Loading...
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.
Home
My WebLink
About
Z-6181-A Application 2
N 10 �vz3 W 'L3 O 11)D �* p P'b O N L1. 'rh p CD0 CD CD r -L my ° Q cooa n p r r G Cn CD ;s (D P CA UQ t' CD Q �� O O n o r CD CD CD O r o N `C CD o r n Q Q� Or cY v' .� CD CD y CD (7 a r CD O .� `C CD �s V D v� , r O ... a� CD O �C oG `� r, �' 0 '►� (D O (� p- CD r. r+ CD O 'r3 ' Q '�' .. w C CD .i .�.. f0 m ri, — 0 � p '� �p .+. O �+, Q. .O b b �" CD �i ►O� < �' a" O b ,n `� vii �. 0 � o � CD On � C c!i vi O CD .-r ►+' � .�� �~ YOY.B�..� coo `s to c� �' �C O �• VJ p �1 ►•'• r -r �\ (D r •Z' t.r Ln h ►+• CD � N O ti A" n UQ CD►may r -t 'CD CD CD a on O .y �-' UQ �, �-'• �; CD Zr� r+ (J n ¢. CD ,r. (D .O CD i --F' o0 3 C3' O n C x o 01 G. ,� r+ fD ry A+ oo UOQ `3 .�� ¢' y CD (7 CSD ko� 'f+ o n C C3 �3' � O `C � r h� P O O R '� .T Go CD .'sy O vii .tet O x t� `� CD � O CD O �, 0 CD � phi �' -- pe O � Uq v�' N (D ¢ O UIQ 'C3 rN} C) 'fid A r Cp cD ►�*, �n cD n v'CD Q. `� �. '' O ' *� n , CD cn `C " O .+ 'CS v�' (D �t y CD CDCD r -r, 0 t H ,� CD n CCD (0 .�' � CSD GQ �: fD O �. C �o Cl. `CD Ln 0 CD SCD 0 OCD O VQ S� O OS+.rCD � - r+ CD CDGq D CD p �OS� En CNA CD r+ nO0 Zr O O CD cn CD uq �-nCD CD cn. (D k � ((D Ln N r cn N n C) O O vOi ��. Q: •O o (D (� .O W W o O CCDD CD� � O � n O `co Q `� � � � N � � (1D � En O O O �' �' Uq [n (D UQrnr O o UQ `% o Cc O A� CD (D n CD v' (RD ti N C7 O O' fi' cm O O G UQCD Ua "�, CD C n y n ' i� CD �! ,.r _ r+ to �+ N .O C O O O p W A� .� co O r. n •- ,�� A�. O ,nt `�� r r a' A� Q n n ►+, O R O ... Cp'. c�D O `Y X�1v7 C N O N O x �' O h S O p "s O ° R y r♦ y' CD CD r+ r r v, b fp O n C7 �, ' n p �. ~ �. �' A� n rt `t n cn P CD n O �0., GL v� r* O CD N CD n o O b O' CD �. O S M N 0 'Jd rte' O CD UQ O v' O ►ti y' * O cn In (D `ty .�� �. m (D N "' O v� ►+, C O CD O p.. cD p� �....] O n ". (�D '•' ""' �-s K' c�D ~ `L° X17 O �n .�'�. v��i a. CCD W [W CD O' n ¢; CD O '"�• ti CD Oma. �. '" a (� O Q' C Lv O CDCD 0 p ` W -0 CD ?,� �, op� O' `C O �. Q� in sCD CD co + t' �f�r'D IC p `C vii �+. y7 n tn„ Q 3� �• Vey (OD O r vim— n n. X „T, , , �+ �s , �+ Q ,ee� O t!�'' eo .•,. .:.. C G. pr ►y cD�J' S. `.� . CD p O ' * S?7 '� CD • UQ �' A� Q W n ¢' CD N COD CSD D d CSD W p ,ph '� o' "' , +, O v' N En <" w `C O D �pCD cr N C O 0 O. O O CD 'ph Kph CD, o P :7- r r CD `0 � (D CD � R- � cn O N N (D O • s cn G- CD 0 (D " (D n < O. 0 w r' A d p7 ~ CSD ' 0 ►w p 'L3 y aq14 0 O 0 z � 0 CL n nCD ❑ 1^-+ O U] G O R. a Y p CCC UO 0 ID � 00 0. 20 cc ' ► C (bJ 'e [ O. "�* �� e ID O M rte* ro suCD `-E , r ❑ Vi CCD CCD CD p p to n ° ry �' e• G. '� , .� goCD' UQ CD O 0 CL . CD GCD v , (D w '0 T�O°° ° p "[ w O -i CDQ. ❑„ CO ID rD rco CD ps �° 3 G cn ro ro¢ w '0 < a ro+y CD °° rD .°i 'Oh rD v, �° �• CZ• da ' CD CCD CD LA CDa =s � K RC' " p. 03 G o .�On CD _T� OC? CD t3 �31 En WCD n .n. O O [ ] CDA� 0. O n CD y z 'c3 CD �-. r 'b cD cD �.. aro CD It a CD CD O n' � �. rD o n a7 ; A O, C rL CCL W r3 0 `C CSD o O Q a N `C '' Q' Q.. cpx � N CCD N CD 4'� CSD "0 O ¢ ►r � n CD �. Q 0 �• Vi' � ` En zi cr cr CD CD Q' r O CL `i O ❑ `C �'- '+ to (D aq ►, CD CD CD CD Oo w ❑ CCD 0 En d o o m w O v, °po 0. CD R. PL w ryD Co USC It 'n CSD O �? `C ... CD �o 0. Q, I °C I I -1 c� C� I1Z.4 NOQAz I u �n H � H n N lTJ zaa rd C=7 m n +-i H Ul h (D F 3 (D -3 U] (D x Fa O U1yd �O. r_ Ct H 0+ �Y(D W O H- O N O ct zP-m�3' Z:r Fl- 0, 10 a O (D Pi H• O ct 1 H• rG ct �3' (n (r n H• (D �3 O O H• a H-10 �z to C] h �:5 O H• (D D) c+ a ct O(D0 O 0� cr Vic° M •Li (A O (D H• t=i C ct ki W ZY ct C) H• H- r3 R O O rr rC H. (D ::� 0 I 0 C) H O (D ZN H•ctM Z H. q7t H. w w O'C O O ❑ z 0 �:5 �o n ul • ❑ a acs H0 • H U1 z tI C H- :E� H• cn ct 3 (D 0- (D H• = � ct O trJ H b :z ct (D (D 0 (D W N x ct � cr H- O n 'TJ r3 n O 0 .. �3 (D (D U� H• C) 0, H - (D ct rt m O M �d ct' O c* H _ H H (D H- LQ O C) b x H- 0 b H U) a O' 0 LQ H• n H• O H• � O Fl - 0 I U1 w\� Ln 'd RN N3 VIA no e n ro�ro zn ro H N n (D LTJ zaw • ro LTJ (D n " H (n r5 (D H (D F-3 O O (A cw ��l ID 11 fiO d¢ z HH. 0, c. CA O -kc fS .r H p. ",� (D N O H- O O O ct z N- ((D H- p, CO N O (D r W H. O cr r H•ro cr :4 (D W ct � O Fj- O H W H- "a 0 (n nn�30 H- (D In ct W ct, 0 (D O � ro0 aro �n ct (D O O ct ::' c* MIV(n0(DH- rztrCT cr()H- H• �3 a 0' O O ct K H- (D :� 0 cr C a NOw(]H-O (D O H• cr M z H. ct H- OkC O 0 O m Z3 O ro ncn• Owro x rfiH0 • H D] z rcH. :rI, H- m cr H (D ct (D H - x - ct , O t7i Nrop ct (D (D O (D �d z x�� ct H- O ro txjH H F•3 H O z O ro O rd ro O cn H F•3 H O z � y n O 0 .. w F- CJ sl H - (D ct O k ct -U] O r H- 0 _ fi F, I (D H• W O n ro x H- a ro n F -A (n w cn rr � a w H- C O H• O O ;I P. O H. � 0 m H- 0 C7 1 U1 1 LA o G I U1 w\� Ln 'd RN N3 VIA no e n ro�ro zn ro H N n (D LTJ zaw • ro LTJ (D n " H (n r5 (D H (D F-3 O O (A cw ��l ID 11 fiO d¢ z HH. 0, c. CA O -kc fS .r H p. ",� (D N O H- O O O ct z N- ((D H- p, CO N O (D r W H. O cr r H•ro cr :4 (D W ct � O Fj- O H W H- "a 0 (n nn�30 H- (D In ct W ct, 0 (D O � ro0 aro �n ct (D O O ct ::' c* MIV(n0(DH- rztrCT cr()H- H• �3 a 0' O O ct K H- (D :� 0 cr C a NOw(]H-O (D O H• cr M z H. ct H- OkC O 0 O m Z3 O ro ncn• Owro x rfiH0 • H D] z rcH. :rI, H- m cr H (D ct (D H - x - ct , O t7i Nrop ct (D (D O (D �d z x�� ct H- O ro txjH H F•3 H O z O ro O rd ro O cn H F•3 H O z � y n O 0 .. w F- CJ sl H - (D ct O k ct -U] O r H- 0 _ fi F, I (D H• W O n ro x H- a ro n F -A (n w cn rr � a w H- C O H• O O ;I P. O H. � 0 m H- 0 C7 `' q o N glKWx:�o o ��3 p � m �y z rD rDM � y' a `� a m SI> 30 B .fL t" o n y O �o 0 11 y� y d � ' o 11 f..