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Planning Commission approves consent agenda, waives bylaws for a third deferral and defers Veil Rosa application

Little Rock Planning Commission · February 12, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 12 meeting the Little Rock Planning Commission approved the consent agenda and approved waiving bylaws to permit a third deferral for file Z-8911-B; commissioners voted to defer that application to the March 12 meeting.

The Little Rock Planning Commission began its Feb. 12 session by approving the January minutes and a large consent agenda containing multiple rezoning and PDC items, many of which staff recommended for approval or deferred due to insufficient notification.

Staff member Mr. Moore read the consent agenda, which included several items deferred to March 12 or April 9 and multiple rezoning/PDR/PDC recommendations contingent on compliance with staff conditions. After a motion and second, the commission approved the consent agenda on a roll-call vote.

Item 1 on the regular agenda, file Z-8911-B (Veil Rosa revised PCD at 9123 Chico Road), was before the commission only on the narrow question of deferral. The applicant (Giselle, representing Lorena Dela Rosa) acknowledged a minor error in meeting notifications. Staff said the application had been deferred twice previously while the applicant addressed financing and utility questions, and staff recommended accepting a third deferral to allow the applicant to finalize outstanding issues.

Because this would be the third deferral the commission first voted to waive the bylaws to allow a third deferral, then voted to defer the item to the commission's March 12, 2026 meeting. Both votes passed on roll call. The chair thanked the applicants and asked them to continue working with staff and the community.

The commission adjourned the February meeting at the conclusion of regular business.