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A meeting
Thursday,
Building,
MINUTES OF A PLAT REVIEW MEETING
of the Fayetteville Plat Review Committee was held on
March 7, 1991 in Room 111 of the City Administration
113 West Mountain Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas.
UTILITY REPRESENTATIVES:
CITY REPRESENTATIVES:
OTHERS PRESENT:
Rick Evans, L.O. Ferguson, Dale Cheatham,
John Fitzgerald and Larry Winkler
Don Bunn, Perry Franklin, Mickey Jackson
and Becky Bryant
Mr. Milholland, Bob Whitfield, and Dave
Jorgensen
CONCURRENT PLAT OF POINT WEST SUBADDITION, PHASE II
MILHOLLAND - W.OF SHILOH, S. MT. COMFORT
The first item of consideration was the concurrent plat of Point
West Subaddition submitted by Mr. Milholland for I-1, Heavy
Industrial, consisting of 15.92 acres.
MR. MILHOLLAND - MILHOLLAND ENGINEERING
• Melholland explained this is a replat of the Phase I which had been
previously approved. Phase II is land lying to the northwest of
Phase I and a small section to the south. Holland stated there was
a need for larger tracts. He explained the changes on the
preliminary plat affecting the sewer line, lots 1, 2, 13 and 14.
On the south side of the property certain lots were enlarged,
necessitating the altering of two easements.
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DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
Bunn noted that this was a concurrent plat and would be submitted
to the Planning Commission as a preliminary and final plat. If the
Planning Commission agrees, it will be approved as a final plat.
DALE CHEATHAM - SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
Cheatham requested information regarding the fifty foot utility and
drainage easement. It was explained it was approved on the original
preliminary plat, that the channel was already there and it was
improved upon for flood purposes.
RICK EVANS - ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS
Evans stated there was a problem with the easement on Lot 4 but it
could be made back into a utility easement or the line could be
relocated. It was determined it was best to relocate the line.
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L. O. FERGUSON - WARNER CABLE
Ferguson stated there was no service in the area but they could
work out an agreement with the developer on a cost sharing plan.
LARRY WINKLER - SWEPCO
Winkler stated the easements were satisfactory with the exception
of Lot 4. He requested an easement on the north side of the street
going through Lot 4, Block B. He explained that Lots 1 and 2 were
Ozark Electric Service. It was determined that Lots 1 and 2 would
probably be used as storage buildings. Winkler stated there were
poles near where the street lights were designated. He stated they
could put the light in whenever desired and that there would be no
contribution since the lights were going on overhead poles.
PERRY FRANKLIN - TRAFFIC SUPERINTENDENT
Franklin stated street markers and stop signs would be put up at
the intersections.
MICKEY JACKSON - FIRE DEPT.
Jackson stated he had no questions. In answer to a
regarding fire hydrants, he explained the State Fire Code
a fire hydrant within 500 feet of the furtherest point
building and that would be required upon issuance of a
permit. He explained the developer could put in a private
It was agreed the requirement would be on the plat.
question
required
from any
building
hydrant.
BECKY BRYANT - ASSOCIATE PLANNER
Bryant advised this would require re -notification by subdivision
meeting. She explained the revisions would have to be received by
March 11, 1991.
JOHN FITZGERALD - OZARKS ELECTRIC
Fitzgerald asked what was going to be built on the land serviced by
Ozark Electric. He as told that had not been determined as of yet.
FINAL PLAT OF LEVERETTE TERRACE - A TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENT
BOB WHITFIELD - E OF LEVERETT, N OF POPLAR AND W OF CHESTNUT
The second item was a final plat of Leverett Terrace - A townhouse
development submitted by Bob Whitfield for property located east of
Leverett, north of Poplar, and west of Chestnut. The property is
zoned R-2 and contains 5.29 acres with 32 proposed lots.
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MICKEY JACKSON - FIRE DEPT.
