appeal of the Planning Commissions decision on a rezoning petition submitted by Mr. Pinnell. Sandra Carlisle noted that item had been tabled at that Board of Directors meeting and would be heard again on the 19th of January. Madison advised that Larry Wood had reversed his decision on the recommendation because Mr. Pinnell agreed to do sewer and water lines. Larry Wood advised that Mr. Pinnell had called him and said he would probably end up owning all of the lots west Oak Street and that he had options on the house and would also take an option on the vacant land. Wood said Mr. Pinnell intended to extend the water line from Highway 62 up to Oak and Rutledge Lane and install a fire hydrant at that location and also he would access to Velda Court. Larry Wood said if Mr. Pinnell did all those things he would recommend R-2 zoning. Larry Wood said he advised Mr. Pinnell to request that the Board of Directors send the petition back to the Planning Commission for further discussion. Larry Wood said Tuesday night the Board of Directors decided to table the item instead. Larry Wood said he had since sent a memo to the Board of Directors saying "yes he would reluctantly recommend R-2, if Mr. Pinnell would offer a Bill of Assurance specifying those items Mr. Pinnell indicated". • • • Planning Commission January 11, 1988 Page 5 DISCUSSION OF USES IN I-1 ZONES, CONCERNING CHEMICALS Larry Wood said a gentleman called him who operated a business on West Avenue in an I-1 district. His business was basically a service business to the poultry processors (Campbell Soup being one of them). Wood said apparently Cambpell Soup used some kind of a chemical for water purification process and when needed the gentlmans service would order it and deliver it to Campbell Soup. Wood said when the Fire Department inspected the gentlemans business he was told that he would either have to get rid of the chemical or apply for an I-2 zoning because he was not zoned property for hazardous chemicals. Wood said he told the gentleman that he would take this to the Planning Commission for a discussion because he felt this was more far reaching than just his problem and he could see a mass change from I-1 to I-2 for all the people who had hazardous chemicals on their property. Wood said he had hoped someone from the Fire Department would be present at this meeting so specific details could be given on what types of hazardous chemicals were classified "hazardous chemicals". Wood said in his business which was classified to be in an office district, normally had 4 -gallons of ammonia on the shelf all the time for blueprint process, and ammonia was classified as a hazardous chemical. Chairman Jacks noted that hazardous chemicals where classified in use unit 23 which was heavy industrial "only". Carlisle advised of a new State Law that sited if hazardous materials were stored the fire department must have a list of all chemicals they had and that list must be locked in a box with the fire department retaining a key to the box. Jacks said every paint store would have all sorts of paint thinners. Hanna asked if bulk petroleum plants were permitted in I-1 and Wood replied "yes". Hanna then said how much more flammable could petroleum get. Wood noted that was for underground only as he understood, but it was permitted in an I-1 zone. Commissioner Green asked if someone was relying on the zoning ordinance to say that those things were not allowed in I-2 or was it coming from the fire code or fire department. Carlisle replied that the problem was coming from the zoning ordinance. Green then said the zoning ordinance would apply to a manufacturer of those chemicals and not necessarily someone that just happen to have "detergent" in their home or garage. Chairman Jacks noted that warehousing was permitted in an I-1 zone and Madison said the City did not restrict what the warehouses could restrict in the warehouse zone. Seiff then added unless there was a fire code that the Planning Commission was unaware of. Hanna felt there could be mayor