•, � N N � o p �y z � y' a `� a m B .fL t" n y O �o y� y f..•, � N N HL V a°1 r .+ K p (D G w m° rn r. 5 a- m o W n �a r� m cru �, v (A 'o Q, ro `� I� F-1ti s1. �+. la r� n :-gyp �v i� n r" O °� `Q� 7: °, O + it + ` G �n , ro y p im 0, fD u� 0 to y � g ° cz n 5' o o!� o g N Q' a a 5 g °. d, i5- (D n " g t,� -„ ooin 0 CIQ rp a s O ti rYD n O '^ L' o14; n Cr tl• �, �' or _ O . p 'U t1Er r:.ff w ° y n' O J n y �D ru O. I fJ ro rr -., y ,Y f'U n (D ¢' K (D W o a CCA a o wO 3�'. rp w `^ rC u, cq Ofin' rD N S �;r� 7 ' `" rr o y N. •c 9' ' y N .t `C ^yGro !db �bP �i°oID • 'a IPADKv•%Gr �* �{�. A'va , On C�• 40 t, rt ^ O r1 roQ-(n Q� �• '' ^- 0 -x] �j�to fND ° rD �D rD I�0 S Kag R o ° C—r3 ro CL N 7 O a- . O ID 5' �, [l, ((�Ap in rtp C O N �., 5 aC Q� gL fb .+ O :7 o AI '� O a0 p 't7 G 'O ° O n O O D Z rp .. C ro o n. n ra ro ron rn y , CD to cD (y N G1. G1. Cn .` �' A• 10—O rt ° n �. O .� �u rY x (0 r7 n p, n °' `C d5':03 9. �� Qq >� ti 5+0 0 5 °, O iD _ tNib On ;5. cn 'L7 n O H + n m :j CL `U ► to N N- rr 1tjrt G o �+, O °e ° O fD w O ro ° ' O ° �o� ro L�� A- A O 8 R O ¢L `ti `n o %L Q., m �, ° ry�ry ° a i UU"}} r `c a rr y (� L'.. 0 0 (n (D "' rr r5''17 •-� n °. ID -+ fn F�j; �►r,a1f IO 1O �.y (D �f n (q7' '�- r, O 0. F- b s n 3 `� G' O� O O rD 0 :� `C �-n S ¢• iv `C C cn' >�' n. (A S 'i• �3'd > ts' n ° r` 0 ru `C n N 3 A 1 y I ll r°), f5i re �" � �• T rD O O l0 b Fj 0n �y Cr N 00 N v y O O fD �yj 0 N fj CL G n+ D) 0„ o. n 7 � � 3 L. 2 � ■ E 0 � e e E LL) A w \ 2 _ 0 E » k q m � m / 5 & e CJ 0 CD % 0 y rbo .y C iYQ �„� O� y P2 (D G7. A °(Ax�.�oo O Q' M L ter, !y -� Q' ry O y to n O 0�v�Qi �fD (D � tD rD O p ¢' o o Oro "o O ew `C n NS w 0O N �j' ocr a a ]a, Q7 �-L rD� Al. N N tnK b y y N !rD O G (D > r U y rD ro ,o ° .., n N o r TY m co i co (D Ul A b T Ul Nl4e r�e Q v ..;� l �--. f0.1 � r PS Form 380®, April 1995 Is your T J ADDRESS completed on the reverse 8 -'U 00 side? 3 0 3CD a � cn ra Ma Ma O C 33Z 3 w CD V m -0 "d (D (�T V '•"E1 3 (D m m 1 CL 4 ap c' w m m.. ❑ CO a A n O N A• N S 00 pZj t a C 3 iff a n7 co J' 11� 'jam O �y 7 7 II1 N 4 a- m 1 ID m m ro �� n'E ❑ p R F to u� w v NCDN CL Z7P w a Z_ g f w a fir' a CD ct a v PD V ja ❑ ❑ ❑ A a N nN Lf c (CSD 4 Q 4 a �X m (q. Cb o o 131LWjP �wM� 1 CL �m z w O ro pm A m a Q ] o 'a n m m m y00 D m ra H v O 7 N CO a m J a 3j, m 2 ° w =; 1D1001 w v, n O - CD u, . m n E3 V C a (Dy X H p y O CCD O Ch C (D N CL 0- 7 m a a m CD ^� i Thank you for using Return Receipt Service. PS Form 380®, April 1995 8 00 3 0 3CD f� O C m w CD V a -0 4 t2 (D m 7 IO 3 40 m o � w a- m 1 m ro u� o vi 007 � O CO O2 � 2 R 0 (OD 11l 0 ID ,Y m � p"9' C O. P. r 02 C7 4 Cr7 CD C Is your RETURN ADDRESS completed on the reverse side? T77 S [A ■ ■ Ln ■■■i1i 3 _ A7i m �1 a ro37�3-9a23�Z CL 3 - CO C N N y Q 76 Rl m 1 6 ws CD fa• a� A• °�, m a 0 r. "`'�•-- LJ Qom. Cr3 � ` w y 4 p ¢ n . m C n' n CDf _ m n ma o❑❑❑� la[ 0 4C^ x � m 0 3 m A' n m 3 7 r'mm �(D z m = m o• n N CD As rl ❑ I -L CO ❑5. CD � ID , m D Oy a VCD _S (D ygCl y CD n m m n El ElO Q cD N TD C o Cy D o m y n = D C m m a :3 (D ° OL ai Thank you for using Return Receipt Service. 8 PS Fo �az3)c 7 A N '' O C y � � m Q m w � �CD CL 4- C3 - is your RETURN ADDRESS completed on the reverse side? -o Cn m 0 3 f 0 (D C.3 (D 3 Q N CO A Thank you for using Return Receipt Service. PS Form 38®®, 0 Cn C N 0 P-0 CO co CD ve. Z 0 o , 0 CDCD 11 (a 0 m � o SCD M U� RJ �1 to your RETURN ADDRESS completed on the reverse side? P, v+ w ■ ■ r ■ a rcn a_a an;EOI O {� Ul ]] y ���,m�w�.00 �o� h n `mM .;-.: �vvC3 '- 1°•= m C ri m FL ?o � m m p�0 'CDD a C7 n :Id CD CD _ '.' W [J CD N N V.d Q� W a O (D �a ado m n (D wo y Q -Q O C O C . 7 a . N N Q • 0 O QO c1 ~ 3E o 0 v < w (D N n N N CD CD o o 0 7' <_j/ N CD = S CDN N N N (gyp O a o `D Cr3 E ° N <s o n(D w N m O n m ODCL V 13 11 El 5 c ii iu m j a m M CO D a Q CD `P N m Cb _ o m v; ? CD to 5r r' CD ❑ m N Z N PS Form 3800, April 1995 SS Fg, g,3m _Mn 0 4 p' D 90 3 v aDIL1 m w• - v' o N i �o m m s CD tea , m y❑ Q 0 °' o L fiA CD CDMA CD v� DO Q N IID d fU 2 O Q m N n (D m N CD CZR CD m(D 9 a N ❑ ❑ ❑ u�i o m 0 E� m m m m D a :3 m m p m m Q a o. m --Thank you for using Return Receipt Service. PS Form 3800, April 1995 SS Fg, g,3m _Mn p7t, m r p' D 90 3 � o 0 o 4 aG n a 0 m _� f0 N CDP y N b• �g N s CD as o Q � t L fiA V Q O M q S� y Cf o C C _ a W fll O wM GY 1 n 0 a o D �• � (3- v CL � � L9} Lil is your RETURN AF]ARESS completed on the reverse side? ro U,W ■ ■ `^ X;l CD 501 E3 r C N G N r0 [z > rp N N to�. n. � q2j � p o C ti NDN O 'A ID m gr 7 N N ro d J Ci w 07 V ❑ O ❑ nm m N y d' N s i? p m m QQ CDX C m m [@n O 5 fD fAR 2. @ no U � S y to D w m rC—r ❑ CL IA Elm :3 t n ] 1 0 ip m� -v m LLLJJJ toQ " ro n . m 2 w Cv+ e3m w ro ❑❑d m a W Nm N 0 Cr o m 0 �° m m a D W Q CL a ai Thank you for using Return Receipt Service. oc c,,..,, innn Am 1 qqS 13. Ozm }� N NO T N N N N � I"1 0' �' � N � �9r ra cm� l Q ZIT - 2L �L lr � ip o.,.. gann QnrN iQQ-ri inP"� X50 3m0 s O a as L -j r. L W hww.. � d in to e 0 S (n d 3 Is your RETURN ADDRESS completed on the reverse sW? im (n W ■ ■ ■ e ■ r Cn N 37 a 3: z X C impp `° 3' ¢ +3 �• r G m ?