There was discussion as to which lots contained single family
dwellings and which lots contained townhouses. Jackson stated
there would have to be an additional hydrant on Poplar Street
between the two existing hydrants. He further requested that the
proposed hydrant on the cul-de-sac be moved between Lots 28 and
298.
PERRY FRANKLIN - TRAFFIC SUPERINTENDENT
Franklin stated he had no comments other than concern about the
driveways coming out onto Poplar Street. It was pointed out that
the plan called for shared driveways and that nothing backed out on
the street, but that everything circled through adjoining lots.
LARRY WINKLER - SWEPCO
Winkler stated he would need an easement through Banjo Street to
the north, a minimum of 15 (7 1/2 on each side) or they could go
between 31A and 32. There was further discussion regarding
placement of easements fronting on secondary streets. Winkler
stated they would try to work with the existing ditch if it was
sloped up and trees removed on the south side of the ditch. He
stated he had been working with Mr. Whitfield on location of the
pedestals in the street to keep them away from the driveways and he
would continue working with him on that problem. He explained they
would have to have a pedestal between every other lot with
transformers between every four or five lots. He said they would
just have to make sure they didn't put the pedestal where the
driveways were since the pads were 42" x 48".
L.O. FERGUSON - WARNER CABLE
Ferguson questioned placement of the electric meters. It was
explained that the meters would be cross -lotted and that it was in
the covenant that a lot owner had access to all adjoining lots
touching to cross in the event of a space or coordination problem.
Ferguson was told they could not penetrate the firewall between
houses, that he would have to have two different points of
penetration for two-family dwellings. He stated he had no problem
with that.
RICK EVANS - ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS
Evans stated that they had no problems.
• BILL TIBBS - SOUTHWESTERN BELL
Tibbs stated that he has no problems with the plat.
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DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
Bunn stated the City would require a developer's contract for all
of the water, sewer, streets and drainage improvements and that a
lien would be placed on however many lots it would take to account
for the construction cost. He explained to Mr. Whitfield that on
the final plat only street lines, lot lines, easements, etc. were
shown; not utility lines.
BECKY BRYANT - ASSOCIATE PLANNER
Bryant stated that the legal needed to be legible and the number of
acres needed to be listed. Further, the final plat needed to
designate which lots were single family dwellings and which lots
were townhouses. In response to a question regarding access to
31A, it was explained it would be a two-story, joined townhouse and
access would be through the a common driveway serving 7A, 8A, 32,
33, 31A and 32B that carried a common maintenance clause. Bryant
asked the City Engineer if that would not create tandem lots. He
stated he believed the Commission approved it as a private street
rather than a driveway. He further stated that would need to be
clarified before approval of the final plat. Bryant asked why they
• would have a private drive off of a public street -- why the public
street was not continued. She explained there had been no
discussion on this matter by the Commission and she believed it had
been assumed that since it was 31A and B that it was one unit and
the access would be off of Van Gough for both of them. She stated
this might be a potential problem that would have to be resolved.
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She stated there was also the issue of two tandem lots in the rear
which were supposed to have 25 -foot access driveways each.
Whitfield stated this had been discussed and they had requested
approval for a private drive to service the six lots in question.
He stated the discussion revolved around the width of the easement
for the private drive and they had dedicated 24 feet. He explained
that since it was not a street, they would not have to provide a
setback.
Whitfield stated that a townhouse development was a planned unit
development. Bryant disagreed. He said he understood that it was
not a planned unit development under the city standards but he
believed that the codes of the City of Fayetteville were not
comprehensive to cover a townhouse development. He further stated
he had requested specific approval of this private drive and he was
told the city wanted a 50 foot easement.
Bryant stated that with two tandum lots he would need 25 feet
access for each lot. He stated tandum lots did not apply to a
townhouse development situation but to an R1 subdivision
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regulation. Bryant stated that was not the decision staff had come
up with, so it would have to be worked out. Whitfield stated the
Planning Commission had already approved this. Bryant stated there
was apparently a misunderstanding and they would have to talk about
it.
Bryant further stated there would have to be a sideyard waiver.
