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Council that ·th2 rezoning re quest as to all of the property in
Sect ion 26 be g ranted and all of the property in Sect ion 23 be Jenied .
All memi:Jers of ·t lle :?lanning Com.rn ission voted in favor of the mo ·t ion.
i\f!cer vJ h i ch Ar . Bi ll Glover sta·tec'i to 'che Chairman and tl1e It\er,1bers
that 11e f elt r,~e had }Jeen totally unfa i r i n our decision . r-Irs .
Garv i n Smith requested that the city furn i sh l arger signs for
pos ting for rezoning .
There be ing no furthe r ~usiness , the meeting was adjourned.
MINUTES OF THE JACKSONVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION, DECEMBER 3, 1974
The Jacksonville Planning Commission held its regular meeting at
7:30PM on Tuesday, December 3, 1974, with the following members
in attendance: Cleo Cavender, Hugene Wooley, Doug Wilkinson,
Albert Sidwell and Daisy Olson. Other persons attending were
John Harrington and Charles Randall from Metroplan, Tommy Bond
and Athel Kennedy.
Minutes of the November meeting were approved as mailed.
A petition for rezoning Lots 35, 36 and 37 of Dupree's
East Jacksonville Addition (Known as Kennedy's Grocery) from
R-1 to C-2 was submitted. It was moved by Doug Wilkinson,
with second by Cleo Cavender, that the same be set for public
hearing on January 7, 1975 at 8PM. The motion carried.
A petition for rezoning 2.5 acres in Oakwood Subdivision (for
the purpose of enlarging the existing Oakwood Apartment Complex)
from R-1 to R-3 was submitted by Tommy Bond.-It was moved by
Hugene \'Jooley, with second by Doug Wilkinson, that the same be
set for public hearing on January 7, 1975 at 8PM. The motion
carried.
Mr. Randall from Metroplan stated that he had been working with
the Highway Departmentand is being apprised of their work on
the Master Street Plan.
Mr. Sidwell reminded the Commission members of the need for
further study of the Administrative Guide.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
MINUTES OF THE JACKSONVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION, JANUARY 7, 1975
The Jacksonville Planning Commission held its regular meeting at
7:30PM on Tuesday, January 7, 1975, with the following members in
attendance: T. P. White, Chairman, Lewis Ederington, Cleo Cavender,
Hugene Wooley, Doug Wilkinson, Albert Sidwell, Daisy Olson, Don
Boshers, Gary Fletcher. Other persons attending were John
Harrington from Metroplan, Mayor James Reid, Morris Justice, Charles
VanNostrand, Tommy, Bond, Athel Kennedy, and Freddy Dodd.
Mr. White introduced the two new members, Gary Fletcher who replaced
Jim Peacock, whose term expires January 1, 1976 and Don Boshers who
replaced Johnny Wright, whose term would have expired January 1,
1977. Mr . White explained the rotation of offices and general
procedures of the Planning Commission and stated that materials
such as the subdivision regulations and the zoning code would be
made available to the new members.
Minutes of the December meeting were approved.
Final Plat of Phase IV, Foxwood Subdivision was submitted , together
with check for $24.50 and after a statement by Tommy Bond that
improvements were completed and approved by the City, it was moved
by Doug Wilkinson with second by Albert Sidwell that the same be
approved. All members voted in favor of the motion .
Freddy Dodd was present on behalf of Harold Keathley requesting
that certain property known as Green Acres Sales and Warehouse be
rezoned from R-0 to C-4. After study of the area in question, it
was moved by Cleo Cavender, with second by Lewis Ederington that the
same be set for public hearing, subject to the petitioner furnishing
the Secretary with corrected legal description within five days.
The hearing was set for 8PM on February 4, 1975. All members voted
in favor of the motion and Mr. White reminded the pet itioner to post
signs in the area.
Final Plat of Phase III, Tara Mount Subdivision was filed by Tommy
Bond. There was some discussion as to the possibility
of flooding on the back lots. He stated that the street elevation
was 256 and that the lowest bui l ding elevation was 251 or 252. He
further stated that the highest recorded flood in this area was
between 245 and 248 and that therefore the property covered by this
plat is not subject to flooding. It was thereupon moved by Lewis
Ederington, with second by Hugene Wooley that the plat be approved.
All members voted in favor of the motion.
At 8PM public hearing convened for the rezoning of property known
as Kennedy Grocery. Three persons appeared in favor of the pe tition;
no one appeared in opposition to it. A request signed by approximately
thirty people in the immediate neighborhood to grant the rezoning was
filed on behalf of the petitioner. It wa s moved by Doug Wilkinson,
with second by Cleo Cavender that the request be granted. The motion
carried. n /.,.. li r6
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A request for rezoning Bond Airpor property was heard as scheduled.
Proo f of publication of notice was introduced by the Secretary and
no persons appeared in oppos ition thereto. Tommy Bond, Morris Justice
and Charles VanNostrand were present to answer questions. It was
moved by Lewis Ederington with second by Doug Wilkinson that the same
be approved. The motion carried.
John Harrington gave the latest report on apartment occupancy in the
Jacksonville area a nd stated that the pe rcentage rate had dropped
from 90 percent in 1973 to 80 percent in 1974.-He gave a further
report that consultants from Metroplan were working with Arkansas
Power and Light on the recovery of energy from solid waste. He stated
that solid waste from thi s area would either be sent to the Lynch Plant
in North Little Rock or to the White Bluff Plant at Redfield and
would presently meet 10 percent of the fuel requirements at White Bluff.
He projected that even though at the pre sent time it would cost approxi-
mately $1.00 per head per year to convert energy from this source
considering the continuing rise of energy prices and landfill costs
that by 1978 it would be a break even situation. He stated that the
consultants, mayors and county judges were continuing studying the
possibility of utilizing this source. He stated that his office was
continuing to work on_the highway studies with the Highway Department
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and would have more to report on that later. He also stated
that he would make Land Use Studies available to the new Planning
Commission members.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
THE JACKSONVILLE PLANNING COHMISSION DID NOT HOLD ITS REGULAR
HEETING ON FEBRUARY 4, 1975, AS THERE WAS NOTHING ON THE AGENDA.
FOLLOWING IS A NEW LIST OF JACKSONVILLE PLANNING COMHISSION HE MBERS
AND EXPIRATION DATES OF THEIR TEPJ'-1S.
