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Commission approves preliminary plat for 1600 Place PUD, clearing way for duplex and attached units
Summary
The commission approved preliminary plat for the 1600 Place PUD (4.06 acres at S. Donaghy Ave. & Favre Lane) to allow 19 lots and up to 48 dwelling units, with conditions and staff corrections required before final platting.
The Conway Planning Commission voted Jan. 21 to approve the preliminary plat for 1600 Place Planned Unit Development, a 4.06‑acre proposal at the southeast corner of S. Donaghy Avenue and Favre Lane.
Staff told commissioners the parcel already carries PUD approval and that the proposal calls for 19 lots: 16 lots intended for two‑family dwellings and the remainder to be developed with attached units (four‑ and six‑unit buildings) not to exceed 48 units in total. "The development represents the residential plan new development, which was approved in May 2020," staff said. The applicant confirmed the project retains prior PUD approvals and that plan details and corrections were provided in the staff report.
Commissioners asked technical questions about how right‑of‑way acreage is shown on the preliminary plat; staff said acreage is shown for calculations but meets‑and‑bounds descriptions for right‑of‑way are separate and are not segregated on the preliminary plat. Applicant Patrick Hageman, representing the Tyler Group, told the commission he was "good with all the comments" and had plans available for review.
No public opposition was recorded; a motion to approve the preliminary plat with the corrections and conditions listed in the staff report passed by voice vote. The approval allows the developer to proceed to subsequent site development review and final platting steps required by the city.