Whitfield stated that this had already been brought up before the
Planning Commission Meeting; that in a townhouse development there
were no side yard lot line requirements. He stated they had
reached a compromise with the previous administration in that if
the structures were built within five feet of the property line a
fire wall would be constructed even though the dwelling was not
attached. He stated this was a zero lot line development. Bryant
suggested Whitfield resolve this issue with John Merrell.
Bryant stated the City did not have copies of the convenants. She
stated the deadlines for revisions was March 11, 1991.
PERRY FRANKLIN - TRAFFIC SUPERVISOR
Franklin stated this was the first time he had seen the plan but
• that he knew that Poplar Street was to be widened. He added that
he had reservations regarding the number of parking spaces because
there would be no parking on Poplar Street for visitor parking.
Whitfield stated there would be space in the garage, space in the
front and also room for access through the turn -around. Whitfield
stated it was 24 feet wide and there was room for access and
parking. Franklin reiterated his concern over the parking
situation. It was determined the city engineer and planning
department needed to have another meeting with the developer.
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FINAL PLAT OF EDGE HILLS SUBDIVISION
MARK FOSTER & BUDDY PEOPLES - S OF RAVENSWOOD LN, W OF
COUNTRY CLUB
The third item was the final plat of Edge Hills
submitted by Dave Jorgensen, of Jorgensen Engineering,
located south of Ravenswood Lane and west of Country
Subdivision
for property
Club.
DAVE JORGENSON
Jorgensen stated that he was resubmitting for final plat
L. O. FERGUSON - WARNER CABLE
We have no problems with this one.
review.
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RICK EDWARDS - ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS CO.
Edwards asked if there could be a four -inch conduit between Lot 8
and 9 going to 10 and 11 going on West 29th Court. He was told the
work had already been done but Jorgensen believed there was a four
inch conduit there. He would check and advise Edwards.
DALE TIBBS - SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
Tibbs questioned one area of the plat where there would be no
access. Jorgensen stated that was true because those lots were
owned by an individual. They discussed solving that problem.
There was further discussion that there was an existing easement
and it was recorded.
DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
Bunn asked if the water and sewer lines were in. Jorgensen stated
they were and explained that there were four or five lots where
they put in 2 -inch line since the lots were too low to service by
gravity. Bunn stated they were accepting the 2 -inch line for that
area. Jorgensen stated the 2 -inch line was put in a separate
easement -- the 15 -foot utility easement that fronted Lots 12, 13,
14, and 15.
MICKEY JACKSON - FIRE DEPT.
Jackson asked if the hydrants were in. He was told they were put in
approximately 20 years ago.
PERRY FRANKLIN - TRAFFIC SUPERINTENDENT
Franklin stated that there was a problem with the name of West 29th
Court when it went north. Jorgensen agreed and stated the name
would be changed.
LARRY WINKLER - SWEPCO
Winkler questioned the amount of 2 -inch conduits for the utilities;
he stated he didn't think there would be enough. He stated if the
conduit was 4 -inch instead of 2 -inch, cable and telephone could go
together in one and there would be enough. There was discussion as
to which ones would be needed for electric. There was also
discussion as to placement of street lights. Winkler suggested
that a street light be placed at the corner of Country Club into
the subdivision. Jorgensen agreed and stated there was a guide
wire coming down from a pole in that area which would need to be
moved. There was more discussion on placement of conduit for
utiities.
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BECKY BRYANT - ASSOCIATE PLANNER
Bryant stated revisions were needed by March 11, 1991 and the
subdivision committee meeting would be March 14, 1991.
DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
Bunn stated the City would need a contract for the unfinished
portion of the street construction.
PRELIMINARY PLAT OF SPRING PARK SUBDIVISION
DUANE NELSON - W OF COLLEGE, N OF HIWAY 71 BYPASS
The fourth item was a preliminary plat of Spring Park Subdivision
submitted by Duane Nelson and represented by Dave Jorgenson of
Jorgenson Engineering. The property is zoned C-2, Thoroughfare
Commercial, consisting of 19.77 acres containing 7 large lots.
