HomeMy WebLinkAboutZ-3407-A Staff AnalysisMay 3, 1994
ITEM NO_: 8 FILE NO.: 2--3407-A
NAME: ENTERGY FIVE-YEAR MASTER PLAN -- SITE PLAN REVIEW
LOCATION: On the east side of Fourche Dam Pike (AKA Thibault
Road), approximately 0.4 mile south of Frazier Pike
DEVELOPER:
ENGINEER:
AP&L/ENTERGY SERVICES James E. Ford, P.E.
P. O. Box 8082 AP&L/ENTERGY SERVICES
Little Rock, AR 72203 P. O. Box 8082
377-4428 Little Rock, AR 72203
377-4428
AREA: 117 ACRES NUMBER OF LOTS: 2 FT. NEW STREET: 0
ZONING• I-3
PLANNING DISTRICT: 25
CENSUS TRACT: 40.03
VAR! ANCE$_ REQUESTED: None
STATEMENT OF PROPOSAL:
PROPOSED USES: Industrial
The applicant proposes a 5 -year master plan for expansion of the
existing development at their Little Rock Port Industrial Park
site. The proposal outlines site development options for the
west 49 acres of the 117 -acre tract to include future
construction of 5 additional buildings on the site. The
construction of one of the buildings, the "T&D Systems" building
is immanent. The applicant proposes to provide the required
stormwater detention for the 49 acre site and the required
improvements to Fourche Dam Pike/Thibault Rd. during the
construction of the "T&D" building. The master site development
plan to cover anticipated development over the next 5 years is
submitted in order to facilitate planning for future development
at the Port site, and to gain approval of the site planning for
the "T&D" building for which a building permit is being sought at
this time. The east 68 acre tract is not included in the
request, and no work to the boundary street to the east, Frazier
Pike, is proposed. No waivers or variances are requested.
A. PROPOSAL/REQUEST:
Approval by the Planning Commission is sought for a master
site plan for further development of the AP&L/Entergy.
facility at the Little Rock Port Industrial Park on the west
49 acre tract fronting on Fourche Dam Pike/Thibault Rd. The
construction of the "T&D Systems" building is immanent, and-
May 3, 1994
SUBDIVISION
ITEM NO.: S Qn inued FILE O.: Z -3407-A
B.
approval of the multiple buildings site plan review is
requested. At the same time, to facilitate future
development planning, buildings which are proposed over the
next 5 years for construction are included for review at
this time. A total of 5 major buildings are indicated. The
applicant proposes to construct the required stormwater
detention for the 49 acre site during construction of the
"T&D" building, and to construct the Master Street Plan
required street improvements on Fourche Dam Pike/Thibault
Rd. at this same time. The east 68 acre tract, nor
improvements to Frazier Pike along the east tract, are
included in the current proposal. No variances or waivers
are requested.
EXISTING CONDITIONS:
The site is in the Little Rock Port Industrial Park, and 6
buildings currently occupy the site.
The existing zoning is I-3, with I-3 zoning on all abutting
land to the east, north, and west. The City Limits line
borders the site to the south.
C. ENGINEERING UTILITY COMMENTS:
Engineering notes that along Fourche Dam Pike/Thibault Rd.,
dedication of right-of-way will be required=to provide 30
feet from the centerline to the east. -One-half street
improvements to collector standard will be required along
this boundary street. When the portion of the site which
has frontage on Frazier Pike is developed, the Frazier Pike
right-of-way will need to be increased an additional 15 feet
and Master Street Plan improvements will be required.
Water Works reports that additional on-site fire protection
will be required. An acreage charge of $150 per acre will
apply. This charge has been paid for the 27 acres west of
the railroad tracks, but not for the remainder of the site,
so the fee will have to be paid prior to the development of
the additional area east of the tracks.
Wastewater reports that sewer is available and that there is
no adverse effect.
Arkansas Power and Light Co., Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.,
and Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. approved the submittal
without comment.
The Fire Department approved the submittal without comment.
Landscape review reports that
buffer areas proposed comply
requirements.
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the schematic landscape and
with the ordinance
May 3, 1994
SUBDIVISION
ITEM NO.: 8 (Continued) FILE NO.: Z -3407-A
D. ISSUES/LEGAL/TECHNICALIDESIGN:
There are no issues to be resolved.
E. ANALYSIS•
The site is a large tract with good separation of the
buildings and good traffic circulation. There are no
deficiencies in the submittal, and the applicant proposes to
meet all ordinance requirements.
F. STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS:
Staff recommends approval of the site plan.
SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE COMMENT:
(APRIL 14, 1994)
Representatives of the applicant were present. Staff presented
the request; the applicant's representative outlined the scope of
the project. The committee reviewed with the applicant's
representatives the comments contained in the discussion outline.
The Committee then forwarded the item to the Commission for final
approval of the request.
PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION:
(MAY 31, 1994)
Staff reported that there are no issues to be resolved, and the
item was included on the Consent Agenda for approval. The item
was approved with the vote of 10 ayes, 0 nays, 1 absent, and
0 abstentions.