Appointed January 1, 1973, with terms expiring January 1, 1976:
Dr. Albert Sidwell
Gary Fletcher
Lewis Eder i ngton
Appointed January 1, 1974, with terms expiring January 1, 1977:
T. P. White, Chairman
Daisy Olson, Secretary
Don Boshers
Appointed Janua ry , 1975, with terms expiring January 1, 1978:
Cleo Cavender
Robert Runge
Dennis Lock
HINUTES OF JACKSONVILLE PLANNI NG COr-1MISSION, }·1AR CH 4, 1975
The Jacksonville P lanning Commission he l d its regular meeting at
7:30PM on Tuesday, March 4, 1975, with the followin g member s in
attendance: T. P. White, Chairman, Le\.;is Ederington , Don Boshers,
Gary Fletcher, Cleo Cavender, Daisy Olson and Robert Runge, Dr.Albert
Sidwell and Dennis Lock. Other persons attending were Charles Randall
from Metroplan, Tommy Bond and Paul Donley.
rvir. White introduced the two new members Robert Runge and Dennis
Lock.
Minutes of the January meeting were approved.
A request from International Cultured Marble Company for a ~emporary
permit for a mobile home on Lot 7, Hetropolitan Commercial E states
was presented. It wa s moved by Don Boshers , with second by Lewis
Ederington that the Planning Con~ission recommend to the City Council
tha·t the request be granted to place a mobile home thereon to be
used by resident caretaker and night watchman. The permit is to be
effective for one year from the date it is granted by the City
Council after which it must be presented to determine whether or
not the need still esists. The motion carried.
Sketch Plat Plan of Phase V, FoKwood Subdivision was submitted by
Tommy Bond. After discussion by the members, it was determined
t hat Tracts A, B and C should be deleted. It was moved by Lewis
Edering ton, with second by Gary Fletcher that the Plat Plan be
approved, with the exception of Tracts A, B and c. The motion carried.
Revised Preliminary Plat of Lots 7 through 30 and Lots 34 through
45, Tara Hount Su bdivision was submitted. Upon study by the mem bers
present, it v.;as determined that the revision involved reduction of lot
sizes and an increase of 10 lots, which would necessitate rezoning
the area in question from R-0 to R-1 . It was mo ved by Cleo Cavender,
with second by Gary Fletcher, that the question of rezoning be set
for public hearing on Tuesday, April 1, 1975 at 8PH. All members
voted in favor of the mot ion.
The discussion of duplication of street names (Oregon Trail) wi ll
be held in a b eyance for 30 days.
There being no further business, the meeting wa s adjourned.
!1 I NUTE S OF THE J ACKSO NVIL LE PLAI>TN I NG Cm11lVIISSION, APRIL l, 1975
The Jacksonville Planning Commissio n held its regular meeting at 7: 3 0Pr-'l
on Tuesday, Ap ril 1, 1975, with the following members in attendance:
T. P. Wh ite, Ch airman, Albert Sidwell, Don Boshers, Gary Fletcher,
Denn is Lock, Cleo Cavender and Daisy Olson. Other persons attending
were Paul Donley .
I-l inutes of the Ivla rch meeting v1e re approved.
The d iscussion on Oregon Trail was passed to the May meeting.
Preliminary Replat, Block 8, Crestview Ad dition was submitted. It was
suggested that the subdivider might need to reconsider the name of
Jackson Drive since that name may cause some confusion with the Jaxon
Street in Sunnyside. The Secretary wa s advised to b ill Thomas
Engineering Company for the fee for this preliminary plat. It was
determined that the replat h ad met all other requirements, where upon
it was moved by Dennis Lock, with second by Cleo Cavender that the same
be approve9. The motion carried.
Request for rezoning the vacant lot which corners wi t h Gregory Street
and North Bailey, from Class R-0 to Class C-3 was submitted by E. G.
Middleton. It was moved by Gary Fletcher, with second by Don Boshers
that the same be set for pub lic hearing at 8PM on Tuesday, May 6, 1 975 .
The motion carried.
At 8PM public hearing wa s convene d on rezoning Lots 7 through 30 and
Lots 34 through 45, Ta ra Mount Subdivision, from Class R-0 to Class R -1 .
'I'here being no opposition to ·the reques t, it \\7 as moved by Cleo Cavender,
with second by Don Boshers, that the rezoning be approved. All mem bers
voted in favor of the motion.
Req uest from Al Garvin for rezoning ·the Bert "Frickey property, on the
North side of T rickey Lane and the West side of Missouri Pacific Railroad
from Class R-3 to Class R-4 was subm itted. It was moved by Gary Fletche r,
with second b y Albe rt Sidwell that the same be s et for pub lic hearing
at BP M on Tuesday, May 6, 1975. The motion carried.
Request from Ben Rice for rezoning the property on which his office
is located at t h e corner of ;:1 a in and Ba iley Streets, from Class C-2 to
Class C-3 was su Jm itte d . It was moved b y Gar y Fletcher, with secon d by
Al b ert Sidwe ll t ha t t he same b e s e t for p u b lic hearing at 8 P ri on
Tues d a y , I1 ay 6, 1 9 75. The motion carried .
Th ere b eing n o furt h er b u s ine s s, t he mee ting was a d journed .
~lHIUTES OF 'I'HE J J',CKSOi\JVIL L E PLAl\JN i lJG COim i SS I Ol~, HAY 6 , 1 9 7 5
The ,Jac ks onvi lle P l an ni ng Commi ssio n he l d its r egu lar mee ti ng at 7 : .3 0Pn
on Tuesd a y, ila y 6 , 1 9 7 5 , with t he f o llowing membe r s in attend anc e :
'I'. P . ~tTh i te, Cha irraa n, De nni s Loc k , :Ro be rt Rung e, Al b ert ;:;i chve ll, Cl-:;o
Cav ende r, Gary F letc h er and Dai sy Olso n . Ot h er pe r s o ns a tte nd i ng we r e
i1ayor I<.e i d , Jo h n Harrinq ton , Jame s Canfield , C. E . Drummo n d , E . G .
I,l i dd l eto n , Ben Ric e, T o mm y Bo nd , Na n c y Geh ran and P a ul Do n ley .
n i n ute s of t he Ap ril ntee ting 1,vere ap p rov e d .
F ir s t item of b usiness was t h e discussion on the stre et name Oregon
Trail. De nnis Loc k ma de t h e motion that we g ive the su bd ivid er one
rn ontll ·to come u p with another n am e or we will tak e action to change it.
Cleo Cavend er second e d t h e motion an d all me mb ers voted i n favor of t h e
same. T h e Secretary was aske d to notify I·l r. E arl Smit h .