DAVE JORGENSEN
Jorgensen stated they would be changing the name of Stearns per the
request of the City. He stated they were trying to conform to the
master street plan as far as the right-of-way. He explained that
it would be 60 feet at the beginning, going to 70 feet and then
going to 80 feet as they had more room. He stated the owner had
not said if he was going to put in "Mall Lane Avenue" as shown on
the plat. He stated they were also requesting a zoning change on
Lots 4 and 5.
LARRY WINKLER - SWEPCO
Winkler pointed out there was an existing overhead 3-phase line in
the southeast corner of this area. The developer stated that was
on the south border line so that would be no problem. Winkle
stated he preferred to keep the lines overhead. He stated they
would like a 25 -foot easement along Stearns. He further stated
they would serve Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7 and part of Lot 3. He stated
Lots 1, 2 and part of 3 would be Ozark Electric.
BECKY BRYANT - ASSOCIATE PLANNER
Bryant asked about a concept plan. The developer stated one had
been filed.
PERRY FRANKLIN - TRAFFIC ENGINEER
Franklin stated he was concerned about changing the name of Stearns
Street. He stated it had been on the master street plan for a
number of years. Jorgensen stated it conformed with the master
street plan in location and right-of-way. He stated the developer
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would like to have a four -lane street there. Franklin stated he
though there should be a major east -west street in that location.
He further stated that another street light was needed on the south
side of Stearn Street, in the vicinity of Lot 6 and 7.
MICKEY JACKSON - FIRE DEPT.
He stated that he would agree the street should be called "Stearns
Street". He suggested that the hydrant show at the southeast
corner of Stearns Street and Mull Lane Avenue be moved to the
northeast corner.
DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
He pointed out that the developer would be required to put in
either a 31 foot street back to back from the curbs or the City
would put in something larger and the developer would pay his pro
rata share together with being responsible for driving surface and
curb and gutter associated with it. He further stated they might
need to look at the size of the water line.
It was the consensus that the size of the water line needed to be
reviewed.
DALE CHEATHAM - SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
Cheatham questioned the size of the setback on the north side of
Stearns. He was told 25 -foot.
RICK EVANS - ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS CO.
Evans stated he would like to see an easement down the west side of
Lots 4 and 5. Jorgensen agreed. Evans further requested that the
easement on the south side of Lots 5, 6 and 7 be expanded to 20
feet.
JOHN FITZGERALD - OZARKS ELECTRIC
Fitzgerald explained there was an existing three-phase line
underground line on the west side of Nelson's Funeral Home but that
was the only line they had in the area. There was discussion on
the best way to service the area. It was pointed out that if the
lines are to be run underground the easement would have to be 30
feet. Fitzgerald stated it would seem more logical to go overhead.
It was determined that the developer would be given the option to
choose underground or overhead.
L. O. FERGUSON - WARNER CABLE
Ferguson stated they had cable service in the vicinity.
