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MINUTES OF A PLAT REVIEW MEETING
A meeting of the Fayetteville Plat Review Committee was held on
Thursday, January 9, 1992 in Room 111 of the City Administration
Building, 113 West Mountain Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas.
UTILITY REPRESENTATIVES:
CITY REPRESENTATIVES:
OTHERS PRESENT:
Rick Evans, Larry
Cheatum, Tommy Atha,
Alett Little, Don
Franklin, and Sharon
Winkler, Dale
L. O. Ferguson
Bunn, Perry
Langley
Martin C. Florie, Dave Jorgensen,
James Key, Leonard Gabbard and Terry
Dill
LARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT - ALDI'S, INC.
MARTIN C. FLORIE - SW CORNER OF APPLEBY & COLLEGE
The first item on the agenda was presentation of a large scale
development for Aldi's (a grocery store) requested by Martin C.
Florie on behalf of Aldi's, for property located on the southwest
corner of Appleby and College. The property is zoned C-2 and
contains 2.49 acres.
RICK EVANS - ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS
Mr. Evans stated the easements shown on the plat were fine. He
explained they would need to notify the gas company where they
wanted the meter set when that was determined.
L. O. FERGUSON - WARNER CABLE
In response to a question from Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Florie stated they
would not need a television cable.
LARRY WINKLER - SWEPCO
Mr. Winkler asked where the mechanical room would be and what type
of service they wanted.
Mr. Florie pointed out the area on the plat where mechanical room
was to be located. He stated they would want 800 amp service.
Mr. Winkler explained they would like to use the power pole at the
southeast corner of the property. He further stated they could
either provide aerial or underground service from that point to the
building.
Mr. Florie stated they did want underground service.
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Mr. Winkler explained they would need to see how much room was
available for the transformer pad on the building side of the
retaining wall. He further explained that, if there was not
sufficient room between the rtaining wall and the building, the pad
would have to be located in the swale. He explained they required
five feet from the edge of the transformer pad to the building. He
stated the pad was approximately eight feet wide. He explained
they would like to stay out of the swale if possible. He stated
they would like to have an easement from the location of the
transformer pad to the road.
Mr. Winkler also stated they would also work with the contractor on
parking lot lighting.
TOMMY ATHA - SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
Mr. Atha explained they would serve the building from the same pole
used by the electric company. He stated they would need a 2 -inch
conduit from the pole to the mechanical room. He asked if they
planned on doing any cutting around the manholes adjacent to
Highway 71.
Mr. Florie stated they would be doing some work around them.
Mr. Atha explained the west manhole was on a utility easement and
the ground needed to remain level for servicing.
DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
Mr. Bunn stated he did have a grading plan on this project. He
noted the plat showed curbing along Appleby Road. He explained
that needed to be constructed so that the street would be 31 feet
wide. Mr. Bunn informed Mr. Florie he would need to meet with the
City Water and Sewer Department to talk about a tap. He stated he
would like to see the plans for the improvement of Appleby and also
the drainage plan. He further pointed out the area where a
sidewalk would be needed.
Mr. Bunn asked if the Fire Chief had called in any comments.
Ms. Langley, Planning Division, stated he had not contacted their
office. She expressed her belief he would want the building
sprinkled.
Mr. Florie stated that, according to the code, they had enough
setback area on all sides that sprinkling would not be required.
He further noted that the proposed building did not contain 15,000
square feet.
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Mr. Bunn stated he believed the Chief would recommend sprinkling
but could not require it.
ALETT LITTLE - PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Ms. Little stated the plat showed a total of 121 parking spaces.
She explained that only 74 were needed. She further explained the
city was in the process of drafting a landscape ordinance and,
while it had not been adopted as yet, she would suggest that some
of the parking spaces be eliminated and some landscaping be put in.
She explained that was not a requirement. She further stated there
was a city horticulturist that would work with Mr. Florie should he
wish to do so.
Mr. Florie explained they had, in the past, found problems with
islands in the parking area. He pointed out the green area to the
north of the building site.
Ms. Little explained the placement of the trees in the parking area
dissipated part of the heat generated from the pavement.
