1964au
Dec. 17, 196 3 Continued:
5":5 feet along ~:1adden Roa d anC. 1300 feet in dept h. It was stated
that riJr. Boyd owns approximately L!-0 acres which will probably be
developed o v er a period of time. Mr. Wh ite s ugge sted that the
total area should b e considered at one time rather than in a
p iecemeal fashion. This seemed to be the concensus of the entire
conunission . Upon motion by Trix i:Jilliams, with second by Dl'>i"ight
Little, t he commissionr ecommended t h at the City Coun c il not
consider less thant he total 50 acres in any petition for annex-
ation .
r•Iayor Harde n stated that a new fo ur d rawer filing cabinet ~Aiith
lock would be purchased in the near future for the Planning Com-
mission1s use .
l\1r . John Harrington presented a ~Community Facilities Plan for
study by those present. After general d iscussion of the plan and
its PL'rposes, it I.ATa s rnoved by S. J. Smart and seconded by Dwight
Lit tle that the Comm.ission gi v e tentativ e approva l to said plan
and set for public hearing . The motion carried . The re p orter
from the Jaclcsonville News was present an d state d that notice
coul d be run tbe following Th ur s day on December 19. It was
noted by those present that this would g i ve the necessary f if-
teen ( 1 5) days notice required by lav·J; and that the public hear-
ing coul d be ha d on the regular meeting da te of Jan uary 7, 1 964 .
the time f or such publid hearing 1vas set for 7:3 0p.m .
Copies of sugges t ed sub -d ivision regulations were given to
those who had n ot formerly received the same : and the Chairman
suggested that study be giv en to them within the ne x t few weeks.
There being no further business , the me ~ting was ad j ourned.
JANUARY 7 ; 1 96Lf
Following the general discussion of appro x imately one ho urs 1
d uration, the public hearing for the purpose of considering the
Comm_~nity FaC?_ili ties Plan vms declared to be ad j ourned by PJ.anning
Commission Cha:Lrman, T . P . v·.Jhi te . The follo·wing persons had
attended the meeting: Chairman ~IJhi te 3 D"isy Olson, Cleo Cavender,
Rube Jenkin s , S. J. Smart, Dwight L:Lttle, I'~1ayor John Harden, Tom
Alford, Bill Lehman, Leon Sorrels, Bob Odom, Virgil DeLaney, Jack
Harrington and se vera l reporters.
Chairman \fl!hite d eclared the regular meeting of the Planning
Commission to be in session. All persons remaine d in attendance,
and a quorum of the Commission 1-'Jas declared to be present . Chair-
man VJhi te asked for the decision of the Commission regarding the
Conununity Facilities Pl an ; vvhere upon Cleo Cavender moved that the
Commm:Lssion a d opt a Resol ution approving said plan . ( A copy of
said Resolution is attache d hereto and made a part hereof .) The
motion was seconded by S. J. Smar t ; and u pon roll call the following
members voted 11 aye11
, Dwight Little, Rube Jenkins and T. p. V·Jhi te.
None v oted nay . The resolution was adopted .
Various laudation s were e x tende d by guests present to the
Chairman and the members of the Comrnission for having completed
another year of fine service to the city . Mayor Harden pledged
to doub1e each member 1 s sa1ary for the coming year.
A Petition ~om the Hu d son heirs regarding the s ub-divi sion of
their l and was presente d b y the chairman. It was moved by s. J.
Ja n 7, 1964 cont inue d .
Smart, second e d b y ~le o Ca v end er that the same be approved s ubj ect t o
its me eting minimurn re q uirements. The motion c a rrie d .
There be ing n o furt her business, the meetin g was ad j ourned by the
Chairman .
FEBRUARY !+, 196 4
The Jacksonvi lle Planning Commission met for its regular monthly
meeting F ebruary 4, 1 96 ,:1 at 7:15 P .M. in the courtroom o f City Hall
with the f ollowing members present: T. P. White, Ch a irma n ; Rube
Jenkins Faybo urn Curtis : Cle o Ca v end er, S. J. Sma rt , Otis Goo d sel l ·
Jack Price ; Daisy Olson, Secretary ; and guest, Mr. Jenkins f rom KGMR
Radio Stati on .
-----------Minutes o f the January meeting were rea d and approv e d .
Chairman vJ hite presented fo r filing a copy of the Replat of Block
17 o f the origina l town of Jack s onv ille. The same had been appro v ed at
the Jan uary meeting. Mr. ·wh ite asked that the Commission consi d er
amending its rules and re g ulations to allov.J him to sign cop:Les of such pla
in the future; rather than the orig inal tracing . It was mentioned that
at some times by some persons such tra cings might be amende d or
altered without the appro v al of s u ch amen dm ents or alterations by the
p lanning commission .
A _p£~Jiminary sketch of proposes streets in Johnson Ad dition vms
presented by the Chairma n foP the commission to be consi d ering. No
action was requested or taken at that time .
A Letter rece i ved by the chairrnan from Cons.truction Serv ice Co mpa n y:
I nc ., wa s Pead to those pPesent . It contained a request that the
Planning Conun i ssion ask the No Pth Little Rock Planning Commission to
relinqu ish its authoPity of that portion of Country Estate SubDivision
to the J acksonv ille Pla nning Commission . A motion wa s made by Ru b e
Jenk ins and seconded by Cleo Cav ender' that the secretary forwar d a copy
of said letter' to the ChainTian of the North Litt l eRock Commission and
----~re~-ma--t-J:I.te-P-t-B-b-~-Gl C-ommis_sion g rant to this Commissio n
a ut b oPity to make all necess ary ap pPovals on the Co un try Estate Sub-
div ision. Al l mem b ers p resent vo te d 11 aye" .
A letter wa s rece i v e d from William F. Williams which state d Bl u e
Line Prints and Bil l of Assurance for the pP eliminary plat of
_clmz.erdale Ga r d en SubDi v ision were b eing forwarded to the Co mm ission.
The Chairman state d tha t s u ch additional ma terial h ad not yet been
receive d by him . Such material vwul d be necessapy for the commission
to take any action i n this r e ga r d . I t was sugg este d that the secreta ry
ad v ise Mr. H:Llliams by letter to f orvmrd the same b efoPe the ne x t
meeting date of March 3 .
Chairma n W hite rea d a letter from Pa t Wi lson ) Chairman Citi z ens
Advisory Conunittee, Pulaski Area Trans p ortation Study , re q uesting that
either Mr . White or an alternate f rom the Jac k sonv ille Plan ning
Commission serv e as a me mb er o f this ad v isory committee. After fv1r.
