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Planning commission approves conditional-use parking permit, three rezonings and consent items

2755456 · February 4, 2025
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Summary

The Bentonville Planning Commission approved a conditional-use permit for a parking facility at 911 NW Seventh Street, granted three rezonings and passed a consent agenda that included plats, lot splits and a large-scale development extension. All recorded votes were unanimous.

The Bentonville Planning Commission on the evening of the meeting approved a conditional-use permit to allow a parking facility as the principal use at 911 Northwest Seventh Street and cleared a slate of consent items including plats, lot splits and a six‑month large‑scale development extension. All formal votes recorded in the meeting packet passed unanimously, 7–0.

The commission’s consent agenda included final plat F-24-16 (Hope Hill Subdivision lots 1–147), lot split LS-24-8 (lots 6 and 7 of Citizen Family Subdivision), lot split LS-20-4309 (lots 143 and 144 of Osage Hills Subdivision Phase 1) and a six‑month extension for a large‑scale multifamily development (John Rallo/John Paulo project). Commissioners approved the consent agenda by roll call; the clerk recorded the consent vote as 7–0.

During New Business, the commission opened a public hearing and considered Conditional Use Permit CU25-0002 at 911 Northwest Seventh Street for No Limits Pediatric Therapies. Ken Booth, with Sand Creek Engineering, identified himself as representing the property owner and said he had no substantive comments beyond being present. No members of the public spoke in opposition. The commission voted to approve the conditional‑use permit, recorded as approved, 7–0.

The commission also considered two rezoning requests. RZ25-0002 (224 SW C Street, applicant Kincannon) requested rezoning from R1 to DN2 and was presented as consistent with the future land‑use map; commissioners approved the rezoning, 7–0. A separate request from River Farm Capital LLC (RZ25-0003), for rezoning from R1 to DN2 along with a future land‑use map amendment from low to medium density residential at Northwest Tenth Street, was similarly approved following the public hearing and a roll call vote of 7–0.

Votes at a glance

- Conditional use permit CU25-0002 (No Limits Pediatric Therapies at 911 NW Seventh St.): approved 7–0. - Rezoning RZ25-0002 (224 SW C Street; R1 → DN2): approved 7–0. - Rezoning RZ25-0003 (River Farm Capital LLC; R1 → DN2 and FLUM low → medium): approved 7–0. - Consent agenda (final plat F-24-16; lot splits LS-24-8 and LS-20-4309; six‑month extension for John Rallo/John Paulo large‑scale development): approved 7–0.

The meeting packet lists the permit and rezoning files by their case numbers (CU25-0002, RZ25-0002, RZ25-0003) and includes staff reports and maps. No conditions or amendments to the motions were recorded in the planning commission minutes for the items that passed. The commission closed the public hearings after no members of the public indicated they wished to speak on the CU or the two rezoning items.

The commission’s next meeting was announced to include code work for Phase 2 on the 18th; no additional schedule changes were recorded in the minutes.