PERRY FRANKLIN - TRAFFIC DIVISION
Mr. Franklin stated he did want to discourage anything in the green
area to the north of the building but there oculd be no plantings
or signs over 30 inches in height within 25 feet of the entrance or
exit. He explained the subject intersection was a busy one and a
signal had been discussed for that location. He stated that
sometime in the future that would be addressed and the developer
might be asked to participate for the installation of a traffic
signal. He also suggested this would be a good time to think about
creating a left turn lane.
SHARON LANGLEY - PLANNING DIVISION
Ms. Langley informed Mr. Florie that the Planning Division would
need 12 copies of the revised plat showing the utility easement
requested by the electric company by noon on Monday, January 13.
In response to a question from Mr. Florie, Mr. Winkler stated the
easement would need to be 12 - 13 feet wide.
Ms. Little also stated she had reviewed the proposed sign and it
was within the limits of the ordinance. She stated they had done
a good job.
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CONCEPT PLAT - PARK PLACE MASTER PLAN
DAVE JORGENSEN - S OF MISSION, W OF CROSSOVER
The next item to be reviewed was a concept plat for Park Place
Subdivision Master Plan presented by Dave Jorgensen on behalf of
Jim Lindsey. The property is located south of Mission Boulevard
and west of Crossover Road, zoned R-1, Low Density Residential.
The Master Plan included both those five phases which are completed
and three additional proposed phases.
Mr. Jorgensen explained he submitted the Master Plan so that
everyone could see how the proposed development to the south would
tie in with the completed Park Place Subdivision. He explained the
Planning Commission had reviewed Phase 8 and had recommended
numerous changes such as a 50 foot access and utility easement to
connect to the end of the cul-de-sac in Phase 5.
PRELIMINARY PLAT - PARK PLACE, PHASE 6
DAVE JORGENSEN - W OF MISSION, S OF VICTORIA
The Committee then reviewed Park Place, Phase 6, located south of
Mission Boulevard and west of Crossover Road, containing 11 26
acres with 25 proposed lots, as presented by Dave Jorgensen on
behalf of Jim Lindsey. The property is zoned R-1, Low Density
Residential.
RICK EVANS - ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS
Mr. Evans stated the easements shown were fine. He explained he
would need a four inch casing at the east end of Londonderry Drive.
L. O. FERGUSON - WARNER CABLE
Mr. Ferguson asked if Mr. Jorgensen had received the letter from
Warner regarding installing cable.
Mr. Jorgensen stated he had. He asked the cost.
Mr. Ferguson stated it would cost 90 cents per foot. He further
stated cable was available on the north side of the subdivision.
He stated the easements were fine. He pointed out the areas where
they would need crossings.
LARRY WINKLER - SWEPCO
Mr. Winkler stated they had existing service on the north side. He
explained there was an incomplete loop at the west end which would
be continued on the west and south sides to the southeast corner of
this phase. He also pointed out there was an aerial line at the
northeast corner which would be extended to the southeast corner.
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He stated that on the phases to the north there was a 30 -foot off-
site easement together with a 12.5 foot on-site utility easement.
He explained that he did not need the off-site easement. He stated
the off-site easement might be for drainage. He further stated he
would also need a crossing across the unnamed street in the middle
of the south end.
TOMMY ATHA - SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
Mr. Atha stated the easements were fine. He stated he would also
need a crossing on the unnamed street and a crossing on the east
side.
DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
Mr. Bunn stated he had received comments from the Drafting
Department.
Mr. Jorgensen stated he had talked with them the previous day.
Mr. Bunn noted they needed to discuss the water line at a later
date. He stated easements seemed to be okay.
ALETT LITTLE - PLANNING DIRECTOR
Ms. Little asked if it was possible to set the sidewalks off the
curb approximately four feet.
Mr. Jorgensen stated that was possible. He stated he believed they
should start doing that on all subdivisions.
Mr. Bunn noted he would need to review the drainage plan at a later
date together with an excavation plan.
PERRY FRANKLIN - TRAFFIC DIVISION
Mr. Franklin stated he believed they needed one more streetlight to
be located on Lot 25.
PRELIMINARY PLAT - PARK PLACE, PHASE 8
DAVE JORGENSEN - W OF CROSSOVER, S OF MISSION
The next item reviewed was the preliminary plat for Park Place,
Phase 8, located west of Crossover Road and south of Mission
Boulevard, presented by Dave Jorgensen on behalf of Jim Lindsey.