White state d that it wo u l d b e impossi b le fo r him to personally a cce pt,
S. J . Sm a rt v ol unteere d to serv e on such comm ittee. Chairman stated
tha t al l e x penses inc urre d by Mr. Smar t a s a me mbe r o f s uc h co1nm ittee
wo ul d be reimburse d from Planning Co mm ission funds.
This being the first meeting o f the full commission of 1 96 !.1., an
election wa s hel d . Mr . White relinqu ished the chair to Miss Olson t o
Feb. 4 , 196 4 continued:
recei v e nominat:Lons f or the off ice of chairman and v :Lce --chairman. Jack
Price nominated T. P. Wh:Lte for the office of Chairman, Rube Jen k ins
second e d the nomination. No further nomi na tions for the office of
chairman were made. The mot:Lon carr:Le d unan:Lmous . Rube Jenkins
nominated S. J. Smart as Vice -Ch a :Lrman , Cleo Cav ender seconde d the
nominations. No further nomi n ation s were made for the office of v ice-
chairman , S. J. Smart was electe d unanimou sly and there being no
further business, the meeting was ad journe d .
The Pl anning Commission met Tuesday, r~1 arch 3 , 1 96 Li at 7: 15 P .~'1. in
City Hall with the following members present: T . P . White , Chairma n ;
Cleo Ca v end er, S . J. Smart, Johnny \\!right , Dwight Li tt:;le, F'a y bo urn
curtis , Daisy Olson, Secretary . Also present vver e P . \'J . Dupree, P. v'i.
Dupree, Jr. and Tommy Dupree to pres e nt certain proposals . Reporters
of local news me d ia were in attendance.
Mr . Dupree presented a p ropose d s ub -div ision plan on contin ua ti~
o f ~st yi e w M.Q,_i tJ-QD for approval. After d iscussion of the plan, it
was moved by Dw i g ht Little and seconded by Johnny VJ right that the
pl annin g Commission ac cept the p lan as it is shmm w1th a provision o f
waiv er upon the 4 5 foot wid th on McHenry Avenue. The motion was
u nanimou sly passed . !VIr . P. "\ilL. Dupree, Jr p romise d to furnish a co py
of Bil l of Assura nce to be presente d to the City Council d edicating
public rights o f way.
-r:_eplat of Blqck 7 of Crestview Addi tion, containing Lots 1-o
was present e d by the Duprees. It was moved by S. J. Smart, second e d
by Cleo Cav end er that the same b e accepted . The motion carrie d .
DJ..J...pree' s Ea.st Jacksonv ille Sub-d i v ision \,v as d iscusse d . A plat
of the s am e wa s p resente d. f or consid eration by the Commission. Af ter
a general di scussion re garding the name of Dup ree Street, it was
mo v e d by Johnny Wrig ht , with second by Faybourn Curtis that said
p lat b e accepted . The motion carried. It was agre ed by the Duprees
present that if it were s ub se que n tly d etermine d by the Planning
Commision that suf f icient conflict e x isted betvJ een the names of
Dupree Dr i v e and Du pree Street to merit the chang e of one to some
other name, it vvo ul d be preferre d by members of the Dupree family that
the name of Dupree Stre et be chang e d .
A p etition from IV1r. J ohn D. Toney was re ad to the Commission by the
Chairman. It re qu este d the re-z oning from Residential to a Mobile Ho me
Zone within a certain area at the intersection of S outh Road and Ray
Roa d . Af ter general dis cussi on of the proposal it was d ecide d by the
members present that s u ch a classification in the area in question
wa s not d esira b le at this time. It was moved by Cleo C vende r and
second e d by Dw i g ht Little that the petition be rejecte d . The motion
carrie d .
Cloverdale Ga rdens Sub div ision was presented by the Chairman on
behalf of James Roy an d Wilma Luvern Chasta in. The plot cov ers land
w ithin a f i v e mile r ad i u s from Jacksonv ille. Af ter st udy of the plat
and the b ill of a ss u rance by memb ers present, it wa s moved by S. J .
Smart and sec onded by Dwight Little that the Commision approve the same;
the motion carrie d . Th ere being no further ~usiness, the meeting was
ad j our n e d .
A PRiL L 7, 196Lr
The City Pl anning Commission met at the CitVi Ha ll on T uesday evening
Apr il 7, l 96 LJ., at 7: 15 P.M. wi th the fol l ovving members and guests in
attendance : T. P. Wh ite, Chairman , Cleo Ca v ender, Faybourn Curtis, Jac k
Pri ce; Johnny Wrig ht , Dw i ght Lit tle_, Da isy Olson;&fv1 r. Jenkins of KGivffi
and Al Wi l k inson of J kv l. Ne ws.
The mi n ute s of the J\1arch meeting were rea d and approv e d .
A re-p l at of Lot 2 of Carl Williams Sub-Di v is_ion wa s s ubm itted
by the Chairman. After some d iscussion abo ut the overall street p lan
inv ol v e d , Mr. \tJ hi te app ointed Johnny Wright a nd Dwight L:Lttle as 8.
committee to stmdy the matter d uring the next two week:s a n d then
make a re po rt to the fu ll co@n ission.
--l\ petltion f rom Cl:J:ar1-e-s-E. and-Duruthy-L . Drummond wa s-re a-d by---
the · chairman. The pe tition re q ueste d the re-z oning o f Lots 2, 3 and
LJ. of Block 1, Edgewoo d Sl,.l.b-D:Lvision from Resi d ential to Commercial.
Study of the Bill of Assu.rance reveale d that no use other tha n
Residential is al lowe d within the s a i d s ub-d i v ision .
Mr . White appo inted the following mem b ers to sutd y the matter as
a comrnittee and bring its report to the comrnission at its ne x t me eting ;
Cleo Cavender, Chairma n ; Faybourn Cur tis and S. J . Sm art.
A copy of Chas~~.?..t n~_§_Q-~r d<?n_s _Su.b -D ivision 11'Ja S presented for approval .
Af ter due consideration and st l-1r;;1y of the plot invol v ed, Dw i g_h t Li ttle
move d th~the s ame be approve d . Cleo Ca v end er second ed the motion and
all p resent .V ote d i n the affi r mative .
Becau s e of the difficul t y f or post a l carriers and utility c ompanies
in the loc ation of b u sinesses and other b uil dings on the hig hway 67
a ccess roa d s, it wa s s ugg ested that names be given to them. It wa s
mov e d by Johnny Wrig ht that the We st Access Road be named 11 John H.