,Jame s Canfield spok e asking for Planning Commission rnem b ers to work with
the Horizon Co n1mi ttee of the Bicentennial Cornmission to develo p a lon g
rang e planfor theCity. Mr. White stated that we would b e happy towork
in any wa y we could. John Harrington also stat ed t h at Me t ro p lan would
wor k in any way it coul d .
Pu b lic h earing was convened on rezoning the vacant lot which corners
with Gre g ory Stre et an d North Bailey Stre et from Class R-0 to Class C-3.
It was moved by Gary Fletcher that the rezoning b e approved, with second
b y Ro b ert Runge. All me mb ers voted in favor of the same.
P u b lic he aring was conve ned on rezoning the Be rt Trickey pro p erty,
on the North side of 'I'rickey Lane and the \\Test side of l'l issouri P acific
Rai l road from Class R-3 to Class R-4. Letters from Bert & Lois Trickey
and Tommy Dupree were read expressing that t h ey had no objection to the
r e zoning. \\Thereupon, it was moved b y Cleo Cavender, with second b y
Gary Fl e tcher that the rezoning be approved. All me mbers vote d in favor
of the motion.
Pu b lic hearing was conve ned on rezoning the property on wh ich Ben
R ice's office is located at the corner of Main and Bailey Streets from
Class C-2 to Class C-3. Hr. Rice state d t h a t his property would conform
in all requirements for C-3, which includ e d a 50 foot setb ack from the
street rig llt-of-way; that h is new sign should be within C-3 requirements
and that it was necessary for him to have C-3 in order to have up to
35% d ensity of the lot for building and t h at this would still allow his
minimum requirements for 24 parking spaces. :'-lr. Lock stated that due
to l-l r. Rice's long time residence in the City, he would recommend that
the same b e approved. Whereupon it was moved b y Dennis Lock, with second
by Robert Runge t h at the rezoning b e approved. Five me mbers vote d in
favor of the motion and one voted against it. The motion carried.
A request from Harold Keathley was submitted for rezoning two parcels
of land in Green Acres; one from Class R-0 to Class R-4 and the other
from R-0 to C-4. It was moved by Cleo Cavender, with second b y Ro b ert
Runge that the same be setfo r public hearing on June 3rd at BP M. The
motion carried .
Tommy Bond su b mitted a re q uest for rezoning Lots 3 ·through 14, Block 9
and Lots 17 throug h 22, Block 6 of Section II, Briarfield Sub division
from Class R-0 to Class R-1. It was move d b y Ro b ert Ru nge , wit h second
b y Daisy Olson that t h e same b e set for p u b lic hearing on June 3rd at 8Pl-:l.
The motion c a rried.
A request for rezoning the East One-Half of Lot 49, Henry Estates
~~ddit ion from Class R-1 to Class R-2 was subnitted. It vTas moved
oy Cleo Cavender,with second by Ga ry Fletcher that the same be set
for p u b lic hea ring on June 3rd at 8~1. The mo tion carried.
A request for replatting Lots 9 and 12 of Car pe nter's Re p lat of
Madden Sub d ivision into Lots 9A, 9B and 12A was subm itted . It was
moved by Gary Fletcher, wi th second by Ro b ert H.unge, t ha t the Planning
Commission r ecommend approval to t he City Council. All membe rs voted
in ~avor of the same . ;o ~ ~ .k IL.r., '~rt1& / l.AJ\..0~ b\ vo v-v~w~
l\.. sketch pla·t of Highland Subdivi sion was {,$u bm i tted by 'L'onuuy Bond.
The pet itioner requested that the same b e rezoned from Class C-4 to
Class H-1. Aft e r study b y t he memb ers it was noted that t he name
conflicts with Hig h land Park Subd ivision an d need s to b e chang ed .
It was also noted tllat ther e was a discrepancy in the description.
It was moved by Cleo Cavender,with second by Gary Fletcher t h at the
same be set for public hear ing on June 3rd at 8PM , sub j ec t to the
a b ove changes b eing made .
Sk etch plat of a ~obi le Horne S u bd ivision was subm itted by C. E .
Drummond, toget he r with a l etter reques ting ap proval. After study
of t he plat, Mr. Wh ite suggeste d that t he regular City r equ iremen ts
of 35 foot setback be met, to \vhich I·l r. Drummond agreed. Thereupon,
it was moved by Robert Rung e , with second by Ga ry Fletcher, that the
same b e a pprove d . Four members voted in favor of the motion and two
abstained.
Mr. Harrington stated that he was still working with the Highway
Department on street planriing.
Mr. Wh ite presented a letter from the Corps of Eng ineers requesting
information on water resources and management wh ich was d iscusse d
generally by the members and Mr. Ha rrington. A committee of the
follo wing members was appointed, namely, Gary Fletcher, Robert Runge
and Daisy Olson, to be chaired by Robert Runge to get together with
Nayor Re id and 'I'oP.UTLy Bond and answe r the questions from the Cor p s of
Engineers.
Denn is Lock suggested that we look into annexing all the area North
and Wes t of the City.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
:li iTCT E S OF T I E JAC:S:S OIJ VILLE PLA W·H'L1G CO:'ii iiSSIOi:·J , J UlJ:c 3 , 1 9 7 5
'I'he ,Ja c ksonvi lle Planning Cornmission held its regular meet i ng at 7: 30Pll
on Tue s day, ,June 3, 19 7 5, 1·-Ti t h ·t l1e following membe rs in a ttendance:
'I'. P . Wh ite, Ch airnan, Cleo Cavender, Dennis Lock, Don Boshers , Lew is
Eder ing ton , Robert Runge , Albe rt Sidwe ll, Gary F letcher and Daisy Olson.
Othe r pers o ns attending v.re r e Hayor Reid, Tommy Bond, Paul Donl ey, Cha r les
Randall, Ear l Smith and Haro ld Keath l ey .
Minutes of t he Nay mee ting were approved.
Public h earing on rezoning in Ov erlook Subdivision was r e sc heduled
for the July 1st meeting .
Ro be rt Runge gave a re p ort of h is committee on the Corps of Eng i neers
request for information on water resources an d management.
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A request for rezoning p roperty on Taylor Street from C-3 to R-4
(b ehind the H . C. Grinding S h op) was sub mitted. It was determined
t h at the area in the petition was not sufficient in size to be
changed to an R-4 zone, b ut that since several acres abutting said
property is presently used as mobile home parks, that it would all
be considered together at the next meeting. The Chairman appointed
Dennis Lock, Don Boshers and Daisy Olson to serve as a committee
to obtain the legal description, post signs and run the necessary
notice and notify the legal owners that the entire matter would be
held at 8PM on July 1st, 1975.
