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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-02-26 Minutes34 MINUTES OF A PLAT REVIEW COMMITTEE MEETING The Fayetteville Plat Review Committee met at 3:30 P.M., Friday, February 26, 1971, in the Directors Room, City Administration ii Building, Fayetteville, Arkansas. Present: Paul Mattke, Harold Lieberenz, Junior Parker. Utility Representatives Present: Herbert Holcomb, David Tucker, Rip Lindsey, Engineers & Developers: Gordon Houston, C. T. Pearson, Jr. Gordon Houston was present to discuss the large scale development DAN SPENCER & plan submitted by he and Dan Spencer on Broadview Drive. GORDON HOUSTON Large Scale 1. Paul Nattke stated the problem he had with them had been Development cleared'up, so they can get water. 2. Junior Parker asked that they work with him on paving around the entrance. 3. David Tucker said there were a couple of easements they would like to get, although this could be worked out at a later date since the utility lines would only be for serving this property and it would remain intact. Mr. Lieberenz discussed with Mr. Houston the possibility of taking this on to the Planning Commission March 2 under "Other Business." The other matter for discussion was the large scale development PEA RSON SHOPPING plan for Pearson Shopping Center submitted by C. T. Pearson, Jr. CENTER - Large and also a petition to close the alleys in Blocks 8 and 9, Fergusonb Scale Development Addition and Seventh Street between School and Locust Avenues, 1. Junior Parker: Discouraged two drive openings onto School Avenue and suggested further that any opening on School be limited to entrance only. The exit onto Sixth Street should be 250 feet from the Highway 71 intersection as the Highway Department plans call for there to be a left turn lane built on Sixth Street. There will need to be some additional ROW for widening of Highway 71 for a total width of 80 ft. or so. They can't widen to the West. He suggested Mr. Pearson dedicate the 20 ft. shown as de -acceleration lane and thought this would be sufficient. A 30 ft. radius will be needed on the intersection of 71 and Sixth Street. 2-26-71 -2- 35 Mr. Parker asked the Planning Administrator contact the Arkansas Highway Department, Planning and Research Division and ask how much ROW they will need and whether drainage can be under the de -acceleration lane. 2. Rip Lindsey: No problems on this; also no problems on Hinkle Mobile Home Park considered 2-19-71. 3. David Tucker: The telephone company will need a conduit from Sixth Street to the northwest corner of the North building and to the telephone company manhole on School Avenue (approx. 280 ft. of conduit). 4. Paul Mattke: Water and sewer service seems okay. No objection to closing Seventh Street provided a 15 fte easement could be given (7# ft. off each side of sewer line), Mr. Mattke asked whether Mr. Pearson plans to pave Locust Avenue. There is a drive opening proposed for Locust. Mr. Pearson said he assumed it would be necessary to pave it someday. 5. Herbert Holcomb: There is adequate power service to this property. He will need to "dovetail" a group of poles along the North boundary. The power line in Seventh Street can apparently be eliminated since the motel it serves will be • removed. There will be a problem in anchoring a power pole at Seventh and Locust. A pad -mount transformer will be placed on the East side of the building; check with Luther Tharp to see if he can get service to the lodal in 15 ft. wide space. 6. Larry Wood: Mr. Wood was not present, but had called in the following recommendations: (1) No objection to closing Seventh Street. (2) If the area on the East side of Locust is to remain residential, he did not feel any drives should be opened onto -Locust Avenue. (3) ROW necessary for widening on Sixth and School should be dedicated now. Mr. Lieberenz said the farther South the opening onto Locust could be, the better it would be. There was a brief discussion about the possibility of fronting the buildings onto Locust Avenue. The meeting was adjourned at 5:15 P.M.