Harde.n_Drive/'and that the East Access Roa d be name d ;:_T. P .'-Wnit e
Dri.v..e .11 Cleo Cavend er seconded themot i on . Mr . Jac k Pr ice sta te d
that he k new of no other persons 1·vho ha d spent more time in public
serv ice in the city and who were more deserving of this honor. All
present voted ln a v or o· me mo tlo ..
The Chairman instr ucted the Secret ary to wr ite letters to the City
Wa ter Department, the Post Of f ice : other utilit y Com pan ies i n the
a re a and to the Hig hw ay Depa rtment advi siong them of the nameing of
these streets. The re being no f urther bu siness , the meeting was
ad j ourned.
The P J ann ing Conunission of J a ckson v ille hel d its reg u lar me e ting
on Tues day e v ening, May 5, 1 96Lr at 7:15 o'clock in the Co urtoorm o f
City Hall. The f ollowing member s were present: T. P . White, Chairman,
Johnny Wr :L g ht, Cleo Cavender, Dwight Little, Faybourn Curtis, S J.
Sm a rt , Otis Good sell , D:·isy Olson, Sec retary. ·N-"
Mi n utes of the April meeting were read and approved. !~~~
Mr . S. J .. Smar t re po rte d the purpo s e of the Trans po rtation Study (JP .. /~
meeting which he h ad attende d a s a d ele ga ~e from the Pla nning Com -~
mission . He sta ted that the Committee organi z e d plans and will b e
making s urveys wi thin the county for the p urpose of de termin i ng the
flow of traffic. That i n order to c omple t e such surveys the members
, .. rill l1P r'nnJr.::Jr>.t·inrr the <:iti ;;o:enrv at their homes and ola ces of business ·.
ll.1ay 5, 196 ::} continued.
eliciting informat i on s u ch as where they go when they tra v el on
the streets and highv.rays of this county. He suggested t h at the
P l anning Commission act as a public relat:Lons liasion b etwee n the
Traffic Study Cornmittee and the general public to prepare the pub-
lic for the importance of these surv eys. rv1r. VJhite recommen d ed
that the representativ es from the news me d ia in attenda nce help
inform the p u blic of this approaching st~dy.
The Chairman asked for a report from the sub-committee s t udy--
ing the request for re-z oning of Lots 2) 3 & .!-i-of Block 1_, Ecl ~·~---
vwod S ub-Divffi.sion. f\1r . Cleo Cavende r : chairman o _:_" the sub-
committee, requested th<Ut it be given an additional month for
further study to be made on the question, both on the feasibility
of the change for the welfare of the who l e city and the concensus
of feelings of lan d owners in the s ub -division and surroundin g area.
The Chairman granted the request . Two petitions were presente d to
the commi t :Bion ob j ecting to such re z oning b James I\. Schu.lt 2; an d
Garlen Phillips . The petitions contained signatures of three
persons from Ec:t gevwod S ub-Di v is:Lon; one from GraceBrown Add i t ion ; fi\Te·
from Oak v iew and eighteen from Braden . Mr. White s t a t ed t o Mr .
Schult ::;; and !VIr. ·P h i l lips t h at the Comm i ssion 1 s d ec is i on would be
given on t h e reques t at t h e n ex t regular meeting , Ju.ne 2 , 1 96 1
'
Mr . White e x plained the necessary procedure in re-z oning any
property within the City Planning area .
The Plat of Guy M. Johnson S ub -Division was presented to the
Commission f or approval . Mr . Johnson was present on behalf o f
his p etition, and state d that it had already been given tenta-
tiv e appro v al by FHA. Approximately tvJenty persons v1ere present
to support the petition for approval. Sgt . John T. Brov·m and f'1 r.
Vick Kemp ha d been elected their s po k esmen.
Although no action, either approval or rejection, wa s taken
by the Planning Commission at the meeting ~ it was the general con -
tention of the Chairman that a second street or at least an ease -
ment for waterline ser v ice would be necessary b efore appro v al
co u l d be given.
Opinions of the 2 0 persons opposing the street an d see k i ng the
ap prova l of the plat were stated in various v-.ras as follovJs:
Sgt. Brown stated that from good building procedures the trend was
to ha v e one artery of traffic, with up to nine branches therefrom :
and fur t her that it was the contention of home own ers in the area
that the opening of a street thro ug h to either the highway access
roa d or James Street would invite additional traffic ha z ards to
the area rather than gi ve greater emergency access to the residents.
~-Tr. Tanner cone urre d .
Mr. Vick Kemp j_n qu ired into the a dv antage to the city as a Hhole
of such an additional street · and stated further ~hat a check with
a fire ins ur a nce company had assured him that the premium vrould be the
same with a street or without.
l\1r .D\AJight Little asked tha t the resi d ents consider the fa ct
that witho ut an outlet onnthe East end of the sub d i v ision, those
persons living on B:ohnson Street will ha v e twice as much traffic
as they co u ld otherwise e x pect. Mr. S . J . Sm ar t stated that in his
opinion bottling 35 fam ilies onto one outlet wa s not good planing.
Mr . Wh ite revealed tha t other sub-d i vi sions within the city h ad
~Jia y 5, 196.:_l cont inue d
a ppPov e d by the pla n ning c ommission vrh e Pe only on e ou tlet vra s p l a n n e d by
the s ubd i v i d er': only to h av e F I-LA. sub se qu e n tly sis app ro v e such pl an s and
necessit a te re-s u bmission fo P am e ndment an d ap p ro va l.
Nunnepous persons attend ing :hn d reque sting the approval of the plat in
q uestion stated that their' re quests wepe based on the fact that a con-
dition o f their pu~chase of a lot in the s ub-division h ad been the
guaPantee of P.1r. Johnson that no through street vw u l d be mad e in the
s u bdivision ~ that they felt their home sites were in the more eiclusiv e
area of town an d that it was their right, rather than that of the Planning
Commission, to d ecide the risk inv olv ed V·rithout an acfidtiiona l traffic
artery .
-upon mot:Lon or--Jotnmy-\:·tright ; 'lith:-seconct--by-Dvright-bit-tle J t-he-
Commi ss ion vote d to table the re q uest for approv al of Guy M. J oh nson
Sub-Division until rJion d ay Night, r-1ay 11 , 196 L;, at 7:15 at whi ch time a
decision vwuld be rend ere d a t a special meeting of the Planning Commissiod.
During the interv ening time, the Commission as a 'd hole was instructed b y
the chairman to stud y all pertinent ordinances, the master street plan )
an d the possibility of alle v iating the s ituation to the satisfaction of
all concerned.
