HomeMy WebLinkAboutITEM NO. A-333November 15, 2018
ITEM NO. 11: FILE NO.: A-333
NAME: CP&T Lawson Annexation
REQUEST: Accept 0.65 acres plus or minus to the City
LOCATION: behind 12620 Lawson Road
SOURCE: Doug Berry, agent - Central Termite and Pest Control
GENERAL INFORMATION:
The County Judge’s Annexation Order was filed on October 1, 2018.
The property is undeveloped and wooded.
There is a single property owner of the area requesting annexation.
The annexation request is contiguous to the City of Little Rock along its
eastern boundary.
The annexation request is to obtain City services.
The area is generally triangular is shape, with the eastern boundary being
some 339 feet, northwestern 228 feet and the southwestern side some
256 feet.
The site is zoned for PD-C, Planned District Commercial. The proposed
use is office warehouse for a termite and pest control business.
AGENCY COMMENTS:
Public Safety:
Fire: No Comment Received.
Police: No Comment Received.
Infrastructure and Community Facilities:
Rock Region METRO Transit: No Comment Received.
Parks and Recreation: No Comment Received.
Public Works: Little Rock Public Works Department has indicated they have no
issues or concerns with the proposed annexation. Little Rock Solid Waste has
indicated no issues or concerns with the proposed annexation.
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Pulaski County Planning: No Comment Received.
Arkansas Geographic Information Office: AGIO expressed no concerns with the
annexation and noted the applicant had followed ARK CODE 14 -40-101.
Utilities:
Central Arkansas Water (CAW): No Comment Received.
Entergy: No Comment Received.
Reliant-Energy: No Comment Received.
Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority (LRWRA): No Comment Received.
AT&T: No Comment Received.
Schools:
Little Rock: No Comment Received.
The annexation area is not within the Little Rock School District.
Pulaski County Special: No Comment Received.
The annexation area is within the Pulaski County Special School District.
ANALYSIS:
The area has been continuous to the City since September 1982 when the land
to the east was annexed as part of a general election annexation to ‘square off’
and add areas which had developed beyond the City Limits. The annexation
used the boundary between Sections 21 and 20 of Township 1 North, Range 13
West as the boundary. This resulted in the front of this tract being annexed but
left the back approximately 0.6 acres outside the City. The owner wish es to
develop the property and said the proposed structure would cross the current
City Limits. Thus they are requesting the remaining portion of their land be
brought into the City of Little Rock.
The front portion (within the City) has been cleared and is undeveloped but the
back portion (outside the city) remains wooded and undeveloped. There is
approximately a 6-foot slope within the annexation around and 8-foot slope for
the entire tract. This slope is from the northwest to the southeast across the tract
and toward Lawson Road.
The tract is zoned PDC (Planned District Commercial) to allow an office
warehouse development for a pest control company. To the southwest is a new
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Dollar General store zoned PCD (Planned Commercial District). To the northeast
are several single-family homes zoned R-2 (Single Family District). Beyond that
is the office and materials yard for Kinco Contractors (zoned Planned District
Commercial - PDC) at the southwest corner of the Colonel Glenn Road - Lawson
Road intersection. On the east side of Lawson Road there is a convenience
store (Joe’s Grocery) and two homes all zoned R-2 (Single Family District), with
the remainder of the area zoned for commercial uses. A portion of the
commercially zoned land is already developed with two auto dealerships and a
convenience store.
The county review has found that the annexation area meets all the requirements
for annexation – is contiguous, petitioners represent majority of the land to be
annexed, the land will be used for an urban purpose and the documents filed are
correct and accurate representations of the area. The Pulaski County Judge
approved the annexation with Order 2018-019.
There are no streets involved with this annexation (the annexation in 1982 which
brought the front portion of the tract into the City also included Lawson Road at
this location). The proposed use is non-residential thus solid waste will be a
private service not one provided by the City. At the time of construction
boundary street improvements will be required by the City Public Works
Department. The proposed use is non-residential therefore waste disposal will
be by private contract.
The closest fire station (Station 14) is located at 8121 Colonel Glenn Road to the
northeast of the annexation area. From this station via existing streets is just
approximately 2.9 miles to the annexation area. Currently both Fire and Police
serve property both northeast and southwest of this property, which have
structures on them.
There is a 16-in water main in Lawson Road along the frontage of the tract of
which this annexation is a part. The closest sewer line is an 8-in line that
services the dollar store adjacent to the tract of which this annexation is a part.
Any extension of water or wastewater lines from the existing service mains to
serve this property will be at the cost of the developer/property owner.
Staff Recommendation:
Approval
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