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Board to consider major PD modification expanding Finish Line RV Park

Hot Springs Board of Directors · November 26, 2025
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Summary

The board reviewed an ordinance to expand the Finish Line RV Park by roughly eight acres at 263 Golf Links Road, amend PD boundaries and uses, and relocate previously approved improvements; the Planning Commission recommended approval 7–0 and no opposition was recorded at the commission hearing.

The Hot Springs Board of Directors will consider an ordinance to approve a major modification to the Planned Development (PD) for Finish Line RV Park at 263 Golf Links Road.

Planning and Development Director Kathy Salmon told the board the ordinance would amend the PD boundary, site arrangement and permitted uses to expand the park to about eight acres, incorporate vacated right-of-way areas and relocate previously approved amenities such as a clubhouse, pool, parking and a food-truck area. Salmon said the Planning Commission reviewed the application on Nov. 13 and voted 7–0 to recommend approval; no testimony in opposition was recorded at that hearing.

Board members asked for clarification of parcel boundaries and which streets and residential edges are affected; Salmon and staff confirmed certain street segments have been vacated and the area is now contiguous under the PD overlay. City Attorney (unnamed) reminded the board this is a PD action under Hot Springs Code section 16-2-14.4 and that the modification is limited to the approved development plan and seven conditions noted in the staff packet.

Salmon said earlier approvals in 2019 and a 2023 amendment added land to the park but the improvements approved in 2023 have not yet been constructed; the current ordinance would authorize relocated improvements and new uses subject to the PD conditions.

The board will consider the ordinance for formal action at its Dec. 2 meeting; staff packet contains maps and the Planning Commission record.