It was announced by the Chairman tha t in addition to the consid eration
of Guy M. Johnson Sub-Di v ision, on fl[on d ay e v ening, the Commission wo u ld
be as k e d by Stewart Eurman of Metroplan to consid er giv ~n g tentati v e
approval of a Land Use Plan of Pu las ki County, a n d its ap~lication to
the Jacksonville Planning Area . There be i ng no further business to be
prese nte d at the meeting, upo n motion of Johnny .VJ r i ght, vdth second by
Cleo Cav ender, the Chairman announced the meeting adjourned .
May _11, 196i!
The Plann:Lng Commission hel d a special meeting on r~1ay ll, 1 96 L~ at 7:15
P .M. in the courtoom of City Hall for the p urpose of considering Guy M.
Johnson 1 s B u~-D~iision to the City of Jacksonville,
The fOIIovnn g mem oers were pres n'c-:-T . .1?. Wl:':l.tt·e--;-etrarl'mau-;---e-re-o-e·aven-ct-e ~
Otis Goodsell, S J. Smart, Johnny VJright and Daisy Ols on , SecPetary.
Johnny WT'ight moved that the Plann ing Conunission no t approve the Guy r·~T.
JohnJ~on__s ub-Di v is_ion unless a street southeast from Johnson P lace tht"o-ctgh
to-highway a ccess road i s d ee ded or dedicated to Ci ty _: and unle ss Johnson
Pla ce is rename d to something less like JohnsonStreet. S. J _ Smart
seconded the motion and a d ded that the pla s as it wa s submitted did not
conform wi th the Master Street Pl an : in that a street was originally
planned to go through the land in que st:Lon.
r![r. Johnson stated that he wo u ld rename Johnson Pl ace to Dogwoo d Driv e
an d vw u l d s ubstitute cul de s ac on Johnson Street to a street at rig ht
angles into highway access road. He presented a map showing propose d
street and st ate d that a correct description woul d be presented fuy his
engineer f rom which a dee d could be drawn.
A delega tion from tee Second Baptist Church requested that something
be done abo ut street drainage onto the southeast corner of church property .
Mr . White referred them to the street and sewer department s of the city.
A quest ion was asked concerning the commercial z one adjacent to the sub-
division . Mr . Johnson stated that no businesses will fact Johnson Stre et.
() fi-~ ~May 11, 1 9 64 Continue d
~1r. Ray Smith voice d an ob j ection to the opening of a street through
the area in q uestion.
Mr. Reed requested that spee d break ers an d /or stop signs be erected
to control tra ffic in the area . Mr. White stated that the c ouncil an d
police department woul d be the proper people to contact about traffic
control.
After the di sc u ssi on rvrr . Wh ite polle d the commission for the vot e on t
the motion before the floor. Al l present vot e d in the affirmative.
After a 5 minute recess, ca l led by the chairman, the Land Use Plan
was presented by Mr . Eurman and Mr. Harrington of Metroplan. Mr.
Harrington outlined briefly the progress for future development to
d ate . He presented a resolution approving the Residential Land Use
Plan, a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof. Upon
motion by Johnny Wright, with second by Otis Goodsell, the Resolution
was passed by those present.
Mr. Harrington further recommended that in ord er to control the
future development along the north entrance to Jacksonville, that
all of Sections 8 , 9, 17 and 1 8 , of Township 3 North, Range 10 West,
which are East of Air Force property and West of Highway 67, together
wit.h that part of Section 20, Township 3 North, Range 10 West, which
are not presently wi thin the City of Jacksonville should be annexed.
Upon motion of Mr. Smart and second by Johnny Wright, recommendation
was made that Council be asked to start-annex ation proceedings of the
area . The recomrnendation was approved by those present.
Mr . White presented a copy of the plat of LQt 2 of Carl W_i).liams
Addition . The plat showed a 40 foot street to serve t wo lots. It
was the concensus of the members present that a deviation from the
req u irement of 50 foot street was allowable for this plat since it
would service only two houses. Upon motion by Johnny Wright, second
by S. J. Smart, t he addition was approved .
Upon motion by Johnny Wright, second by Ot is Goodsell, the meeting
was adjourned.
Minutes, June 2, 1 964
The City Planning Commission met on Tuesday evening, June 2 _, 1 9 6 Lf at
7:15 P.M. with the following members present: T. P. White_, chairma n ;
S. J. Smartj Johnny Wright, Jack Price_, Dwight Little and Daisy Olson,
Secretary
Minutes of the May 5 and May 11 meetings were read and approved.
Mr. S.JSma rt reported that it was the recommendation of the sub-
committee that Lots 2, 3 and l.J. of Block 1, Edgewood Subdivision be not
re-z oned from Residential to Commercial. He so moved. Jack Pr ice
seconded the motion and all present voted in fa v or of the motion.
Ferrell Gray presented a plat and bill of assurance of Ferrell_S_t;tp-
Division showing the general overall plan and layout of streets.
That to be known as the First Section was submitted f or approval at
this mee ting. Mr . S. J. Smart moved that we approve said First Section
of F errell Sub-divi sion. Johnny Wr i ght second e d the motion and all
pres ent vo te d in favor of the same.
Bartus Gray subm itted the plat of the Third Section of ll1ar sha ll Road
Sub-p~v ision for approval. It was moved by Johnny Wright with second
by Jack Price t ha t the same be a cce p ted as presented. All present
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June 2 Minutes continued .
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Mr. Watson Nixon, Jr. submitted a pla t of the SWt , SW1. arldN~ of SW"""
of Section 23, T3N, Rll W containing 22 lots for tentative approval,
subject to giving lot numbers for those cont a ined withinthe heavily
marked lines. Mr. Nixon stated that the owners don't know at this
time that the l a ke shown on the plat will prove feasible; but that if it is
the same will be built as shown. It was moved by Dwight Litte and sec-
onded by Johnny Wright that the tentative plan of the areas as shown be
given tentative approval. All present voted in favor of the motion.
Mr. Bart Gray presented to all members a plat showing the location of
Ra mada Inn with reference to u.s. Highway 7 8 and a new e x it .which is
being constructed at the entra nce to t h e Ra ma d a Inn. He state d t hat
if it were possible he would re q uest tha t the Planning Commis s ion
consider n a ming the said e x it ''Ra mada Drive" a n d vwuld f>urther recom-
men-d-tna t-t -rre s tret-present-ly na-me er::=s -e-Jcte-e-± Read aBEl-1-.yiHg-b etwe-e-J;'l-V--ine
Drive and Ramada Drive be changed from School Road to some other name.
It was hoped by him that if the highway exit could not be named Ramada
Inn Drive, that the said presently n a med School Road be changed to
Ramada Inn Drive. Mr. Wfuite suggested that a committee composed of
Dwight Little and Johnny Wright work with him in discussing these
ma tters with the Highway Commission and report back to the Planning
Commission at its nex t regular meeting.
