Washington County public meetings in 2023
92 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and agreements, including a $3.96 million construction contract for utility relocations at the I-49/MLK Jr. Blvd interchange, a $954,000 sewer cost share with Greenland, and a $119,400 contract with Seven Hills Homeless Center. They will also hold a public hearing on a rezoning request for 3.23 acres near Mount Comfort Road.
- Award $3,963,291 to Brothers Construction for utility relocations at I-49/MLK Jr. Blvd interchange
- Approve $954,000 cost share with City of Greenland for sewer line upsizing
- Approve $119,400 contract with Seven Hills Homeless Center for homeless services
- Rezone 3.23 acres north of 3420 W. Mount Comfort Rd. from R-A to CS
- Approve $76,421.40 per capita jail fee agreement with Washington County
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will vote on a 25-year solar services agreement with Entegrity Energy Partners, LLC, expected to offset 6,538,454 kWh of annual electricity use and save an estimated $7 million. The consent agenda includes a $5.3 million change order for Fire Station 2 construction and a $1.63 million subrecipient agreement with Seven Hills Homeless Center. New business also includes a rezoning request for 0.80 acres at 1272 N. 59th Ave. and a resolution to keep USPS mail processing in Fayetteville.
- 25-year solar agreement with Entegrity Energy Partners, $7M estimated savings
- Fire Station 2 change order #2 with Flintco, LLC for $5,345,663
- Seven Hills Homeless Center subrecipient agreements for $1,630,000
- Rezoning 0.80 acres at 1272 N. 59th Ave. from R-A to RMF-6
- Resolution to maintain USPS mail processing operations in Fayetteville
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will vote on a consent agenda with multiple contracts and budget adjustments, including a $5.3 million change order for Fire Station 2 construction and a $1.63 million agreement with Seven Hills Homeless Center. New business includes a 25-year solar services agreement with Entegrity Energy Partners and a rezoning request for 0.80 acres at 1272 N. 59th Ave. The meeting also includes presentations on economic vitality and a Black historic preservation area.
- 25-year solar services agreement with Entegrity Energy Partners, estimated $7M savings, offset 6.5M kWh annually
- Rezoning 0.80 acres at 1272 N. 59th Ave. from R-A to RMF-6
- Change order #2 with Flintco, LLC for Fire Station 2 construction: $5,345,663
- Subrecipient agreements with Seven Hills Homeless Center: $1,630,000 for housing instability
- Asphalt surface treatments contract with Vance Brothers, Inc.: $745,175.90
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is meeting to decide on several land-use requests, including residential plats and conditional use permits. The body will also consider rezoning a property for community services and a modification to a commercial permit.
- Rezoning of 3.23 acres north of 3420 W. Mount Comfort Rd from Residential-Agricultural to Community Services
- Request for a residential development of 26 single-family dwellings southeast of W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd & S. Smokehouse Trl
- Conditional use permit to expand a cultural and recreational facility at 240 E. Rock St
- Major modification to an approved conditional use permit for Wienerschnitzel northeast of W. Wedington Dr & N. Meadowlands Dr
- Concurrent plat for two residential lots at 3278 W. Kessler Mountain and 4060 E. Huntsville Rd
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review requests for residential plats, conditional use permits, and rezonings. The body is deciding on several land-use changes, including a request to rezone property for community services.
- Rezoning of 3.23 acres north of 3420 W. Mount Comfort Rd from Residential-Agricultural to Community Services for The Goddard School
- Request for a residential development of 26 single-family dwellings southeast of W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd & S. Smokehouse Trl
- Conditional use permit for an off-site parking lot west of 219 W. 15th St
- Concurrent plat of two residential lots at 3278 W. Kessler Mountain
- Concurrent plat of two residential lots at 4060 E. Huntsville Rd
City Council
The City Council will review several purchase agreements for city equipment and facility roof repairs. The body is also deciding on a rezoning request and the adoption of updated FEMA flood insurance maps.
- Contract with CH2M Hill Engineers, Inc. for 2024 operations and management services in the amount of $8.47 million
- Purchase of a grinder from Rotochoppper Inc. for $634,952.00
- Commitment of $730,000.00 for signalization and road work at the Futrall Drive railroad crossing
- Replacement of City Hall roof and skylight by Milestone Construction Company, LLC for $344,115.00
- Rezoning of 0.09 acres at 533 West Center Street from Neighborhood Conservation to Main Street Center
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple purchase and service agreements, including a $634,952 grinder, a $78,004 sweeper, and a $8,476,468 amendment for water/wastewater operations. New business includes committing $730,000 to the Futrall Drive railroad crossing, adopting new FEMA flood maps, and a rezoning at 533 W. Center St. The meeting also includes reports on finances, sales tax, energy, and the 71B corridor.
- Approve $634,952 grinder purchase from Rotochopper Inc.
- Approve $8,476,468 amendment for CH2M Hill water/wastewater services
- Commit $730,000 to Futrall Drive railroad crossing signalization
- Adopt FEMA flood insurance rate maps and flood study
- Rezone 0.09 acres at 533 W. Center St. from NC to MSC
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a large-scale residential development and several zoning requests. The body is also reviewing multiple conditional use permits for short-term rentals and a request for a campground.
- Proposed 26 single-family dwellings at W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd & S. Smokehouse Trl
- Rezoning request for 1272 N. 59th Ave to Residential Intermediate (12 units per acre)
- Conditional use permit for a campground at 1811 S. Finger Rd
- Six conditional use permits for short-term rentals at various locations
- Variance request for a 6.5-foot-wide sidewalk at 507 S. Church Ave
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider several land-use items, including a rezoning request, a campground conditional use permit, and multiple short-term rental permits. The agenda also includes a large-scale residential development and several variances. Public hearings will be held for these items.
- Rezoning of 1272 N. 59th Ave from R-A to RI-12 (0.80 acres)
- Campground conditional use permit at 1811 S. Finger Rd (7.41 acres)
- Large-scale development: 26 single-family homes at W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd & S. Smokehouse Trl (5.61 acres)
- Six short-term rental conditional use permits at various addresses
- Variance for 6.5-foot sidewalk at 507 S. Church Ave
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council is meeting to vote on the 2024 annual budget and work program, along with several resolutions including street improvement contracts, lease agreements, and a police grant. The council will also consider ordinances on short-term rental regulations, street vacations, and updates to the Lights of the Ozarks event rules. Presentations on Lake Fayetteville water quality and the Climate Action Plan are scheduled.
- Resolution to adopt the 2024 Annual Budget and Work Program
- Contract with Sweetser Construction for $2,315,976 for Prairie Street & West Avenue improvements
- Acceptance of $250,000 COPS grant to fund two new school resource officer positions
- Ordinance to extend short-term rental regulations sunset to December 31, 2024
- Ordinance to expand Lights of the Ozarks event area and allow food trucks on the Downtown Square
City Council
The City Council will consider adopting the 2024 annual budget and work program. The meeting includes votes on several construction and service contracts, as well as updates to short-term rental regulations.
- Proposed 2024 Annual Budget & Work Program adoption
- $2,315,976.00 contract with Sweetser Construction, Inc. for Prairie Street & West Avenue improvements
- $250,000 grant for two new police officer positions via the Community Oriented Policing Services Hiring Program
- $49,151.00 cost share with Fay Apartment Partners, LLC for North Whitham Avenue street improvements
- Ordinance to extend the sunset provision for short-term rental regulations to December 31, 2024
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a wide range of land-use items, including 15 requests for short-term rental permits, three rezonings, two variances, and several conditional use permits for commercial and residential projects. The commission will also consider plats, lot splits, and administrative items, and will vote on the minutes from the October 23 meeting.
- 15 short-term rental conditional use permits (e.g., 2562 E. Carnation Ct, 3087 W. Salida Ln, 1406 S. Duncan Ave)
- Rezoning of 1272 N. 59th Ave from R-A to RI-12 (0.80 acres)
- Rezoning of 533 W. Center St from NC to MSC (0.09 acres)
- Rezoning of 3393 E. Huntsville Rd from RSF-4 to RI-12 (0.54 acres)
- Large-scale development: 15,439 sq ft commercial building at 3549 W. Black Forest Dr
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider various land-use requests, including several conditional use permits for short-term rentals. The body is also reviewing rezoning requests, lot splits, and a proposal for a new commercial building.