At 8PI1 public hearing was convened on rezoning two parcels of land
in Green Acres; one from Class R-0 to Class R-4 an d the other from
Class R-0 to Class C-4. Harold Keathley was present to answer any
que stions concerning the rezoning. No persons appeared in objection
to the petition; the property i n question has been used continuously
since before annexation for the purposes and uses desired i n t he re-
zoning. It was moved by Don Bo s her s, with second by Albe rt Sidwell
that the rezoning be approved. All members voted in favor of the
motion.
Public hearing was convened on rezoning the East One-Half of Lot 49,
Henry Est ates Addit ion from Class R-1 to Class R-2 . After discussion
by the me mbers present, it was moved by Cleo Cavender, wi th second
by Lewis Ederington that the rezoning be approved. The motion carried.
Public hearing was conve ned on rezoning Lots 3 through 14, Bl ock
9 and Lots 17 t hrough 22, Block 6 of Section I I, Briarfield Sub-
division from Class R-0 to Class R-1. There being n o opposition
to the rezoning, it was moved by Gary Fletcher, with second by
Robert Runge that the same be approved. The mo tion carried.
Preliminary plat of P h ase IV, Stagecoach Village was submitted ,
with the change in the name of the street Oregon Trail to We lls
Fargo Trail. It was mo ve d by Lewis Eder ington, ,,,i t h second by
Gary Fletcher that the plat be approved. Al l members voted in
favor of the motion .
Preliminary plat of Phase I V , Jaxon Terrace Sub division was sub -
mitted. It was move d by Cleo Cavender, with second by Gary Fletcher
that the plat b e approved, sub ject to fire hydrant to b e installed
(if not there) at t he corner of Grazing Lane and Knight's P lace.
All members voted in favor of t he same.·
Final Plat, Tara I1 ount Subd ivision, Lots 7-24, 32-43, an d 80 -87
(plat was revised for smaller lots) was subm itted . It was moved b y
Dennis Lock,wi th second by Gary Fletcher t h at t he plat be approved .
The motion carried .
The re be ing no further b usine ss, the meeting was a d journed .
'::2he Jacksonville P lanni ng Conu:nission he l d its regu l ar rr1eet ing at
7:3 0PU ON Tuesday , July l , 1 975 , wi t h the following members in
attendance: Denn is Lock, Gary Fletcl1e r, Don Boshers , ~ober t Runge ,
Cl eo Cavender, li.LJert SidVJe ll, Le•~J is Eder ington and Daisy Olson.
Other persons at·tend i ng 1·1ere Tommy Bond , cTudge Tieec Tthll iamson,
Paul Donley , Dick Giddings, Dan \Jingard , I'l rs. Ron Fe'.vell, .:-Irs. La rry
P ilson, L. iJ . DuDree , J)ancv-Gs.i..t-r-a-.R and John li arrinq·ton. ~ ·'-121 -
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Da i sy Olson presided as Chairman in the absence of T. P. ~1ite.
The dayor' s Secretary, nancy -0,e-ftra.n in·troduced Bi ll OvJens, the
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:'linutes of t~ile June raeeting '•lere approved.
Dick Giddings an d Dan Wingard were present representing Pulaski
Federal in t he ir re q uest to relocate sidewalks in Stonewall Subdivision
from ·the cul-de-sacs ·to the comm on use areas. It was moved by Don
Dashers, with second by Cleo Cavender that the same be approved.
'.rh e motion carried. John Harr ington of I1et roplan stated that it was
a good p l an .
Public hearing vlas convene d at S P ~l on rezoning p roperty on Tay lor
Street and other adjoining property presently used as mo b ile home
parks. It was the general consensus of opinion of the Planning
Commission raemb ers that the 150 foot comme rcial strip along the
h igl1w ay should remain as a C-3 zone eve n though a portion of it 1s
use d for a mobile home park . It \vas the feel ing of Denn i s Lock that
the R-1 zone b etween South Drive and T aylor Street s h oul d also be
c h anged to R-4 , but i·t "''as t he feeling of t he Secretary since no
notice has bee n published and no specific notification had been
given to t he owners thereof, that it coul d not be rezoned at this
time . tlr . Lock stated t ha t he would obtain t h e lega l descriptions
and have a request ready for consideration at t he August meet ing
for t h e re z oning of t h at s ma ll tract of property. It was thereupon
moved b y Alber t Sidwell with second by Don Bos he rs that the following
described r ea l property be r ez oned from Class R-1 to Class R -4:
Part of the n orth Half of the Southeast Quarter (:,1!2 , SEl::()
of Section 30, To wn s h ip 3 Nor t h , Range 1 0 lJes t, lying
150 feet East of Highway 67 (now 161) , begi nning at the
Southeast corner of t he \·\Te st Hal f of the i'Tortheast
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter {N~, NE~, SE~); thenc e
South 87 degrees 43' Wes t 658 .2 f ee t to a point 150
feet E ast of the =ast R/W line of Highway 67; thence
North 5 degrees 7' East 361 feet; thence North 8 7
degrees 56' Eas t 626.4 f ee t; to the Eas t line of the
i •Yes t Half, HE~, SE~, thence South 355.3 fe e t to th e
point of beg inning, containing 5.17 acres , more or
less and known as n o b ile i·1anor .
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Part of t he Southeast Quarter (SE ~), Section 30,
To wnsh ip 3 No rth , Range 10 Wes t, more particularly
described as follows:
Start at the SoutlYi.•Jes·t corner of the SE!4 , SE~; thence
North 900 feet; thence ~ast 56 8 feet to t he p oint of
beg i nn ing; thence South 150 f eet; thence Wes t 3 00 f ee t;
t hen c e ~or t h 15 0 feet; t hence East 300 feet to th e point
of beginn ing , containing one acre, more or l ess;
Together with an additional 2.55 acres situated in the
said SE~ SE~ and described as follows:
Beginning 561 f ee t East and 940 feet Nor t h of t he
S out h \Jest corne r of t he SE~~ SE!.:r; thence Pest fror'l the
sa id Southwest corner 280 f eet; ·thence ~ior-t!1 387 feet;
thence East 280 fee·t; t:1ence South 3 8 7 feet to the p oi nt
of beginning·; THE LEAST THO P,Z\RC:SLS DESCR I BED, BP.I NG
DIVIDim BY A STREET, Z\.~TD D?.ETG I-G,JOtHL! AS IIl\.PPY ?,10I3ILE HOI'l:S.
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]\11 rc1en;:)e rs vo·t:.e d in favor of t he mo ·tion.