There being no further business, upon the motion of Dwight Little,
second by Johnny Wright, the meeting was adjourned.
Minutes July 7, 1964 .
A brief meeting was held at City Hall on July 7, 196L~ with the following
members present: T. P. White, Chairman; S. J. Smart,·Jack Price, Johnny
Wright, Dwight Little, Faybourn Curtis. Visitor John Harrington of
Metroplan dissussed Report of l\1etroplan Pamphlet. Sub-Division Regulations
were discussed, and T. P. White stated that he would cons u lt with Ma yor
Ha rden about a p rospective date of a joint meeting of the Commission
and the Conncil being held on July 21, l 9$L~. There being no further
b usiness, the meeting was a djourne d . (Dwight Little a cted as s p ecia l
secretary in a bsence of Miss-olson.)
~1inutes of Joint Meeting of Planning Commission and City Council,
July 21, 1 9 6 4 , 7:3 0 P.M., City Hall
Members of the Planning Commission in attendance were Cleo Ca vender,
Dwight Little, Faybourn Curtis, Johnny Wright, Otis Goodsell, Daisy
Olson, Secretary and T. P. White, Ch a irman.
The Chairma n presented a continua tion of Hickm a n & McConnell Addition
to the City, containing Lots 123-15 0 inclusive. After an examination
revealing tha t the said plat conformed with the origina l plan filed
herein, it was moved by Cleo Cavender and seconded by Dwight Little
that the Commission approve the aame. The motion carried.
A p lat of IndiEJJ) __ lie l .. LakeoS. E.states .-s ut>-D i v ision, Sect i on A , wa s
p resente d b y the Ch a iYma n. He sta ted that this wa s t h e de v elopment of
Wa lter Ke a ton's within the a reas of both Jacksonville and North Little
Rock which had been previously released by North Little Rock to
Jacksonville. Af ter study showing tha t the same met all requirements
and that the Pulas k i County Pl a nning Board had given approval, it was
moved by Thvight Little with second by Johnny Wright tha t the Commission
a ccBpt an d approv e t h e same. All present vote d in fa v or of t h e motion.
Minutes o f Joiht meeting contin u ed.
A letter from W. c . Bla nkenship regarding the requirements tha t
would h av e to be met in the d evelopment of Highland Pa r k Sub-
Divi sion wa s filed with the Secretary. (Tnis na me--is tha t a rea
of Section 23 , T 3N, RllW formerly presented by W. vL Nix on, Jr.)
The Chair ma n presente d a redraft of Ferrell Sub-Division amending
the original plat by the deletion of Ba rbara Street, and making
the sub-div ision have only two bloc k s f rom north to south rather
than the origina lly pla nned three. Blocks as now shown are
a pprox im a tely 600 feet in length, which was determined not to be
too long. Upon motion of Cleo Cavender~ with second by Faybourn
curtis, those present accepted the amendment of the original plat.
A plat showing the further development of Country Club Sub-division,
pursuant to original plans, was filed by Mr. Smithwick. It was
moved by Dwight Little~ and seconded by Johnny Wright that the same
be accepted and approved. The motion carried.
Proposed sub-divison regulations were presented to all present who
h a d not pre v iously receive d a copy of the same. General discussion
was h a d by those present, a nd s uggested c ha n g es were note d on t h e
S e c~et a ry' s copy. It wa s generally considered by the me mbers of both
b odies tha t such regulations were needed in Jacksonville; and it was
hoped that necessary study and action could proceed timely to effec-
tively adopt an ordinance providing for such regulations.
Mayor Harden was present and requested consideration of the Planning
Commission as to whether or not the City of Jacksonville should
continue its membership in Metroplan.
A possible ide a of meeting with Metroplan Officia ls by Ch a irma n
White a n d Mayor Harden and other members of both groups was brought
up. Before any action was taken on this idea, it was moved by
Johnny vJright and seconded by Jack Price, that the Planning Commission
recommen d to the City Council that Jacksonville no longer participate
in Metroplan. The motion carried by a vote of 5 to l. There being
no further action or business, the meeting was adjourned.
Ul in utes--Aug u st L:, 1 9 6 4
The Planning Co mm ission held its re g ular meetingin City Hall on
Tuesday evening, Au g ust 4 , 1 9 6 L+, with the following members present:
T. P. White, Chairman, Do.isy Olson, Secretary; Cleo Cavender, S. J.
Smart, F aybourn Curtis, Dwight Little, Bill Leha man and Jack Price.
Mayor Harden was present for p art of the session.
A Plat of _H;l,gl;Yl _and. Park, Sub-Division, Sectio~ 1_, conttaining Lots l-
6 was presented. It was moved by S. J. Smart and seconded by Cleo
Cavender, that the same be accepted. All present voted in favor.
A Plat and Bill of Assurance of Northwood Acres Sub -Division was
presented by the Chairman; with rec ommencfa -.'C;Jons -that the Commission
study, water fireplug placement, curbs and gutters, recreations
0 reas and parks, street signs and the need for a minimum of 9 inch
gra vel and 2 inch hot asphalt on streets. The recommendations of the
chairman were taken under advisement by the Commission until the next
regular meeting.
A Pl a t of ,Ta x on Terrase Sub-Division wa s nresente d bv the Ch a irma n.
August 4 , 1 96 4 Minutes Continued.
After study of the same, and thought to the fact that the area in
question is outside the city, MrSmart moved tha t we tentatively
approve whole plan, with specific approval to Lots 6 -1 0 of Block 4 ;
Lots 1-15 of Block 3; Lots 1 -1 3 of Block 2 an d Lots 1-11 of Block 1.
Dwight Little seconded the motion , a n d al l present voted in favor
of t h e mot i on.
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A proposal for mob ile (lom e permit wa s presented by the Chairma n on
behalf of Leroy and Bernice Akridge. The area in question is off
Southeastern Avenue and is ample in area for the pr~sal. Mr. Smart
moved that the Planning Commission recommend that the City Counci 1
issue a five year permit for a mobile home park::: in the area in question.
Dwignt Little seconded the motion; and it was un a nimously approved.
Chairman White and Mayor Ha rden reported results of meeting with Metro-
pl a n. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned.
Minutes September 8 , 1 96 L~
The Planning Commission held a spe c ial call meeting at 7:30 P.M.,
September 8 , 1 964 , with the following persons in attenda nce. T. P.
Wh ite, Ch a irma n; S. J. Smart, Johnny Wright, Faybourn Curtis, Cleo
Ca v e nder, J a ck Pric e , Da isy Olson , Secretary , John Ha rrington a n d
Stewa rt Eurma n of ~~1 etr op l an ; and C. E. Drurnmond a n d Tommy Dupree of
Jac k sonville Builders Organi z ation.