- Request for a 15,439 square foot commercial building at 3549 W. Black Forest Dr
- Request for an assisted living facility and multi-family dwellings east of N. Rupple Rd
- Request for a 10,000 square foot warehouse and office space at 3538 N. Hwy 112
- Rezoning of 1272 N. 59th Ave and 3393 E. Huntsville Rd to RI-12 residential intermediate
- 13 separate conditional use permit requests for short-term rentals at various locations
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will decide on a $1.25 million sale of city land, a $188,900 arts and culture plan contract, and a $344,960 sewer repair budget adjustment. They will also vote on rezoning 524 S. Willow Ave. and hear updates on sales tax, energy, and housing reports.
- Approve $1,247,455 sale of 0.5 acres at Civic Plaza to Reindl Properties, Inc.
- Approve $188,900 Stilwell Consulting contract for city arts and culture plan
- Approve $344,960 budget adjustment for 48-inch sewer main repair in Clabber Creek area
- Rezone 524 S. Willow Ave. from NC to DG for BWB Willow LLC
- Approve $690,329 construction manager contract for West Water Transmission Main project
City Council
The City Council will review several service contracts, including a $690,329 water main project and an arts and culture plan. The body is also deciding on three rezoning petitions and updates to city codes regarding parks and shared-use trails.
- Construction manager contract with Garney Companies, Inc. for West Transmission Water Main in the amount of $690,329.00
- Contract with Stilwell Consulting for an arts and culture plan for $188,900.00 plus a $7,600.00 contingency
- Professional engineering agreement with Crafton, Tull & Associates, Inc. for Drake Street Trail Connection not to exceed $204,275.00 plus a $25,000.00 contingency
- Budget adjustment of $344,960.00 for a 48-inch sewer main repair in the Clabber Creek area
- Rezoning petitions for 524 South Willow Avenue, 5839 West Dot Tipton Road, and 150 North Skyline Drive
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a preliminary plat for 48 residential lots west of N. Hughmount Rd, a variance for street frontage at 16050 Harp Rd, and several conditional use permits for short-term rentals. One short-term rental request was withdrawn due to lack of public notification. The meeting also includes consent items and staff-approved lot splits.
- Preliminary plat for 48 residential lots, 3 unbuildable lots, and 1 future development lot at Hughmount South (west of N. Hughmount Rd)
- Variance from street frontage requirements at 16050 Harp Rd (5.40 acres)
- Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 856 E. Windy Hill St, 1240 N. Lewis Ave, 3093 W. Salida Ln, 2522 W. Arthur Hart St, 931 N. Lewis Ave, 1748 E. Acacia Xing, and 820 N. Garland Ave
- Vacation of 0.28 acres of street right-of-way at 2417 N. Shiloh Dr
- Lot splits at 3017 W. Old Farmington Rd and 1095 S. Ray Ave
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several conditional use permits for short-term rentals and a preliminary plat for 48 residential lots. The body will also review a street frontage variance and a request to vacate street right-of-way.
- Preliminary plat for 48 residential lots west of N. Hughmount Rd
- Request to vacate 0.28 acres of street right-of-way at 2417 N. Shiloh Dr
- Conditional use permit for multi-family dwellings at 1742 S. Razorback Rd
- Eight separate conditional use permit requests for short-term rentals
- Variance from street frontage requirements at 16050 Harp Rd
City Council
The City Council is deciding on the 2024 millage levy for general operations, pensions, and library services. The body will also consider several land condemnations for infrastructure projects and the sale of city property.
- 2024 millage levy for general fund, pensions, and library operations
- Sale of approximately 0.5 acres of city property in the south end of Civic Plaza for $1,247,455.00
- Engineering services agreement with McClelland Consulting Engineers, Inc. for $1,446,340.00
- Payment of $50,000.00 to Misty Simpson for a water damage claim at 2425 East Sharon Street
- Rezoning of 524 South Willow Avenue from Neighborhood Conservation to Downtown General
City Council
The City Council will discuss a 2024 property tax levy and a $1.2 million sale of city property at Civic Plaza. The body is also reviewing several infrastructure contracts, land condemnations for corridor projects, and zoning requests.
- Proposed 2024 millage levy including 2.3 mills for general fund and 1.2 mills for library expansion
- Sale of 0.5 acres of city property at Civic Plaza to Reindl Properties, Inc. for $1,247,455.00
- Engineering agreement with McClelland Consulting Engineers, Inc. for $1,446,340.00 for West Corridor Water Transmission Line
- Payment of $220,000.00 to Washington County for 911 equipment lease reimbursement
- Rezoning of 524 South Willow Avenue from Neighborhood Conservation to Downtown General
Planning Commission
The Washington County, AR Planning Commission will review multiple zoning petitions, variances, and conditional use permits at this meeting. Items include rezoning requests, parking variances, alley vacation, and short-term rental permits for residential properties. Two previously tabled items from prior meetings will also be reconsidered.
- Vacate 0.15-acre alley right-of-way at 612 W. Center St (VAC-2023-0005)
- Variance from parking requirements at 612 W. Center St (VAR-2023-0040)
- Rezone 5.27-acre property at 5839 W. Dot Tipton Rd from R-A to RSF-2 (RZN-2023-0026)
- 10 short-term rental permit requests across multiple residential properties
- Amend Planning Commission Rules of Order to require in-person attendance for 12+ meetings per year (ADM-2023-0039)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several conditional use permits for short-term rentals and two rezoning requests. The body will also review variances for parking and street standards and a proposal to change commission attendance rules.
- Rezoning of 5839 W. Dot Tipton Rd from Residential-Agricultural to Residential Single-Family
- Rezoning of 150 N. Skyline Dr, Unit 22 from Institutional to Neighborhood Services-General
- Short-term rental conditional use permits for 1117 N. Washington Ave, 4198 W. Bradstreet Ln, 137 E. Spring St, 101 E. Bertha St, 3048 E. Calgary St, 1633 W. Halsell Rd, 388 S. Hill Ave, and 4184 W. Sardinia Way
- Parking variance request for 612 W. Center St
- Proposed rule change requiring in-person attendance for at least 12 meetings per 12-month period
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda including a $491,000 contract for fleet shop expansion, a $1.7 million change order for Fire Station 2, and equipment purchases. New business includes the 2024 property tax millage levy, several rezonings, and an ordinance to amend short-term rental penalty procedures. The council will also discuss the 2024 general fund budget and a housing report.
- Contract with DC Sparks Construction for $491,000 for fleet shop expansion
- Change order with Flintco for $1,703,019 for Fire Station 2 construction
- 2024 millage levy ordinance setting rates for general fund, pensions, library
- Rezoning of 2.32 acres at 5672 W. Tackett Dr. from R-A to RSF-4
- Ordinance to add due process hearing for unlicensed short-term rentals
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will meet on September 26, 2023, to approve or discuss multiple contracts, ordinances, and budget adjustments. Key items include construction contracts for fleet shop expansion and fire station work, equipment purchases, land condemnation for water infrastructure, and updates to childcare regulations and short-term rental policies.
- Approve $491,000 contract with DC Sparks Construction for fleet shop expansion
- Approve $1,703,019 change order for Fire Station 2 construction with Flintco, LLC
- Approve purchase of $221,563 in heavy equipment from Riggs Caterpillar Equipment
- Authorize condemnation of land for West Transmission Water Main Project
- Levy 2024 millage rates including 2.3 mills for general fund operations
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several conditional use permits for short-term rentals and a rezoning request. The body will also review right-of-way vacations and variances for properties on W. Center St and W. Athens Ln.
- Rezoning of 524 S. Willow Ave from Neighborhood Conservation to Downtown General
- Right-of-way vacation requests for 612 W. Center St and 280 E. 12th St
- Parking requirement variance for 612 W. Center St
- Street frontage variance for 8899 W. Athens Ln
- Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 10 different residential addresses
Planning Commission
The Washington County Planning Commission will discuss a variety of land use items, including a rezoning request at 524 S. WILLOW AVE, numerous conditional use permits for short-term rentals, and rights-of-way vacations. They will also consider a parking variance and right-of-way vacation for 612 W. CENTER ST.
