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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-07-09 - Minutes• MINUTES OF A SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE MEETING The Subdivision Committee of the. Planning Commission of Fayetteville, Arkansas, met at 3:00 P.M., Tuesday, July 9, 1974, in the City Manager's Office, City Administration Building, Fayetteville, Arkansas. MEMBERS PRESENT: Chairman Ernest Jacks, Helen Edmiston, Al Hughes. OTHERS PRESENT: David McWethy, Linda Jackson, Bobbie Jones. The first topic discussed concerned a request submitted by Dr. J. B. Hays and Johnie Bassett for an access (driveway) onto Highway 71 approximately J.B.HAYS 350 feet South of Zion Road. Bobbie Jones said that this portion of the & JQ.HNIE BASSETT highway is designated con utf ed acce4a and that Ordinance 1661 states there shall be no private accesses to the highway. She said that Dr. Hays had already obtained a driveway permit from the Arkansas Highway Department before coming to her office. It was the feeling of the Committee that the request should be denied and that the developer should be required to construct an access road. The second topic of discussion concerned the DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC on Lollar Lane and Trenton Boulevard. Bobbie Jones suggested drainage be discussed since the Street Superintendent had had some comments concerning drainage. She also said that the Board of Adjustment had approved a setback of 23 feet with the condition that they remove the angle parking presently on Lollar Lane when the building to the West of the existing clinic is removed. They were given a year from the date of completion of the new building in which to do this. There is also an additional 5 ft. of right-of-way needed on both Trenton Boulevard and Lollar Lane. The Committee was prepared to recommend approval of the plan with a requirement for 5 ft. of additional right-of-way on Trenton and Lollar and with drainage to be worked out with the Street Superintendent. DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC 675 Lollar Lane Hamopah, Inc. L.S.Development The Committee next reviewed a request submitted by A. K. (Kenneth) A K (KENNETH) PIPPIN Pippin on a conditional request for a tandem lot behind 1649 Cleveland Tandem Lot Street. Mr. Jacks noted that the Plat Review Committee minutes Cleveland Street indicated that the utility companies wanted a 15 ft. easement down the East property line because their services are on the North side of Cleveland. Also, the Street Superintendent has requested an additional 10 ft. of right-of-way off the North side of the property for Cleveland Street. Bobbie Jones explained that there is presently 30 feet of right-of-way North of the quarter -quarter line and nearby the street is centered on that line. Mr. Powell was asking for a full 60 ft. street that would be centered on the quarter -quarter section line. Whether to request Mr. Pippin to give right -of -war for the future extension of Lewis Avenue was discussed. Also, how much right-of-way to request. Because of the presence of a high pressure gas line, 50 ft. could come off this property; but this would not align the right-of-way of Lewis Avenue North and South of Cleveland. It was decided that 36 ft. off the West side of this property would allow for a well -aligned street in the future if Lewis Avenue were widened 5 ft. on either side North of Cleveland. The Committee reviewed a large scaledevelopment plan to build a LONG JOHN SILVER'S Long John Silver's seafood restaurant on the Northwest corner of Sycamore & College Sycamore and College. It was noted that the Street Superintendent L.S.Development had requested 30 ft. of right-of-way dedication North of the centerline of Sycamore Street; Howell Trumbo, representative, had decided to remove the Subdivision Committee -2- 7-9-74 future building to the West of the Long John Silver's from.the Plan rather than to provide a utility easement requested byone of the utility companies. .He had also noted on the.plans.that the proposed sign would conform to the sign regulations. Al Hughes raised the question of how much Property they were acquiring for Long John Silver's. He had heard that all of the Property shown on the Plan was not being sold. The Committee decided to recommend aPProval of the Plan with a requirement for 30 ft. of right-of-way from the centerline of Sycamore Street; that the building to the West be removed from the plan; and to check with the representative on how much property was being sold and whether or not a waiver of subdivision requirements needed to be processed. The meeting was adjourned at 3:45 P.M. •