problems with existing businesses in the I-1 zones if they started requiring I-2 zones for chemicals. Madison noted there was nothing in the zoning ordinance that addressed anything about hazardous chemicals. Hanna felt if repackaging or manufacturing was occuring then he could see a problem, but grocery stores that carried already packaged poison and dangerous chemicals would be different. • • Planning Commission January 11, 1988 Page 6 Larry Wood felt someone from the fire department needed to attend a Planning Commission meeting so they could address what or what was not permitted in I-1 or I-2 zones as far as chemicals and fire codes. Commissioner Robertson felt something like this could get out of hand in a hurry and possibly alert EPA and OSHA. Larry Wood said hazardous chemicals were listed on an EPA list and those chemicals are to be reported to the fire department. He said there was a HAZMAT team being formed in Washington and Benton County. Wood said the team was specialized in fighting hazardous chemical and material fires. Madison felt a certain quantity would have to be met before someone would have to report it to the fire department. NOTION Commissioner Robertson moved to table this item until the next regular Planning Commission meeting so that a representative from the Fire Department could attend, seconded by Seiff. The motion to table passed 7-0-0. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at about 6:05 p.m. PAGE SUBJECT DATE 1 Waiver of the subdivision regulations, Lot Split 01-11-88 Mr. Jim Herrin - Rockwood Trail and N. Jackson Dr. 2 Discussion of Uses in I-1 Zones, Concerning Chemicals 01-11-88 3 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-1, Lewis Brothers Leasing, 01-25-88 West of College and North of Longview 4 Approval of a Final Plat - Hudgens Addition, H.H. Hudgens 01-25-88 West of Hoot Owl & South of Smokehouse Trail 5 Waiver of the Subdivision Regulations - Lot Split 01-25-88 Lamar Pettus W of Sassafrass and South of CO. Rd. 540 6 Waiver of the Subdivision Regulations - Lot Split 01-25-88 Rock Reed - North of Stubblefield & West of Old Missouri 7 Discussion of Elderly Housing 01-25-88 8 Discussion of I-1, Light Industrial and Heavy Commercial 01-25-88 Concerning Chemicals 9 Planning Commision Poll - R87-29 01-25-88 10 Invitation to Mayor 01-25-88 11 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-2, Hila Mae Walker - 02-08-88 1828 Mission Blvd. 12 Approval of a Preliminary Plat with Conditional Use for 02-08-88 Tandem Lots Graue Addition - Bill Graue - East of Hilldale & West of Old Wire 13 Approval of a Preliminary Plat - Summerhill West, 02-22-88 Charles Sloan - North of Masonic & South of Millsap 14 Waiver of the Subdivision Regulations (Lot Split) 02-22-88 C. Odell Taylor - North of Wyman Rd. & East of Stonebridge 15 Large Scale Development - Conditional Use (Plant Nursery) 02-22-88 Lyndell Duncan - 2620 N. Gregg 16 Discussion of Placement of Mobile Homes,Within the Zoning 02-22-88 Districts 17 Appointment of the Subdivision Committee 02-22-88 18 Waiver of the driveway Safety Zone - Gator Golf 03-14-88 Tommy Crouch - 2692 N. College Avenue 19 Discussion of Placement of mobile Homes Within the Zoning 14-88 Districts 20 Proposal for Mother -In -Law Houses as a Conditional Use 03-14-88 21 Decision of Day and Time of Subdivision Committee Meeting 03-14-88 22 Approval of Large Scale Development Plan 03-28-88 East of Highway 112, N of 71 - Leo Heckathorn 23 Approval of a Preliminary Plat - Glennwood Addition Dr. Glenn Hardy - W of Crossover Rd and S of Country Way 03-28-88 PAGE SUBJECT 24 Large Scale Development Plan - Park Inn Bill Clodfelter - Shiloh Drive 25 Waiver of the Subdivision Regulations (Lot Split) Vola CamilleFI.ora - NE corner of Lake Sequoyah Drive & Huntsville Road 26 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-3 Dr. Glenn Hardy (Glennwood Addition) - West of Hwy 265, North of Township 27 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-4 Mr. Harvey Smith, Sr. & Nancy Powell Kehn - N of Appleby, 5 of 71 Bypass