- RZN-2023-0025: Rezoning 0.20 acres at 524 S. WILLOW AVE from Neighborhood Conservation to Downtown General
- VAC-2023-0005: Right-of-way vacation at 612 W. CENTER ST (Tabled from September 11, 2023)
- VAR-2023-0040: Parking variance request at 612 W. CENTER ST
- CUP-2023-0104 through CUP-2023-0119: Multiple conditional use permits for short-term rentals across various residential zones
- CUP-2023-0109: Conditional use permit for an accessory structure on a lot without a primary structure at 5877 W. SELLERS RD
City Council
The City Council is deciding on several infrastructure contracts, including a major change order for the Midtown Corridor Project. The body will also consider updates to water and sewer rates and two property rezoning requests.
- Change order for Midtown Corridor Project Phase 2 with Crossland Heavy Contractors, Inc. for $14,600,772.00
- Proposed ordinance to amend monthly water and sewer rates based on a cost of service study
- Request to apply for a HUD Pro Housing Grant of up to $4 million for land-use and zoning changes
- Rezoning of 20.23 acres near North Truckers Drive from RPZD to RMF-18
- Rezoning of 1.34 acres at 741 East Huntsville Road from RSF-4 to CS
City Council
The City Council will vote on several infrastructure contracts, budget adjustments, and zoning changes. Key items include funding for the Midtown Corridor Project and a request for a $4 million HUD Pro Housing grant.
- Change order for Midtown Corridor Project Phase 2 with Crossland Heavy Contractors, Inc. for $14,600,772.00
- Request for HUD Pro Housing grant of up to $4,000,000.00 for land-use and zoning changes
- Rezoning of 20.23 acres near North Truckers Drive from RPZD to RMF-18
- Contract with OzarksGo, LLC for fiber optic conduit and cable not to exceed $576,000.00
- Approval of 2023 CDBG and HOME agreements in the amount of $1,277,184.00
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission is meeting to discuss and decide on various land use requests, including four rezoning proposals, multiple conditional use permits for short-term rentals, large-scale developments, and preliminary plats. The agenda also includes administrative items regarding childcare family home requirements and right-of-way vacations.
- Preliminary plat for 16 residential lots and one detention lot at E. Ash St. and N. Old Wire Rd. (PPL-2023-0005)
- Large Scale Development request for 64 residential units at N. Bob Younkin Dr. & W. Drake St. (LSD-2023-0009)
- Large Scale Development request for a 60,000-square-foot office and warehouse structure at 115 E. Pump Station Rd. (LSD-2023-0015)
- Rezoning requests including properties at 659 N. Genevieve Ave., 5672 W. Tackett Dr., west of 4451 N. Waterside Ct., and east of N. College Ave.
- Multiple conditional use permits for short-term rentals across various residential streets
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider a range of development items, including a 64-unit residential project at Midtown Landing, a 60,000-square-foot office/warehouse, several rezonings, and amendments to childcare family home requirements. The agenda also includes multiple conditional use permits for short-term rentals and two alley vacations. One variance and one conditional use permit have been withdrawn by the applicants.
- LSD-2023-0009: 64 residential units at N. Bob Younkin Dr. & W. Drake St. (Midtown Landing)
- LSD-2023-0015: 60,000 sq ft office/warehouse at 1175 E. Pump Station Rd.
- RZN-2023-0021: Rezone 659 N. Genevieve Ave from R-A to RMF-6
- ADM-2023-0028: Amend UDC chapters 151, 163, 164 to update childcare family home requirements
- CUP-2023-0095 through CUP-2023-0102: Multiple short-term rental conditional use permits
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and grants, including a $1.8 million construction award for the 15th and Razorback Rd. intersection improvements. Unfinished business includes a rezoning near North Truckers Drive and a land purchase for the Historic Black District. New business includes an ordinance to regulate data center noise and a rezoning on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. The meeting also includes reports on sales tax, energy, and housing.
- Award $1,809,765 contract to APAC-Central for 15th and Razorback Rd. intersection improvements
- Rezone 20.23 acres near N. Truckers Dr. from RPZD to RMF-18 (multi-family)
- Approve $7,884,343 change order for sewer tunnel rehabilitation under I-49
- Amend UDC to address data center noise and declare emergency
- Pay $50,000 water damage claim to Laura Gray
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will vote on a consent agenda with multiple contracts and grants, including a $1.8 million construction project for the 15th and Razorback Rd. intersection and a $7.9 million change order for sewer tunnel rehabilitation under I-49. They will also discuss unfinished business, including a land purchase for the Historic Black District and a rezoning near North Truckers Drive, plus new items like a data center noise ordinance and a $50,000 water damage claim payment.
- Award $1,809,765 contract to APAC-Central for 15th and Razorback Rd. intersection improvements
- Approve $7,884,343 change order for sewer pipeline rehab under I-49
- Authorize purchase of real estate for Historic Black District preservation (tabled from June 6)
- Rezone 20.23 acres near N. Truckers Dr. from RPZD to RMF-18
- Pay $50,000 water damage claim to Laura Gray for 1284 E. Shadow Ridge Dr.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several requests for short-term rental conditional use permits and residential subdivision plats. The body will also review a rezoning request and a large-scale commercial development proposal.
- Large Scale Development for a two-building commercial project at 1860 S. Morningside Dr.
- Rezoning request for 741 E. Huntsville Rd from RSF-4 to CS (Community Services).
- Preliminary plat for 20 residential lots south of 226 S. Happy Hollow Rd.
- Preliminary plat for 16 residential lots at E. Ash St and N. Old Wire Rd.
- Eight separate Conditional Use Permit requests for short-term rentals at various city locations.
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a rezoning request, two preliminary plats, a large-scale commercial development, and ten conditional use permits for short-term rentals. They will also consider variances for properties on W. 15th St and N. Locust Ave, and approve minutes and administratively approved final plats and a lot split.
- Rezoning of 741 E. Huntsville Rd from RSF-4 to CS (Community Services)
- Preliminary plat for 20 residential lots at Pine Hollow Subdivision, south of 226 S. Happy Hollow Rd
- Preliminary plat for 16 residential lots at Born's Bend, E. Ash St and N. Old Wire Rd
- Large-scale development: two-building commercial project at 1860 S. Morningside Dr (Steel Town Market)
- 10 conditional use permits for short-term rentals at various addresses
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will meet to discuss and vote on various city matters, including a public hearing and ordinance regarding monthly water and sewer rates. The agenda also features a large change order for the Cultural Arts Corridor, a rezoning request, and routine consent items such as equipment purchases and grant acceptances.
- A public hearing and continued discussion on amending monthly water and sewer rates recommended by Black & Veatch
- Change Order No. 13 with Nabholz Construction Corporation in the amount of $5,521,396.00 for the Cultural Arts Corridor
- Rezoning of approximately 20.23 acres near North Truckers Drive from RPZD to RMF-18
- A resolution to pay $50,000.00 to Misty Simpson for a water damage claim at 2425 East Sharon Street
- Purchase of a virtual reality simulator from Inveris for police personnel training for $106,149.53
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a range of development requests, including a reconsideration of a 134-unit cluster housing development at Southern Woods, several short-term rental permits, rezoning, variances, and administrative items. Two short-term rental items were withdrawn due to incomplete public notification. The commission will also consider amending its rules to limit applicant presentations to ten minutes.
- Reconsideration of 134-unit cluster development at 3120 W. Old Farmington Rd (LSD-2022-0042)
- Rezoning of 1634 W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd from R-O to C-2 (RZN-2023-0019)
- 17,001 sq ft commercial building south of 2530 N. College Ave (LSD-2023-0007)
- Variance from flood damage protection ordinance at 3825 N. Shiloh Dr (VAR-2023-0033)
- Proposed rule change to limit applicant presentations to 10 minutes (ADM-2023-0032)
Planning Commission
The Washington County, AR Planning Commission will review and vote on a large-scale commercial development near 2530 N. College Ave, a cluster housing proposal at 3120 W. Old Farmington Rd, and multiple short-term rental permits. The meeting also includes administrative items like zoning changes and rule amendments.