The property consists of 20.05 acres with 41 proposed lots.
Mr. Jorgensen stated the Planning Commission had reviewed the
original preliminary plat of Phase 8 and had made suggested
changes. He explained those changes were incorporated in the
t bt
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current plat. He noted the changes included extending the street
into Phase 6 and also providing a 50 -foot access and utility
easement connecting into Phase 5 (between Lots 1 and 2). He
further stated that, for the most part, it was the same plat they
had brought through before.
RICK EVANS - ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS
Mr. Evans stated they would need casing on the south end of Arthur
Court. He noted that on Lot 14 they were showing a 15 foot utility
easement that was also drainage. He explained he would need to use
that easement.
Mr. Jorgensen noted the easement would have to be separated. He
suggested they could put the drainage off of lot 15 and the utility
easement off of lots 7 and 14. He stated he would make a 20 -foot
drainage easement off of lot 15 going into the lake and then a 20 -
foot utility easement off of lots 7 and 14.
Mr. Evans informed Mr. Jorgensen there was a 10 -inch high pressure
line running along Crossover. He asked that before the streets
were cut in that area that Arkansas Western Gas be notified.
L. O. FERGUSON - WARNER CABLE
Mr. Ferguson stated he would need crossings between lots 1 and 7,
from lots 14 and 15 to lot 26 and one from lot 6 to lot 41.
LARRY WINKLER - SWEPCO
Mr. Winkler stated he had not determined whether they would be
bring the service underground from Mission or from the aerial line
on the east side of phases 5 and 6. He asked for a street crossing
at the north between this phase an phase 7, at the south end of the
same street and between lots 14 and 15 to lot 26. He also
requested a 20 foot easement between lots 14 and 15. He explained
they had a problem with lines washing out when they had to cross a
drainage easement but they could put their lines in concrete.
Mr. Jorgensen stated they could provide utility easements along the
front of lots 7 through 11 and 12 through 14.
Mr. Winkler stated they would like to keep the easement to the back
because the property owners did not like them in the front. He
stated he would review it closer in the next few days and get back
with Mr. Jorgensen. He explained he might need a sidelot easement
from lot 28 or 29 across to the south between lots 34 of 35 but he
would contact Mr. Jorgensen if he did need it.
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TOMMY ATHA - SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
Mr. Atha stated he also needed crossings between lots 1 and 7, 6
and 41, and 14 and 15 over to 26.
DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
Mr. Bunn stated that Highway 265 was a principle arterial on the
master street plan with a right-of-way of 80 to 100 feet. He
explained it was his understanding from the state that Highway 265
between 45 and 16 was committed to go to four lanes. He stated the
city was asking for 50 feet of right-of-way from the Park Place
side. He explained 50 feet of right-of-way from the centerline of
Highway 265 would need to be shown on the plat.
Mr. Perry noted that it was on the state's 1992 TIP plan to do
something to Highway 265.
Mr. Bunn suggested Mr. Jorgensen contact the State Highway
Department. He also noted drainage and utility easements were
shown together between lots 28 and 29, 24 and 25.
Mr. Winkler stated he did not need an easement between lots 28 and
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29 but he did have a streetlight between lots 24 and 25.
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It was determined they could eliminate the utility easement between
lots 28 and 29 and also lots 32 and 33.
Mr. Franklin suggested moving the streetlight designated between
lots 38 and 39 to between lots 34 and 35.
Mr. Winkler stated he would prefer moving it.
It was determined they needed a 15 foot easement between lots 34
and 35.
Mr. Bunn stated they also needed a drainage easement at that
location. He stated he would need to see the drainage plan for all
three proposed phases to see how they fit together. He also noted
he would need a preliminary grading plan for all three phases. He
also stated he needed to talk to Mr. Jorgensen regarding water
service for all three phases at a later date.
ALETT LITTLE - PLANNING DIRECTOR
Ms. Little reiterated her suggestion of placing the sidewalks four
feet back from the curb line.
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There was also discussion of obtaining an off-site easement to the
south. Mr. Jorgensen stated he would talk to Rob Lewis regarding
getting a drainage easement from his property.
