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boa_03 17 1969LITTLE ROCK BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MINUTES MARCH 17,1969_. MEMBERS PRESENT Dave Grundfest, Chairman Scott Farrell L.Dickson Flake Darrell Dover MEMBER ABSENT W. Finley Williams STAFF PRESENT John L. Taylor Louis E. Barber Leon E. Sneed Dorothy J. Riffel OTHERS PRESENT Perry Whitmore, Asst. City Attorney 2:00 P.M. There being a quorum present, the meeting was called to order by the Chairman at 2:00 P.M. A motion was made for approval of the minutes as mailed, which was seconded and passed unanimously. Action was taken as follows: Tract No. 1 - Z-2270 Applicant: Gulf Oil Company Location: 1401 Broadway Description: Lot 1 and the North 35 feet of Lot 2, Block 200, Original City Classification: "F"-Commercial District Variance: Requests a Variance from the Front Yard Setback Provisions of Section 43-15 of the Code of Ordinances to permit addition of canopy to existing service station. Mr. W. B. Young, real estate representative for Gulf Oil Company, was present. There were no objectors. He stated that they want to improve the present building and to install the canopy over the existing pump island. A motion was made for approval of the application, which was seconded and passed. Board of Adjustment Minutes March 17,1969 Tract No. 2 - Z-2271 Applicant: Location: Description: Classification: Variance: Gulf Oil Company 5601 Kavanaugh Boulevard Long legal "F"-Commercial District Requests a Variance from the Front Yard Setback Provisions of Section 43-15 of the Code of Ordinances to permit addition of canopy to existing service station Mr. W. B. Young, real estate representative of Gulf Oil Company, was present. There were no objectors. Mr. Young stated that the existing pump island is approximately 6 feet from the right-of-way, and their plan is to bring the canopy to the outer edge of the pump island making it necessary to request a variance from the front yard setback provisions.A motion was made that the application be ap raved ra ided that new curb and gutter be constructed on the east side of the property (Tor Street), and the layout to be approved by the Staff. The motion was seconded and passed. Tract No. 3 - Z-1469 Applicant: A. C. Aaron by Peoples Savings & Loan Assn. Location: 103 North 'Rodney Parham Road Description: Lots B & C Aaron Addition Classification: "E-l" Quiet Business District Variance: Requests a Variance from the Sign Area Provisions of Section 43-6 of the Code of Ordinances to permit construction of signs in excess of permitted size. Mr. Tom Trimble, attorney, was present representing the Peoples Savings and Loan Association. He said that the application is self-explanatory; that the area is generally pretty well established as being commercial. They would like two signs, one on West Markham Street on the southwest corner of Lot B, and the other one on Rodney Parham Road in the northwest corner. These, he said, would be in keeping with the general character of the neighborhood. At the present time the building which is located on Lot C will be the building which will be used for the Savings and Loan Branch office if their plans develop, with entrance from either Rodney Parham or West Markham Street. They want to use double-faced signs in each location 8 feet above the ground level. The building on Lot B will be removed. A motion was made that in light of the fact that most of the area across the street is commercial, and the other side borders on residential property, the sign on Rodney Parham Road not be further northwest than the middle of the property, and not further west than the middle of the property on West Markham Street; that the proposed sizes be approved, and setback on :Rodney Parham Road be 8 feet in line with current building line that is there, and the setback on West Markham Street be 10 feet. The motion was amended to allow the Staff latitude to adjust the line on Rodney Parham Road as far as 10 feet further to the northwest if in its discretion it should be done. The amended motion was seconded and passed. Mr. Dover disquali- fied himself, and did not vote. There were no objectors. Page -2- Board of Adjustment Minutes - March 17 1969 Tract No. 4 - Z-2269 Applicant: Wickard and Company Location: #24 Strickland Cove Description: Lots 7, 8, 9, Strickland Cove Addition Classification: "D"-Apartment District Variance: Requests Variances as follows: (1) From the Area Provisions of Section 43-21-H(b) of the Code of Ordinances to permit parking in Front Yard Space (2) From the Rear Yard Provisions of Sec. 43-13-(2) of the Code of Ordinances to permit structure in rear yard space (3) From the Main Structure Provisions of Sec. 43-2-(5) of the Code of Ordinances to permit more than one building on a lot. Mr. Bill Graham, Engineer, was present representing the -applicant. There were no objectors. Mr. Graham indicated that the applicant is asking for a waiver of the rear yard space and permission to put more than one structure on one lot; that they have 63,000 square feet and will build 28 apartment units on the property. There i6 a 50 foot gas- line easement in front of the property which precludes building any permanent structure there, but could be used for parking which has a ratio of 1�-J to 1 which is above the City's requirements. The back of the property line is 29 feet from the building proper, but in the rear of the building will be a patio and a one-story storage area which will be within 20 feet of the property line. He said they would construct a 6" hard -stand surface for access for fire equipment and emergency vehicles. He was questioned about arrangements for garbage and trash containers and locations which he agreed to furnish and the details to be worked out with the Staff and Sanitation Department. This would include screening and garbage containers located at each corner of the building site. A motion was made for approval of the waiver of rear yard space, and for more than one structure approved according to the plat identified as 1035, the provisions that there will be a roll-over curb on either side of the drive provided for fire vehicles; a 6" hard -stand provided around the building for Fire Department access, that two parking spaces be removed to afford better turning movements in the parking area and better serve fire equipment; that garbage containers be screened with a permanent type masonry or stone construction, and the location be worked out by the Staff and Sanitation Department. The motion was seconded and passed. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 3:00 P.M. 40F f f - .IHN L, AYLOR, Secretary. �sW_ a 4 D. Page -3-