- Large-scale development: 17,001 sq ft commercial building at 2530 N. College Ave (Crye Leike New Facility)
- Cluster housing: 134 single-family units at 3120 W. Old Farmington Rd (Southern Woods Cluster Development)
- Rezoning request: 1634 W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd from R-O to C-2
- Amendment to Southern Woods Cluster Development (3120 W. Old Farmington Rd)
- Variance for 7010 W. John Garrison Rd (road frontage reduction) and 216 N. Locust Ave (design standards)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will meet to decide on several key items, including a proposed increase to monthly water and sewer rates effective January 2024, a $5.5 million change order for the Cultural Arts Corridor project, and a rezoning request for a 20-acre site near North Truckers Drive. The council will also vote on consolidating the Fire Relief and Pension Program with the state system and approve a $106,149 VR simulator for police training.
- Approve $5.5M change order for Cultural Arts Corridor with Nabholz Construction
- Amend water/sewer rates per Black & Veatch study, effective Jan 1, 2024
- Rezone 20.23 acres near N. Truckers Dr. from RPZD to RMF-18 for multi-family housing
- Purchase $106,149 VR simulator for Fayetteville Police Department training
- Approve $50,000 water damage claim for property at 2425 E. Sharon Street
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and purchases, including water meters, vehicles, and consulting services. Unfinished business includes adopting the 2024-2028 Capital Improvements Plan and ordering demolition of an unsafe structure. New business includes approving the 2024 employee benefits package and a rezoning request.
- Adopt 2024-2028 Capital Improvements Plan (tabled from July 18)
- Purchase 1,780 water meters from Henard Utility Products for $455,413
- Purchase five Ford vehicles from Lewis Ford for $401,869
- Rezone 4.35 acres at 2900 N. Hughmount Rd. from R-A to RSF-1
- Approve 2024 employee benefits package
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will review and vote on multiple contracts, budget adjustments, and grants totaling over $1.8 million. Items include water system upgrades, vehicle purchases, grants for homeless services, and a rezoning request for a property near Hughmount Road.
- Approve $455,413 purchase of water meters from Henard Utility Products, Inc.
- Approve $401,869 purchase of five Ford vehicles from Lewis Ford of Fayetteville
- Approve $189,450 federal grant for environmental assessment of Drake Field Taxiway E Extension
- Approve $338,260 renewal of Continuum of Care Program grants for homeless services
- Consider rezoning 4.35 acres at 2900 Hughmount Road from R-A to RSF-1
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several variances, conditional use permits, a large-scale development, and a rezoning. Notable items include a 128-unit single-family development at Riverside Village Phase 2 and a rezoning to multi-family on N. Truckers Dr. Several short-term rental requests and a large site improvement plan for 207 apartments are also on the agenda.
- Large Scale Development: 128 single-family units at 2936 S. Black Oak Rd (Riverside Village Ph 2)
- Rezoning: 20.23 acres at N. Truckers Dr from RPZD to RMF-18 (multi-family, 18 units/acre)
- Large Site Improvement Plan: 207-unit multi-family development west of 4089 N. Shiloh Dr
- Variance: floodplain and sidewalk requirements at 653 W. 15th St (University Lofts)
- Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 5 residential properties
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review several variance requests, rezoning applications, and conditional use permits for short-term rentals. The body is also considering a large-scale residential development and multiple lot splits.
- LSD-2023-0008: Proposed 128-unit single-family residential development at 2939 S. Black Oak Road
- RZN-2023-0017: Request to rezone 20.23 acres at N. Truckers Dr to Residential Multi-Family (18 units per acre)
- VAR-2023-0028: Variance request for floodplain and sidewalk requirements at 653 W. 15th St
- CUP-2023-0055, 0072, 0073, 0071: Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 2658 N. McAllister Aly, 3712 N. Hwy 112, 10 S. Palmer Ave, and 513 N. Highland Ave
- LSIP-2023-0001: Staff-approved multi-family development with 207 units west of 4089 N. Shiloh Dr
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider several items, including a proposed ordinance to change monthly water and sewer rates based on a cost-of-service study, a rezoning request for about 113 acres near Dead Horse Mountain Road, and adoption of the 2024-2028 Capital Improvements Plan. The council will also vote on a resolution opposing certain ADEQ permits in the Illinois River and Beaver Lake watersheds, and a resolution to amend a recycling truck purchase. Several items were previously tabled and are back for action.
- Ordinance to amend water and sewer rates (2022-319)
- Rezoning of 112.98 acres near Dead Horse Mountain and Goff Farm roads (2023-792)
- Resolution to adopt 2024-2028 Capital Improvements Plan (2023-879)
- Resolution opposing ADEQ permits for nutrient waste in Illinois River/Beaver Lake watersheds (2023-905)
- Resolution to amend recycling truck purchase from Rush Truck Center, new total $199,277.10 (2023-918)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider several items, including a rezoning of about 113 acres near Dead Horse Mountain Road, a resolution opposing certain waste permits, and a five-year capital improvements plan. It will also vote on a contract for a roofing project and police policy updates. Several items were previously tabled and are back for action.
- Rezoning 112.98 acres near Dead Horse Mountain Road and Goff Farm Road from residential to neighborhood conservation, community services, and residential agricultural
- Ordinance to amend water and sewer rates based on a cost of service study by Black & Veatch
- Resolution opposing ADEQ permits for nutrient or phosphorus waste in Illinois River or Beaver Lake watersheds
- Contract with Evans Construction for $43,245 for Wilson Park historic stone structure roofing
- Resolution to raze an unsafe structure at 3301 South Coach Road with a $17,500 budget adjustment
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several residential development requests, including a 134-unit cluster housing project. The body will also review multiple applications for short-term rental conditional use permits and one rezoning request.
- LSD-2022-0042: 134 single family units at 3120 W. Old Farmington Rd
- PPL-2023-0003: Preliminary plat for 56 residential lots at SE corner of N. Old Wire Rd and N. Oak Bailey Dr
- RZN-2023-0016: Rezoning 4.35 acres at 2900 N. Hughmount Rd to RSF-1
- CUP-2023-0063: Campground request at 887 S. Lt Col Leroy Pond Ave
- Short-term rental permits for 2575 S. Cobalt Ave, 2666 N. Gulley Grove Cir, 117 E. 9th St, and 3869 W. Somerville Ln
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will meet on July 6, 2023, to consider several key items including a $2.7 million change order for the Lake Fayetteville softball field renovation, a $49,000 contract for police substation foundations, and a resolution to adopt a Vision Zero policy for traffic safety. The meeting will also address a rezoning request for 113 acres near Dead Horse Mountain Road, a short-term rental density cap amendment, and a historic preservation plan.
- $49,000 contract with Evans Construction for police substation foundations in the Replacement Parking Deck
- Vision Zero policy adoption to address traffic safety
- $2,702,903 change order for Lake Fayetteville softball field renovation project
- Rezoning 112.98 acres near Dead Horse Mountain Road and E. Goff Farm Road from R-A and RSF-4 to NC, CS, and R-A
- Ordinance amendment to reduce short-term rental density cap to 475 citywide
Planning Commission
The Washington County Planning Commission in Fayetteville, Arkansas, will meet to review a series of development proposals, rezonings, conditional use permits for short-term rentals, and administrative items. Key proposals include a 134-unit cluster housing development on W. Old Farmington Rd and a 56-lot preliminary plat at N. Old Wire Rd and N. Oak Bailey Dr. One conditional use permit for a short-term rental at 2658 N. McAlister Aly was withdrawn due to a lack of public notification.
- PPL-2023-0003: Preliminary plat for 56 residential lots and one detention lot at the SE corner of N. Old Wire Rd and N. Oak Bailey Dr.
- LSD-2022-0042: Large scale development request for 12 cluster housing developments totaling 134 single-family units at 3120 W. Old Farmington Rd.
- RZN-2023-0016: Rezoning request for 4.35 acres at 2900 N. Hughmount Rd from R-A to RSF-1.
- CUP-2023-0055: Conditional use permit for a short-term rental at 2658 N. McAlister Aly (withdrawn by staff).
- VAR-2023-0024: Variances to residential design standards and driveway length at 2879 S. Cobalt Ave.
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will decide on several key items including a $2.7 million contract for the Lake Fayetteville softball field renovation, adoption of a Vision Zero traffic safety policy, and a rezoning request for 113 acres near Dead Horse Mountain Road. The council will also vote on a $49,000 contract for police department substation work and a $4,750 budget adjustment for youth police academy donations.