AARON SUBDIVISION - DUB DUNAWAY (PP) 92
•- AARON SUBDIVISION - DUB DUNAWAY (FP) 105
ADAMS STREET DEVELOPMENT -.GLEN SOWDERS (LSD) 204
ADAMS STREET TOWNHOMES - GLENN SOWDER (LSD) 159
ALDI'S, INC.- MARTIN C. FLORIE (LSD) 166
ASPEN HEIGHTS - MB3 PROPERTIES (PP) 207
BAYLEY TOWNHOUSES - THOMAS BAYLEY (LSD) 192
BILLY BROWN ESTATE (LS #1, 2 & 3) 190
BIO -TECH - DALE BENEDICT (LSD) 70
BRADFORD PLACE APARTMENTS - LINDSEY FAMILY TRUST (LSD) 194
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BROOHOLLOW FIRST ADDITION PROPERTIES (FP) 72
BROOKHOLLOW, PHASE III - JERRY SWEETSER (PP) 103'
BROOKHOLLOW, PHASE III - JERRY SWEETSER (FP) 132
BURT HANNA - HARRY GRAY (LSD) 186
BUTTERFIELD MEADOWS ADDITION - BMP DEVELOPMENT (FP) 209
BUTTERFIELD PARK - HARRY GRAY (PP) 127
BUTTERFIELD MEADOWS ADDITION - HARRY GRAY (PP) '175
CAMBRAY SUBDIVISION - JERRY SWEETSER (PP)
CHILI'S GRILL & BAR - CHARLES MORGAN (LSD)
CHILI'S GRILL & BAR - JOHN TITUS (LSD)
• CMN PROPERTIES - NANCHAR, INC. (IP)
CMN PROPERTIES - NANCHAR, INC. (PP)
COLT SQUARE, PHASE II - BILL & DICK KEATING (LSD)
COTNER SUBDIVISION - WARREN COTNER (PP)
COWBOY STEAKHOUSE - MIKE COLLINS (LSD)
CREEKSIDE ESTATES - FRANCIS FERGUSON (PP)
CROSS STREET SERVICE, INC. - CHUCK WEBB-(LSD)-,
CROSSOVER HEIGHTS, PHASE II - DICK& BILL KEATING (PP)
CROSSOVER HEIGHTS - BILL & DICK KEATING (FP)
CROSSOVER HEIGHTS, PHASE III - KEATING ENTERPRISES (FP)
CROSSOVER HEIGHTS, PHASE III - DICK & BILL KEATING (PP)
CTA INDUSTRIAL PROJECT - CHESTER DEAN (LSD)
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126
123
244
245
56
78
211
29
225
223
190
240
231
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DAVIS, TIM (LSD) 109
DISCUSSION REGARDING REPAIR OF BRIDGE 221
DISCUSSION ON REPLACEMENT OF BRIDGES 214
DON'S WHOLESALE CAR SALES - DON NELMS (LSD) 131
DOUBLE SPRINGS ESTATES - COMBS (PP) 95
DOUBLE SPRINGS ESTATES - STEVE & DONNA COMBS (FP) 107
DOUBLETREE ESTATES - LESLIE B. HOWELL (FP) 137
DOUBLETREE ESTATES - LESLIE HOWELL (PP) 107
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EDGE HILLS SUBDIVISION - MARK FOSTER & BUDDY PEOPLES (FP) 120
EDGE HILL SUBDIVISION - MARK FOSTER (PP) 76
EMERALD SUBDIVISION - J. B. HAYS (FP) 218
EMERALD SUBDIVISION, PHASE I - J. B. HAYS (PP) 17
ENGINEERING RESOURCES, INC. - CHESTER DEAN (LSD) 233
FARM & RANCH SUPPLY - ROBERT FIKES (LSD) 37
FAYETTEVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST - JAMES T. KEY (LSD) 171
FAYETTEVILLE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION (LSD) 87
FAYETTEVILLE HUMANE SOCIETY 46
FERGUSON ADDITION (PP) 2
