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A N ORDINANCE RECLASSIFYING VARIOUS PROPERTIES IN THE CITY OF
JACKSONVILLE, ARKANSAS; AMENDING ORDINANCE NOS. 213 AND 238
OF THE CITY OF JACKSONVILLE ARKANSAS,. DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. �c /A —G '
WHEREAS, certain property owners have duty filed petitions for the re-
zoning of their properties; public notice has been duly run to the Jacksonville
News, a newspaper having authority to publish notice; public hearings have been
held pursuant to public notices end at the time and place set therefor; that the
Planning Commission has considered each request and has made the recommend-
ation that the zone classifications be changed as hereinafter indicated.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OOUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, ARKANSAS That:
SECTION 1. That the zone reclassification of the following property be
and is hereby changed as indicated.
Subsection (a). Lots 80 and 81, West Jacksonville Subdivision No. 1,
Jacksonville, A rkansas. Rezoned from R -2 to C -2.
Subsection (b). Lots 1 thru 5, Block 3, Harpole Addition to the Ctty
of Jacksonville, A r k mnsen. Rezoned from R -1 to C -2,
Subsection (e). Lots 4, 5, and 8, C.H. Hudson Estate Addition to the
City of Jacksonville, Arkansas. That e waiver shall Mao be and hereby is granted
to allow construction and operation of a retail furniture warehouse on said premises.
Rezoned from R -3 to C -2.
SECTION 2. That the map referred to to Section 801 of Ordinance No. 213
of the City of Jacksonville, Arkansas, as amended by Ordinance No. 238, and
designated offletal zoning map, should be and It is hereby amended to the extent and in
the respects necessary to effect and designate the changes provided for in Section 1
hereof.
SECTION 3. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in cbsiflict herewith
are hereby repealed to the extent of any such cbnflict.
SECTION 4. This ordinance being necessary for the tmmedtate preservation
of the public health, safety, welfare, and morale of the citizens of the City of
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Jacksonville, Arkansas, an emergency is hereby declared to exist end this
ordinance shall have fullforce and effect immediately after t passage.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED this ,_y2 / day of (yam �,� �� •
1972.
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City Clerk/
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City oi fiac
100 SOUTH SECOND STREET
P. O. BOX 126
"ita a& Saba.'
72076
December 14, 1972
Mr. Edwin Harpole
53 Kingspark Road
Little Rock, Ark.
Re: Rezoning Lot 1, Block 3, Harry and N. E. Harpole
Addition __—
Dear Mr. Harpole:
The above- captioned matter was first considered on
July 11, 1972; tabled for 30 days upon action of the Planning
Commission for further study; passed an additional 30 days
upon request of the petitioner and finally at the meeting in
September, it was determined by the Planning Commission that
such rezoning would constitute spot zoning and that the lot
inqquestion was too small to accommodate commercial activity.
Thereupon, the request was denied.
Very truly yours,
Daisy Olson, Secretary
Jacksonville Planning Commission
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I`JEy7tJF JACKSONVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION, DECEMBER 5, 1972 1 q i Li. !?
:ie Planning Commission held its regular meeting at 7:30PM at City `
: on December 5, 1972, with the following members in attendance: k;
. P. White, Chairman, Cleo Cavender, Oscar Blucker, Doug Wilkinson, p
ohnny Wright, Jim Pace, Jim Peacock, Daisy Olson and John Harrington '1 !'
representative from Metroplan. Other persons attending were Tommy I
and, Ben Rice, Dan Wingard, and Margaret Sellers. ,.,
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irst item of business was the committee recommendation on Brown Street.
oug Wilkinson reported that there was no record in the Council minutes
hat Brown Street between Vine and Poplar had ever been closed and •
'iat it was the feeling of the committee that an additional 140 units
ecessitated exit and egree through this particular area. It was
hereupon moved by Johnny Wright with second by Jim Peacock that the
treet in question not be closed. The motion carried.
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ohn !Harrington gave a brief explanation of Planned Unit Developments ;
nd stated that as proposed would be an addition or supplement to our
oning and subdivision regulations. Since the members of the Commission :i■ e
ere not thoroughly familiar with the proposal, it was moved that the -
atter be tabled until further study could be given. Mr. White scheduled ! •
wo meetings for this study; one at 10AM on Wednesday, December 13th and .
,ne at 7:30PM on Tuesday, December 19th, at which time the Commission
as to meet as a committee as a whole.
u'blic hearing scheduled for rezoning of Lots 80 and 81, West Jacksonville
;uudivision was convened at 8PM. No persons appeared in opposition to
Lc request. Whereupon, it was. moved by Johnny Wright, with second
()scar Blucker that the request be granted. The notion carried.
:t .:as further suggested by the Chairman that it be determined by the j o
ocretary if any of the block in question.remains zoned anything different I.+
rom C -2 and if so, that the remainder of the Block be scheduled for
,ublic hearing on the second Tuesday in January at 8PM for rezoning to
-2.
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econd item scheduled for rezoning was the request to chang • . "- 'IA 'I` '' " `. tl `` ''' .. ' Al Owens an •
cn 1 - -. e. in avor o e request. o persons appeared in j
;ejection thereto. Upon motion by Johnny Wright, with second by
, scar Blucker, it was recommended that the same be rezoned as requested. I
motion carried. !
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request from Ben Rice for the rezoning of Lots 4, 5 and 6, C. H. J
.unison Estate Addition from R -3 to C -4, for a Shelby -Capps furniture l
()rehouse was the next item discussed. It was the consensus of opinion i •
sf the members present that the definition of C -2 includes a retail
furniture warehouse and that if the property is rezoned to C -2, the
owner thereof would be allowed this use. It was thereupon moved by 1
.;ohnny Wright, with second by Jim Peacock that the property in question
;;e rezoned from R -3 to C -2. The motion carried. 1 +I
rinal Plat of Stage Coach Village, Phase III was submitted by Tommy .
: ;ona; and final plat of Jackson Heights Subdivision, Phase II, was 1',,
urescnted by Hen Rice. It was the general feeling of the members
,,resent that no final approval should be given within the city on
c..divisions until, either all improvements had been made, or that a ;'
firm guarantee in the form of money, bond, or a letter of assurance •
°rom a sufficient surety had been left with the city guaranteeing
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