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LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS COMMUNICATION
APRIL 16, 2019 AGENDA
Subject A334 —Potlatch - Action Required Approved By
Deltic 2019 Hwy 10
Ordinance
Resolution
Submitted By: Approval
Information Report
Planning and Development Bruce Moore
City Manager
SYNOPSIS Annexation 334, some thirteen and a quarter acres,
along the south side of Highway 10 east of the Joe T
Robison Middle and High Schools (the 20200 and
2100 blocks of Highway 10 (Cantrell Road)).
FISCAL IMPACT None at this
RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends approval. The Planning Commission
recommended approval at the hearing of March 14, 2019.
BACKGROUND
The area has been contiguous to the City since July 1997.
The back (southern portion) is wooded and the northern
portion is partially cleared. There is an almost 30 -foot
increase in elevation from Highway 10 (Cantrell Road) to
the south boundary of the area. The land is currently
zoned R-2, Single Family District with the northern portion
along Highway 10 shown for either Medium Density
Residential (west) or Suburban Office (east) on the City's
Future Land Use Plan. The southern portion of the
annexation area was included in a single-family
preliminary plat just over a year ago.
To the south and southwest of the annexation area is this
developing single - family subdivision (Caurel). To the
southeast is the developed Bronte single-family
subdivision. To the west is a Planned Office District for
the campus of Joe T Robinson High and Middle Schools.
North of the annexation area, across Cantrell Road, is land
zoned R-2, Single Family, was once the site of `Camp
Grundy'. To the east is a C-1, Neighborhood Commercial
zoned tract and several R-2, Single Family tracts outside
the City Limits.
There is just short of 1000 linear feet of Highway 10 that
will become part of the City of Little Rock with this
annexation. This reduces the 'gap' of Highway 10 not in
the City to between 600 and 700 linear feet. There are two
homes, a business /residence and a quasi - public use that
will remain outside of the City after this annexation. Just
less than 3 acres will remain outside the side the City after
the annexation. With any future `improvements' to the
road, the City will become responsible for the `local
match' funding. Currently the land is undeveloped and
will not have any solid waste demands. The Public Works
Department has indicated they have no issues or concerns
with this annexation request.
There is a 16-in and a 12-in water main in the right of way
for Highway 10 (Cantrell Road. There is also a 12-in water
main in the right of way for Northfield Drive to the south.
There is a 10-inch sewer main just south of the annexation
area within the ownership of the applicant. 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.
The closest fire station is located at 17000 Chenal Valley
Drive to the southeast of the area. From this station via
existing streets is approximately 4 miles to the annexation
area. The Little Rock Police Department has indicated
they have no issues or concerns with the proposed
annexation. The police have patrol responsibility of
developments both east and west of the annexation area.
There are currently no structures on the land required
service.