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May 3, 1994
ITEM NO_: 8 FILE NO.: Z -3407-A
NAME: ENTERGY FIVE-YEAR MASTER PLAN -- SITE PLAN REVIEW
LOCATION: On the east side of Fourche Dam Pike (AKA Thibault
Road), approximately 0.4 mile south of Frazier Pike
DEVELOPER:
ENGINEER•
AP&L/ENTERGY SERVICES James E. Ford, P.E.
P. O. Box 8082 AP&L/ENTERGY SERVICES
Little Rock, AR 72203 P. O. Box 8082
377-4428 Little Rock, AR 72203
377-4428
AREA: 117 ACRES NUMBER OF LOTS: 2 FT. NEWSTREET: 0
ZONING: I-3 PROPOSED USES: Industrial
PLANNING DISTRICT: 25
CENSUS TRACT: 40.03
VARIANCES REQUESTED: None
STATEMENT OF PROPOSAL:
The applicant proposes a 5 -year master plan for expansion of the
existing development at their Little Rock Port Industrial Park
site. The proposal outlines site development options for the
west 49 acres of the 117 -acre tract to include future
construction of 5 additional buildings on the site. The
construction of one of the buildings, the "T&D Systems" building
is immanent. The applicant proposes to provide the required
stormwater detention for the 49 acre site and the required
improvements to Fourche Dam Pike/Thibault Rd. during the
construction of the "T&D" building. The master site development
plan to cover anticipated development over the next 5 years is
submitted in order to facilitate planning for future development
at the Port site, and to gain approval of the site planning for
the "T&D" building for which a building permit is being sought at
this time. The east 68 acre tract is not included in the
request, and no work to the boundary street to the east, Frazier
Pike, is proposed. No waivers or variances are requested.
A. PROPOSAL/REQUEST:
Approval by the Planning Commission is sought for a master
site plan for further development of the AP&L/Entergy.
facility at the Little Rock Port Industrial Park on the west
49 acre tract fronting on Fourche Dam Pike/Thibault Rd. The
construction of the "T&D Systems" building is immanent, and-
May 3, 1994
SUBDIVISION
ITEM NO.: 8 (Continued) FILE NO.: Z -3407-A
B.
approval of the multiple buildings site plan review is
requested. At the same time, to facilitate future
development planning, buildings which are proposed over the
next 5 years for construction are included for review at
this time. A total of 5 major buildings are indicated. The
applicant proposes to construct the required stormwater
detention for the 49 acre site during construction of the
"T&D" building, and to construct the Master Street Plan
required street improvements on Fourche Dam Pike/Thibault
Rd. at this same time. The east 68 acre tract, nor
improvements to Frazier Pike along the east tract, are
included in the current proposal. No variances or waivers
are requested.
EXISTING CONDITIONS:
The site is in the Little Rock Port Industrial Park, and 6
buildings currently occupy the site.
The existing zoning is I-3, with I-3 zoning on all abutting
land to the east, north, and west. The City Limits line
borders the site to the south.
C. ENGINEERING/UTILITY COMMENTS:
Engineering notes that along Fourche Dam Pike/Thibault Rd.,
dedication of right-of-way will be required -to provide 30
feet from the centerline to the east. One-half street
improvements to collector standard will be required along
this boundary street. When the portion of the site which
has frontage on Frazier Pike is developed, the Frazier Pike
right-of-way will need to be increased an additional 15 feet
and Master Street Plan improvements will be required.
Water Works reports that additional on-site fire protection
will be required. An acreage charge of $150 per acre will
apply. This charge has been paid for the 27 acres west of
the railroad tracks, but not for the remainder of the site,
so the fee will have to be paid prior to the development of
the additional area east of the tracks.
Wastewater reports that sewer is available and that there is
no adverse effect.
Arkansas Power and Light Co., Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.,
and Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. approved the submittal
without comment.
The Fire Department approved the submittal without comment.
Landscape review reports that
buffer areas proposed comply
requirements.
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the schematic landscape and
with the ordinance
May 3, 1994
SUBDIVISION
ITEM NO.: 8 (Continued) FILE NO.: Z -3407-A
D. ISSUESILEGALITECHNICALIDESIGN:
There are no issues to be resolved.
E_ ANALYSIS•
The site is a large tract with good separation of the
buildings and good traffic circulation. There are no
deficiencies in the submittal, and the applicant proposes to
meet all ordinance requirements.
F. STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS:
Staff recommends approval of the site plan.
SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE COMMENT: (APRIL 14, 1994)
Representatives of the applicant were present. Staff presented
the request; the applicant's representative outlined the scope of
the project. The committee reviewed with the applicant's
representatives the comments contained in the discussion outline.
The Committee then forwarded the item to the Commission for final
approval of the request.
PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION: (MAY 3, 1994)
Staff reported that there are no issues to be resolved, and the
item was included on the Consent Agenda for approval. The item
was approved with the vote of 10 ayes, 0 nays, 1 absent, and
0 abstentions.
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