FIESTA PARK, PHASE II - BMP DEVELOPMENT (FP) 39
FIESTA PARK ADDITION, PHASE III - BMP DEVELOPMENT (FP) 65
FOREST HEIGHTS - GEORGE FAUCETTE, JR. (FP) 113
FOSTER/BROPHY SUBDIVISION - DAVE JORGENSEN (CP) 170
FOSTER/BROPHY SUBDIVISION (CP) 161
FOSTER/BROPHY SUBDIVISION, PHASE I (PP) 162
FOSTER/BROPHY SUBDIVISION, PHASE I - DAVE JORGENSEN (PP) 170
FOX RUN ADDITION - DAVE JORGENSEN (FP) 176
GADDY ACRES SUBDIVISION - BOB GADDY (FP) 73
GARLAND GARDENS - LINDSEY CONSTRUCTION (LSD) 196
GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERN CHURCH - DELVIN NATION (LSD) 26
GREEN MEADOWS ADDITION - HARRIS & SANDERS (PP) 63
GREEN MEADOWS SUBDIVISION - HOWARD SANDERS (PP) 54
HAMMOND PLAZA - RUTH HAMMOND TRUST (FP) 243
HAMMOND PLAZA - MEL MILHOLLAND (PP) 178
HANNA'S POTPOURRI - BURT HANNA (LSD) 122
HAYES ADDITION - LINA WATSON (CONCURRENT PLAT) 125
HOUSTON MEADOWS - HARRY GRAY (FP) 183
HOUSTON MEADOWS - GORDON HOUSTON (PP) 147
JASON P. KENNEDY ESTATES - BILL KENNEDY (PP) 51
JIM BLACKSTON SUBDIVISION - JIM BLACKSTON (CONCURRENT PLAT) 195
KAITLYNN MEADOWS - BOB & DONNA TREAT (PP) 243
KEATING ESTATES - RICHARD & GEORGE KEATING (FP) 58
KEATING ESTATES WEST - RICHARD KEATING (FP) 81
KEATING ESTATES - BILL & DICK KEATING (PP) 44
KEATING ESTATES - DAVE JORGENSEN (PP) 177
KELLY EXCAVATION - LYNN KELLY (LSD) 228
KIRBY'S RESTAURANT - KIRBY WALKER (LSD) 134
LEVERETT TERRACES - P. R. GREEN TRUST (CP) 27
• LEVERETT TERRACE - WHITFIELD (PP) 96
LEVERETT TERRACE - BOB WHITFIELD (FP) 119
LOWE'S HOME CENTERS, INC. - HARRY GRAY (LSD) 235
M & B DUPLEXES - MEL MILHOLLAND & JAY BERRYMAN (LSD) 234
MATHIAS MINI -STORAGE - SAM MATHIAS (LSD) 173
MCDONNEL ESTATES - JOHN MCDONNEL (PP) 155
MCILROY BANK - GLEN WOODRUFF (LSD) 155
MCILROY BANK - KIM FUGITT (LSD) 133
MEADOWRIDGE SUBDIVISION, PHASE III - J B HAYS (FP) 68
MINI -STORAGE - CAUDLE (LSD) 84
MISSION BLVD. SUBDIVISION - GORDON WILKINS (PP) 222
MISSION HILLS - R. J. MERRY -SHIP (PP) 219
MOUNT COMFORT AIR PARK - FLOYD HARRIS (PP) 11
MOUNT COMFORT MEADOWS - HOWARD SANDERS (FP) 49
MT. COMFORT ACRES SUBDIVISION - HOWARD SANDERS (PP) 23
MUDD CREEK FARM - FRANCIS FERGUSON (LSD) 38
NEWSOME APARTMENTS - DON NEWSOME (LSD) 199
NEWSOME APARTMENTS - DON NEWSOME (LSD) 202
NORTH HILLS HEIGHTS - HARRY GRAY (PP) 148
• NORTH POINT - MCILROY BANK & TRUST (FP) 142
NORTH HILLS NURSING HOME - TOMMY HOLLAND (LSD) 229
NORTH HEIGHTS ADDITION - CHARLES SLOAN (FP) 230
NORTH POINT SUBDIVISION - MCILROY BANK & TRUST (PP) 91
NORTHWEST ACRES ESTATES - JAMES MOORE (FP) 191
NORTHWEST ACRES, PHASE III - JEFF ALLEN (FP) 237
NORTHWEST ACRES ESTATES, PHASE III - JEFF ALLEN (PP) 224
