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From: Malone, Walter
Sent: Monday, October 03, 2016 8:09 AM
To: 'Jeff Hathaway'
Subject: RE: Letter from Jeff Hathaway on behalf of owner we represent
We are a long way from a public hearing on this matter.
We did discuss the package and comments received. And your request to be removed from the package is going to be
honored. All those still in the package will get a mailing later this month on when the public hearing will be.
Walter Malone, AICP
Planning Manager
From: Jeff Hathaway [mailto:"eff hathawa rou .com]
Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2016 4:49 PM
To: Malone, Walter
Cc: Stacey Moore
Subject: RE: Letter from Jeff Hathaway on behalf of owner we represent
Walter I just tried to reach you by phone and discovered you are out of the office until Monday.
I just wanted to follow up on my September 9th letter to you, and ask you if the referenced change in Land Use
Plan designation is going to be considered at an upcoming public hearing. If it is, I would like to know the
details of the meeting in advance.
Thank you; I look forward to hearing back from you.
Jeff Hathaway
From: Stacey Moore
Sent: Friday, September 9, 2016 3:27 PM
To: wmalone@Iittlerock.or�
Cc: Jeff Hathaway <ieff2hathawaygroup.com>
Subject: Letter from Jeff Hathaway on behalf of owner we represent
Importance: High
Walter— per Jeff Hathaway's email earlier today, here is the letter he mentioned to
Stacey Moore
Coldwell Banker Commercial Hathaway Group
srnoore@hathawaygroup.com
501.978.4961 direct
501.529.4961 cell
501.663.5408 fax
Malone, Walter
From: Mark Bingman <mbingman@rpmrealty,com>
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2016 4:26 PM
To: Malone, Walter
Subject: 12297 Interstate 30
Mr. Malone,
RPM Group represents the Clay Family LLC that currently owns 12297 Interstate 30. ( 1-30 Speedway )
In regards to your letter dated August 10, 2016, we would like it to be known that we do NOT wish for the Land Use to
be changed and therefore be left as it is at this present time.
Thank you for your consideration.
Mark Bingman, agent for Clay Family LLC.
Mark A. Bingman, MCR
VP/Executive Broker
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Malone, Walter
From: Stacey Moore <smoore@hathawaygroup.com>
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2016 3:27 PM
To: Malone, Walter
Cc: Jeff Hathaway
Subject: Letter from Jeff Hathaway on behalf of owner we represent
Attachments: Malone Walter Itr 09092016.pdf
Importance: High
Walter — per Jeff Hathaway's email earlier today, here is the letter he mentioned to you.
Stacey Moore
Coldwell Banker Commercial Hathaway Group
smoore@hathawaygroup.com
501.978.4961 direct
501.529.4961 cell
501.663.5408 fax
COLDWELL BANKER COMMERCIAL
HATHAWAY GROUP
2100 RIVERDALE, SUITE 100
LITTLE ROCK, AR 72202
POST OFFICE BOX 3730
LITTLE ROCK, AR 72203-3730
BUSINESS 501.663.5400
FAX 501.663,5408
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September 9, 2016
Walter Malone, AICP
Planning Manager
City of LR Planning and Development
723 West Markham Street
Little Rock, AR 72201-1334
Via Email: wmalone(a.littlerock.or);
SUBJECT: Land Use Plan — Proposed Changes
Dear Walter:
I represent the Martin family (Mary Frances Branton, James Fee Martin, Freida Martin, and Agnes Louise
Martin) with regard to approximately 16 acres at the northwest corner of Mabelvale Pike and Sibley Hole
Road in Little Rock. You wrote to my clients on August 10, 2016 regarding a proposed change to the City
of Little Rock's Future Land Use Plan which would, if approved, change the Land Use Plan designation
for my client's property from Light Industrial (LI) to Service Trade District (STD). The Case number is
LU 16-02-04. They have authorized me to send this letter addressing their position regarding the proposed
changes.
My clients are against the proposed change for the following reasons:
1. They understand and acknowledge your letter's statement that this proposed change would not
change the zoning or currently allowable uses of the property. However, this property is being
actively marketed for sale and they prefer for the Light Industrial designation to remain in effect
because it is more in line with the zoning classifications that fit the most likely use and
development of this land. The current zoning of R-2 is not realistic for this property and is
already in conflict with the Future Land Use Plan. Therefore, a change in zoning for this property
is very likely in the future. The Planning Commission and planning staff often refer to and base
recommendations and decisions on the Future Land Use Plan when considering requests for
zoning changes. The LI designation is more likely to be consistent with a zoning change
requested in the future by a buyer of my clients' property.
2. The Land Use Plan Definition for STD is more narrowly defined than that for LI and it clearly
envisions an office component within any development of the property, which is less realistic
than the industrial uses mentioned in the Land Use Definition for LI.
