HomeMy WebLinkAboutS-1085 Staff AnalysisDecember 12, 1995
ITEM NO.: 4 _ _ FILE NO.: __S I085
NAME: BOEN ADDITION -- PRELIMINARY PLAT
LOCATION: On the north side of Col. Glenn Road, approximately
0.1 mile west of Shackleford Road
DEVELOPER: ENGINEER:
Pat McGetrick
LEONARD BOEN MCGETRICK ENGINEERING
11600 Otter Creek South 11225 Huron Ln., Suite 200
Little Rock, AR 72103 Little Rock, AR 72211
455-0004 223-9900
AREA: 9.32 ACRES NUMBER OF LOTS: 2 FT. NEW STREET: 0
ZONING• I-1
PLANNING DISTRICT: 11
CENSUS TRACT: 24.05
VARIANCES REQUESTED: None
STATEMENT OF PROPOSAL:
PROPOSED USES: Mini -Warehouse;
Office Warehouse
The applicant proposes a preliminary plat for the development of
a two -lot subdivision on a 9.32 acre tract. Each of the lots is
to be approximately 4.5 acres is size. Dedication of additional
right-of-way for Col. Glenn Rd. along the southern boundary of
the subdivision, to provide a minimum of 55 feet of right-of-way
from the existing centerline of Col. Glenn Rd. is proposed, as is
construction of one-half street improvements to Principal
Arterial Roadway standards. A sidewalk is to be constructed
along the Col. Glenn Rd. frontage of the tract.
A. PROPOSALIREOUEST:
Review and approval by the Planning Commission of a
preliminary plat is requested.
No variances are requested.
December 12, 1995
SUBDIVISION
ITEM NQ.: 4 (Continued) FILE NO.: S-1085
B. EXISTING CONDITIONS:
The site is undeveloped and wooded. The site rises in
topography from an elevation of 320 feet, MSL (Mean Sea
Level) at the southeast corner of the tract, to 360 feet,
MSL, at the northwest corner, a 40 foot differential within
940 feet, or a 4% average grade across the site. Grades
range, however, up to 9%, with a 6% grade being the median
grade on the site.
The site is zoned I-1. There is a C-2 site immediately to
the west, and is the location of the Sam's Club building.
The remaining property to the east, south, and north is
zoned R-2.
C. ENGINEERINGIUTILITY COMMENTS:
Public Works comments:
Bagley's shows this as Tract A to C of Shepards
Addition. The legal description must be corrected.
There appears to be access used for parcels on the east
perimeter. If this is a public street, then boundary
street improvements will be required. The question of
the status of this access must be addressed.
Deficient information and needed corrections in the
preliminary plat must be addressed.
Proper grading plans and erosion control plans are
required prior to construction.
Col. Glenn Rd. is a Principal Arterial. The Master
Street Plan required right-of-way is 55 feet from
centerline Construction of one-half street
improvements, in including a sidewalk, on Col. Glenn
Rd. is required.
Stormwater detention analysis is required. Open
ditches are generally not permitted by the Stormwater
Management and Drainage Manual. If ditches are
planned, they must be shown on the preliminary plat and
must be approved by the City Engineer prior to Planning
Commission approval of the plat [Ref. Sec. 311-89(9)].
Show water courses entering the plat area, and the
planned exit points for drainage.
Little Rock Water Works comments that on -site fire
protection will be required.
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December 12, 1995
SUBDIVISIO
ITEM NO.: 4 (Continued) FILE NO.: S-1085
Little Rock Wastewater Utility comments that a sewer main
extension, with easements, will be required.
Arkansas Power and Light Co. did not comment.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. approved the submittal, with the
stipulation that ARKLA has no objections to the layout,
providing that no ARKLA facilities are disturbed.
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. approved the submittal.
The Little Rock Fire Department approved the submittal
D. ISSQESILEGAL/TECHNICAL/DESI_GN:
Sec. 31-87 requires that, in addition to the information
furnished, the applicant is to furnish: 1) the name and
address of the owner of record and the source of title
giving deed book and page number or instrument number; and
2) any existing covenants and restrictions.
Sec. 31-89 requires that, in addition to the information
furnished, the plat is to show: 1) a storm drainage
analysis showing drainage data for all water courses
entering and leaving the tract; 2) a preliminary storm
drainage plan incorporating proposed easements and typical
ditch section; 3) the physical description of all
monuments, to include the type of material and size of the
monuments; and, 4) the zoning classifications of abutting
areas.
Sec. 31-91 requires that the certifications be executed.
Sec. 31-201 requires that, when a proposed subdivision abuts
a partially dedicated or constructed public street, the
developer is to provide the minimum of one-half of the
required Master Street Plan right-of-way and improvements.
Sec. 36-319 requires that lots in I-1 zoned subdivisions be
at least 1 acre is size; that the front building setback
line be set at least 70 feet off the right-of-way; that the
side yards are to be at least 30 feet in width; and that the
rear yard setback be at least 40 feet from the lot line.
E. ANALYSIS•
The deficiencies in the submittal information and on the
plat are minimal, and these can easily be provided prior to
approval of the preliminary plat by staff.
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December 12, 1995
SUBDIVISION
ITEM NO.; 4 (Continued) FILE NO.: _ $--1885
The applicant proposes to comply with all Master Street Plan
requirements for dedication of right-of-way and street and
sidewalk improvements.
The preliminary plat shows a 40 foot front building line.
The requirement in the I-1 zoning district is for a 70 foot
front building line. Either the front building line needs
to be corrected, or the applicant needs to seek a variance
from this requirement.
F. ETAFF RECOMMENDATIONS:
Staff recommends approval of the preliminary plat, subject
to the applicant remedying all deficiencies, including
correcting the front building line or seeking and gaining
approval for a front building line setback variance.
SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE COMMENT: (NOVEMBER 22, 1995)
Mr. Pat McGetrick, with McGetrick Engineering, the project
engineer, was present. Staff outlined the nature of the
requested subdivision approval, and reviewed with the applicant
and the Committee members the comments contained in the
discussion outline. David Scherer, with the Public Works staff,
reviewed the Public Works comments, especially concerning the
requirement that Col. Glenn Rd. is a Principal Arterial, not a
Minor Arterial, as shown on the proposed plat. This, he related,
would require additional right-of-way be dedicated, and would
require construction of a different classification of street than
was proposed. Mr. McGetrick responded that the needed
corrections would be made. He also responded that he would
address the status of the access drive abutting the property to
the east. The Committee forwarded the item to the full
Commission for the public hearing.
PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION: (DECEMBER 12, 1995)
Staff reported that the preliminary plat has a 40 foot front
building setback line shown on the plat, and noted that, in the
I-1 zoning district, a 70 foot building setback line is required.
Staff explained that either the building setback line needs to be
relocated to be in conformance with the zoning Ordinance, or the
applicant needs to request a variance. Staff recommended, if the
applicant amended his request to include a variance on the front
building setback line, a 50 foot building setback line in lieu of
the 70 foot required by the Ordinance.
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December 12, 1995
C]BDIVI I
ITEM NO.: 4 .(C.ontinu d) FILE S-108
Mr. Pat McGetrick, the project engineer, was present. He
presented the applicant's requested preliminary plat, and amended
the application to include a request for a 50 foot front building
setback line.
Interim Chairperson Ball called the question, and the preliminary
plat, as amended, was approved with the vote of 9 ayes, 0 nays,
1 abstention (Chachere), and 1 absent.
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