- Approve $2,702,903 contract for Lake Fayetteville softball field renovation (Crossland Heavy Contractors)
- Adopt Vision Zero policy to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries
- Rezone 112.98 acres near Dead Horse Mountain Road and Goff Farm Road from R-A/RSF-4 to NC/CS/R-A
- Authorize $49,000 contract with Evans Construction for police substation foundations
- Approve $4,750 budget adjustment for Youth Citizen’s Police Academy donations
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a rezoning request, several variances, and multiple conditional use permits for short-term rentals. Many items were tabled from the June 12 meeting, and three items were withdrawn. The commission will also review administrative approvals for lot splits and a final plat.
- Rezoning of 1009 S. Happy Hollow Rd. from RSF-4 to RMF-24 (multi-family, 24 units/acre)
- Variance for WRMC Futral Drive improvements (streamside protection, master street plan, tree preservation, drainage)
- Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 883 E. Sparrow Cir., 2717 N. Gulley Grove Cir., 5344 E. Milo Way, 121 S. Graham Ave., 614 W. Douglas St.
- Final plat for Henderson Park: 57 residential lots on 19.86 acres south of E. Albright Rd.
- Lot splits at 3003 N. Oak Bailey Dr., N. Hawkstone Dr., 3778 S. Black Oak Rd., and S. Duncan Ave.
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will review multiple zoning variances, conditional use permits, and lot splits at this meeting. Several items previously tabled or withdrawn will return for reconsideration, including rezoning requests and short-term rental approvals. The body will also consider administrative approvals for lot splits and a final plat for a new residential subdivision.
- Rezoning of 1009 S. Happy Hollow Rd from RSF-4 to RMF-24 (24 units/acre)
- Variance for 175 N. Wilmoth Rd drainage and driveway standards
- Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 121 S. Graham Ave, 614 W. Douglas St, and 823 S. One Mile Rd
- Lot split approvals for 3003 N. Oak Bailey Dr and Henderson Park subdivision
- Extension of previously approved conditional use permit for 1629 N. Crossover Rd
City Council
The City Council will vote on federal grants for Drake Field Airport and the razing of a structure on East Wyman Road. The body is also considering two rezoning petitions and an ordinance regarding landlord voucher acceptance.
- FAA grant application of $475,738.00 and $15,000.00 contract with Garver, LLC for Drake Field Airport wildlife fence rehabilitation
- FAA grant acceptance of $374,729.00 and $413,366.00 contract with Garver, LLC for Drake Field Airport Master Plan update
- Razing and removal of a structure at 2860 E. Wyman Rd with a budget adjustment of $17,800.00
- Rezoning of 1275 N. Gregg Ave from RMF-24 to RMF-40 (approx. 2.23 acres)
- Rezoning of 112.98 acres southeast of Dead Horse Mountain Road and Goff Farm Road to NC, CS, and R-A
City Council
The City Council will discuss federal grants for Drake Field Airport and two property rezoning requests. The body is also considering an ordinance amendment regarding the Landlord’s Representative Registry and a resolution for employee mental health certification.
- FAA grant application of $475,738.00 and $15,000.00 contract with Garver, LLC for Drake Field Airport wildlife fence rehabilitation
- FAA grant acceptance of $374,729.00 and $413,366.00 contract with Garver, LLC for Drake Field Airport Master Plan update
- Rezoning of 1275 North Gregg Avenue from RMF-24 to RMF-40
- Rezoning of 112.98 acres southeast of Dead Horse Mountain Road and Goff Farm Road
- Proposed $17,800.00 budget adjustment for the razing of a structure at 2860 East Wyman Road
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council is meeting to vote on a variety of consent and new business items, including contract approvals, engineering service agreements, property damage claims, and code amendments. Key topics on the agenda involve sidewalk and utility relocation projects, a short-term rental appeal, arts funding, and a real estate purchase to benefit the NWA Black Heritage Association.
- Milestone Construction Company, LLC contract for Happy Hollow Sidewalk Improvements Project in the amount of $488,300.29 plus a $50,000.00 contingency
- Hawkins-Weir Engineers, Inc. engineering services amendment for Hwy 112 utility relocations not to exceed $98,610.00
- Hawkins-Weir Engineers, Inc. engineering services amendment for I-49 & MLK interchange utility relocations not to exceed $276,110.00
- Motorola Solutions Inc. radio equipment purchase in the amount of $419,383.29
- Arts & Culture Master Plan funding approval in the amount of $200,000.00
City Council
The City Council will vote on various infrastructure contracts, equipment purchases, and zoning changes. Key items include funding for an Arts & Culture Master Plan and a proposal to purchase real estate for the NWA Black Heritage Association.
- Purchase of real estate for the Historic Black District preservation
- Contract with Milestone Construction Company, LLC for $488,300.29 for Happy Hollow sidewalk improvements
- Funding of $200,000.00 for an Arts and Culture Master Plan
- Purchase of a Gapvax excavator for $665,575.70
- Residential Planned Zoning District (PZD-2023-002) for 4.49 acres southeast of W. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd and S. Smokehouse Trail
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several rezoning requests, conditional use permits, and development plats. Key items include a large-scale residential project at 3066 E. Joyce Blvd and a proposed community recycling facility.
- Rezoning of 205.2 acres SE of Dead Horse Mountain Road and E. Goff Farm Road to Neighborhood Conservation and Community Services
- Rezoning of 2.23 acres at 1275 N. Gregg Ave from RMF-24 to RMF-40
- Conditional Use Permit for a community recycling drop-off facility at 3081 N. Hwy 112
- Large Scale Development for a 21,918 square-foot office building at 1615 E. Stearns St
- Residential development request for 112 units at 3066 E. Joyce Blvd
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission is meeting to consider a wide range of land-use items, including rezoning requests, large-scale developments, conditional use permits, variances, and administrative extensions. Notable items include a 112-unit residential development, a 10,959 sq ft office building, and a rezoning of 205 acres near Dead Horse Mountain Road. The commission will also vote on minutes and hear public comments on each item.
- LSD-2022-0034: 112-unit residential development at 3066 E. Joyce Blvd (tabled from May 8)
- RZN-2023-0014: Rezone 205.2 acres SE of Dead Horse Mountain Rd and E. Goff Farm Rd to NC and CS
- LSD-2023-0003: 10,959 sq ft office building at 1615 E. Stearns St
- RZN-2023-0013: Rezone 2.23 acres at 1275 N. Gregg Ave from RMF-24 to RMF-40
- CUP-2023-0053: Community recycling drop-off facility at 3081 N. Hwy 112
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council is meeting to decide on a range of items, including a proposed ordinance to change water and sewer rates based on a cost-of-service study, which was tabled from a previous meeting. The council will also consider several resolutions, including a $25.8 million grant application for transportation projects, a $2.38 million change order for the Cultural Arts Corridor, and a $1 million allocation to nonprofits. Additionally, there are rezoning requests, an appeal of a large-scale development, and a proposal to reduce public comment time from 5 to 3 minutes.
- Ordinance to amend water and sewer rates (2022-319)
- Resolution to apply for $25.8M in federal transportation grants (2023-718)
- Change Order #12 for Cultural Arts Corridor: $2,378,349.40 (2023-725)
- Approval of 17 ARPA nonprofit assistance applications totaling $1,000,000 (2023-724)
- Rezoning at 1746 N. Old Wire Road from RSF-4 to NC (2023-711)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council is meeting to decide on a range of items, including water and sewer rate changes, grant applications, and several rezoning requests. They will also consider approving over $1 million in ARPA funds for nonprofits and a contract to investigate unlicensed short-term rentals. The agenda includes both consent items and new business, with some items previously tabled.
- Ordinance to amend water and sewer rates (2022-319), tabled from April 18 meeting
- Resolution to apply for $25.8M in federal transportation grants (2023-718)
- Resolution to approve $2,378,349.40 change order for Cultural Arts Corridor (2023-725)
- Resolution to approve $1,000,000 in ARPA nonprofit assistance (2023-724)
- Rezoning of 1746 N. Old Wire Road from RSF-4 to NC (2023-711)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider several development requests, including a large-scale residential project with 112 units, a rezoning for a planned zoning district, and multiple conditional use permits. Two items previously tabled will be revisited. One short-term rental request was withdrawn by staff.