•ate i C my a w --r m _ � a) p m Q p m ° w CDOW0 er 3 m n s w IDSg to m (J mm ID S m m O 0 n y IM m m f w y aa y, m w OD -4�' ❑ G m c ii CD � N dmX L/1N y W W m 9 O. C 0 a ^� ••1 d i17 7 m R Ry VS CD En 0 ^. y U y a m 1 a m Q 'C n iD y N m CD a m N m a ❑ ❑ r.f1 0 O N O� jV 7r_ CL > @ y 0 C r Q d ' a �eceipt Thank you for using Return Service. 4 °, CDN ai o r 3 3 SL 2. m CD 4y o m _ w b W O •� 21. s� 0.CM oc•A G .m ,ygr C lJ� ,^r inP"� X50 3m0 s O a as L -j r. L W hww.. � d in to e 0 S (n d 3 Is your RETURN ADDRESS completed on the reverse sW? im (n W ■ ■ ■ e ■ r Cn N 37 a 3: z X C impp `° 3' ¢ +3 �• r G m ?•ate i C my a w --r m _ � a) p m Q p m ° w CDOW0 er 3 m n s w IDSg to m (J mm ID S m m O 0 n y IM m m f w y aa y, m w OD -4�' ❑ G m c ii CD � N dmX L/1N y W W m 9 O. C 0 a ^� ••1 d i17 7 m R Ry VS CD En 0 ^. y U y a m 1 a m Q 'C n iD y N m CD a m N m a ❑ ❑ r.f1 0 O N O� jV 7r_ CL > @ y 0 C r Q d ' a �eceipt Thank you for using Return Service. 4 Is your RETURN ADDRESS completed on the reverse side? CD N ^J _ mm�u�=oom CD 0 Sv ?acmmrn m r 3 CL Er w W 9 mai vi C 'n c w� N v�. \ 0. �a-- Xl M' D, 93 O CD .,. 1�) O N [p O O. C Q 0 3 s 3 g e m SO m O N 1 w I0 ry O � N Q 7 0 N N N O 0. n m - m N O ❑❑❑ Q d C 7 •� m C W N Q CL[7 my w C C [� (D m a Z 0 m [R CL C — 3 r~°Q pncl `0 a, who .o El11tv m� D N S y a m o CD N y CCD Cn C zk m Q m N CD ❑❑ ry f O �v N o m N y O Cn m l/V/�\{1liY,l N N a 7 N C ID d N .rt Thank you for using Return Receipt Service. PS Form 31300, April 1995 J O MC: C) C Ca ?m�m: 2-00 2 Y '0--%0, P. fC R80 . 7 (D m a 6® m � 1 w m 0 "O -C Q n3i y� 3 3 a m D o 1� y N N�N N y (D [� 1!n V ' (D P. JP CD } pC7 R �- t: or CP Q V I V J O MC: C) C Ca ?m�m: 2-00 2 Y '0--%0, P. fC R80 . 7 (D m a 6® m � is your RET RN ADDRESS completed on the reverse side? rn O is to — w ■■ ■ ■■■V7 OOM (\tel �/ cz M. 0 0 (� .1' (D ID� n --- U3 n n m p v Q c (p • H 0FM CD M Thank you for using Return Receipt Service. Dc G., — nnn A.,il 1QQ5 7 0 rC D �r�P% oCD u C r' O P� 3 :D O n 0? OT fD a fp m V C O C3 m(DN w 5p d N �° v m U3 (D m ?7 N (D {� U C m CA o CD mCAI Com] L` 7 0 rC D �r�P% CD] u C C n_ a CL b b a� PS Form 3800. Anril 1995 .J'. 01 Oa' 3a2 m c fA M CD c o ate. vg $ m �t toCD Z71 ZIS C Is your RETURN ADDRESS completed on the reverse side? N C] Ul G1 a s ■ n M [n 7D �) D m $ a. v 2 t1L��+ ¢ ? w < CDar=m ?acnmFil W c y y=tea. i CD m o N n X7 0 o a m Bn ro a� nwo N GN Cr ro m f ° N Qo m p aF = a (D -. 7 M' m a 3 g. D Z M ICK m A fa C) 0 P1 m D y � C p 3. C CD N �� 4.D >: m ID 7 CY y O �ID �-0 D n�z. M CD U $ N 7 n y � L.CD m �� ' w i CD m M CD a m m x m CO d a fD 02 w Q O N _�'tlo m . CDm m -I = aQgAL 0 w y ro o [D m �-. El 11iD �' i w i CD v 31 D D 0+ N t ao. O I ° SE3 R n N O CO y c09 C i m d N m ❑ ❑ U7 O m fi m D y O y ro m a :3 m 01 F CX m fD y a' n Q Thank you for using Return Receipt Service.., PS Form 3800, April 1995 F i 3 LIM { A Is your RETURN ADDRESS completed on the reversq. side? 'Um cn w ■ ■ ■ ` a ■ ■ Y/ 3, CD ��Cr m7�Nr Cr- •m GGA :3 0 i< Q 1 r �o m 3• V O 1 [E� r iD �. 31 oro m •� .w. c r h G L m ac m ?o m urn c m �f' 1j 3c (�� �I a �p ::i o w m m.. --� VV�„J y m ry N N (n�CDa' a N j N, _a• m a w o 3 y O N Q O me7 O „/AVI o w 7 F n m a o 3 m ? 3 ° m {_� < EP m ID3 m M m o 3. N m F m ID � f o am w m m a v CL m N n ao .v ❑ ❑ a w Vw , i' o m �o rrr Cr CL m y �n C O= co v to 1 O y 4 3 fD y Ci 4+ CD m Nj m IDC :6cl c5 gaj ID '( l�2 o w a Cr N o y w m mCD PF❑ E] m ��► rn "0 31 D C7 w • yy-F d j �} _ �_ J n c� m iy CD ^J m m c =; a a m ❑❑ Qv A 1 oEa v C J 5D ID Q� f 'b CL CD a N Thank you for using.Return Receipt Service, P5 Farm 3800, April 1995 N . T o c w w r�3 n 55 12 7 �.7c(3py 'D IV m Q fo 0 � m w y m m �Q 2 >± w O m 0 W s 3 0 C-� N 7 � .K m K in m - h m t0 ui m a Q (a y CL _o.C13a m Ch ro C Ch 0 .« C m Is your RETURN ADDRESS completed on the reverse side? rn a: n, Cn . ■ ■ ■ r r ■(11 rL"1 _ . 0. g-, � n m O [v�J m(MD15 3��Z -� � �d �v m ac ?p m tTl 3 - co N� j a �'` 4 31 o' ww CL n�e� 7 y V• � d C.Cr CD a m a iy'� m0 am aro J � � O' t o. 1F so S1] .1-P m n � s w � (mom of N fa 1p w � m m mW` ; ° M CL v m f OP -,❑❑❑� a � m CL Qmr w x v, V� �a- N m n i m e 'v co °D m m iD m Q a iD Q. ?IA- Thank 3 (D m S y J m N �. w you for using Return Receipt Service TA7 a r�3 n m �• - IV • Q w y w O m 0 W C-� N 7 � .K m K m - m t0 ui m a Q (a y a m Ch Ch 0 .« C m a m CDS 0 m ❑❑ o m �' o ro N o f�D m d 7 m [m7 v w a (D N you for using Return Receipt Service PS Form 3800, April 1995 '6 +©i a scn m c C o h moo . M O - CD R- 'Y�i '��, 57+ mm a mFL n rt o.5 o m C) N O N a ro ro C fOA w En m E-" on City of Little Rock --�--- - - -- __ Department of Planning and Development x`1711-- Planning 723 West Markham 11 1 FEB 2 4 a 7 r 29 t Zoning and Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334 V' t Subdivision (501 3 1 4790 . I y r F. VARUNa HAMAR 807EPTAC HO ORDER 0 ATEEMprf V0 AO LE C7 Ho SIKH OETUUNED HQ succi STkETXHawko VA Nulftfl �} TU SENDEU HQrQEUVE"VSUFPIRAB� ADE fiO pEAIDIVED O ORp f1AiE� p S ..�PoHRDW VOREF Ea O-UNABLE To Jim -Curtis 8213_ Woodland Dr. Mabelvale, AR 72103 N4 ((D D a H O (D (D 0 in m o t n a o rt x rt, rlo o K rt LQw N K (D -a, (2, 1,3 H rt �l7 N l y FO, w H O 1-3 �' z H O C (D K (D FJ. F A� 0 In En (ao c o a~ In C �- w HrGt r wG C . x (Dw �� a rt Pt O Q M tZ "' V J ate_ K � � O f rt ct O n w rt r6 K rt w L J ((D x (] rt In pi (D rt x Fl - (D (D v H ¢ (D U1 m .2 N- w H O m N rt' (D N �w —� W 91 O (D H (fit c" _ rt o � K rt Fl CZ E Fl- H Qj O N FJ H O Erl O �j H wrl I'd `t a r �°c w "c (D o t1i x n � � � �En H rt, ' P. t7 M a a a rt, ((D N 4tz �J w a H (D (D O (D N 0 a rt (D z a (D H O H z H O a LQ N ►� N N N (D H- O'rt, 0 In'zJ (D kQ ar o �~ m o :� a rrf- 1 a G m w o (DH ft H rt - 14 .rt r o` x I(D { �' n w o P 9 7 o rt,n d rt - ti P) H nLQrt- G a a �C k4 H rt - !