NA -4035+4 `l., _ 1q .q599 28 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-5 Tommy Brannon - 3257 City Lake Road 30 Conditional Use (Church) - Stanley Jones & H. Collins Haynes on the North Side of Mitchell Street Between Sang & Lewis 31 Approval of replat - Brophy Subdivision Ralph Brophy - N of Township, E'of College 32 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-6 Donna Caudle - 3274 Lee Ave 33 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-7 Rolling Hills Baptist Chruch - 1400 Rolling Hills Drive DATE 03-28-88 03-28-88 04-11-88 04-11-88 04-11-88 04-11-88 04-11-88 04-25-88 04-25-88 34 Approval of Large Scale Development - Lake View Convalescent 04-25-88 Home, E.H. Sonneman - Dean Solomon Road 34 Request for variance of the Frontage Requirement - Lake 04-25-88 View Convalescent Home, E.H. Sonneman - Dean Solomon Road 35 Waiver of the Subdivision Regulations (Lot Split) 1st:Split 04-25-88 Mary Bassett - West of Hwy 265 (Crossover Rd), Across from Inwood Lane 36 Public Hearing - Rezoning Petition R88-8 D.M. Tomlinson & Sam Mathias - Corner of Old Wire Rd & Skillern Rd. 05-09-88 37 Approval of a Concept Plat - Sequoyah Commons Addition 05-09-88 C.W. Combs - on the North side of Hwy 16 E at Ed Edwards Rd 38 Approval of a Preliminary Plat of Township Subdivision 05-09-88 Bill Lazenby, SW corner of Township and Old Wire Rd 39 Approval of preliminary Plat of Yorktowne Square, Phase III 05-09-88 Wade Bishop - N side of Stubblefield Rd 40 Approval of Preliminary Plat of Cedar Grove Estates D.M. Tomlinson & Sam Mathias - corner of Old Wire Rd & Skillern Rd 05-09-88 PAGE SUBJECT DATE 41 Approval of Large Scale development plan - Lindsey Mercantile 05-09-88 Jim Lindsey - NW corner of the Hwy 265 & Hwy 45 Intersection 41 Approval of Large scale development Plan - Kantz Place Sub '05-09-88 Jim Lindsey - S of Kantz Drive, W of Hwy 265 41 Conditional Use ( Apartments) - Kantz Place Subdivision 05-09-88 Jim Lindsey - S of Kantz Dr, W of Hwy 265 42 Approval of Large Scale Development Plan - Rolling Hills 05-23-88 Baptist Church - 1400 Rolling Hills Drive 43 Preliminary Plat of Quail iRidge Subdivision- G. Tomlinson & 05-23-88 B. Brooks - W side of Porter Rd 44 Conditional Use (Tandem Lot) - Claud Pruitt - 1295 Joe Fred 05-23-88 Star Road 45 Discussion of Planning Commission Approval Constraints 05-23-88 46 Public Hearing - Rezoning R-88-9 - Reece Parham - 791 Longview 6-13-88 47 Approval of Final plat of'replat of lot 4, Block 5 of Brophy 06-13-88 Addition- Ralph Brophy - N of Township on Brophy Circle 48 Approval of Final Plat of Spring Hollow Estates- Gordon 6-13-88 Wilkins - Corner of Stubblefield & Old Missouri Rd. 49 Waiver of the Subdivision Regulations - Lot Splits 25.:& 3 6-13-88 Charles Hanna - S of Skillern Rd & W of Oakland -Zion Rd 49 Approval of Preliminary Plat of Quail Ridge Subdivision 06-13-88 S Tomlinson & B Brooks- W side of Porter Rd 50 Discussion of Resolution to the Board concerning people out- 06-13-88 side the City limits not being allowed to serve on Boards & Committees. 51 Public Hearing- Rezoning R88-10- Freda Wise Poore- 4195 & 4245 6-27-88 52 Conditional Use (Mini -Storage Building) 4195 & 4245 W. 6Th Street Freda Wise Poore 6-27-88 53 Request for a Waiver of the Subdivison Regulations (Lot Split) Stephen & Lorie Wilcox - 3195 Mount Comfort Road 6-27-88 54 Conditional Use for a Tamdem Lot- Stephen & Lorie Wilcox 3195 Mount Comfort Road 6-27-88 55 Discussion about Developing a Landscape Ordinance 6-27-88 Page Subject Date 56 Approval of Final Plat of Gl@nnwood Addition Dr. Glenn Hardy, W of Crossover Rd (hwy 265), S of Country Way 7-11-88 57 Conditional Use for a Home Occupation (Kobie's Cakes) in an 7-11-88 R-1 Zone- Mary Kobiella- 725 Skelton (Lot 8, Block 2 of J.W. Skelton Subdivision) 58 Waiver of the Subdivision Regulations -'_Lot Split #1- Sam R. 7-25-88 Mabry- S of Hwy 16 West, E of 55th St & S of Rd 667 59 Approval of a Large Scale Development - 3690 Front St. 7-25-88 Merrill -Lynch Branch Office Building - Lindsey Const. 