- LSD-2022-0034: 112-unit residential development at 3066 E. Joyce Blvd (Berkshire at Uptown), tabled from April 24
- PZD-2023-0002: Rezone 4.49 acres southeast of W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd and S. Smokehouse Trail to Planned Zoning District
- CUP-2023-0047: Drive-thru restaurant (Wienerschnitzel) at W. Wedington Dr and N. Meadowlands Dr
- RZN-2023-0012: Rezone 0.40 acres at 1516 N. Lunsford Ave from RSF-4 to NC
- CUP-2023-0046: Short-term rental at 1829 N. Woolsey Ave
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several development requests, including a large-scale residential project with 112 units, a rezoning to a planned zoning district, and multiple conditional use permits. Two items previously tabled will be reconsidered. The agenda also includes administrative items, lot splits, and a withdrawn short-term rental request.
- Large-scale development for 112 residential units at 3066 E. Joyce Blvd (The Berkshire at Uptown)
- Rezoning to Planned Zoning District at W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd and S. Smokehouse Trl (Sweet Bay at Kessler)
- Conditional use permit for drive-thru restaurant at W. Wedington Dr and N. Meadowlands Dr (Wienerschnitzel)
- Conditional use permit for short-term rental at 1829 N. Woolsey Ave
- Lot split at 2061 N. Purva Pl into two lots (1.12 and 0.39 acres)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with routine items, several new business items including a $621,000 purchase of nine Chevrolet Tahoes for school resource officers, a $250,000 COPS hiring grant application, and ordinances amending parking regulations, zoning definitions, and campground rules. They will also hear presentations on a parking study and sales tax/energy reports.
- Purchase of nine Chevrolet Tahoes for $621,000 for school resource officers (2023-679)
- Application for $250,000 COPS Hiring Program grant for two school resource officers (2023-673)
- Ordinance to amend parking regulations to allow mayor to set parking fees (2023-674)
- Ordinance to establish campground regulations as conditional use (2023-682)
- Rezoning of 5.14 acres west of W. Geyser St. from R-A to RI-12 (2023-685)
City Council
The City Council will vote on several contracts for infrastructure and equipment, including a new milling machine and police vehicles. The body is also considering ordinances to regulate parking fees, establish campground rules, and update residential dwelling definitions.
- Purchase of a milling machine from Stribling Equipment, LLC for $809,302.38
- Contract with Sweetser Construction, Inc. for $682,776.00 for Leverett sidewalk improvements
- Purchase of nine Chevrolet Tahoes for school resource officers for $621,000.00
- Rezoning of approximately 5.14 acres west of West Geyser Street from R-A to RI-12 and R-A
- Subrecipient agreement with Apple Seeds, Inc. for $71,000.00 to address childhood food insecurity
Planning Commission
The Washington County/Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider a code amendment regarding cross-access standards, multiple rezonings, short-term rental conditional use permits, and a commercial recreational facility permit. Several items, including a planned zoning district and a large-scale residential development at 3066 E. Joyce Blvd., are requested to be tabled until May 8th, 2023.
- ADM-2023-0011: Amendment to UDC 166.25 to require cross access to adjacent properties
- RZN-2023-0010: Rezoning 1.06 acres at 1746 N. Old Wire Rd. from RSF-4 to NC
- RZN-2023-0011: Rezoning 0.20 acres at 239 & 245 N. Fletcher Ave. from RMF-24 to RI-U
- CUP-2023-0040: Conditional use permit for a commercial recreational facility at 1882 N. Pluto Dr., Unit 3
- LSD-2022-0034: Large scale development for 112 residential units at 3066 E. Joyce Blvd. (Tabled to May 8)
Planning Commission
The Washington County Planning Commission will review multiple zoning requests, conditional use permits for short-term rentals, and administrative items including a code amendment. Several applicants have requested to table decisions until the May 8 meeting.
- CUP-2022-0122: Conditional Use Permit for short-term rental at 521 N. Shady Ave, Unit 4
- PZD-2023-0002: Rezoning request for 4.49 acres southeast of W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd and S. Smokehouse TRL
- ADM-2023-0011: Amendment to UDC Chapter 166 requiring cross access to adjacent properties
- LSD-2022-0034: Large Scale Development with 112 residential units proposed at 3066 E. Joyce Blvd
- RZN-2023-0010: Rezoning request at 1746 N. Old Wire Rd from RSF-4 to NC
City Council
The City Council will discuss updating monthly water and sewer rates based on a cost of service study. The body is also considering funding for affordable housing and several public safety equipment purchases.
- Proposed changes to monthly water and sewer rates (§51.136 and §51.137)
- ARPA funded agreement with Serve NWA for supportive or affordable housing in the amount of $1,295,000.00
- Purchase of bunker gear coats and pants for the Fire Department for $154,439.10
- Rezoning of 14.70 acres at 2910 North Old Wire Road
- Funding of $98,066.00 for the Police Department from the Gulf Coast High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will decide on several funding, zoning, and policy items at this meeting. Key decisions include approving a $1,295,000 ARPA-funded housing grant for Serve NWA, adjusting budgets for police and fire department equipment, and voting on rezoning and short-term rental permits. The council will also discuss a park impact fee study and habitat restoration contract.
- Accept $98,066 HIDTA grant for police department and budget adjustment
- Purchase $154,439.10 in bunker gear for Fire Department
- Approve $1,295,000 ARPA subrecipient agreement with Serve NWA for housing
- Rezone 14.70 acres at 2910 N. Old Wire Rd. from RSF-4 to R-A and NC
- Grant appeals for short-term rental permits at 348 N. Fletcher Ave. and 332 N. Fletcher Ave.
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will review and vote on several zoning-related items, including rezoning requests, conditional use permits, and development variances. The meeting will also include administrative approvals for lot splits and the swearing in of new commissioners.
- Rezone 4.01 acres at W. Geyser St to RI-12 for 12 units/acre (Henderson, 437)
- Approve 177-unit multi-family development south of N. Shiloh Dr (The Junction at Shiloh, 363)
- Grant conditional use permits for two short-term rentals (3191 W. Oakfield St, 616 N. Walnut Ave)
- Extend conditional use permits for two commercial properties (2705 N. Drake St, 3220 W. Old Farmington Rd)
- Approve variances for street frontage, curb cuts, floodplain, and road requirements
Planning Commission
The Washington County, AR Planning Commission will meet on April 6, 2023, to review and decide on multiple zoning-related items. These include variances for properties on N. Tom Perry Rd, Regency Dr, Cindy Hollow Ln, and S. School Ave, as well as rezoning requests and conditional use permits for short-term rentals. The meeting will also consider administrative approvals for lot splits and a large-scale multi-family development near N. Shiloh Dr.
- VAR-2023-0011: Variance for 4492 N. Tom Perry Rd for street frontage requirements
- RZN-2022-0008: Rezone 4.01 acres W. of W. Geyser St from R-A to RI-12
- LSD-2023-0004: Large-scale multi-family development (177 units) south of N. Shiloh Dr
- CUP-2023-0038 & CUP-2023-0037: Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 3191 W. Oakfield St and 616 N. Walnut Ave
- VAR-2023-0013: Variance for floodplain development requirements at north end of Regency Dr
City Council
The City Council will vote on several equipment purchases and professional service contracts. The body is also considering three separate rezoning petitions and the acceptance of a HUD grant for housing investment.
- Purchase of one Peterbilt and one Freightliner refuse truck for $628,709.11
- Acceptance of a $512,642.00 HUD grant for the Home Investment Partnerships Program with a $237,358.00 city match
- Rezoning of 1.71 acres southeast of N. Gregg Ave and W. Elm St from RSF-4 to RI-12 and RI-U
- Rezoning of 14.70 acres at 2910 N. Old Wire Rd from RSF-4 and R-A to R-A and NC
- Rezoning of 920 S. Wood Ave and 514 S. Willow Ave from NC to RI-U
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council is meeting to review various consent items, unfinished rezoning ordinances, and new business items including a HUD grant. The agenda covers municipal equipment purchases, contract amendments for city projects, and multiple property rezoning requests.
- WER Northwest Arkansas, PLLC architectural services agreement for $39,000.00
- Purchase of a Bobcat S64 skid steer from Williams Tractor, Inc. for $53,036.30
- Purchase of refuse trucks from Arkansas Municipal Equipment for $628,709.11
- Acceptance of a HUD grant in the amount of $512,642.00 with a $237,358.00 city match
- Unfinished rezoning ordinances for properties near N. Gregg Ave/W. Elm St and 2910 N. Old Wire Rd.