Public hea ring wa s conve ne~ on r e zonin0 part of 0ve rloo k Subdivision
f rom Class C-4 to Class R-1. After d iscussion by t he Menber s
present, i·t 'da~:; rtoved !Jy Cleo Cavender, vri t h second by :Lm·7is
Ede rington, tha ·t the same be a pp rove d. r::'!1e mo·tion carried .
Judge Re ed Williams on was present to represent L . w. Dup r ee
re<Juesting ove r bu ilding on 1-:,ots 9 and 1:1, nlock 7, ~·!es t ,jacksonville
SuL,Hvision . ~i:'he IT~embers 7)resent deterrdned ·tl1at t ;le request
Ho ul d be acceptable p ro v L~ed t he ovmer \-.rou l d mee·t set!)ack, side
yo/.ard and rear yare: re'}uirer,lents and utiliz e :.)oth lots. :Lcr'";is
r:c.le ri nston r:1aue ·tll e J.,totion, 11 i tll second 1Jy Cleo CavenL12r that
t he Sec r e t ary 1·v rite a l e·t ter to the City rui lcl.ing Inspector
stating ·t he P lanning Cornmissicm' s approval of t he r eques t.
'I'~1e mo tion carri ed .
T~1ere be ing no furth er bus iness, b.t e r.1ee·ting 'das adjourned.
SPECIAL 11:CJ:'.I'L TG OF THE JAC KSONVILL:S PLANFiiNG COTYa,SSIOI'J ,
J ULY 1 6 , 1J75.
~A special Planning Corm1ission me eting \-!as he ld in ·the office of
Daisy Olson on July 16, 1975 at 5:30El , with the folloving n embe rs
in attendance: ~. P . Wh ite, Chairman , Gary F letc he r, Ro be rt Runge,
Lew i s :;.::d ering "con and Daisy Olson.
The only items for consideration was a request for r ezoning from
Class R-2 to Class R-3, Lot l f , B loc k 1, Bomber Base Addition.
It was moved b y ~o be rt Runge, with second by L ~w is Ede rington
·that public hearing on the reques·t be set. for BP I·~ at C ity !T all
on August 5 , 1975. Z~ll persons present vote d in favor of the
n otion. 'l'~1e Secre tary •:ras advise d to file a notice vd t~l ·tlle
ne ~,c.rs paper for pub lication by the 18th of July.
T he r e be ing no further b usiness, t he meeting was adjourned.
; 1INU':'CI:~S OF THE J ACKSOIJVIJ"L :C P L1\~TH i i\JG CO~··UHS SIO U , l-'.UGUST 5, 1 9 7 5
':L'he ,Jacksonv i lle Planning Commission held i·ts regular meetinci at
7: 3 DP:'1 on 'I'uesday, August 5, 1975, vr ith the follo wing members in
attendance : T. P. ~Jh ite, Cl1airman, Cl e o Cavender, Dennis I"ocl:,
Ga ry Fletche r, Do n Boshers, ~~O!)ert :;~unge, l\l b(3 rt SidvJell and Daisy
Olson. Other persons attend i ng ';·Jere I1ayor Reid , Tommy Eond, Ter1
Camp, Larry Hilson, J:;ill Lehman, 1·tike vhlson Paul Donley, ,~I rs.
Pat Bo nd, i.'lrs. 1\. G . Grant and ,John Harrington.
Ainutes of the .July 1st and ,July 16th meet ings \J ere approvec'l..
~ request from Buford Latta for rezoning George Freeman property
from Class R-0 to Class C-3 wa s presented, together with e1e
legal des cri ption and a check for rezoning fee. It wap; nove d by
Don Boshers that the same he set for puJJlic hearing on Tuesday,
Sep t em~er 2, 1975 at BFI, with s econdLy Cleo Cavende r. Al l
voted i n favor of the motion.
A request fror:.1 ;Jennis Ijock to change t he name of South Redmond
Road to Garvin Drive on t ha t port ion of South Reamond Road from
South James to the Railroad was d iscu s sed. The Chairman suggested
that a commi·ttee be appointed to try to decide what \vould he best
and ·to c he ck with the Post Off lee. The com..m.i ttee r.1embers appointed
we re Dennis Lock, Robert Runge and Dr. Sidwell.
A discussion was held on rezoning tl1e area between South Drive and
Taylor Street from Class R-1 to Class R-4. Denn is Locl~ stated that
he would notify the owners in the area and determine their wishes.
Robert Runge made the motion to defer action on the rezoning, with
second by Don Boshers. The motion carried.
A sketch plat of Woodbriar Subdivision, together with a request for
rezoning from R-0 to R-1 was submitted. It was determined that the
area in question was presently zoned R-1, whereupon the request for
rezoning was \.Ji thdravm. Cleo Cavender moved that the sl:e·tch plat
be approved, with second by Robert Runge. The motion carried.
A request was submitted for rezoning two parcels of property adjacent
to i·'loodbriar Subdivision from R-1 ·to C-3 and H -3 was submitted.
It was moved by Cleo Cavender, with second by Gary Fletcher ·that the
two requests ))e set for public hearing on the 2nd of September, 1975
at 8PM. The I•lOtion carried.
At 8P:·1 public hearing \\1as convened on rezoning Lot 18, Block 1,
Bombe r Base Addition (Te d Camp property) from R-2 to R-3. It
was found by tl1e Chairman that a p roper r eques t had been submitted,
together with the required fee, that notice had been pu~lished more
than 15 days prior to the hearing and that signs .had been posted on
the property and that it _ was the time and place set for ·the hear ing.
0ike Wi lson was pres ent , together with Ted ~amp on beh alf of the request.
Appea ring as opponents to the request were Mr. and ~rs. Osca r Blucker,
nr. and .'1rs. ,J. G. \·Jrig~1t and 1::?.eer1 Williamson as their representative.
Reed Williamson su~mitted a petition containing 15 signatures opposing
the request .
~1ike Wilson stated on behalf of the petitioner that several months
ago Luildina permits had been issued on two apartment houses -
r.ot 1 and Lot 18, rnock l, I~-or:lLer Base 1\.ddi tion. I ·t was subsequently
discovered that these permits had ~een issued in error due to a
mistake whic~1 shoHed };oth lots to be zoned ~\.-3 on the zon in<J map 1
~~en in fact botlt lot s were zoned R-2; that purs uant to obtaini ng the
building peroits, tl1e petitioner had obtaineC financing for the two
apartr:~en·t houses and had incurred consiJera~Jle expensos from in·terest,
cl1anges in building plans and the continuin<J rise of bu ild i ng costs.