The minutes of the August meeting were not read, in order that more time
coul d be devoted to discussing the Comprehensi v e Development Pla n a nd
study could be given to subdiv ision reg ulations.
Stua rt Eurman a nd John Harrington presented the Comprehe nsive Development
Plan and discussed the various areas covered by it. After various ques -
tions were answered, Mr. White suggested that a ll members t a ke the plan
home, study it, and be prepa red to t ake action on October 6 .
Mr. ~vhit--e-requestea that rv'!etroplan furnish-the Planning Commission with
rna ps large e o ugh----To-r-e-a--sy-stu-ds-=pu~rs-:tb-1-y-6-f-ee t-w±de-o-r-1-a-rge-r, --
showing the master street plan, the z oning and current l a nd use.
C. E. Drummon d and Tommy Dupree, representing property owners and
builders within Jacksonville were present to make suggestions regarding
the proposed subdivision regul a tions.
There was discussion on Section 9 .1 Enforcement. It was the general
concensus of both the members of the Pla nning Commission a nd of the
other organi z ation .represented, that it should not be the duty of the
Pla nning Commission to approve every s a le of property within the city ;
a n d that the d efinition of sub-divider should be clarified. Suggestions
from the Little Roc k ordinance were g i ven by Mr. Ha rrington. It was
suggested t hat me mbe rs of t h e Pla nning Comm is sion work with t h e Secre-
tary dur ing the following month to determine proper wording of this a n d
o t her sections before adop tion.
Sections 2.1 3 5 on time of planning commission a ction of prelimina ry
sketches ; 4 .6 1 on Easements ; a nd 5.3 11 on Sidewal k s were a lso d i s cusse d.
The wo rding of Li ttle Rock ord inance on d irect a cti on seemed appropr i a te
for Section 2 .1 35. It was the sugg esti on of bui l ders that Sidewa l k s
sho uld conform to e x isting conditions ; and t h a t e a semen t s on single lots
shoul d be 8 f eet ; and when back to back with other lots should be 5 f t. e a .
Se pt. 8 , 196 4 Mi nutes Cont'd.
One fin a l request of the b uild ers wa s that in the event of adoption
of subdiv i sion regul a tions ; that the Planning Commi s s ion have
hearings to d etermine v iola tions of ordina nces regarding z oning
and uses ; a n d give v iolators on e year to c orrect these vio l a tions ;
so tha t proper orde rly d e ve lo pm en t might b e e x pected by builders
after their investment in complying with t he new regulations.
There being no further business t h e meeting was adjourned .
Min u tes--October 6 , 196 4 .
The Planning Co mm ission held its regula r meeting on Octo b er 6 , 196Li-,
a t 7: 30 P .~1 in the city hall wi th t he f oTio wing me mb ers pres e nt : T. P.
\IJ'hite, Ch airma n, Cleo Cav ender, J a c k Price, Bill Lehama n, Johnny
Wr i ght, Otis Goo ds ell a nd Daisy Olson, Secret ary. Also present were
Mr. Jenk ins of KGJV1R , John Ha rring ton and Stewart Kurman of rJi etroplan.
Mi n u tes of the meetings h eld on Augu st l!-and September 8 were re ad
and apprdl v e d .
Mr. William Graham, Jr. and Mr. J am es L. Lessell p resented a plat
p f Lessel Estates Subd ivision requesting tha t the Planning Commission
approve the same with the deviations from standard requirements.
Such deviations being a set back restriction on all lots of 25 feet,
with fifteen foot set back on side yards, including on reverse
corner lots. A letter accompanying said plat assured the building
of 27 foot streets with curbs and gutters. It was noted that the
e x tension of J am es Street provided a 5 0 foot right-of-way rather
than the require d pO feet under the Master Street Plan. Chairman
Wh ite appointed Johnny Wright a s chairman of special comnittee with
Otis Goodsell and Cleo Ca vender to study the subdivision and make
report of its findings to whole commission. At the close of the
meeting Mr. Wright reported tha t the Committee would require the
regula r set back restrictsions as set up mn Ordinance )¥36; and tha t
an additional ten feet should be dedicated for the widening of James
Street right-of-way for necessary feeder street. The Commission
approved the recommendations of the committee and directed the
secretary to advise the owner and engineer of its decision.
McDermott Subdivision was submitted for approval. It had been
-f ormerly accepted and approved by the County Planning Board, and
since it was outside the city limits away from any present develop-
ment, there was no objection to it. It was moved by Otis Goodsell,
seconded by J ohnhy Wright that the same be accepted. The Commission.
approved the motion.
A request for trailer park permit was submitted by Ch a rles Reid for
an area on South Bailey Street. After consideration by those present,
Johnny Wright moved, with second by Otis Goodsell, that the request
be denied. All present voted in the affirmative. Mr. Wright further
moved that the Council be asked to take necessary action to enjoin
Mountain Home Tra iler Park from operating; noting that upon request
fr om said owner the permit had been denied, but that it was in
operation despite the denial of the Commission. Cleo Cavender secon-
ded the motion and a ll present voted in favor.
Mr. White read letters from Richard Jones, President, J a cksonville
Builders and Developers As socia tion, a nd discussed the same. Both
were filed by the Secreta ry. The letters concerned the adiliption of
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October 6 Mi nutes Continued.
subdivision regulations. Chairman \rlhit e set a -special call meeting fo r
October 20, at wh ic h time it would be the puppo se to act on subdivision
regulations.
A letter from \!~lard Goodman, acting director of highways, by J. R. Henderson
Engineer Planning and Research Division of the State Highway Department,
was read to the members. It concerned the names of service roads on u. s.
Highway 67 through Jacksonville. The letter was filed by the Secretary.
It stated that the service roads are to be continued from North Little
Rock through Jacksonville in the future, at which time it was felt
by the writer that the names should be the same for the entire length of
the road. It was the decision of the Commission to defer action until
such time as the roads are connected. 1 ,,
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A lot split plan for Lot 3l1 of IndiarVH il1s Sub-Division was submitted
for approval. It divi.decf -tFie -a r -ea --formerly known as Lot 3 L1 to Lot 34 and
Lot 34 -A. Cleo Cavender moved that the same be approved; Jack Price
seconded the motion and the same carried.
The plat of Northwood Acres was resubmitted by the Ch a irman. It was
moved by Joh.ru1y \.Trigh.:.c··-wfths e cond by otis Goo d sell, tha t the same be
a cce p ted by the Co mm ission a n d that the tra cing be signed by the Chairman,
upon receipt from the owners thereof of a letter assuring curbs and
gutters on all streets and of the dedication of a 3-4 acre park in the
vicinity of the lake within the development. The motion carried.
