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MAPC approves Frog Pond final plat for 39‑lot subdivision
Summary
The Jonesboro MAPC approved a final plat for Frog Pond Subdivision — 24.81 acres divided into 39 lots — after staff confirmed required improvements and a maintenance bond are in place. The approval moves the project forward to any remaining administrative steps.
The Jonesboro Metropolitan Area Planning Commission on Nov. 13 approved a final subdivision plat for Frog Pond Subdivision, a 24.81‑acre proposal that will create 39 residential lots.
Megan McAllister, an engineer with McAllister Engineering, presented the final plat on behalf of applicant Travis McAllister. “We are seeking approval for a final plat for Frog Pond Subdivision,” McAllister said, describing the completed infrastructure.
City planning staff told commissioners they had reviewed the application and found it met the city’s subdivision code. The planner said both lifts of asphalt have been laid and that the developer has a maintenance bond in place. “We would recommend approval,” the planner said.
Commissioners moved to approve the final plat; the vote was taken by voice and the motion passed. The planner noted that any remaining administrative requirements and recording steps will follow the commission’s approval.
The approval clears a major planning milestone for the 24.81‑acre development; the applicant and staff will complete any outstanding engineering or recording tasks required by city code before individual lots can be built or sold.
Next steps: the applicant will complete required permits and recording with city staff before the lots can be developed.
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