59 Conditional use for an Efficiency Apartment in an R-1 Zone 7-25-88 KinmAllen Larson - 509 Olive Street 60 Meeting with Al Raby, Planning Consultant from Nashville 7-25-88 61 1.5 Acre Requirement for Septic Tanks 7-25-88 61 Improvement of Presenting Information to the Planning Commission 7-25-88 62 Public hearing - Rezoning R88-10, Freda Wise Poore - 4195 & 8-08-88 4295 W 6TH ST 63 Conditional use in C-2 zoning (mini -storage building), 4195 & 4245 W 6th Street - Freda Wise Poore 8-08-88 63 Public hearing - Rezoning R88-12, Larue Mabry - S of hwy 16 W, E of 54th Avenue 8-08-88 64 Public hearing - Rezoning R88-11, Vonda M. Rogers Wright - Intersection of Hunt Lane & Hwy 16 East 8-08-88 65 Waiver of the subdivision regulations (first lot split), J .C. McClain - SE Corner of intersection of Howard Nickell & S Salem 66 Approval of final plat of Summerhill West Addition, Charles Sloan - S of Millsap Rd. & N of Masonic Dr. 66 Approval of large scale development plan - Electrical Substation SWEPCO - W of Armstrong Ave. & N of Leeper 67 Discussion of ingress only curb -cut to Hwy 71 at the IBM building. 68 Discussion of meeting betweeen landscape committee & Al Raby, the planning consultant Discuss on of Mobile homes:in the planning area S�Gic& VALLk. -j w0..1( 70 Waiver of screening requirements between zoning districts, Williams Ford Tractor - 2443 Shiloh Dr. (Hwy 71 Bypass) 8-08-88 8-08-88 8-08-88 8-08-88 8-08-88 8-08-88 8-22-88 Page Subject Date 71 Public hearing - Rezoning petition R88-13, Frank Lynch & Frank Krupa - N of Old Farmington, W of Shiloh Dr. 8-22-88 72 Conditional use for a warehouse in C-2, Thoroughfare commercial, Frank Lynch & Frank Krupa - N of Old Farmington Rd. & W of Shiloh Dr. 73 Approval of large scale development plan & preliminary plat for North Hills Medical park, Phase 1- MED -USA (Barry Herzog) - S of Hwy 71 Bypass & N of Appleby Rd. 74 Waiver of the subdivision regulations (lot split #1), Otto & Anna Wolf - Wof Hwy 71 bypass & N of Old Farmington Rd. 75 Public hearing - Rezoning R88-14, Northwest corner of Melmar & Leverett Streets - Jim Gibbs 76 Waiver if the subdivision regulations (first lot split), Gerald Renegar - 1000 Crossover Rd. 77 Conditional use request for a tandem lot, Gerald Renegar E of Crossover (Hwy 265) across from Manor Drive 78 Approval of large scale development of the Village Apartments, John Burckart - S of Appleby & N of Drake 79 Review of conditional use request - Contel Cellular, Inc. John Williams - Sang Avenue at Hotz Drive 80 Conditional use for apartments in an R-0 zone for East Oaks Apartments, Lindsey Const - Along east side of East Oaks Drive 80 Approval of large scale development plan for East Oaks Apartments, Lindsey Construction - Along east side of East Oaks Drive 8-22-88 8-22-88 9-12-88 9-12-88 9-12-88 9-12-88 9-12-88 9-12-88 9-12-88 9-12-88 81 Waiveroof the subdivision regulations (Lot Split #2), Sam Mathias - NE corner of Skillern & Old Wire Roads 9-12-88 81 Approval of the preliminary plat of the hunt club addition, Brad Wright - SW corner of Huntsville Rd. (Hwy 16 E) & Hunt Lane. 82 Approval of large scale development plan for the Village Appartments, John C. Burckhart - S of Appleby & N of Drake St. 83 Approval of the final plat of Graue Addition, Bill Graue,- W of Old Wire RD. & E of Hilldale Dr. 83 Approval of a large scale development plan, Lewis Brothers Leasing - W of N College along the N side of Longview 9-12-88 9-26-88 9-26-88 9-26-88 Page Subject Date 84 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-16, Bill Lazenby - SW corner of Old Wire Rd. & Township ' 9-26-88 85 Approval of a large scale development plan for Wilson Inn, Kemmons Wilson Companies - Along the W side of Shiloh, N of Hwy 16 W 86 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-15, Otto & Anna Wolf - N of W Old Farmington Rd. 87 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-17, Madelyn Skelton - 729 W 6th St. 88 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-18, David Ferguson - NE corner of Stone Bridge Rd. & Hwy 16 E 89 