The CJ~mprehensive Development Plan and the Land Use Map were presented
by Mr. Eurman with recommendation that the Commission adopt a resolution
approving the same and accepting it as a guide to future development
within Jacksonville. Upon Motion by Johnny Wright, with second by
Cleo Cavender, the Resolution was adopted. Ac opy of the same is at-
tached hereto and made a part hereof by reference.
Johnny Wright moved that we recommend to City Council that the City
remain a member of Metroplan and pay the dues. This motion was seconded
by Jack Price and adopted by those present.
It was moved by Johnny vJright that we adjourn.
A RESOLUTION AP PROVING AND ADOPTING THE COIVIPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT
PLAN FOR THE CITY OF J ACKSONVILLE, ARKANSAS.
WHEREAS, the Metropolitan Area Planning Commission of
Pulas k i County has conducted comprehensive surveys and studies
showing present land use, together with transportation needs,
community facility needs, sewer, water and storm drainage recom-
mendations and recommendations on how all these elements fit
together to make a comprehensive program for orderly growth in
the Pulaski County Metropolitan Area including the City of
Jacksonville, and has prepared a plan for such facilities over
the next twenty years ; and
WHERE AS, the analysis, findings and recommendations of
the said surveys and studies have been incorporated into a report
entitled, 11 Comprehensive Development Plan,n said report having
been submitted to the Jacksonville Pl a nning Commission for its
.review ; and
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vJHEREAS, the ~1etropolitan Are a Planning Commision of /
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Minutes of October 20, 1 9 6 4 .
The Planning Commission held a special meeting on October 20, 1 9 6 1r ,
at 7:30 P.M. in the courtroom of City Hall with the following persons
present: John Ha rrington a nd Ri c ha rd Dav is o f Metropla n ; J. L. Lessel ,
J . L . Gibson, a n d William Graham on behalf of a p etition regarding
Lessel Estates SubDivision ; P . W. Dupree and the the following
members of the Corrm1ission: Jack Price, S. J. Smart, Dvv-ight Little,
Johnny \l}'right, Otis Goodsell, T. P. White, Chairman and Daisy Olson,
Secretary.
In regard to the petition on Lessel Estates, the following recom-
mendations were made by the pe f :ltio'ners·: that McArthur Drive together
with Gregory supplement the need for collector streets in that area
r ather than tha t on the e x tension of James Street ; and that a 5 0
foot easement for James Street be approved; tha t F. H. A . h a d
appr oved houses set askew on corners facing intersections with less
set back restrictions than required under the city's ordinance,
still leaving sufficient sight distance for traffic.
Mr . Dupree spok e saying that he would have no objection to the 50
foot street, rather than the 60 foot as required under f\1aster Street
P lan,tha t Lessel was offering a good subdivision and tha t he (D u pree)
wuld like to see the l a nd developed. He further stated that lot
builiing spa ce was limited and that if set back could be waived more
buildings could be situated in the area; but that he was not trying
to influence the Commission in its decision. He had thought they
may feel he would object to the Lessel deeication of 2 0 feet when
his family had dedicated 30 and that he appeared merely to set the
record straight that he did not have any objection to that phase of
the question.
No a ction was taken on the matter at the meeting.
Fu~~her study was given at this meeting on the subdivision re gu lations .
One thought being tha t the definition of the Little Rock ordina nce
for subdivision and s ubdivider should be adopted a s the respective
definitions un d er the Jacksonville Ordinance.
Subject to that change being made, a resolution tentatively approving
the s uggested subdivision regulations was adopted, and public hearing
was set for November 17, 1 9 6 ~-at 7:30 P .l\'1. A copy of the notice of
Public Hearing is attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference.
There being no further business the meeting was ad .i otJ-rnorl
NOTICE OF A ?UBLIC 1-mr'JUNG
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r!Jinutes, November 2 , 196f"
The City P1anning Commission held its regular meeting at 7:30 P .r'L , on
November 2, 196L!, with the following persons in attendance: T. P. Whi te,
Chairman, Faybourn Curtis, Cleo Cavender, S. J. Smart, Odes Goodsell,.
Dwight Little, Bill Lehman, Daisy Olson, Secretary ; J. L. Gibson,
William Graham, J. L. Lessel, Bart Gray, Tommy Dupree, Stuart Eurm a n
and Morris Justice.
Minu tes of the October meeting wer read and approved.
It was stated by the Chairma n tha t a letter h ad been sent to Mountain
Home Trailer Park in response to the Commission 1 s recommendation to the
Council to take ac tion against the violation.
The three representatives petitioning for approval of _L__e_§_g_~l__Est.?-_tes
Subdiv ision submitted arguments in support of the deviat ion from
regulations on set back lines, street right-of-way on the extension
of James Street, and stated that FHA had approved the plat as origina lly
submitted with said devia tions. The arg uments were the same as origin-
ally a dvanced in October meetings. Mr. Dupree,again ~in support of the
position of t he adjoining landowners, stated that it was their feelings
that they ha d no objection to the narrower street right-of-way on the
South side.
Mr. Wh ile stated that he would be willing to consider letting the street
be a total of 5 0 feet and channe lling a portion of the traffic onto
Gregory and McArthur; but tha t 35 foot set back and 25 foot _side yards
would be the minimum he would consider; with f .ive foot lot sides, on in--
terior lots.
Mr. Little stated he would agree with l\1r. White. Mr. Eurman felt that
the ~!Iaster Street Plan should be guide for planning subdivisions and
streets raid out thereon should not be deviated from. Mr. Smart con-
firmed this feeling, and stated that after the many hours spent in
planning and adopting the !'~'laster Street Plan that he would be opposed
to many deviations from it. Mr. Ca vender and rvrr. Lehman agreed with
this thinking .
The Lessel subdividers stated that they did not plan for sidewalks.
After further discussion, Mr. Goodsell moved that the Commission accept
the subdivision with required setbacks, with deviation from required
60 feet right-of-way on James Street, allowing the S ub-division to
match the existing 30 foot with an additional SO foot, making the total
width, 50 feet. Mr. Little seconded the motion and all members present
voted in favor of the same.
!'v1r. Bart Gray, presenting Northwood Acres Subdivision, took time to 1 \ commend members for the time and efforts in the work they had d:me on 1
~~he Commission. Mr. Gray then stated that he planned to develop other
lots as large as those already in existence in .the subdivision formerly
known as North Jacksonville, that all other lots in the area h a d not
had curbs and gutters, that no sidewalks are needed on such large lots;
and moved the acceptance of the plat as submitted. Certificate of
ownership was questioned as to other owners included in drawing. Mr.