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will decide on 15 zoning variances, including lot width adjustments and parking standards, and review 11 conditional use permits for short-term rentals. Two large-scale developments tabled from the prior meeting will also be revisited. Additionally, the Commission will consider administrative amendments to zoning definitions and regulations.
- VAR-2023-0007: Variance for minimum lot width at 4136 N. Hungate Ln
- VAR-2023-0008: Variance for double-street frontage lot on W. of Elkhorn Springs and Hwy 16
- LSD-2022-0041: Tabled large-scale development with 214 residential units and 40,000 sq. ft. movie theater at N. Hwy 112
- LSD-2023-0001: Tabled 12,000 sq. ft. warehouse at 2373 N. Gregg Ave
- ADM-2023-0001: Amend zoning definitions and regulations for multi-family dwellings
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several variance requests and conditional use permits. The agenda includes reviewing previously tabled large-scale development projects and multiple applications for short-term rental permits.
- LSD-2022-0041: Proposed 214 residential units and 40,000 sq. ft. movie theater on N. Hwy 112
- LSD-2023-0001: Proposed 12,000 square foot warehouse at 2373 N. Gregg Ave
- CUP-2023-0023: Proposed hotel, motel, and amusement services at 704 S. Washington Ave
- ADM-2023-0001: Proposed amendments to UDC Chapters 151, 161, and 166 regarding multi-family dwelling language
- Multiple conditional use permits for short-term rentals at various addresses including W. Mitchell St and W. Lakewood Dr
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider several rezoning ordinances, vehicle and equipment purchases, and contract amendments during its March 21, 2023 meeting. The agenda includes votes on a tree escrow budget adjustment, a contract for trash removal from unsanctioned campsites, and updates on economic vitality and the ARPA childcare program. Residents can also review pending rezonings for properties near North Gregg Avenue and North Old Wire Road.
- Resolution for a budget adjustment of $101,992.00 for tree escrow mitigation plantings
- Resolution to purchase a street sweeper/broom from G.W. Van Keppel Company for $66,877.00
- Resolution to purchase five Ford vehicles from Lewis Ford of Fayetteville for $191,058.00
- Resolution to approve an amendment with Titan Lawn and Landscape, LLC for up to $150,000.00 for trash removal at unsanctioned campsites
- Ordinance to rezone approximately 1.71 acres southeast of North Gregg Avenue and West Elm Street (RZN 23-002)
City Council
The City Council will vote on several vehicle and equipment purchases and multiple service contracts. The body is also reviewing three separate rezoning requests for properties on North Gregg Avenue and North Old Wire Road.
- Rezoning of 1.71 acres southeast of North Gregg Avenue and West Elm Street from RSF-4 to RI-12 and RI-U
- Rezoning of 2.24 acres at 1275 North Gregg Avenue from RMF-24 to RMF-40
- Rezoning of 14.70 acres at 2910 North Old Wire Road from RSF-4 and R-A to R-A and NC
- Purchase of five Ford vehicles from Lewis Ford of Fayetteville for $191,058.00
- Purchase of a street sweeper/broom from G.W. Van Keppel Company for $66,877.00
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission meets to decide on rezoning requests, conditional use permits for short-term rentals, and large-scale developments. The agenda includes administrative approvals, withdrawn items due to public notification issues, and a tabled request. No major decisions are scheduled for this meeting.
- Rezone 514 S. Willow Ave to RI-U zoning
- Rezone 920 S. Wood Ave to RI-U zoning
- Conditional use permit for 12,000 sq ft warehouse at 2373 N. Gregg Ave
- Large-scale development with 214 residential units and 40,000 sq ft theater at N. Hwy 112
- 11 short-term rental permit requests across multiple addresses
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review several large-scale development requests and rezoning applications. The meeting includes a high volume of conditional use permits for short-term rentals and several lot split approvals.
- LSD-2022-0041: Proposal for 214 residential units and a 40,000 sq. ft. movie theater on N. Hwy 112
- LSD-2023-0001: Proposal for a 12,000 sq. ft. warehouse and paved laydown area at 2373 N. Gregg Ave
- RZN-2023-0005 and RZN-2023-0006: Rezoning requests to RI-U for 514 S. Willow Ave and 920 S. Wood Ave
- CUP-2023-0016 through CUP-2023-0026: Eight separate requests for short-term rental permits
- LSP-2022-0036, LSP-2022-0064, and LSP-2023-0005: Administratively approved lot splits
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a long-tabled ordinance to change water and sewer rates based on a cost-of-service study, along with a $3.8 million budget adjustment for city-wide employee compensation. The agenda also includes several rezoning requests, construction contracts, and a $1.295 million ARPA-funded housing agreement. Public hearings and votes are scheduled for these items.
- Ordinance to amend water and sewer rates (2022-319)
- $3,800,000 budget adjustment for city-wide employee compensation (2023-445)
- $1,295,000 ARPA subrecipient agreement with Serve NWA for supportive/affordable housing (2023-505)
- Rezoning of 7.76 acres at N. Bob Younkin Dr. & W. Bishop Dr. from R-O to CS and RMF-24 (RZN 22-055)
- Award of $502,480 contract to Sweetser Construction for storm drainage along Mission Boulevard Trail (2023-422)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a long-tabled ordinance to change water and sewer rates, along with several rezoning requests and a $3.8 million city-wide employee compensation adjustment. The agenda also includes multiple consent items for construction contracts and purchases, plus a fire and police pay study.
- Ordinance to amend water and sewer rates (tabled since June 2022)
- Rezoning RZN 22-055: 7.76 acres at N. Bob Younkin Dr. & W. Bishop Dr. to CS and RMF-24
- Rezoning RZN 22-056: 0.38 acres at 4302 W. Bronco Dr. to RSF-18
- Rezoning RZN 23-001: 0.12 acres west of N. Washington Ave. to RI-U
- Resolution for $3,800,000 budget adjustment for city-wide employee compensation
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several conditional use permits for short-term rentals and two rezoning requests. The body will also review a proposal for 165 RV parking stalls and a preliminary plat for nine lots.
- Proposed 165 RV parking stalls south of S. Leflar Way (LSD-2022-0031)
- Rezoning of 1275 N. Gregg Ave from RMF-24 to RMF-40 (RZN-2023-0003)
- Rezoning of 14.70 acres SE of N. Old Wire Rd and N. Oak Bailey Dr (RZN-2023-0004)
- Conditional use permit for a Scooter's Coffee at 1519 S. School Ave (CUP-2023-0014)
- Preliminary plat for nine lots at 745 W. Cherry St (PPL-2023-0001)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several conditional use permits for short-term rentals and two rezoning requests. The body will also review a proposal for 165 RV parking stalls and a preliminary plat for nine lots.
- LSD-2022-0031: Request for 165 RV parking stalls south of S. Leflar Way
- RZN-2023-0003: Rezoning 1275 N. Gregg Ave to RMF-40 (40 units per acre)
- RZN-2023-0004: Rezoning 14.70 acres SE of N. Old Wire Rd and N. Oak Bailey Dr
- CUP-2023-0014: Conditional use permit for Scooter's Coffee at 1519 S. School Ave
- PPL-2023-0001: Preliminary plat for nine lots at 745 W. Cherry St
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will hold its regular meeting to decide on several key items, including a 10-year water purchase agreement with the City of Elkins, acceptance of an $84,081.81 federal firefighters grant, and approval of a $48,312.50 consulting contract for a cost allocation plan. The council will also discuss unfinished business such as amendments to the graffiti ordinance and updates to the Active Transportation Plan, as well as new items like honoring African American Trail Blazers and studying amendments to the City Plan 2040.
- Approve 10-year water purchase agreement with City of Elkins
- Accept $84,081.81 Assistance to Firefighters Grant from FEMA
- Authorize $48,312.50 contract with MGT of America Consulting for cost allocation plan
- Amend graffiti ordinance to create graffiti abatement program
- Approve $50,000 water damage claim for 3263 N Makeig Court
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council is considering a 10-year water purchase agreement with the City of Elkins, property rezonings, and grant acceptances. The agenda also includes a water damage claim payout, contract approvals, appeals for a multi-family development and a short-term rental, and various utility easement vacations.