~D �. CJ 1-3 `� H a x a `t, x m m n n a M x (D rt z P) M "- G a rt (DD H a In Q UI (D (D H - N (D En LQ (n H :1�j z H O H (D a (D ° H > �r In(DIn (D Fl (D N N >N En rt h (D i W IH- p 0, > ° N O O O H N rt m O Z N ' (D H rt '� G N O O O a MA. X .�n o a K `C• LQ rt rt ° x O tij ° ru rt d IN z rt K N ° rt x m rtFt 1V H N N ` (D y] F- N H (D a H O (D N. (D @ En 0 � hi (D O N G O ((DD H rt y f ((DD W yl o a ti c c� rt- in 10 () G rt C7 � C1 t+i rt fD ul rt I a a \ H rtm (D En m N � lQ- a _ (D p+ W H 'Zf ((D O N 0 N LQ ct O F~-� (D N a O w ft fi m LN o M n v fi (t rt m rn t; a t ¢' Hrt ¢ N 4k LQ P) I z H O N- F3 (DF S]+ (D En � - FJ la, (D :o' (D LQ O N N( O (D I--� a G 1 (D H rt P) m lw ' 1 C � o x O �- O ry rt, a a k< H n N• N 5 fi x rt m � a � f rt. (gyp In F.,. H O �-3 > N H O >LQ O (D F- LQ wpim O J F+ (D rt rr �. � G ro a � n rt, rt ma LQ �n F'n • LQ O N rt N` 140 o O n G W LQ�� (t CJ LHrJ V C H n rttzj - m x M' N- o a N H v In N > !4 H 0 x a � ,� (D N. (�D (D (DD n N cat(D m KN �ro ft ov ' r 0) Ox H o Ort (D N ro � mN� r�r-N (D (D —� -- V� (D O H Ct tJ rt Fl -In ,rata r rt. C oa x' (D w 0 0 0 G � w :•0 a a is o LO 0 O VVV ft �0 It dP• C 0 F -H ow (DD 0 o r- N ?I N QJ ° rt LQ (D N F'• 0 0) O O Z U) 0 rrt m 0Z ao (DFl- 'C H w I -j' �• H � D (D ' rt rt ry Fl - d Ft) � w p.+ tZ a � H H (D rt (D En EQ W � w v w rt (D i y O O O O x ro ,� (D N. H (DD n n cat(D m KN �ro ft ov ' r 0) Ox H o ftz X o a �' ro � mN� r�r-N (D (D —� -- A. 0 a (D o o tJ rt Fl -In ,rata r rt. C oa m (D a 0 0 0 G � w :•0 a a is o LO 0 VVV ft �0 It dP• y 0 F -H ow a 0 o r- N ?I N (D ° � LQ (D N F'• 0 0) O n U) n m 0Z ao (DFl- ((DD a(P rte x ,� (D N. (DD n cat(D m KN �ro (D ' r CCN Ox H o ftz X o a �' ((D '41L d Pi w � (D (D —� Z•0 o tJ ,rata H rt rt. C oa m (D a 'C :•0 a is o LO 0 VVV ar�r �0 LQ a V ((D ►d a (D P. C � 0 (D (D rt ((DD � H O (D N. (DD o m �ro (D ' r o , N '41L d Pi w � —� (D H rt C x (D a r n a `C7 VVV C rt w �• H � D (D ' rt r M p.+ a H rt (DD En w ((DD H O ,(D m m 0 N �ro o �-j H rt rt "j. (D rt . o � d rt rt (D rt X \ � a � H a r rt m En ��. N - Y�a z� O� W W SOA P- 0 vaU aac4 UPR oa® WEA oar E� J N 0 a 4� 0 Cly i•4 0 0 w 0 N 4-4 0 O cl 0 H ti lu .d b G LN PO 0 O +S+ Gi > L: a U �Ocd .r W Cd Cmto N 3RD A V '� o¢' °� °� 4r °�, G4-4 ° U 114 V U M N ,D CL) O Ci cd (L) .r b 3 5 0 cn Go Q 0 1 b° � - o ar oU U N S-.4CD U N)3 rn � N � a� •� b o 0 C14 .o �' d) ° .0 l� O P. � b cd U y .w � o a E~ 3 0 0cc o° ON „ � "' rn R °' Cd o ��i ~ a 'd 0 Cd 0 a� .0.� p 4� o � �. N ami � `5� o E 0 ti o cd 4. rcIls, O � � cd O to cd N cd U � � >,,� ,O ,o �' �b a� o CEO w o• .r 14 oM R a> H .a 4.. � N r cd o a� >� 0- a> O U b &4 �0 yo ��� o � �d d > R5, on 0 W 0 ° f� �'�b ,� aU, �' > U •rA td Y ^" 0 .0 A 0 � 3 Cd a. o,a�_ o "o J.- C's O E y A W H ono o° b C RC o i' O .ta On N b "y ccnd U O N� '4 p Z: d a A6 P4 d 0r Q o o a C-4 w O O 0 0 0 FE 0 CL O V 0 n r Fj- rt rr H (D N CD I� N N 0 o o "3 . "� ..t y • rte- CD CD � `.D CDCD 0 CD O� QQ CD O �:l CD Lrl ° J a o O CD C) o N- G1 N n o w Q CDul � ' N • > a CL �0 CD (FQ .0sn �n CD �1 0 En r Fj- rt rr H (D N CD I� N N 0 o a O O In CD b CD t CD CD rn 0 CL0 O EnEn CD O CSD 10 O Id CD 0 r - IE CD `is O 10 CD 't CD N CD 0 CD F- CD O � CD 0 y z C mss° aCL CD� CD t a `. v o "3 . "� ..t y • rte- CD CD � `.D CDCD 0 CD `C CD O �:l CD z O CD a C7CD o ¢. N N LQ Q CDul N CD ' N • CD CCD (D CL �0 CD (FQ .0sn �n CD CD CD 0 En m FL CD CD a. b C 'C a 10 CD r o W C° CD CD o n ro n �. �•t rt H 0 CD r o' oG a En CD vi 0 rL CD I a CD o 0 c < CoEn .o Ln 00 p 0 CD COD'- ,� o rfl vo' ° a O O In CD b CD t CD CD rn 0 CL0 O EnEn CD O CSD 10 O Id CD 0 r - IE CD `is O 10 CD 't CD N CD 0 CD F- CD O � CD 0 y z C mss° aCL CD� CD t a `. v r CD CD OG '. CD CD r M 0 0 0 0 � E' P) (D� rt nuwi c 0 m a v H1 z 0 0 a a o p o a p' o nom+ CD C,' CD � 0.CL (TQ o �_o CD � o� 0 `� �:l CD z a, a C7CD IN N N LQ Q CDul ' It �P ~O '7' o ooCD �� r CD0 b p m CD m a. b a 10 CD r o W Gqo " CD o n ro n �. � rt H 0 r o' oG a vi cn CD I a �O o Ln c < CoEn .o Ln p 0 <° CD COD'- ,� o r CD CD OG '. CD CD r M 0 0 0 0 � E' P) (D� rt nuwi c 0 m a v H1 z 0 0 a a o p o a p' o nom+ CD C,' CD � 0.CL (TQ o �_o CD � o� 0 `� �:l CD z a, a C7CD N ` Q CDul ' �P ~O '7' o ooCD �� r CD0 b p CD ¢ CD a. b a 10 CD o Gqo " o n ro n � H r o' oG a a �O c < CoEn .o p 0 <° - COD'- ,� o 00 0 0 �a E C d tz a0 00 �z N � x c� "Ulu r Cn 0 a LW En CD CD CD I"yr CD 0 a a P) N O r n O CD o � x a 0 (D N CD En P En CD n CD Ln En n � m C Co n � fD CD UQ CD o C ❑ CL CDD c� O CD CD EnEn CD o- C 0 CD CD 0 o x � � a D om ,0 1.' N �e a CD M' CD CD a �cr a� CD M 7 a oCO �J, n O _ V] O N CD C n p o n' QQ CD "S CD o CD �0 QQ P, CD o .0 O CD CD 0 El cr CD 00 �O J r 0 0 a d +a CD r+ 0 CD FD 0 r: H CA 10 H CD i'lf 0 A o CD cr 0 0 CD a cn ... CD la. �e �s CD ►, cr •0° CD �. r+ c� � a+ CD 41 OR w C a� Fr n D Cr m r ' �'�. a O a� _O w .. . a � • �� � CD 0 O W oy o y" y a b CD ap CD '.w' r ` cru 1�1 Fz•3 $ CD o � ,a arca �? ?; d w_~ CCD r. `-C w w , (D Claq.r-� O << d .fir O. '� ►�"i0 OQd CD 0 CD O. t CD w r7 CD 0 CD CD CD CD w a _ 'a C �' O d O w a o N '� p' o o `d b CD nCD CL EL cD w cDCL •P, CD w pa CL R. CD CCD CD w v" CD co 90 o~" K w y < b CD d w CCD ' tA Fy o LA 0 CD C7' O x`� p � r�D N y bq CDD aCD CD. cr n CCD a 'O"+ �' CD nt — "► CD w CD y fir" o LitCD1 a .OCYJ w w N �' n O cc O� Q �' w -13 < � � �. m ti' • � bd (1 cD CD cD -a� cD c p w `•C b a ¢' o° 0 CD ~ b r' 'o r CD Cl d aw av CD CD y < CD 0 cr M (7 CD Crq CD .3s ' CCD x .foFJ O a td CL CD �y bre z�r'd o�t74 v � Z o SIM ci 04A y b C', O It CD M O 0 CND a CDcu d 00> CD y o coo. 0 CD.