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Neighbors urge board to defer 3‑lot plan on White Road, citing neighborhood character
Summary
Residents opposed a planned subdivision that would split 0.6 acres into three ~0.2‑acre lots, asking the board to defer or deny the proposal and limit development to a single-family lot; the applicant said the project earned a 10–0 planning commission vote and pledged access and street improvements to Kanis Road.
Peter Tucker, a White Road resident, told the City of Little Rock Board of Directors on Feb. 17 that his neighbors have petitioned to block a proposed subdivision they say would change the character of their small, dead‑end street. "We would respectfully ask you to consider giving the applicant a clear directive to change the plan such that there is no more than 1 single family residential lot," Tucker said, providing a neighborhood map and signatures.
Tucker said the applicant seeks to divide roughly 0.6 acres into three residential parcels (each described by neighbors as about 0.2 acres) and argued those lots are substantially smaller than existing lots on White Road and would force homes to face the street on their narrow ends. He warned the proposal would likely…
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