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Planning commission approves consent calendar, including Alice Walton School of Medicine campus housing

2755451 · January 21, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved the consent calendar, clearing seven planning items including plats, lot splits and the campus housing project for the Alice Walton School of Medicine (LS24-0055) with associated waivers; the consent package passed 5-0.

The Bentonville Planning Commission approved its consent calendar by unanimous roll call, advancing seven items without separate deliberation. The consent package included property-line adjustments, final plats, preliminary plats, multiple lot splits and the Alice Walton School of Medicine campus housing project (LS24-0055) with two associated waivers.

Items approved on consent included (as read into the record): - Property line adjustment LA24-0031 (Phillips Beach, 3101 S Walton Boulevard) - Final plat FP20-4018 (Poikai Estates Phase 3) - Final plat FP20-4019 (Briar Hills Subdivision Phase 1) - Preliminary plat PP2044 (Gator Development Phase 1) - Lot split LS24-0032 (Lots 25-27, WA Brooks Addition) - Lot split LS24-0054 (lots 45 and 46, Andrew and Jackson addition) - Alice Walton School of Medicine campus housing (LS24-0055) with two waivers

Staff noted a correction in the campus housing materials: the parking count in the staff report was listed as 312 but the actual parking in the agreement is 330 spaces. The applicant also requested two waivers related to landscape-screen placement and conflicts with utility easements; staff reported the number of trees required would not change but their placement would.

The commission voted to approve the consent calendar as a package; the roll-call vote was 5-0 for approval. Commission approval on consent means each item will proceed to the next administrative step (recording plats, updating GIS and, where applicable, progressing to building permit or other project-level reviews).