Mr. Winkler also requested an easement between lots 8 and 9 for a
streetlight.
PERRY FRANKLIN - TRAFFIC DIVISION
Mr. Franklin asked about the length of Arthur's Court.
Mr. Bunn stated they would need to ask for a waiver again. He
noted that had been approved before.
PRELIMINARY PLAT - PARK PLACE, PHASE 7
DAVE JORGENSEN - S OF CAMELOT, W OF CROSSOVER
The next item reviewed was a preliminary plat for Phase 7 of Park
Place Subdivision, located south of Camelot Place and west of
Crossover Road, presented by Dave Jorgensen on behalf of Jim
Lindsey. The property consists of 6.31 acres with 12 proposed lots
and is zoned R-1, Low Density Residential.
RICK EVANS - ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS
Mr. Evans stated the easements on the plat were fine.
LARRY WINKLER - SWEPCO
Mr. Winkler stated he believed there was an off-site easement on
the west side of Phase 7.
Mr. Jorgensen stated he would check it.
He stated the easements shown were fine.
TOMMY ATHA - SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
Mr. Atha stated the plat looked fine.
DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
Mr. Bunn stated he had no problems with the plat. He noted there
was no access to the recreational area.
Mr. Jorgensen stated that was correct, that the two phases were
separate.
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ALETT LITTLE - PLANNING DIRECTOR
Ms. Little had no comments other than the sidewalks being set back
four feet from the curb.
PERRY FRANKLIN - TRAFFIC DIVISION
Mr. Franklin stated he had no comments.
CONCEPT PLAT - FOSTER/BROPHY SUBDIVISION
DAVE JORGENSEN - S OF HAMMOND, E OF CROSSOVER
The next item was the concept plat for Foster/Brophy Subdivision
presented by Dave Jorgensen on behalf of Mark Foster and Ralph
Brophy for property south of Hammond and east of Crossover.
Mr. Jorgenson explained the plat had been reviewed in December and
the Planning Commission had requested numerous changes. He stated
the residents to the south of the subdivision had requested larger
lots to decrease the density. He further stated another item had
been improved access into the subdivision. He noted the changes on
the plat were increased lot size, especially on the south end. He
further stated the developer would be contacting the residents to
the south and have a meeting with them prior to the Planning
Commission meeting in hopes they could solve any problems they
might have. He also pointed out the change in the road alignment.
Mr. Bunn stated the Planning Commission had also asked that the
drainage be addressed.
Mr. Jorgensen stated he would submit the drainage plan to Mr. Bunn
prior to the Planning Commission meeting.
Ms. Little stated the only other comment made at the Planning
Commission meeting related to connection to the sewer system.
Mr. Bunn stated that would be taken care of.
PRELIMINARY PLAT - FOSTER/BROPHY SUBDIVISION, PHASE 1
DAVE JORGENSEN, S OF HAMMOND, W OF CROSSOVER
The next item to be reviewed was a preliminary plat for
Foster/Brophy Subdivision, Phase 1, presented by Dave Jorgensen on
behalf of Mark Foster and Ralph Brophy, for property located south
of Hammond and west of Crossover. The property consists of 14.2
acres with 20 proposed lots and is zoned R-1, Low Density
Residential.
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RICK EVANS - ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS
Mr. Evans stated he would need crossings from lots 17 and 18 to the
west. He stated he would also need one between lots 10 and 11. He
stated all of the easements shown were fine but he also needed a
20 -foot easement from lots 7, 10 and 9 to get to lot 8. He further
noted the easement at the back of lots 5, 6 and 7 needed to be
larger in order to stay 10 feet away from the sewer line. He
suggested a 30 foot easement.
LARRY WINKLER - SWEPCO
Mr. Winkler stated he also needed the easement on lots 7, 9 and 10
to get to lot 8. He stated the other easements were fine.
Mr. Jorgensen noted he had three 2 -inch conduit between lots 2, 3
and 15.
Both Mr. Winkler and Mr. Evans stated they would need those.
Mr. Winkler noted there was an aerial line on the east and south
side of this phase. He noted that on Phase 3 of this subdivision,
the lines would run from Phase 6 of Park Place. He requested the
lots be matched up.
Mr. Jorgensen stated that would be convenient. He stated he could
do that to a certain extent.