- Q.. Mf•.ID tY•O•. CD r+ w n ��1•~ CA 00> b y o coo. 0 CD.- Q.. Mf•.ID tY•O•. CD r+ w n 77 C C/] 0 CD D• „s r b CD p- 0• p. `C N c c�`D p �• UQ CD O o 0 coo M Z ... y y. I=. b 0 LA vQ � p• (-D �.CD o n P;, C7CD o CD CD o g. b w• CD cn tri �••�CD e.,=► to CD CD a y, y a; ,� CD ❑ n w `° as O CCD C o E� CO po p CD a b C o d CD ,o o, �- 0. o O CD �3 M CD •o b FO CD m P7 p b Cl R. O W. W ::3- '�U� CD �^• p Cnn CDD cu A. Z p• CD CD CSD ::r_- CD C Ca CD N v' C » �- dQ O' �ii' O cr O� � w `D oo :s o CD b CD '� PO a�a },tea `"oa r� in. CD 0UPa CD fA < \ J 0 LA Q s rW Q I ❑ O �••1 O P O v s 0 N CCD - D W0 CD �'A cr C6 ID�--• C) -1 CD 1••y CD 010 CD CD � ^. &a- _ C -3;o O h Q. CCD b cD 7 LA Ia. RL cr a CD n In. Co `' �3 : td CD o Co 1. o P a o 0 �' OQQ < B a cr "0' 10 Rx •o o'06 rJ CD yo- �p �� y ►! y ❑ I O ❑ 5.0 CDV 0 .. CSD CD R CD N r4 0 0 o' 0 A M rA rA 4l ❑ 0 CD 0 a CD •-e N O CD 21 0 1 cr a 0 b CD ❑ CD CCD CD R• n n• ''1J �• CCD _C N dy p0 n' O •7y y. CD °�° [o rD •, 0 COD oCD o p�p d C -D' CD co (ID CD `C d� nCL x O V�] d� St PL ten, 10 PO W C 0 CD C O 9 K CD pp `J' A3 h CD o CD CD to CD rCCD w D b W m fnD 0. �1 .meq " ] P� M CCD �'. b W a a C° CD ny CD p rs' "n' CLPD `e C. SSD `CD �, CD o --hAD •-h '� >CD Q �? w a CCD o a o - 0 W o a. � d ?� Q tV PS CD a Ll. �+ _ CD CD0 0 a p'W.a CD v -P, CD wcr 94. � CD ro CD O MO O w 'd CCD. u, CLCD n '` CD '`� p ti ►� CCD p,o gip. x o �w t nCD CD �4 n (D c tea' n rp a o� CD A �-. �C CD � n n � W O p O y CD QOQ N .► `� CD O CD W w III CCD y I., zC) �y bro ray °zob nr%'A G Ono OMIO Mz° H u N 7942 01091, W , E s7. 06. W 'Z-GIS( - LUT 18 PHASE II ROLLING PINES SUBDIVISION 1XrM ROC3K, ARKANSAS i MCGETRICK ENINNEM c ENGINEERING / LAND MMIOPIIENT CONSULTANTS a Uttl• Rock. Arkonsas 72221 ' JULY 1g, 1490 This is to certify that we hove surveyed LOT 18 Block--- , Phase li , ROLLIN PINES EAST 67.20' Addition. All property corners were set or found as shown and were established in accordance with existing monuments and apparent property lines of the area. The improvements ore as shown. The use of the survey and plat is limited to the parties 10' EASEMENT named hereon. O N DATE: 7-19-96 O0 SCALE: 1 " = 30' �— N FOR: THOMAS L. HODGES LLJ ii. -Lowe p •~• Robert C. Ob.: - Registered Land Surveyor -Certificate ##12, •Arkonsas = } N OPE Atdj O :EyU�,�LW071NG r L04;;. J� ,71�` ..;rr C10 .n WO r4rr rr r n. µr•' O t zN, �o N 7942 01091, W , E s7. 06. W 'Z-GIS( - LUT 18 PHASE II ROLLING PINES SUBDIVISION 1XrM ROC3K, ARKANSAS i MCGETRICK ENINNEM c ENGINEERING / LAND MMIOPIIENT CONSULTANTS a Uttl• Rock. Arkonsas 72221 ' JULY 1g, 1490 O N fi\ W EAST 65.00' 10' EASEMENT BUICpING f -OPE ~ BUILDING UNE N 80'57'41" W 70.0• O OR r11-- 04 iN V- z g -618f -A This is to certify that we have surveyed LOT 19 Block--- , Phase II , ROLLING PINES Addition. All property corners were set or found as shown and were established in accordance with existing monuments and apparent property lines of the area. The improvements are as shown. The use of the survey and plat is limited to the parties named hereon. DATE: 7-19-96 SCALE: 1 " = 30' FOR: THOMAS L. HODGE ,.,......... .•'�` 5Yw7E OF': •'s — --- ? Robert Lowe a-� 0'-- Registered Land Surveyor Certificate #12, Arkansas LOT 19 PHASE II ROLLING PINES SUBDIVISION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS SCK ANG ENUWEMNG / ULTA LAND DEVELOPMENT CONSNTS UtUa Rods Arkansas 72221 JULY 19, 1996 0 o N 0 O 0 z g -618f -A This is to certify that we have surveyed LOT 19 Block--- , Phase II , ROLLING PINES Addition. All property corners were set or found as shown and were established in accordance with existing monuments and apparent property lines of the area. The improvements are as shown. The use of the survey and plat is limited to the parties named hereon. DATE: 7-19-96 SCALE: 1 " = 30' FOR: THOMAS L. HODGE ,.,......... .•'�` 5Yw7E OF': •'s — --- ? Robert Lowe a-� 0'-- Registered Land Surveyor Certificate #12, Arkansas LOT 19 PHASE II ROLLING PINES SUBDIVISION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS SCK ANG ENUWEMNG / ULTA LAND DEVELOPMENT CONSNTS UtUa Rods Arkansas 72221 JULY 19, 1996 Y 1I 0 LIC LL !EAU r I 25 BUILDING t1NE .8' t—� q z N z 9 D� C4 C4f s' Eas�r�T I WEST 65.x' This is to certify that we have surveyed LOT 54 Block--•- , Phase it . ROLLING PINES Addition_ All property corners were set or found as shown, and were established in accordance with existing monuments and apparent property lines of th area. The improvements ore as shown_ The use of the survey and plot is limited to the parties named hereon. DATE: 8-12-96 SCALE: t" = 30' FOR: TOM HODGES .. LIST,, 4 sr„rcR ert C_ Lowe Q 3 b.