;1r. ~ilson further stated that in order to compromise, his client ~ad
agreed to cllanc::;e any plans to ~:miLI an apartr.lent on Lot 1 to plans
to ~::;uild a duple:~ 1 ~.Jllich is allO'i.'!ed in the zoning cod<:; and ~.!as only
asking for a c:1ange on the p;ar lot (lot 18) which is surrounde r1
on three sides ~y apartment units. I!e further stated that the
peti·tioner in·ten<.~ed to ;Juild a one -~.ray drive £ron 'ladden '{oad to
Plurlll.ner 0ri ve along the west side of the tl-.70 l ots in question.
ilr. J. C. ~:rrigh·t ~;poke on behalf of t!_-le opponents statil1g· that ·the
zoning cl1ange as requested would be deterimental to the way of life
of the present: mmers living in the ar;2a and that the zone si.wuld
be left as it is.
Follouing <Jucstions from members of the Planning Cornmission, ·rr. 'TerJ
Camp stated tha~c lee had sufficient space to provide eleven (ll) parking
at ·
spaces on the lot in •]tws·t ion; that his present i ntention '!Vas to
b u ild five (5) one Lec1room units; but that if tlle reques·t \-J ere
denied he would have to build a duplex with two bedroom units. r
J:Ie went on to state that one bed room units ~11ould not be large
enough for t he tenants to have children, bu t t hat would not be
the case with duplexes.
Persons speak in<; in oppos ition to ·the request included Oscar
i3lucker, ';Jho stated that Chapel :Iill Road •.vas too narrow for t.wo
cars to pass and th at a driveway leading into Chapel Hi ll Road
to the apartments wou l d create an additional hazard. Mrs. J . G.
\Vrig·h Jc stated tha·t when they retired from the Ai r Force, they bought
their property at 2 4 0 5 Cl1apel Hill Road an c1 tlla·t there vJ e re numerous
apartment houses in the area at that time, but that an additional
unit wou l d create mor e noise and wou l d be an imposition upon sur-
rounding neigh bors. Mr . J. G. Wright opposed the request for the
reason tllat the one -vvay drive had l:;een bui lt in what v7as previously
a drainage ditch resu lting in a drainage prob lem fo r his property.
Upon a suggestion ;.)y tl1e Cll ai rrnan, T. P. 'iJhi te, those persons
appearing at t~1e public hearing, l.1oth for and against the request,
r et ired to the lounge to negotiate and arbitrate t~eir differences
·to determine whether or not they could amiably settle the problen.
l\t 1(): 30 t l1ey r eturned ·to t he Cor,1mission stat ing that they '''ere
no closer to the se ttlement than they had been at 8:30. At that
time Don Boshers stated that after considering the pros and cons
p reviou s ly presented, that it was o bvious Mr. Camp wou ld b uil d
duplexes legally on both lots; t hat if an apartment house were
allowed on t he back lot this could mean as many as from three
to six additional a utomobiles , which he did not consider to be that
much of an additional traffic p ro b l em which would justify denying
the request. IIe went on further to state that regardless of whether
the duplex or apartment units were built, that t he roadway would
continue ·to cause a drainage problem. IIe stated that it ·,-,ras not
possible for him to determine which would cause more noise -
couples living in an apartment house or families with young children
living in dup lexes, b ut that he was concerned about the safety of
the young children who lived in the presently situated single
family residences adjoining the area and as a measure to protect
young children in the area, he thought a safety fence of a qual ity
of a six foot chain lin}:: fence should be built on the \\res t lot
line of Lot 18. Ee thereupon moved ·that the Planning Com,nission
recommend ·that the Council rezone :rJot 18, Block 1, Bomber Base
Addition from R-2 to R-3, wi t h the stipulation that a safety fence
wou l d ~e placed along the west lot lin~ thereof and that the Council
would insure that all b uilding re q uirements as to s q uare footage,
front lot line, rear lot line and pa r ~ing be met by the huilder.
The motion was seconded b y Dennis Lock.
~ogert Runge stated that he felt we would be spot zoning to grant
this r equest. Upon request the mem b ers were polled and the vote
showed five persons in favor of the motion, one person opposed,
\d th t he Chair abstainins.
)\ r e que st for ;~e p l a t oE T.J ots 3 ·t h rou s;}l lLl, Dl ock 0 and Lots 17
t h ro u g:1 2 2 , :r:.locL G, S e ction 2, I~riarfiel c.)_ Su!x~ i vi:-=don \vas su: m1i tte d .
It vi as 11ovec1 b y ;;.o b ert T(un ge , 1r i th s e cond ;)y Car:_r 7letc!-le r t ha t e1 e
sarrte ~)e a [Jp roved . ~;<he r totion carri ec~.
Prel i minary Plat, nvf~r l ook Subdivision >·:as su.br;).i tted for approval.
I·t 11as ItlOVCd ~.>y Daisy Olson, ·,d th 3econcJ. })y Dennis Lock Jclla t the
plat be approved. 7.he rm·tion carriec:.
There bei11S' no further 0usiness, t he Fleeting "'ras adjourned.
I1HJUTE S OF THE JACKSOI:NILLE PLA N~'JIHG COI ·!J IISSION , SEP'J:'E!,IJER 2, 1975
The Jacksonville Planning Comrn.ission held its regular meeting at
7: 30P::1 on Tuesday, Septenber 2 , 19 75, with the following members
in attendance: T. P. Nhite , Chairman, Cleo Cavender, Dennis Lock ,
Robert Runge, Dr. Albert SidvJell and Daisy Olson. Other persons
attending we re l'Iayor Reid, To:mmy Bond, Claude Brazea le, Bob Jones,
George Ed I1 cCain, Charles Evans, Ruth Blazer, Buford Latta, r.l r .
llishop 1 l'lrs. Howard 1 J.·.i r. Schultz an d d r. i.:,ohun.
l1 inutes of the Aug ust 5th meet i ng were approved as corrected .
The Committee on renaming South Redmond Il..oad gave its report.
1Alhereupon it was moved by Hobert Runge, vd th second by Cleo Cavender
that t he portion of South Redmond Road running adjacent to the
Nissouri Pacific Railroad tracks to t he intersection of Trickey Lane
be renamed to Garvin Uri ve. 'i'he motion carried.
A discussion was held on renaming other streets. It was determined
by the Commission to defer any ac·tion on further renaP.ling ·of. s·treets
for one month at w:-lich time co:!:'.rrtittees 'dould possibly be namec< to
make a study and reconmenda·tions ti:1ereon.
It 'i'Jas moved !Jy Robert :~un.~e, \•li til second !J ~' Dr .. Si((\•iell that the
rezoning of ':':'aylor Street property :Je d eferret:'.!. u n til the o•mer
requester: tl1e ci.1ange. Tlte motion carried.