NORTHWEST ACRES - DAVE JORGENSEN (PP) 179
NWA WAREHOUSE - ARCHITECTURAL CONSTRUCTION (LSD) 154
NWA SURGICAL & REHAB CENTER (LSD) 128
OAK HILL SUBDIVISION - GEORGE FAUCETTE (PP) 75
OAKSHIRE EAST APARTMENTS - KIRK ELSASS (LSD) 221
OFFICE - WAREHOUSE - ARKANSAS BOOK SERVICE (LSD) 82
OLD WIRE SUBDIVISION - MATHIAS/TOMLINSON (PP) 220
PARADISE PLACE - TOM HOPPER (FP) 138
PARADISE VIEW ESTATES, PHASE II - TOM HOPPER (PP) 140
PARADISE VIEW ESTATES, PHASE II - WAYNE LANE (FP) 145
PARADISE VIEW APTS. - LINDSEY & ASSOCIATES (LSD) 111
PARK PLACE ADDITION, PHASE V - JIM LINDSEY (FP) 80
• PARK PLACE, PHASE VI - JIM LINDSEY (FP) 215
PARK PLACE MASTER PLAN - DAVE JORGENSEN (CP) 167
PARK PLACE, PHASE VI - DAVE JORGENSEN (PP) 167
PARK PLACE, PHASE VIII - DAVE JORGENSEN (PP) 168
PARK PLACE, PHASE VII - DAVE JORGENSEN (PP) 169
PARK PLACE ADDITION, PHASE IV - JIM LINDSEY (FP) 79
PARK PLACE, PHASE VII - JIM LINDSEY (FP) 217
PARK PLACE, PHASE VIII - JIM LINDSEY (FP) 216
PARK PLACE, PHASE VIII - JIM LINDSEY (PP) 21
PARK PLACE, PHASES IV, V, & VIII - JIM LINDSEY (PP) 33
PARKING LOT ADDITION - TYSON'S FOOD, INC. (LSD) 85
PINE HAVEN ADDITION - GORDON WILKINS (PP) 157
PINE HAVEN ADDITION - GORDON WILKINS (FP) 164
PINNELL, PAT (LSD) 101
POINT WEST, PHASE II - MILHOLLAND (CONCURRENT PLAT) 118
PRATT WOODS ADDITION - JULIAN ARCHER (PP) 237
PRATT WOODS ADDITION - JULIAN ARCHER (PP) 48
PROVIDENCE PLACE ADDITION - JERRY MCARTOR (PP) 197
PROVIDENCE PLACE ADDITION - GERALD MCARTOR (FP) 209
QUAILL CREEK SUBDIVISION, PHASE II - MEL MILHOLLAND (PP) 187
REGENCY 7 MOTEL - LEONARD GABBARD (LSD) 172
RENGENCY ESTATES (FP) 40
• RIDEOUT HOME CENTER - E. J. BALL (LSD) 226
RIDGEMONTE ESTATES - MB3 PROPERTIES (FP) 213
RIDGEWOOD SUBDIVISION - JIM PHILLIPS (PP) 150
RIDGEWOOD SUBDIVISION - JIM PHILLIPS & RICK ROBLEE (PP) 201
RIDGEWOOD SUBDIVISION - JIM PHILLIPS & RICK ROBLEE (PP) 198
ROSEWOOD HEIGHTS ADDITION - ALEZANDER-HOUSE (PP) 242
ROYAL OAKS - E J BALL (PP) 151
ROYAL OAKS SUBDIVISION - E J BALL (FP) 163
RUPPLE SUBDIVISION - HOYET GREENWOOD ESTATES (PP) 143
SAVANNA ESTATES, PHASE II - MARK FOSTER & BUDDY PEOPLES (PP) 206
SAVANNA ESTATES, PHASE I - MARK FOSTER & BUDDY PEOPLES (PP) 205
SAVANNA ESTATES, PHASE I - MARK FOSTER & BUDDY PEOPLES (FP) 239
SAVANNA ESTATES, PHASE II - MARK FOSTER & BUDDY PEOPLES (FP) 240
SEQUOYAH MEADOWS SUBDIVISION - C. W. COMBS (PP) 156
SEQUOYAH MEADOWS, PHASE I - HARRY GRAY (FP) 181
SEQUOYAH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (LSD) 1
SEXTON POINT SUBDIVISION - JIM LINDSEY (FP) 47
SEXTON POINT SUBDIVISION (PP) 32
