PRAIRIE GROVE -- Prairie Grove Planning Commission approved the large scale development plan for a multi-family residential development at its Aug. 12 meeting, according to Larry Oelrich, city administrative assistant.
Kent Cox submitted the plan for a development that will have 24 units or 12 duplexes, located on two parcels at Brady and Danny James Roads. The council rezoned this land from A-1 to R-2 in May at the request of Cox.
The commission approved conditional use permits for two other projects but tabled the large scale development plans for those projects.
It approved a conditional use permit for storage facilities in a B-2 zone on East Heritage Parkway, near the South Ervan Beeks intersection. The large scale development plan was tabled for more information on drainage plans. If approved at a later meeting, this will be the third development for storage units approved by the commission along Heritage Parkway in Prairie Grove.
The third project is for a flea market building, which would be located near the Farmers Cooperative on Heritage Parkway. The commission approved a conditional use permit to allow Mark Silva to operate a flea market in a B-2 zone but tabled the large scale development plan because of questions about drainage.