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HomeMy WebLinkAboutS-0508 Staff AnalysisJune 14, 1983 SUBDIVISIONS Item No. 9 NAME: Kelliwood Preliminary Subdivision LOCATION: Alexander and Mabelvale Road DEVELOPER: ENGINEER: Billy Mathis/John Barger Robert J. Richardson 1717 Rebsamen Park Road Little Rock, AR phone: 664-0003 AREA: 9.22 acres NO. OF LOTS: 31 FT. OF NEW ST.: 1,060 ZONING: "I-2"/"C-3" PROPOSED USES: Mobile Homes VARIANCES REQUESTED: 1. Curb, gutter and underground utilities. 2. Street improvements to Alexander/Mabelvale Road. A. HISTORY OF THE SITE None. B. EXISTING CONDITIONS The land -involved is flat and covered with shrubs, trees and brush. The parcel is bounded by the Mopac Railroad on the west, a single family home on the north; however, the general area is mostly industrial. The northern third of the tract and the.eastern boundary of the tract are in Little Rock city limits. The remainder is in the town of Alexander. C. DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL The applicant is proposing to develop this tract as mobile and modular housing. He is requesting review under the "R-7-A" Ordinance passed by the City of Little Rock on February 1, 1983. Variances have been requested for curb, gutter, underground utilities and for street improvements to Alexander and Mabelvale Road. Tune 14, 1983 SUBDIVISIONS Item No. 9 - Continued D. ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS 1. Dedicate right-of-way along Alexander Road for a minor arterial street. 2. Concur with request for rule of standards on internal street. E. STAFF ANALYSIS This proposal is unique in that the majority of it lies within another municipality's boundaries. Staff's review of this will be tailored toward the lots in Little Rock. Review under the "R-7-A" subdivision district requires: (1) one mobile home dwelling converted to a permanent structure, (2) height limitation of 35 feet, (3) minimum site area of five acres, and (4) minimum density of 12 units per acre of saleable land area. At the time of rezoning, the developer will be required to submit a site plan review. The Planning Commission shall determine the reasonable setbacks and perimeter treatment of the property. Staff does not feel that adequate justification has been received for the granting of waivers. The applicant must give substantial reasons for such a request. F. STAFF RECOMMENDATION Staff reserves comments until further information is received. Jane 14, 1983 SUBDIVISIONS Item No. 9 - Continued SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE REVIEW: The Committee passed this to the Commission, subject to: (1) The submission of a plat realigning the lot lines according to each City's boundaries; and (2) Some information as to whether or not the City of Little Rock can de -annex a portion of its boundary, and whether the City of Alexander is an incorporated municipality. PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION! The applicant was present. There were no objectors. Staff reported that a revised plan had been submitted in accordance with the Subdivision Committee's review, and that the City of Alexander had to be recognized as an incorporated muncipality. A motion was made for approval, subject to: (1) Rezoning of the site to "R-7A." (2) Full improvements to the streets. The motion passed by a vote of 7 ayes, 3 nays and 1 absent.