- Acceptance of a $84,081.81 FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant
- Contract with MGT of America Consulting, LLC for $48,312.50 plus a $4,832.00 contingency for a user fee study
- 10-year water purchase agreement with the City of Elkins to supply wholesale potable water
- Settlement of a $50,000.00 water damage claim at 3263 North Makeig Court
- Rezoning petitions for properties at 3017 West Old Farmington Road and North Bob Younkin Drive/West Bishop Drive
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is considering several residential rezonings, cluster housing developments, and multiple conditional use permits for short-term rentals. The body will also review variances for parking and water/sewer requirements.
- Rezoning of 4302 W. Bronco Dr from Community Services to RSF-18 residential
- Rezoning of property at N. Gregg Ave and W. Elm St to RI-12 and RI-U residential
- Cluster housing development of 18 units at 2992 N. Oak Bailey Dr
- Six conditional use permits for short-term rentals at various addresses
- Variance for minimum residential parking at 401 W. Watson St
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will review 18 items including variances, rezonings, large-scale developments, and conditional use permits for residential and commercial properties. Two items previously on the agenda have been withdrawn by applicants or staff. The meeting will also include routine approval of minutes and administrative lot splits.
- Variance for 392.6-acre property at 1691 S Dead Horse Mountain Rd for lot split (VAR-2023-0005)
- Rezoning request for 0.38-acre property at 4302 W Bronco Dr to RSF-18 (RZN-2022-0056)
- Large-scale development for 43.55-acre property south of S Leflar Way with 165 RV parking stalls (LSD-2022-0031)
- Conditional use permit for 8-unit cluster housing at 2992 N Oak Bailey Dr (LSD-2022-0033)
- Vacation of 0.44-acre right-of-way at N Bob Younkin Dr & W Bishop Dr (VAC-2023-0001)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will meet to decide on multiple contracts, ordinance amendments, and funding requests. Key decisions include approving playground and pavilion improvements at Gully Community Park, authorizing a $1.0M increase for the childcare assistance program, and amending city code sections related to graffiti abatement and attendance requirements. The council will also hear reports on the monthly financial status and an update to the active transportation plan.
- $734,936.97 contract for playground and splash pad improvements at Gully Community Park
- $595,059.10 contract for pavilion and shade structures at Gully Community Park
- $1,000,000.00 additional funding for the childcare assistance program
- $49,936.25 purchase of Turf Tank robotic line painter for Parks and Recreation
- $374,729.00 federal grant application for Drake Field Airport master plan update
City Council
The City Council will discuss various infrastructure contracts, airport grants, and budget adjustments. Key items include funding for childcare and improvements to Gulley Community Park.
- Proposed $1,000,000.00 increase for the Childcare Assistance Program
- Contract with Landscape Structures, Inc. for $734,936.97 and Porter Corp. for $595,059.10 for Gulley Community Park improvements
- FAA grant application for $374,729.00 for a Drake Field Airport Master Plan update
- Engineering agreement with Hawkins-Weir Engineers, Inc. up to $268,440.00 for I-49 and Highway 62 interchange utility relocations
- Proposed ordinance to create a graffiti abatement program
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider a consent agenda with two administrative items, several variances, conditional use permits, and rezoning requests. Notable items include a rezoning of 7.76 acres near N. Bob Younkin Dr and W. Bishop Dr to multi-family and community services, and a request to rezone 515 S. College Ave to Downtown General. The commission will also vote on multiple short-term rental permits and a variance for a multi-sport training complex.
- Rezoning of 7.76 acres at N. Bob Younkin Dr & W. Bishop Dr to RMF-24 and CS
- Rezoning of 0.30 acres at 515 S. College Ave to Downtown General
- Conditional use permit for multi-sport training complex at 1299 W. Van Asche Dr
- Variance from streamside protection at 1679 S. Coopers Cove
- Six short-term rental conditional use permits
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on January 19, 2023, to consider a consent agenda, unfinished business, and new business. Items include rezonings, variances, a conditional use permit for a sports complex, and multiple short-term rental requests. One item (CUP-2022-0115) has been withdrawn by the applicant.
- Rezoning of 515 S. College Ave from NC to Downtown General (RZN-2022-0054)
- Rezoning of 7.76 acres at N. Bob Younkin Dr & W. Bishop Dr to RMF-24 and CS (RZN-2022-0055)
- Conditional use permit for multi-sport training complex at 1299 W. Van Asche Dr (CUP-2022-0133)
- Variance from streamside protection at 1679 S. Coopers Cove (VAR-2022-0063)
- Vacation of 0.10-acre right-of-way at 1074 E. Sain St (VAC-2022-0029)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider several resolutions and one ordinance, including a $742,223 subrecipient agreement with Excellerate Foundation for job training, a $100,000 litter abatement program with Genesis on MLK, and a $321,238 sewer design contract. They will also vote on a resolution to raze an unsafe structure at 3301 South Coach Road, which was tabled twice, and an ordinance to vacate street rights-of-way along Razorback Road and other streets. The agenda includes consent items and new business, with no public hearings listed.
- Resolution to approve $742,223 subrecipient agreement with Excellerate Foundation for job training using ARPA funds
- Resolution to approve $100,000 for Fayetteville Litter Abatement Program with Genesis on MLK
- Resolution to approve $321,238 design services for Cato Springs Sewer Extension and Lift Station Project
- Resolution to raze unsafe structure at 3301 South Coach Road, budget adjustment $17,500
- Ordinance to vacate street rights-of-way along Razorback Road, Maple St., etc.
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council is meeting to consider several resolutions, including approving subrecipient agreements for job training and legal aid funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, and a contract for fire truck repairs. They will also vote on consent items such as a sewer design contract and a justice assistance grant. The agenda includes a raze order for an unsafe structure and a street vacation ordinance, both carried over from previous meetings.
- $742,223 subrecipient agreement with Excellerate Foundation d/b/a Upskill NWA for job training
- $92,156 subrecipient agreement with Legal Aid of Arkansas for Medicaid termination legal services
- $37,845.58 repair of Fire Ladder 3 by Bruckner's Truck & Equipment
- $321,238 design services for Cato Springs Sewer Extension and Lift Station
- Raze and removal of structure at 3301 South Coach Road
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will vote on a rezoning request for a 19.91-acre property and consider several conditional use permits, primarily for short-term rentals. The agenda includes one large-scale development proposal and two variances. One item was withdrawn by the applicant, and another was tabled to a future meeting.
- Rezoning of 19.91 acres east of S. Ruppel Rd and west of S. Dinsmore Trl from Neighborhood Conservation to Community Services
- Conditional Use Permit for short-term rental at 1124 S. Tottenham Ct (withdrawn by applicant)
- Conditional Use Permit for short-term rental at 521 N. Shady Ave, Unit 4 (tabled to Jan 23, 2023)
- Large Scale Development for seven triplexes and one single-family dwelling south of E. Huntsville Rd
- Variance from Streamside Protection Zones at 2699 W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a large-scale residential development, several conditional use permits, variances, and a rezoning. Notable items include a multi-family development south of E. Huntsville Rd, a rezoning of 19.91 acres near S. Rupple Rd, and multiple short-term rental requests. The agenda also includes consent items, minutes approval, and staff-approved lot splits.
- Large-scale development: 7 triplexes and 1 single-family dwelling on 1.02 acres south of E. Huntsville Rd
- Rezoning of 19.91 acres east of S. Rupple Rd and west of S. Dinsmore Trl from NC to CS
- Variance from streamside protection zone at 2699 W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
- Variance for sidewalk width/tree grates at 354 S. Hill Ave
- 8 short-term rental conditional use permits at various addresses
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council is meeting to handle a large consent agenda of contracts and budget adjustments, plus new business including ARPA fund allocations for arts nonprofits and loss revenue reimbursement, a water/sewer rate increase deferral, and several rezoning and easement vacation items. The council will also elect a vice mayor, make committee appointments, and consider a graffiti abatement ordinance left over from December.
- $3,000,000 ARPA allocation for arts and culture nonprofits
- $1,102,434 bid award to Kusser Graniteworks for Civic Plaza water feature
- $2,178,659.65 contract with Tomlinson Asphalt for Industrial Drive Extension
- Ordinance to defer 2023 water and sewer rate increases until after new rate study
- Rezoning of 1030 S. Hollywood Ave. from RSF-4/P-1 to CS