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-19, Jim Hatfield - W of Lee Avenue & E of N College 9-26-88 9-26-88 9-26-88 9-26-88 9-26-88 90 Approval of large scale development plan for the Village Appartments, John C. Burckhart - S of Appleby & N of Drake Street 10-10-88 91 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-19, Jim Hatfield - W of Lee Ave. & E of N College 10-10-88 92 Approval of large scale development plan - Spee -dee mart, Hoyet Greenwood - NW corner of Hwy 16 W & Rupple Rd. 10-10-88 93 Discussion on moratorium on further multi -family building 10-10-88 94 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-19, Jim Hatfield,- W of Lee Ave. & E of N College 10-24-88 95 Waiver of the subdivision regulations (Lot splits 1, 2 & 3) Gary Deckert - 827 Township Rd. 10-24-88 96 Approval of a large scale development plan - Lakeshore Apartments, Lindsey Construction - N of Joyce Street & W of Old Missouri Rd. 97 Conditional use (Home Occupation) Lawn Care Business, John King - 204 Miller Street 98 Waiver of the subdivision regulations (Lot splits 1, 2 & 3), Gary Deckart - S of Township Rd.,& E of Juneway Terrace 10-24-88 11-14-88 11-14-88 99 Conditional use, 2 Tandem Lots, Gary Deckart - S of Township Rd. & E of Juneway Terrace 11-14-88 100 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-21, Sharon Smith - 3548 East Huntsville Rd. 11-14-88 101 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-22, Dewey Smith - 5465 East Huntsville Rd. 11-14-88 • Page Sub]ect Date 102 Approval of the large scale development plan for Ozark Cooperative Warehouse, Nick Masullo - N of Old Farmington Rd. & W of Shiloh Dr. 102 Approval of the large scale development plan for Cummings- StarrApartments, Steve Cummings - W of Gregg Avenue & across from and S of Lawson 103 Approval of the final plat of Township Subdivision, Bill Lazenby - Southwest corner of Old Wire Rd. & Township 104 Approval of the final plat of Quail Ridge Subdivision, G. Tomlinson & B. Brooks - W side of Porter Rd. 11-14-88 11-14-88 11-14-88 11-14-88 104 Approval of the preliminary plat of the Foster Addition (P.U.D.) Mark Foster - W end of Manor Dr. & E end of Rockwood Tr. 11-14-88 105 Conditional Use, Plant Nursey - Ed & Carol Daggett, 2623 North Gregg 106 Conditoinal Use - Rooming/Boarding House - Claud Prewitt, 346 Rollston 107 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-20, Ruby & Randall Garrison, North of Wedington 108 Public Hearing Pollard 108 - Rezoning R88-23, Richard Painter, 818 North .Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-24, J.E. & Maurice McClelland, NW side of Walnut at Ash Street 11-28-88 11-28-88 11-28-88 11-28-88 11-28-88 109 Wavier of the subdivision regulations (Lot Split) - Barbara Williams, Site of White Starr Tavern, Cherry St. & Hwy 71-B 11-28-88 109 Wavier of the subdivision regualtions (First Lot Split) - Robert Allbritian, N of Howard Porter Rd. & E of Gulley Rd. 110 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-25, James I. Meinecke,,2890 Crossover Road 111 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-26, Glen L. Smith & Marcella Thompson, 112 Fletcher 112 Public Hearing - Rezoning R88-27, Roy Cate, 4147 Wedington 113 Large Scale Development plan of the Islamic Mosque, Collins Haynes, 1880 West Mitchell 114 Large Scale Development plan for McDonald's Restaurant, McDonald's Corporation - Jim Atwell, SE corner of Hollywood & 6th Street 114 Approval of a Large Scale Development plan of First Assembly of God Church, Mel Millholland, North side -Of E 15th Street, just East of Drake's Cafe 11-28-88 12-12-88 12-12-88 12-12-88 12-12-88 12-12-88 12-12-88 ll 4( 1.r 4. 0 Li Page Subject Date 115 Approval of Large Scale Development pian of Harp's Food store, Newton Hailey, 1189 North Garland (N of Wedington & W of Garland) 12-12-88 r O r O o N 0 lD r N 0 m N N 0 W O N 0 v N 01 0 J W W 06-27 0 0� W W 05-23 05-09 0 iP N U1 0 .P r r 0 W N 0 0 W r .P 0 Iv N N 02-08 I 01-25 0 W W W O,i c\o \ \ \ \ \ \ \\ \ \\ \X \\ \ \ \ E. 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