= + + s �p istered Land Surveyor 03;e tificote J12, Arkansas N=To LAW O - �-b181-.4 LOT 54 PHASE R ROLLING PINES SIIHI?IVISIQI LITTLE RDCIA', ARKANSAS WCOEW" SiGINEU" atxx�sT r� � Red 1-51 EAST 80.00' ZT BUILDING LBJE 28 W z z _ �m r 5' EASEMENT WEST 80.00' 9 3 in This is to certify that we have surveyed LOT 61 Block--- , Phase 11 , ROLLING PINES Addition. All property corners were set or found as shown and were established in accordance with existing monuments and apparent property lines of th area. The improvements are as shown. The use of the survey and plat is limited to the parties named hereon. DATE: 8-12-96 SCALE- 1' = 30' FOR: TOM HODGES R ert C. Lome R gist>;red Lan Sarveyor rtificate #12. Arkansas N LOT 61 PHASE R iO WN PUM SUBDI 101 LTITM 'AW"' CK JUMMS a+a+manc j IAC DE1a0U'+"T GOoISOLIM 5 t71W. ilea. 1rbwmw =21 Axwsr 12. tQss S 776,00'' BR E 1 p 40, S 7972.0220 E O 6 5' 2S' BUILDING U£ Z& . �L/ J 3.9, S.&-- vi O �, 3 l� 0 � A 12.5' EASEMENT S 87'14'00" W 70.50' 56.44 N 07.,- (o 1 8 f - f} This is to certify that we have surveyed LOT 99 Block--- , Phase II , ROLLING PINES Addition. All property corners were set or found as shown and were established in accordance with existing monuments and apparent property lines of the area. The improvements are as shown. The use of the survey and plat is limited to the parties named hereon. DATE: 7-19-96 SCALE: 1 " = 30' FOR: THOMAS L. HODGES Robert C. Lowe :' Ncc.va.�s s Registered Land Surveyor _p: �N Certificate #12; Arkansas AS�' LUT 99 PRASE II ROLLING PINES SUBDIVISION LITTLE RO'K, ARKANSAS �=MOGEMCK Or.—Ca r Fla u JULY 19. 1995 6A • MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1999 • • ArkansasDemocrat,7,- ®azette, Dissent • Continued from Page to instead. It will cost almost $20, more — money she borrowed an took from her retirement funds. Little Rock receives about si applications like Denton's per year says Deputy City Attorney Stephen Giles. Though officials have ap proved about 80 percent of those requests since 1993, they often face a barrage of resistance from neigh hors who fear manufactured home will bring down an area's propert values. The factory -built homes ar shoddy, have a bad reputation and don't belong next to site -built homes, critics say. But manufactured housing advo- cates argue that the homes —which must be built according to federal safety standards written in 1974 can be as nice or nicer than site - built ones. Furthermore, they say the homes give people like Denton, with low to moderate incomes, a chance to own instead of rent Industry spokesmen like J.D. Harper, executive director of the Arkansas Manufactured Housing Association, say they are waging a war against ignorance. The opposi- tion, Harper says, amounts to noth- ing more than "economic racism." Meanwhile, the city is facing its most important manufactured housing test — a lawsuit by real es- tate developer Tommy Hodges. In 1996, Hodges applied for a condi- tional use permit to place 19 manu- factured homes on Woodland Drive, a modest, tidy street in southwest Little Rock, adjacent to the Saline County line. His was the first application the city had re- ceived to place more than one manufactured home on a single residential street. Nearly all the neighbors were opposed, and the city denied his re- quest even though the proposal met construction standards. A year later, Hodges reduced the requested number of manufac- tured homes to five and applied again. After six hours of hearings, the city denied his request once more. The reason, Giles said, is that it was not clear that the proposal "would not have a negative impact on the surrounding property" Hodges filed suit against the city and the Planning Commission in 1997. After a four-hour hearing Thursday, Pulaski County Circuit Judge John Ward is expected to an- nounce a decision in the case this week. Experts say his ruling could set the tone for city policy regard- ing manufactured homes in the fu- ture. If Hodges wins, they say it will be impossible for neiKhborhoods to oppose iso tPac[ured home NEW STANDARDS, OLD PERCEPTIONS The issue has been "chronic" in Little Rock since 1980, Planning Commissioner Judith Faust says. That year, the city board passed an ordinance permitting manufac- tured homes in residential neigh- borhoods as long as they meet cer- tain standards — including a pitched roof, a permanent founda- tion and exterior walls matching the rest of the neighborhood. Like scores of other cities around the country, Giles says. Lit- tle Rock was and still is experienc- ing a dearth of affordable housing. City leaders realized in 1980 that it was better for people with low to against somebody wheeling one in and living in it on wheels," he said. Last year, 8,473 new manufac- tured homes were shipped to Ar - 000 kansas, Harper said. Though one - of third of new single-family homes in the state are factory -built, he said, x many people think of manufac- tured homes as rusty, sagging, Sin- gle -wide trailers — the type more common before the federal stan- dards were written. Ranking 14th in the country in number of manufactured homes, s Arkansas often faces the dilemma y of how to integrate factory -built e homes into existing communities. Harper says he receives calls each week from cities, small towns, resi- dents and developers across the state who want information about manufactured homes. "In some cities, new jobs are coming to town and they need hous- ing for [people