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MINUTES OF A PLAT REVIEW MEETING
A meeting of the Fayetteville Plat Review Committee was held on Thursday,
July 14, 1988 in room 111 of the City Administration building, 113 West Mountain
Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas.
UTILITY REPRESENTATIVES• Andy Reese, Rick Evans, Dennis Burrack, and Tom
Mcllroy
CITY REPRESENTATIVES- Mickey Jackson and Elaine Cattaneo
OTHERS PRESENT: Andy Kitsinger
LARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT PLAN - MERRILL LYNCH BRANCH OFFICE
NE CORNER OF FRONT AND SKIN STREETS
The only item of consideration was the Large Scale Development Plan for the
Merrill Lynch Branch Office submitted by Lindsey Construction and represented by
Andy Kitsinger of Fugitt & Associates Architects. The property is located on the
Northeast corner of Front and Sain Streets and zoned C-2.
DENNIS BURRACK - SWEPCO
They have a Three Phase line across Front Street from this development. The plan
doesn't show any indication as to where they would be asked to provide service in
here, but they probably don't want too much overhead electric line there. He
stated that they have required the developer to go ahead and bore under the
street and provide them with those bores to get under if they want underground
electric over there. In a commercial development such as this, on the
underground end of it , the developer will be required to provide us with conduit
and pads for transformers at locations agreed upon by both of us. If we get into
conduit length over 250 feet, the customer or developer will be required to pay
for the installed cost of the cable. He doesn't see any problem. The other
utility companies might ask for easements, but in a commercial development, we'll
have them sign a contract with us which covers all of our facilities in there.
He stated that he doesn't really require easements on this type of development.
ANDY REESE - WARNER CABLE
He stated that like the power company, they will require 2" pvc conduit going
under Front Street all the way into the building at the point where they want the
service installed or at least to the mechanical room. They have existing
service on the West side of Front Street. He stated that he sees no problems.
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RICK EVANS - ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS
He stated that there is gas available on the south side of the Arkansas Western
Gas Office near this property and they will just need to bring it down to this
site. There will be no problem getting the gas to them.
TOM NCILROY - SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
He stated that their existing service stops up at El Chico's Restaurant to the
North of this building. They will be bringing it in from there. He asked Andy
Kitsinger if there was one mechanical room. Mr. Kitsinger stated that there will
be one in each end of the building and one in the middle. Mr. Mcllroy stated
that in that case he will need three entrances. He will need a 2" pipe from the
landscaped area under the drive into each one of those mechanical rooms. He will
need a 2" under both driveways and a 2" on the South end under that drive for
future use.
• MICKEY JACKSON - FIRE DEPARTMENT
He asked Mr. Kitsinger if they were going to have a sprinkler system in this
building. Mr. Kitsinger answered, yes, he thought so. Mr. Jackson stated that
they need two addition hydrants out there, one for the sprinkler system and one
remote from the first one. He stated that it might be a good idea to locate one
of those hydrants on the back side at one end or the other. If it has a
sprinkler system, there is nothing else he needs. That will solve all the other
problems.
DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
He was unable to attend the meeting, but he commented that he didn't see any
problems with this Large Scale Development Plan.
WALLY BET - SANITATION SUPERINTENDENT
He was unable to attend the meeting, but he commented that he didn't see any
problems. You may need to contact him about the size of the pads.
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