ROGERS: An outdoor vendor park aims to supply an area for 4 food trucks in the city.

Members of the planmaking commission on Tuesday approved a conditional use permit for the park, on 1. 53 acres at 2114 S. 8th St. The site plan includes 4 cellular food courtrooms, 31 existing guest parking spaces, two compromised parking areas, an existing gravel seating area, a dumpster and portable restrooms, according to city documents.

Lately it is used as an advertising parking lot, according to the documents.

The park will be operated through Investments through Marx LLC and will be open from noon to 10 p. m. six to seven days a week, according to the app.

Approval of the park by city staff on the condition that visitor parking is scratched and has spaces available to Americans with disabilities, urban planner Ethan Hunter said. a green space, he said.

Hunter noted that the on-site food truck will want a wastewater control plan, which will need to be approved by the grease, oil and grease inspector prior to operation.

In the other cases, commissioners approved large-scale progression plans for a warehouse and garage facility with advertising and offices in the 2500 to 2822 block of South 10th Street.

The facility will be on 8. 86 acres and will come with a 7,663-square-foot building, a 7,651-square-foot building, 8 12,118-square-foot buildings, two holding ponds and a paved parking lot, according to city documents.

The commissioners also approved an exemption for the allocation to allow relief from the minimum backyard retirement of 50 payments to 25 payments, and an exemption that will allow the developer to pay a payment for making innovations on the streets along West Laurel Avenue.

Rep. Jake Chavis of Bates and Associates said there is a desire to decrease the removal of the front backyard through the middle of the assets to allow for the northwest corner, as the developer is climbing up a personal driveway on a public street.

An application was also approved to rezon 21. 06 acres at 4033 W. Garrett Road from the Agricultural Zoning District to the Neighborhood Residential Zoning District. The assets are in the neighborhood expansion designation on the full expansion map, Hunter said.

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