who earn] $6 to $10 an hour. How do you house them? It may also be related to immigration — [people] who are here to do agri- cultural or factory work," he said. But despite the interest in man- ufactured homes, Little Rock resi- dent Susan Whitson testified in court last week that she'd consider selling her home for less than it's worth if Hodges' application goes through. "We're trying so hard to build our property values up," Whitson said the week before the trial. "Because of where it is, we're having to fight a stereotype.... If they're going to [bring manufactured houses in], it feels like they're just stepping on us." The plaintiffs — Hodges, Harp- er's firm and Big Three Mobile Homes — hired an appraiser who testified that manufactured homes would have no effect on surround- ing property values. Harper said the homes are inspected at least twice during construction. And an affordable housing advocate who worked with Hodges to put several low-cost, site -built homes on Wood- land Drive said the manufactured ones are badly needed. Hodges planned to sell the fac- tory -built homes for $55,000 to $60,000 — about $15,000 less than the site -built houses in the neigh- borhood. Some city leaders agree with the manufactured home advocates. Faust says Little Rock must face the issue of affordable housing and recognize that manufactured homes are part of the solution. "Manufactured housing is an ob- vious and reasonable alternative for people of moderate income," she said. "Insofar as we make it dif- ficult ifficult for there to be manufactured homes in Little Rock, we're shut- ting off an impmfant mat'. der:.,- creasing home o- nership and pro- viding affordable housing for low- income people." Planning Commissioner Herb Hawn says that although he be- lieves manufactured homes are not as durable as site -built ones, he thinks they are a necessary compo- nent of the city's low-cost housing options. "[Manufactured homes] really do not last 50 to 80 years like most site -built houses can be expected to do," said Hawn, who voted against Hodges's original proposal. "But [they] appear to me to be a so- lution to the vast amount of vacant lots that we have in the older parts of town. Affordable housing looks good when the alternative is weed lots and accumulated trash." moderate incomes to own rather s than rent homes and to live in AFFORDABLE HOUSING: mixed -income communities rather NOT KEEPING PACE than manufactured -home parks. In There are other sources of low - addition, the federal government cost housing in Little Rock, but ex - had strengthened the construction perts say they are not keeping standards and improved the quali- pace with the need: ty of manufactured homes several ■ Low-income clients in Habitat years before. According to the federal guide- for Humanity's "sweat -equity" pro - gram must pay back the organiza- lines, each home built in a factory tion with 400 hours of work on a after July 15, 1976, was required to house or in the Habitat office be - carry a red label certifying it met fore they can get their own home. the new safety codes. Still, Giles ® The city offers Homeowner As- says, city directors wanted to make sistance Grants to help first-time sure that manufactured homes in homeowners with their down pay - residential neighborhoods did not ments. look out of place. ■ The Save a Home program, also "The city board realized manu- run by the city. buys and refurbish- factured home construction star- es homes and sells them at a lower dards had improved over the years. cost. but .they still wanted protection ■ Certain city streets, through the ACA�O� essence, the agreement allows each A to share data and sell some of the • Continued from Pagel t A g other company's services. The pact expands Dun & Brad- LittIe Rock building that is expect- street's database of 11 million busi- ed to open in mid -2001, Ingram nesses by about 25 percent, said said. Acxiom officials said the two William Doescher, a company spokes - expansion projects would add man. 1,200 jobs in central Arkansas. Both companies offer customers "We will continue to hire and re- access to huge databases of compre- cruit and grow," Ingram said, hensive information about their Acxiom will offer the fired work- subjects. For Acxiom, that's mostly ers severance pay based on experi- consumers — their buying patterns, ence and accrued vacation time. He demographic information and more. didn't disclose who made the deci- For Dun & Bradstreet, it's mostly sion ,to prune the work force or businesses. when it was made, other than to say After one-time items, Acxiom re - it was a "team decision." ported a fiscal 1999 loss of $16 mil - Acxiom, which provides con- lion. but on an operating basis the sumer data to many Fortune 500 company is solidly profitable. Its companies, and to some of the na- sales grew 57 percent to $730 million. t' 1 ionargest banks, has been suc- cessful in building new business in recent years. In July, it announced that it would team up with Dun & Brad - People Do �. Read n a t Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/KAREN VANDONGE Susan Whitson stands near a new home on Woodland Drive as she describes how the character of the Southwest Little Rock neighborhood would change if manufactured homes were placed on vacant lots. Model Blocks