SHADY ACRES - BMB PROPERTIES (PP) 208
SIMPLEX MOTEL - SIMPLEX MOTEL GROUP (LSD) 210
SKYLINE ESTATES - DALLAS & DEE WRIGHT (PP) 6
• SKYLINE ESTATES - WRIGHT (FP) 65
SPECIALTY FASTENING SYSTEMS, INC. (LSD) 238
• SPRING CREEK NORTH - HARRY GRAY (FP) 184
SPRING CREEK SUBDIVISION - DUANE NELSON (PP) 247
SPRING PARK - DUANE NELSON (PP) 121
SPRING CREEK ADDITION & REGENCY ESTATES (PP) 3
SPRING PARK SUBDIVISION, PHASE I - DUANE NELSON (FP) 152
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH - CECE HILLIARD (LSD) 129
STOCKLAND DAY CARE FACILITY (LSD) 160
STONEBRIDGE SUBDIVISION - LARRY ROBBINS (FP) 67
STONEBRIDGE SUBDIVISION - LARRY ROBBINS (PP) 14
SUPERIOR INDUSTRIES (LSD) 246
THE WILLIAMS CENTER - JIM MEINECKE (LSD) 193
THE SPORTS PARK - RICK COLLINS (LSD) 139
TIMBER CREST ADDITION - MEL MILHOLLAND (FP) 185
TIMBER CREST - MEL MILHOLLAND (PP) 135
TRESSLAR PARK MALL - TRESSLAR DEVELOPMENT (LSD) 164
UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH - GARY CANAHAN (LSD) 100
VANTAGE SQUARE SUBDIVISION - JIM LINDSEY (PP) 115
• WALNUT PARK ADDITION - HARRY GRAY (PP) 174
WALNUT HAVEN ADDITION - HARRY GRAY (CONCURRENT PLAT) 188
WALNUT VIEW ESTATES - R -CON, INC. (PP) 203
WALNUT PARK ADDITION, PHASE I - HARRY GRAY (FP) 180
WALNUT PARK ADDITION, PH. II - DON JOHNSTON & DAVID JOHNSON (FP) 227
WALNUT VIEW ESTATES - R -CON, INC. (PP) 200
WALNUT GROVE PLACE SUBDIVISION - SAM ROGERS (PP) 42
WALNUT HEIGHTS ADDITION - ROGERS COMPANY (FP) 53
WALNUT PARK, PHASE III - CASTLE DEVELOPMENT (FP) 236
WALTON ARTS CENTER - BILL MITCHEL (LSD) 60
WAREHOUSE - BURT HANNA (LSD) 232
WATERMAN WOODS - TOMLINSON & BROOKS (FP) 130
WATERMAN WOODS SUBDIVISION - C. TOMLINSON & B. BROOKS (PP) 59
WATSON'S GROCERY & LAUNDROMAT - JIM WATSON (LSD) 165
WEDINGTON HEIGHTS - MARK MARQUESS (PP) 136
WEST FAYETTEVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST - STEVE MILLER (LSD) 241
WILLOW CREEK APARTMENTS - BILL SWEETSER (LSD) 153
WOODBURY PLACE - MID -SOUTH ENTERPRISES, INC. (FP) 236
WOODBURY PLACE - MID -SOUTHERN ENTERPRISES (PP) 212
WOODFIELD ADDITION, PHASE III - BMP DEVELOPMENT (FP) 237
WOODFIELD ADDITION, PHASE II - HARRY GRAY (FP) 182
• WOODFIELD ADDITION - HARRY GRAY (FP) 149
WOODLANDS ADDITION - HARRY GRAY (PP) 189
WOODVIEW ESTATES - LARRY HAINES (PP) 124
WOODVIEW ESTATES SUBDIVISION - LARRY HAINES (FP) 158
YOUTH BRIDGE - KIM FUGITT (LSD)
YOUTH BRIDGE - KIM FUGITT (LSD)
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144
ZION ROAD APARTMENTS - KIM FUGITT (LSD) 141
ZION PLACE - JOHN & LORA DEAN (PP) 106
ZION PLACE - JOHN LARGENT (FP) 116