Pu b lic hearing \-las convened at 8E•.i on rezoning the George Freerr:an
property from Class R-0 to Class C-3. P r oof of publication of
notice in the ne\.JSpaper was sul)~.:titte c~ and tl1e Chairman rear:l trw
letter from Buford Latta requesting the rezoning.
George I::d ~IcC a in appeared in opposition to the rezoning· and gave
backsrou.::l d of garage property an c1 i·ts uses in t:-~e past . ~·e s·tated
that the property in question was too close to residential pro-erty;
a.::1cl U1at. it 1r1as no-t to tJ.1e 1::Jest interest of ·t:1e cor.1nmn i ty or the
tmm. Cl:arles I:;vans \Jho lives at South ?.oad and i'.iilitary B.oad
asked for the descr i ption and exact location . Ruth Blazer , :Irs .
George Ld i:lcCain 1 s sister, appeareG. on b8half o:E >irs. llcCain
and s tat ed tl:at s1le concurred \·.Ti t h George f~d ric Ca i n 1 s rer:tarks;
and ·t~1at she \oJOuld be hemraed i n . ~Irs . EmrJard also appeared in
oppos ition and concurred wi·tl1 Ge orge ::.::d ~l cCain' s remarl~s. Eo)')ert
Runge bro ug ht u p the sub ject of an 8as8ment driveway. ~r. Btiford
Latta stated t~at a 15 foot frontage wo uld be utilized as a
driveway to the trailer park and garage. ~enn is JLoc]~ made the
motion to deny the request , with second by C l eo Cavender. Al l
members voted in favor of the motion.
Public hearing on rezoning Tract A Woodbriar Subdivision from
Class R-1 to Class C-3 was convened. h fter discussion of rezoning
the property , Mr . Darzea le changed t he request to Class C-2.
::-(obert :z u::1ge made the mo t:lon that the rezoning to c~2 ))e approved
upon the cond ition that the subdivider place a screening fence
at leas~c six feet in height of vwocl on wood or chain linJ~ \·lith
s lats on t he conme rcial are a adjacent to single-family r es i den tial
lots on t he ~est and North sides. The mo tion was second cJ by Cleo
Cavende r. hl l members voted in favor of the same.
Pub lic he aring on rezoning T ract :::3 ~'7oodb riar Subdivision frorll
Class R-1 to Class R-3 was convened . Cleo Cavender made t he
motion to a pp rove t he r e zon i ng, with second by Robe rt Runge.
The motion carried .
I1 ayor Reid explained street p riorities an d t hat with a limited
a mount of money the City is doing ~~at it can.
There b e i ng no furt he r bu siness, the me eting was adjourned.
MINUTES OF THE JACKSONVILLE PLANNING CO~MISSION, OCTOBER 7, 1975
The Jacksonville Planning Commission held its regular meeting at
8PM on Tuesday, October 7, 1975r with the following members in
attendance: T. P. White, Chairman, Dr. Albert S i dwell, Robert
Runge , Don Boshers, Dennis Lock, Gary Fletcher and Daisy Olson.
Other persons attending were Mayor Reid, John Harrington from
Metroplan, Bill Owens, Paul Donley, Jerrel Fielder and Harry Tolleson.
Minutes of the September meeting were approved.
Next item of business was the naming of streets. Mr. White indicated
that the City Attorney was working on a system or guiee lines for
naming of streets. Mr. Harrington stated that Metroplan could be of
assistance and that he would bring recommendations to the next meeting.
There was some discussion in the meeting regarding the action taken
by the Council on Garvin Street and Robert Runge was appointed to
attend the Council meeting of October 16th to explain the intended
recommendation by the Planning Commission.
Jerrel Fielder of Bond Engineers presented the Final Plat of Phase II,
Stonewall Subdivision for approval. It was moved by Gary Fletcher,
with second by Dr. Sidwell that the same be approved subject to
acceptance of the streets, water, sanitary sewer and storm drainage
by the various City departments for maintenance. The motion carried.
Mr. Tolleson had asked to be on the agenda to request clarification
of Natchez Trace. He asked that his request be deferred until the
next meeting.
The City Attorney had notified the Chairman by letter of questions
arising involving the zoning status of property annexed to the
City subsequent to the adoption of Ordinance No. 238. It was his
opinion that the newly annexed property was unzoned. It was his
suggestion that the newly annexed property be zoned according to
the use in effect at the time of annexation, with such zoning
classification to remain in effect until such time as studies and
public hearings can be conducted to establish a comprehensive zoning
plan for the newly annexed area. Mr. White asked Mr. Harrington to
make recornrnendationsat the November meeting regarding this matter.
Mr. Harrington stated that he was aware that the City had recently
made a survey of the citizens and that his office was in a position
to do this kind of thing for the City as a part of thefees regularly
paid by the City to Metroplan and that upon request of the Planning
Commission or the City Council or the Bicentennial Committee, his
office would be willing and able to render such service. Mayor Reid
stated that this was done by Maness with no cost at this time. Mr.
Harrington furnished four copies of Water Resources Study for study and
comments by the members by October 28th.
Mr. Lewis Ederington submitted his letter of resignation. Mr. White
asked that the Secretary send Mr. Ederington a letter thanking him for
his services and congeniality; and that a copy of the letter be forwarded
to the Mayor and the Council. The Mayor asked recommendation for replace-
ment of Mr. Ederington.
It was reported that Mr. Cleo Cavender's wife was in the hospital.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
MINUTES OF THE JACKSONVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION, NOVEMBER 4, 197S
The Jacksonville Planning Commission held its regular meeting on
Tuesday, November 4, 197S, with the following persons .in attendance:
T. P. White, Chairman, Cleo Cavender, Dennis Lock, Albert Sidwell,
Daisy Olson, Charles VanNostrand, Bill Owens, Paul Donley, Mayor James
Reid, John Harrington, Hugene Wooley and Harry Tolleson.
The meeting was convened by the Chairman~ Upon motion by Albert Sidwell,
second by Cleo Cavender, minutes of the October meeting were approved
as mailed.
Charles VanNostrand presented a request for change of zoning from
R-0 to R-4 on the following described real property, situated at
6004 South Highway:
Part of NW~, SW~, Section 31, Township 3 North, Range 11 West, Pulaski
County, Arkansas, more particularly described as follows:
Beginning 6SS.S feet North and 1,319.4 feet N 37° E of Southwest
corner of Section 31; thence North S3° West S72 feet; thence South
47° lS' West 200 feet; thence South S3° OS' East 412 feet; thence North
37° East 100 feet; thence South S3° OS' East 200 feet; thence North
37° East 100 feet to the point of beginning, containing 2.2S acres,
more or less.
