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    BENTONVILLE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA

    Committee of the Whole Tuesday, October 11, 2011 6:00 p.m.Community Development 305 SW A StreetPlanning Commission Meeting Room

    Regular City Council Meeting Tuesday, October 11, 2011 6:00 p.m.Community Development 305 SW A StreetPlanning Commission Meeting Room

    Call to Order

    Pledge of AllegianceMoment of Silence For our Military ForcesInvocation: Bill Rogers of Word of Life FellowshipRoll CallApproval of Minutes: September 27, 2011Swear In Police Officer Travis C. Nichols

    AGENDA

    1. Planning:

    1a. VGP LLC: Roth Estates, Lot Split, 6077 Southwest Regional

    Airport Blvd, Zoned R-1.

    The planning commission voted 4-0 recommending approval.

    The applicant has submitted a Lot split for 9.96 acres located on thecorner of Southwest Regional Airport Boulevard and Nomad Road which

    will be known as Roth Estates. The applicant is requesting to split theproperty into three lots. Lot 1 zoned I-1 will consist of 1.99 acres and isreserved for commercial purposes at the corner of the aforementionedstreets. Lot 2 (3.45acres) and Lot 3 (3.46 acres) will serve as single familylots. Right of Way has been dedicated for the planned extension of

    Windmill road on the south side of the property along with a 30 utilityeasement and a 20 drainage easement.

    1b. Roger Norbeck: Norbeck, Rezoning, 714 Northwest 3rd Street,Zoned R-3.

    The planning commission voted 4-0 recommending approval.

    The applicants are requesting a rezoning from R-3, Medium Density to R-2, Duplex and Patio Home Residential. The applicant has submitted a lot

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    split for unplatted land at 706 and 716 Northwest 3rd Street. The .46 acreparcel will be divided into two lots. Lot 1 Norbeck Addition will house asingle duplex unit and consist of .148 acres while Lot 2 will consist of .303acres and the residential four-plex. Drainage and utility are beingdedicated with this plat for existing utilities located on this site.

    1c. Gary and Tarah Hamm: Property Line Adjustment, Lot 3 and 4

    Peach Orchard Addition, 401 Peach Orchard Road, Zoned R-1,Single Family Residential.

    The planning commission voted 4-0 recommending approval.

    The applicant has submitted a Property Line Adjustment for Lot 7 AbbeyAddition and Tract 1 Peach Orchard Addition. Lot 7 Abbey Addition isbeing added to the south half of Tract 1 Peach Orchard addition and willbe known as Lot 4 Peach Orchard Addition consisting of 3.21 acres. Theremaining .63 acres of Tract 1 will be known as Lot 3 Peach OrchardAddition.

    1d. Resolution Setting a Public Hearing: Jeff or Kristi King,Resolution, Utility and Drainage Easement, 304 SW ChablisStreet.

    2. A gas utility easement from the City of Bentonville to Source Gas at theintersection of Tiger Blvd and Bella Vista Road. The easement will be forthe relocation of a 4.5 high pressure valve currently in the right of way for

    Tiger Blvd. The new gas utility easement for the new high pressure valvewill be approximately 10 X 15.

    3. Appointment of Joe Haynie to the City of Bentonvilles Planning

    Commission filling Miguel Riveras unexpired term. (Term Expires7/01/2014)

    4. Appointment of Judy Ann DeGarmo to the Bentonville Public LibraryAdvisory Board filling Melanie Elliotts unexpired term. (Term Expires12/31/2015)

    5. Reappointment by City Council of Bob Boehmler to the CommunityDevelopment Block Grant Advisory Committee. The term is for three yearsand shall expire on October 11, 2014.

    6. Reappointment by City Council of Debi Havner to the Community

    Development Block Grant Advisory Committee. The term is for three yearsand shall expire on October 11, 2014.

    7. Council approval of Change Order #1 for the 28th St./Medical CenterPkwy. Signalization Project in the amount of plus $7,217.00 for revisionsto the fiber optic installation component of the project.

    8. Award Bid to Water Products in the amount of $101,996.35 for the waterand sewer materials that will be supplied by the City of Bentonville toAPAC for the improvements to Central Ave.

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    9. Approve Resolution setting public hearing regarding the placement and

    amount of liens to be placed on certain properties for mowing andremediating unsanitary and unsightly conditions. This process ismandated by State law. The City has been forced to take action toremediate weeds and tall grass and other unsightly conditions at thesubject properties. Code Enforcement advised the property owners of the

    violation and requested that they take action prior to the City stepping into take action. Property owners have also been advised of the costs andthat a lien would be placed on the properties if the costs were not paid. Allproperty owners have been invoiced and failed to pay as of the date thisitem is submitted.

    10. Approve Ordinance adding the Parks and Recreation Director to the TrafficSafety and Signage Committee. Many events that come to the Committeefor approval and planned street closures involve coordination with Parksand Recreation staff, due to the corresponding use of an impact to Parksfacilities. For example, many events also utilize the Square or MemorialPark. To fully address potential traffic and safety issues and facilitate

    orderly scheduling, City staff is asking Council to formally approve theParks and Recreation Director as a member of this committee. The Chiefof Police, Assistant Fire Chief and Transportation Engineer all support thisaddition.

    11. Adopt Resolution certifying the rate of taxation levied on real and personalproperty in the City of Bentonville. This Resolution is required to by theQuorum Court and County Clerk in order to facilitate the millage levy tobe collected in 2012. This year, the City is proposing to adopt only thestandard taxes and omit the voluntary taxes. In our experience, theconcept of a voluntary tax statement is somewhat misleading to citizens,creating unnecessary confusion and ill-will. Voluntary tax is not a

    significant or reliable source of revenue (see attached spreadsheet fromthe Finance Department), and citizens who wish to donate to a particulardepartment or facility will still have an opportunity to do so. Finance andthe departments that receive the voluntary funds support this proposal.