3. The Land Use Definition for STD makes clear that a Planned Zoning District will be required for
any development not wholly office, which is not an automatic requirement with Ll. While it's
possible that a PZD would be utilized to achieve a zoning change under LI, it's not an absolute
requirement. A "wholly office" development of this land is not likely, so effectively this proposed
Land Use Plan change would make a PZD a necessity for development of this property.
4. Because of its proximity to the interstate highway and the extensive commercial and industrial
development to the east, west, and north of the subject property, Light Industrial has always
seemed a very appropriate Land Use designation for this property, and still does.
Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated.
Walter Malone, AICP
September 9, 2016
Page 2
Because of the reasons stated above, the owners of this property do not think the property development
patterns in the area warrant a Land Use Plan change for their tract of land, and they respectfully ask that
the property retain its current Light Industrial land use designation.
Sincerely,
Jeffrey R. Hathaway, CCIM, SIOR
President
Malone, Walter
From: Per m>
Sent: _a Se tember 08, 2016 10:30 P
To: Malone,
Subject: Future Land Use Plan
To whom it may concern:
In regards to the cities future land use plan in the area of Alexander, as owner/taxpayer of three parcels of land located
on the eastbound service road of 1-30, 1 am NOT in favor of the "Future Land Use Plan" changing from MCI to STD.
The area is and has been commercial/industrial for years. Such a change can have drastic impact on the current
businesses that are generating significant tax dollars for the city.
In a letter dated 8/10/2016 the city of Little Rock mentions, the fact that the service road is one directional will limit the
commercial traffic. A statement of that nature indicates lack of knowledge and research. Its rare to find bidirectional
service roads inside most city limits. Additionally Commercial Businesses in our area on 1-30 are thriving.
The Service Trade District will not be beneficial in our area. The city needs to consider alternative locations for
developing Service Trade and continue to improve support for the current Commercial/Industrial Trade.
Regards,
Perry Konis
Export Marine
501-348-9545
www.exportma ri neinc.com
Malone, Walter
From: Pete Hornibrook <phornibrook@rpmrealty.com>
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2016 12:05 PM
To: Malone, Walter
Subject: Land use plan I30
Mr. Malone Thank you for meeting with me regarding the new 130 Land Use Plan.
I represent the Craig family interest which consist of approximately 28 ac. They do not
Want to have their property included in the proposed 130 land use plan.
Thank You for your consideration in this matter. Please find my contact info below.
Pete Hornibrook
President/CEO
RPM Group
RPM
iGROUP-
1501 N. University Avenue, Suite 800
Little Rock, Arkansas 72207
(501) 664-7807 1 fax: 501-664-0104
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Red Gate Liquor
13325 INTERSTATE 30 Ln -TLE Rocv, ARKANSAS 72209 455-M12
August 19, 2016
To; City of Little Rock Planning and Development
Pete Hornibrook has my permission to speak as my representative regarding my property on Interstate
30.
Sincerely,
l
Druetta Craig
Malone, Walter
From: BJ Wyrick <BJ.Wyrick@arkansas,gov>
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2016 9:16 AM
To: Malone, Walter
Subject: 10624 Alexander Road
My family does not feel this land use change is in the best interest of the future plans for this location. We do
not want to change the land use plan.
BJ Wyrick
Department of Information Systems
Office 501.682.4907 Cell 501.658.9767
bi.wyrick arkginsas.goy
Malone, Walter
From: Joey Dean <jdean@flakeandkelley.com>
Sent: Friday, August 12, 2016 4:18 PM
To: Malone, Walter
Cc: 'John Steuri'; John Flake; 'Frank E. Westerman'; 'Lewis Mahoney'
Subject: 11610 Vimy Ridge Road
Walter,
Thanks so much for speaking with me this afternoon about the City's Future Land Use Plan as it pertains to the above
address. Although I do understand that the change in the current Land Use Plan would not impact zoning, my clients
and I do have a concern that it could impact our ability to market and find the appropriate user for the building based on
perception alone. As an example and as I mentioned, we are currently working with an international company that has
expressed an interest in and toured this facility on numerous occasions. This would be their first investment in the U.S.
and any such change in the City's Land Use Plan for this property could likely eliminate it from consideration. This is a
project that we have been working on for months with the Arkansas Economic Development Commission, the Governor,
Mayor Stodola and the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce. Furthermore, it would likely make any
manufacturing user very nervous about occupying the building for a long period of time, which I know is not the intent
of this effort because these companies tend to employ many people and have a significant economic impact of the City
and the region.
Again, I appreciate you spending time with me on the phone this afternoon and respectfully request, on behalf of my
clients, that the address of 11610 Vimy Ridge Road be removed from the Future Land Use Plan. Thank you and let me
know if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Joey Dean
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