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Commission approves annexation of two parcels tied to manufactured-home sales; city to allow variance process for existing, unpermitted structures
Summary
Planning commissioners voted to recommend annexation of two parcels used for manufactured-home storage and a recently built large metal building; staff said annexation will allow the applicant to seek variances from the Board of Zoning Appeals and staff will delay enforcement during the variance process.
The Conway Planning Commission on Jan. 9 voted to recommend annexation of two parcels where a manufactured-home sales operation has been storing display units and where an unpermitted 3,000-plus-square-foot metal building was erected.
Staff described a multi-year history of communication with the property owner and county officials. The owner relocated a manufactured-home sales operation into county parcels and later sought county rezoning; staff said the site began storing units before water service from the city became available. Because the site needs city water to fully comply with county requirements, the owner applied for annexation into the city.
Staff told commissioners that, if annexed and rezoned to the requested city districts, staff and the city…
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