Mr. Winkler stated they would adjust the pole at the entrance on
Ridgely.
TOMMY ATHA - SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
Mr. Atha explained the line would have to come from Park Place. He
further explained they would need an easement across Phase 3 before
they could service Phase 1. He also noted they would need
crossings between lots 10 and 11 and between 2 and 3 over to the
easement between 15 and 16.
Mr. Bunn noted the easement would need to be dedicated by separate
easement. It was determined it would be a 30 foot easement.
Mr. Atha stated they would also need a crossing between lot 1 and
20.
Mr. Winkler stated he would also need a crossing between 10 and 11.
It was also determined the easement between lots 9 and 10 should be
25 feet.
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DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
Mr. Bunn suggested Mr. Jorgensen prepare a narrative addressing the
points the Planning Commission raised regarding the concept plat at
their last meeting.
PERRY FRANKLIN - TRAFFIC DIVISION
In response to a question from Mr. Bunn, Mr. Franklin stated he
believed Mr. Jorgensen had done the best that could be done with
the intersection. There was also discussion of location of stop
signs at the intersection. Mr. Franklin stated he would look at
the plan further and get back with Mr. Jorgensen.
Mr. -Bunn noted that all off-site easements shown would need to be
dedicated by separate easement.
ALETT LITTLE - PLANNING DIRECTOR
Ms. Little requested the sidewalks be set in four feet from the
curb line.
Mr. Jorgensen noted that there were still numerous minor things
that needed to be done but the major issues of density, access and
drainage had been covered.
Mr. Franklin stated there did need to be a streetlight at the
intersection and another one at the end of the cul-de-sac.
Mr. Bunn stated that on temporary cul-de-sac there needed to be a
letter providing for the construction of permanent cul-de-sacs to
city standards in case development did not take place in a certain
length of time. He explained there needed to be a guarantee that
money would be available to construct the permanent cul-de-sac.
LARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT - FAYETTEVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST
JAMES T. KEY - E OF DEANE SOLOMON, S OF MOORE LANE
The next item to be reviewed was a large scale development for the
Fayetteville Church of Christ presented by James T. Key on behalf
of the church for property located east of Deane Solomon Road and
south of Moore Lane. The property is zoned C-2, Commercial
Thoroughfare, and R-2, Medium Density Residential.
RICK EVANS - ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS CO.
Mr. Evans stated the location of the meter was fine. He explained
they would need six weeks notice prior to providing service.
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OZARK ELECTRIC
Ms. Langley stated Ozark Electric had called the office and stated
they had no comments.
DALE CHEATUM - SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
Mr. Cheatum asked if they were proposing a mechanical room inside
the building.
Mr. Key stated there would be two rooms on the west side of the
building that could be used. He stated the rooms were
office/storage/mechanical rooms.
Mr. Cheatum stated they would need a 2 -inch conduit from the front
to the room.
Mr. Key stated there was a 2 -inch sleeve under the drive. He
further stated that at the present time the church did not desire
telephone service but they had put the sleeve under the drive in
case they decided to have telephone service in the future.
DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
Mr. Bunn noted there was a waterline planned along Deane Solomon
Road but he did not know the exact location.
Mr. Key stated he had talked with someone in the Engineering
Department and found there was an 8 -inch stub on Mt. Comfort
stubbed across to Deane Solomon. He further noted there was a 6 -
inch on Highway 112 and an 8 -inch on Shiloh Drive. He noted there
was a 10 foot utility easement across the south side of the
property for access.
Mr. Bunn stated the planning had gone further on the 36 -inch line
but did not believe the line would coincide with the church's
timing. He noted they would require the dedication of an easement
but he did need to review the plans before locating the easement.
He further noted they would need an additional five feet easement
along the road. He explained he would discuss the matter with Mr.
Key after talking with the engineers regarding the water line.
Mr. Key stated they had sent certified letters to the adjoining
property owners for notification.
ALETT LITTLE - PLANNING DIRECTOR
Ms. Little asked the size of the auditorium. She noted there would
need to be 1 parking space for every 40 square feet. She asked if
they were planning any classrooms.
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Mr. Key stated the project would be just one assembly area with two
rooms at the back, together with an entry and restrooms.