Mr. VanNostrand stated that the property had had a mobile home park
consisting of three trailers and two additional pads ready for occu-
pancy for a longer period of time than it had been in the city; and that
it was adjacent on two sides (front and North) to mobile home parks.
It was moved by Cleo Cavender, seconded by Alber t Sidwell that public
hearing be set to consider the request at 8PM, Tuesday, December 2,
the motion carried. The secretary \\las instructed to publish notice and
the peti~ioner was instructed to post necessary signs on the property.
Copies of the zoning map were distributed to all members for study and
correction.
A discussion ensued regar ding the zoning i n the newly annexed areas
by John Harrington. After outlining several manners of accomplishing
this, he stated that it was his feeling that it was a better pro-
cedure to classify all of it at the highest classification until
such t i me as it could be shown that a different classification
was justified; but that it would be up to the various departments
of the city government -Council, Planning Commission, City Attorney -
to arrive at desirable plans for Jacksonville.
Mr. Harrington also read and filed with the Secretary guidelines
that may be followed in the future in names of streets. Additional
copies were requested for the members for their personal study.
Bi ll Owens requested information on how copies of recorded plats
may be obtained from the subdivider. Mr. Harrington volunteered to
learn how this is accomplished inLittle Rock.
IT >vas announced by the Chairman that terms of the following members
will expire on December 31: Gary Fletcher, Dr. Albert Sidwell and,
of course, Lewis Ederington. He suggested that the members make
known any personal recommendations they may have regarding re-
appointments or replacements to fill these vacancies.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
l''liNUTES OF THE JACKSO NV ILLE PLANNI NG COMJ'1 I SSION, December 2, 19 7 5
The Jacksonville Planning Commission held its regular meeting on
'rues day, December 2, 19 7 5, with the following pers o ns in attendanc e :
T. P. Whi te, Chairman; Dr. Albert Sidwe ll, Robert Runge, Don
Boshers, Dennis Lock, Cleo Cavender, Daisy Olson, Tommy Bond,
Bill Owens, Charles Van Nostrand, J. C. James, Richa rd McGee,
Paul Donley, Thomas 0. Wagnon, Frank Wellman, Robe rt Hill, Ron
Tyne and Claude Brassea le.
Minutes of the Novemb er meeting were approved as mailed.
Torruny Bond presented on behalf of vhnrock, prospective purchaser,
a sketch plat of South Br iarfield stating that upon completion, it
wa s their plan to develop it essentially the same as adjacent areas
so far as stre ets, curbs and gutters and sidewalks. Dennis Lock
stated that both Loop Road and Southeastern should be curbed and
guttered. A copy of the sketch was left with the Secretary for
filing.
The public hearing was convened on the question of rezoning the
Bill Waterman property to mobile home park classification. Even
though the tract standing al o ne would be too small, s i nce it abuts
another mobile home park and sice there were no objectDrs present,
it was moved by Robert Runge , with second by Cleo Cavender that the
request be granted . All member s voted in favor of the motion.
A request f rom Thomas 0 Wagnon to rezone Lots 13 and theWest 36
feet of Lot 14, Block 1 , West Jacksonvil l e Subdivision #2 from
R-4 to C-2 was read by the Chairman. A drawing of the area in
question (without dimensions) together with a $50.00 fee was
submitted wi th the request. It was the consens us of opin i on of
the Planning Commission members that public hearing should be
held to rezone Lot 78, West Jacksonville Subdivision #1 from
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R-3 to C-2 and that Lots 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 , 19, and 20, Block 1,
west Jacksonville Subdivision No. 2, together with Lots 8, 9, 10, 11
and 12, Block 29, Original Town of Jacksonville, should be rezoned
from R-4 to C-2. It was moved by Cleo Cavender, with second by
Robert Runge, that the same be set for public hearing on January 6,
1976 at 8 P.M .. The motion carr ied .
Mr. Brasseale of Winrock showed a series of slides dealing with
streets and sidewalks. It was the feeling of all Planning Coinrnis-
sion members that it gave them food for thought toward future changes
in the present Subdivision Ordinance.
The Metroplan representative reported that the zoning map study had
not been corrected and that they were waking on it, together with
their continued work with the Highway Department on the Street
Plan.
There being no further busine ss, the meeting was adjourned.
UINUTES OF JACKSONVII..LE PLANNING CO i li,HSSION , January 6, 1976
The Planning Con~ission held its regular meeting on Tuesday, January 6,
197G, with the following persons in attendance:
Members : T . P. White, Chairman; Cleo Cavender, Jerrel Fielder, Don
Boshers, Hugene Wooley, Dennis Lock, Robert Runge , Albert Sidwell, and
Daisy Olson, Secretary .
Others : John Harrington, ilayor James Reid , Bill Owens, Larry 1iJilson,
Tommy Bond, Harry Tolleson, Walter Barger , Ann Barger and others.
After the meeting was cal led to order at 7 : 3 0 P .l"'l. , by the Chairman,
Ob
an introduction was made of Jerrel Fielder, Eugene Nool ey and Albert
Sidwell; who were the persons appointed t o the terms beg inning January 1,
1976 and ending December 31, 1978 .
F or the holding of the annual ele c tion of officers, the c hair was
relinquished by T . P . White to Daisy Olson to hear nominations for the
office of Chairman . 'I'. P. Wh i te was nominated by Don Boshers ; after
awaiting further nominati o ns for several min utes and hearing none,
the chair suggested a motion for election by acclamation whi c h was made
by Cleo Cavender, seconded by Don Boshers and passed by the members.
T. P. Wh ite was declared the Chairman; at vvh ich time the chair was
returned to him .
Nomination s were then heard for the office of Vice-Chairman. Robert
Runge was nominated by Dennis Lock; Don Boshers nominated Cleo Cavender;
Cleo Cavender nominated Don Boshers; after which Hu gene Wooley moved
that nomination s cease, seconded by Daisy Ols o n; upon vote the motion
carried; and votes were then cast for the respective nominees a s
follows : Two for Don Boshers; Three for Robert Runge and Four for
Cleo Cavender; whereupon it was declared that Cl eo Cavender had been
elected to the office of Vice-Chairman.
Minutes of the December meeting were approved.
A year end report of activities by the Planning Commission was given
by Mis s Olson.
A gift of a card index on rolloflex for street names was given to the
Commission by Dr. Sidwell.