Gray agreed to furnish their approval of the plat as submitted. Mr.
Little moved that commission rescind orig ina l requirement of c urbs ·and
g utters and approve plat without this requirement, if assurance was
g iven on the ded' t' f f park in the area of the lake lCa lng o a ·our acre
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within said subdivision. Mr. Smart seconded the motion and a11 others
voted in favor of the same. Mr. Gray and Mr. Justice agreed that the
park would be dedicated.
A Plat of Dt;U:Lr:~~' $. S_E.;Q Qnd East Jacksonville Subdivision was accepted
by the Commission for study and consideration, by a committee com-
posed of Dwight Little, Bill Le hman and Cleo Cavender.
There being no further business, the meeting was adJourned.
Minutes, December 8 , 196LJ.
The Planning Commission met December 8 , 1 96 Lf at 7:3 0 P.M. with the
following members and guests in a ttend a nce: T. P. White, Chairman ;
Dwight Lit tle, Jack Price, Cleo Cavender, S. J. Smart, Stewart
E m"'man, John Ha rrington, lVJ r. Jenkins and Daisy Olson.
The minutes of the November meeting were read and approved.
f!Jr. White reported that the Lessel Est_at_e_$ _ _3t.;J.bdivision had been
approved by the council.
Section B, Preliminary Plat of Indian Head Lakes Subdivision was
presented an ct -a cce-:PTea·~-ror~·-con s-Id.-erafion pending. action from county
planning board.
Dwight Little presented sketch on behalf of vJatson Nixon for part
of Section 28, Township Three North, Ra nge Ten West. After study
of the same, it was the concensus of those present that the planning
commission would be receptive to such a layout if and when the same
were properly presented.
A study of maps from Metroplan was made by those present. After
which it was moved by Dwight Little with second from Jack Price
that a map covering approximately 23 square miles, measuring
681 by 90 ' of the estimated cost of $155 be prepared for the
Planning Commission by Metroplan. It will be on a scale of l 1r
equal s 1+00 ' on 1.~5 lb. Mylar film. All present voted in favor of
the motion.
There being no further business the meeting wa s ad J ourned.
**Nov e mbe r 17, 1 9 6 4 --Public Hearing on Sub-Division Regulations.
l\1inu.tes, November: 17, 1 9 6 ':
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of holding a pu.b lic t ~ .. A specia l meeting for.~he P~~pose . ~· .?~ p w Novem@arlng . 'cl ivision regulaGlODS v.Ja.S held cc G 7 . .J J ,ll ., ~ ,er on suo , k · l 1 17, 1 9 64 in City Hall of J a c sonvl_ e .
-• h -· · ng J .. o o-r•d er at m D 1-Th-1'<-e !:hai -rrn a n. Galled. G e meeGl v --1'·· • h'
I l. V~ .L v • ~ -' t J 1 nny ·~rlg 'G '\~hic;l the f~llm'ling persons V~rere ?.resen1 : . ..., on_ ·.-a ~ • ttlt ., . c •--· Cleo Cav e nd er B1ll LetllTi d L., Dv'llohG Ll . l'aybourn urv.LS, .• ~-· ""'-. J·us'--':ce Pe t e VJatson . ' J a c L: Price ' John Hs.rrlng con' Horr;s "--v .L . '-" ra·· T~m
'1r Jenk ins tlr Thom·oson, Hayne Dunla.p: Ferrel~ GS ~; 1 _.
1'-• -"--'_ • -• _ .-_ D· ·p ~~ DuDree. J1m m1-cnvnc
r.-, lford. Bob H1ll, Towmy upree, . ·• -. , -~.
GT r. VJilkins, Daisy Olson and Ha rry T'1a cthev;rs.
"--•----" 4--t--~ c<,l,r'l·hric::·inn -reR:u.lations by ta k ing
• ~~--..~qo VVUU11..Li:>i:>.LU!l UY !Y!8"Gr0p..Lan
equa ls 400' on 4 5 lb. Mylar film.
the motion. •
It will be on a scale of 11'
All present v oted in favor of
There being n o further busines s t h e meeting was adj o urne d .
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~1inutes, November 17, 1 9 6 ':-
A s pecia l mee ting for the purpo se of holding a pub lic ~-/.
b '· · · 1 "' · h lri' "' 7 -::>--P ·\c -Novem•e&rl· ng on su a l Vl Slon regu a c1ons wa s _ e \!.l a c : _) . .J .1·1 . J ~
17, 1 9 64 in City Hall of Jac k sonvill e. er
T . P . vv hite, Ch a irman, called the meeting to order, a t
which the fol lowing person s were pre sent: Johnny Wright,
F a ybourn Curti s , Cleo Cavender> Bill Lehm a n, IJwig ht Li tth
J a c k Price , John Harrington, 1orris Justice, Pete Watson , ''
Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Thom 9 son, Wayne Dunlap, Ferrell Gr ay, To m
Alford, Bob Hill, Tommy Dupree, P . W. Dupree, Jim SmithvTic
l\1 r. Wilkins, Daisy Olson and Harry fl!a.tthews. <:,
Mr. White ex p l a ined the subdivision regulations by t aking
the propo sed ordina nce a t Section l and continuing through
all sections. Pe rsons p resent d iscusse d variou s pha s~s of ~
the p r opo s al: and a ll, when polled, seemed to b e in agrre-
me nt ~ with the e x ception of P . W. Dupree who voice d some
tho ug ht tha t it may be detrimental to loc a l economy in
building when compa re d with other a reas of the county. He
did agree tha t guidel ines were nee d ed for proper d evelo p-
ment.
Johnny 1:'lr i ght move d, with second by Dwight Little, tha t
the Resolution adopting the Regulations f or the Commission
a n d recommending the ad option of an ordina nce enacting them
by the Council was adopted by those present.
The p relimina ry Pl a t of Dupree 1 s Second East J a c k sonville
Subd i vi sion, together with Bill of Ass urance containing
cla uses which would be the s am e when l a ter draf ted , wa s
pre sented to the Commission. Upon motion by Cleo Cavender ,
with second by Faybourn Curtis, the prelimina ry pla t was
a ccepted and app ro ved.
Tra~_t 1..:. _Fy_la.skL Industrial Park plat was p resente d, with
copies of Bill of Assurance . It was moved by Dwight LittleJ
with second by Cleo Cavender, tha t it be ac ce pted and
appro v e d. The mot ion ca rrie d ,
There being no further business , the meeting was ad j ourned .