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MINUTES OF A SUBDIVISION MEETING
A meeting of the Fayetteville Subdivision Committee was held on Thursday
March 20, 1986 in Room 111 of the City Administration Building, 113
West Mountain Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas.
MEMBERS PRESENT:
MEMBERS ABSENT:
Ernie Jacks, Stan Green and B. J. Dow
Sue Madison
AMP - LARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT
3000 BLOCK OF N. COLLEGE - BILL LICHLYTER
Today's item of consideration was the large scale development plan
of AMP (Another Music Place) located in the 3000 block of N. College
immediately behind King Pizza. Property is zoned C-2, Thoroughfare
Commercial and is being represented by Angela Millsap for Bill Lichlyter.
Millsap noted there is an agreement between Lichlyter, Frank Farrish
and Arkansas Western Gas stating that the high pressure gas line which
runs under the proposed building will be re -located by the gas company.
Carlisle, Planning Director, advised that a letter of documentation
from the gas company may be included in the file.
Jacks inquired about the suggested possibility of the parking lot
being accessible from the adjacent Wal-Mart parking. Millsap advised
it is being negotiated.
Jacks asked about the overhang of the building which was shown extending
into the north side utility easement. Carlisle advised it has been
trimmed to meet the setback.
Carlisle advised the parking aisle has been increased to meet the
23' required between vehicles.
In answer to Jacks' question, Millsap indicated the intent of use
is to divide the structure into two or three businesses consisting
primarily of music concerns such as the sale of pianos and stereo
equipment.
Upon a request from Dow, Carlisle explained the history of this property
including a recently approved lot split and dedication of a 25' strip
of property along the north side of King Pizza which will serve as
access to this property as well as provide required street frontage.
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Subdivision Committee
March 20, 1986
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MOTION
Dow moved approval of this LSD subject to 1. a letter from the gas
company stating their intention to re -locate the above mentioned gas
line; 2. bumper stops for vehicles and directional arrows painted
on the ingress and interior parking lot to facilitate traffic flow.
Green noted he would abstain but offered comments. He expressed concern
regarding the requirement of directional arrows. He advised that
the ingress is not really a driveway and has been included for the
purpose of compliance with code requirements. Green suggested if
the arrows produce a more dangerous situation, it would require the
developer to approach the Commission once again for modification.
Jacks seconded Dow"s motion which passed 2-0-1, Green abstaining.
MINUTES
Green entered the following correction to the minutes of the March
6, 1986 meeting: Page 2, first full paragraph; "Green said the question
had not been answered as to what arrangements should be made for access
to Ernie Jacks Blvd. if the northern portion of this property is developed
by someone other than this developer"
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 4:30 P.M.
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