Ms. Little stated she believed the parking was laid out very well
but she would like to see some landscaping in the parking lot.
Mr. Key stated they had planned to utilize the trees currently
existing on the property.
PERRY FRANKLIN - TRAFFIC DIVISION
Mr. Franklin pointed out that under the ordinance any trees or
shrubbery, etc. could not be over 30 inches in height within•25
feet of the entrance/exit or, if they were large trees, the limbs
needed to be removed for the first eight feet.
Ms. Little asked the size of their proposed sign.
Mr. Key stated it would be located on the west side of the building
and was 3 foot by 4 foot.
Ms. Little stated that would be within code.
• Mr. Bunn noted the easements would need to be dedicated by separate
instrument.
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LARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT - REGENCY "7" MOTEL
LEONARD GABBARD - N OF OLD FARMINGTON RD, W OF SHILOH
The last item reviewed was a large scale development for Regency
"7" Motel presented by Leonard Gabbard on behalf of Terry Dill for
property north of Highway 62 and west of Shiloh. The property is
zoned C-2, Thoroughfare Commercial.
Mr. Gabbard explained Mr. Dill owned other motels in the area (2 in
Springdale, 1 in Rogers and 1 in Bentonville). He noted they had
to divide the subject motel into three units due to the geography
of the lot.
RICK EVANS - ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS
Mr. Evans stated they would need to work with them on the gas link-
up located on the south side of the property.
LARRY WINKLER - SWEPCO
Mr. Winkler stated he had checked the transmission line and there
were guywires running along the west side of the property line. He
further stated they would need an easement. He stated it was
possible there was already an existing 50 foot easement along Old
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Farmington Road. He further stated that was currently being
checked and he would notify Mr. Gabbard as soon as he found out.
He asked how they wanted to service the buildings.
Mr. Gabbard stated there were mechanical chases down all of the
buildings and a mechanical room in the southernmost building.
Mr. Winkler stated they would determine the most feasible location.
He further stated they could not require any further easements. He
also pointed out that the location of the dumpster might not be a
good one due to the guywires. He suggested Mr. Gabbard check on
the location.
DALE CHEATUM - SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
Mr. Cheatum noted they would need a 4 -inch pipe from the mechanical
room out to the property line on Shiloh.
DON BUNN - CITY ENGINEER
Mr. Bunn requested a right-of-way easement along Old Farmington
Road. He also noted Shiloh was on the route of the 36 -inch water
line. He gave Mr. Gabbard the name of an engineer to contact
regarding the water line.
It was also noted there was a Contel line running
Mr. Bunn noted there was a water line along Old
which to obtain water.
Mr. Gabbard explained they were also planning on
line along Old Farmington.
ALETT LITTLE - PLANNING DIRECTOR
along Shiloh.
Farmington from
using the sewer
Ms. Little stated the parking looked good. She commented they had
reduced their setback to 25 feet by including the plantings. She
noted that, since the sign was going to be located on the right-of-
way, it could not exceed 10 square feet. She stated her office
would work with the developer on the sign. She suggested it could
be set back and they could have a larger sign.
Mr. Bunn also noted they needed to show the adjacent property
owners on the plat.
PERRY FRANKLIN - TRAFFIC DIVISION
Mr. Franklin asked if they had talked to the solid waste
department. He explained they did require a concrete pad.
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Mr. Gabbard stated the entire area by the dumpster would be
concrete.
Mr. Franklin stated the Arkansas Highway Department was in the
process of putting up the blue informational signs along the
highway. He suggested they contact the highway department for a
sign.
The meeting was adjourned at 11:10 a.m.
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 - T.HOMAS BAYLEY (LSD) 192
BILLY BROWN ESTATE (LS #1, 2 & 3) 190
BIO -TECH - DALE BENEDICT (LSD) 70
BRADFORD PLACE APARTMENTS - LINDS'EY FAMILY TRUST (LSD) 194
BROOKHOLLOW FIRST ADDITION "-9&c 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)7--
CROSSOVER
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)
18
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
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
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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)
146
144
ZION ROAD APARTMENTS - KIM FUGITT (LSD) 141
ZION PLACE - JOHN & LORA DEAN (PP) 106
ZION PLACE - JOHN LARGENT (FP) 116
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