program, are target- ed for refurbishing and recon- struction of homes, which must be sold to low- or moderate -income people. The city's programs sell more than 140 new or restored units a year to low-income clients, said Margi Gant, director of Little Rock's Department of Housing and Neighborhood Programs. That number does not include the hous- es Habitat builds. In addition, Lit- tle Rock has contracts with other agencies to build and sell afford- able houses, Gant said. Planning Commissioner Hugh Earnest said manufactured homes ,.certainly ... need to be made available in communities" as an- other affordable housing option. Yet he opposed Hodges's second proposal for five such homes, say- ing he wasn't convinced that they wouldn't bring down property val- ues and harm the neighborhood's "sense of community." Earnest's contradictory re- sponse reveals what many city leaders have known for the past two decades: "Is it healthy to have a concentration of low-income housing like public housing?" Gant asks. "Not necessarily." "You have to have a healthy neighborhood, which means you have to have economic diversifica- tion," she said. "You have to put to- gether programs that aren't 100 percent federally funded. There have got to be other resources." Gant says manufactured hous- ing is just one of the resources that can be combined with programs like Habitat for Humanity. "The key," she said, "is providing oppor- tunity for choice at all different economic levels." Harper says manufactured homes are becoming even more modern and well-built. A bill pro- posed during Congress' last ses- sion would amend the federal guidelines written 25 years ago and make them more up-to-date with current building techniques. Like Gant, he says manufac- tured housing can be part of an af- fordable housing mix. "[Manufactured homes] are the most readily available form of af- fordable, non -subsidized housing." he said. "People who want to pur- chase homes ought to have the choice." OPPOSITION CONTINUES Like Whitson, though, many Lit- tle Rock residents aren't con- vinced. A few years ago, residents of the city's John Barrow community passed a neighborhood plan that prohibits manufactured homes. The Planning Commission and the city board approved the plan. In 1998, the city board rejected Deborah Wilson's application for a conditional use permit in the Bar- row neighborhood. Another appli- cation, by a woman who hoped to Put a manufactured home at 3805 West St., is pending. The Barrow Neighborhood Association is meet- ing with the woman, Martha Gar cia, and an interpreter to discuss alternatives to manufactured hous- ing, says Betty Snyder, a neighbor- hood association board member. "It's not like we're turning our backs on lower-income people," Snyder said. "My concern is that you don't know what's going to happen if you put manufactured housing in." The residents of Woodland Drive also formed a neighborhood association in 1997, in response to Hodges's proposals. And earlier this month, the Planning Commission rejected Nellie Stephens' application for a conditional use permit after the neighborhood association on Bruno Lane in southwest Little Rock produced a petition oppos— ing her request. Stephens, 49, hoped to buy a four-bedroom manufactured home for $60,000-$70,000. It would have provided much-needed space for her family, which includes four foster children in addition to her natural child. She had arranged to have the home financed, and she planned to add landscaping. But since her application was denied, Stephens is looking for a larger house to rent. She says the _ Planning Commission's decision was based on prejudice, and she plans to appeal it to the city board. "Instead of renting, this was an investment," she said. "I could've been buying something that was my own." �kWORTH $1,574 AlI r�for NO $ 787, IM Money Down • NA Interest NO Payments for One Full Year! Yes, it's absolutely true! Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning has made it possible for you to replace your old (and probably I very inefficient) furnace, coil and air conditioning as a package for at least $987 less than you would have to pay if you purchased ` them separately, WE HA TO MOVE THESE ITS Every year wo have to guess how many units we must buy to meet demand. Of course we are never exactly right. So, we always have some inventory we must hold over until next season. These units are brand new, factory fresh 1999 models and are not seconds or "blems" and all come with full factory warranties. SAVE BIG FOR THE REST OF THE SUMMER! So, if you buy one of these deluxe furnaces and coils at regular price, we are giving you the basic conditioner, completely installed for $787,00 (based on 3 ton unit. All sizes available. Price is determined on the size system you need. Hurry, Sale Ends Soon! conditioner If your air or furnace is OVER 10 YEARS OLD, a rewarding $79.00 gift is y surprise g ours!— i "Custom Made Indoor Weather - CALL i Little Rock North Little Rock Forrest City Arkadelphia Hot Springs 225,4404 758,6363 581,2765 246,2599 624v2480 Hot Springs Village Benton Malvern Brinkley Beebe Lonoke 9224414 III14 • � � _ �,' ! 1- 332,2813 • I � t 1 � ( .10 ,; t 1 ,!. F 11 n t al u. M w to iE d( H In Bi S< si;. do dii lid dr, d col iar Ra mi dal. mi' cal , ag! Kod, pei boj Ina