Washington County public meetings in 2024
113 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Transportation Committee
The Transportation Committee is meeting to discuss a proposed amendment to the Raven Lane Master Street Plan.
- Raven Lane Master Street Plan Amendment
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with numerous contracts and purchases, including a $125,370 service contract with Seven Hills Homeless Center, plus new business items such as a new urban neighborhood zoning district and a downtown outdoor refreshment area boundary map. The meeting also includes the election of a vice mayor and a monthly financial report.
- Seven Hills Homeless Center service contract for $125,370
- New urban neighborhood zoning district (UDC amendments)
- Downtown outdoor refreshment area boundary map amendment
- Rezoning 1520 W. Sligo St. from RSF-4 to RI-12
- Purchase of five work trucks from Randall Ford for $319,072
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council is considering several contracts and budget items, including an $8,693,634.49 construction contract for College Avenue improvements and a stormwater management utility fee ordinance. The council will also review a proposal to repeal rental application fee restrictions, approve water and solid waste service agreements, and consider spousal retirement benefits for Mayor Lioneld Jordan.
- Resolution for an $8,693,634.49 construction contract with Benchmark Construction Company of NWA, Inc. for the College Avenue Improvements Project
- Ordinance to enact Chapter 52 Stormwater Management Utility Fee
- Resolution to approve a contract with Eco-Vista, LLC for solid waste hauling and disposal
- Resolution to approve $160,759.00 for the Area Agency on Aging of Northwest Arkansas for senior public recreation services
- Ordinance to amend operating hours in the Upper Ramble park
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will decide on a $8,693,634.49 contract for College Avenue improvements, adopt a new stormwater utility fee ordinance, and vote on 13 budget adjustments including $1.3M for water purchases and $160,759 for senior recreation services. The meeting also includes recognition items, rezoning, and park hours changes.
- $8,693,634.49 contract for College Avenue Improvements Project (2024-904)
- Ordinance to enact Chapter 52: Stormwater Management Utility Fee (2024-687)
- $1,326,000 budget adjustment for Purchased Water Account (2024-771)
- $160,759 contract amendment for Area Agency on Aging senior recreation services (2024-795)
- Rezoning petition RZN 2024-55 for 0.60 acres west of 3296 E. Huntsville Rd (2024-908)
Policemen's Pension And Relief Fund Board Of Trustees
The Washington County Policemen's Pension and Relief Fund Board of Trustees is scheduled to meet on December 10, 2024, at City Hall Room 326. The agenda includes roll call, reports, unfinished business, and new business regarding the approval of a contract with MAI Capital Management, LLC (2024-946). The board will also set its next meeting date for April 7, 2025.
- Approval of the MAI Capital Management, LLC contract (2024-946)
Planning Commission
The Washington County, AR Planning Commission will review and decide on multiple zoning changes, variances, and development proposals. Items include rezonings for properties on W. South St. and N. Sunshine Rd., variances for road frontage and street design, and large-scale developments such as a convenience store, church expansion, and multi-family housing. The meeting also includes administrative items like code amendments and a street plan modification.
- Rezoning of 15 W. South St. from NC to NS-G (0.10 acres)
- Variance for 1006 N. Marvin Ave. to street design standards (0.26 acres)
- Large-scale development for 3360 N. Gregg Ave. convenience store (5,637 sq. ft.)
- Multi-family development at 191 S. Hill Ave. with 266 residential units
- Annexation request for 1777 N. Sunshine Rd. (3.01 acres)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider a new Urban Neighborhood zoning district, along with several rezonings, large-scale developments, variances, and other land-use items. The agenda includes a mix of new business and items previously tabled, such as a convenience store and a rezoning request. Public hearings will be held for these items.
- New Urban Neighborhood zoning district (ADM-2024-0053)
- 266-unit multi-family development at 191 S. Hill Ave (LSD-2024-0029)
- 16,500-sq-ft church expansion at E. 15th St & S. Morningside Dr (LSD-2024-0028)
- 12,500-sq-ft school addition at 888 S. Rupple Rd (LSD-2024-0032)
- Annexation and rezoning of 3.01 acres at 1777 N. Sunshine Rd (ANX-2024-0002, RZN-2024-0057)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will meet on December 4, 2024, to consider a range of items including a $25 million federal grant for street safety, adoption of the 2025 annual budget, and several zoning and ordinance changes. The agenda includes consent items, unfinished business, and new business, with public comment opportunities.
- Accept $25,000,000 Safe Streets and Roads for All grant from USDOT
- Adopt 2025 Annual Budget and Work Program
- Rezone 4.49 acres at W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and S. Smokehouse Trl from RPZD to CS
- Approve $4,804,799.30 change order for I-49 MLK Interchange improvements
- Enact stormwater management utility fee (Chapter 52)
General
The Fayetteville Youth Advisory Council is meeting to approve its October minutes, review the upcoming City Council agenda, and discuss a city-wide clean-up event. The agenda is mostly routine business with no major decisions or public hearings.
- Approval of October 30, 2024 meeting minutes
- Review and discussion of upcoming City Council agenda
- City-wide clean-up discussion led by Council Member Robinson
Transportation Committee
The Fayetteville Transportation Committee is meeting to discuss the transit budget and an agreement with the Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) for the I-49/Stephen Carr Interchange Improvements Project. Both items are listed as informational, meaning no final decisions are expected at this meeting.
- Transit budget discussion
- ARDOT Agreement of Understanding for I-49/Stephen Carr Interchange Improvements Project
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider accepting a $25 million federal grant for the Safe Streets and Roads for All program, along with several other resolutions and ordinances. The agenda includes consent items, unfinished business such as the 2025 budget and a rezoning, and new business including stormwater fees and short-term rental amendments.
- $25,000,000 federal grant for Safe Streets and Roads for All program
- 2025 Annual Budget and Work Program adoption
- Rezoning of 4.49 acres at W. MLK Jr. Blvd and S. Smokehouse Trail to Community Services
- Stormwater Management Utility Fee ordinance (Chapter 52)
- Contract for City Hall HVAC improvements with Milestone Construction ($1,583,718.71)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider several rezoning and variance requests, including a rezoning of 15 W. South St. to Downtown General and a variance for street design at 1640 S. Hanshew Rd. Three items have been withdrawn by staff due to lack of public notification. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the November 12 meeting.
- Rezoning of 15 W. South St. (0.10 acres) from NC to Downtown General
- Variance for street design and block length at 1640 S. Hanshew Rd. (Kessler Creek Subdivision, 43.70 acres)
- Variance for block layout at 254 N. Olive Ave. (0.66 acres)
- Variance for access management and streamside protection at E. 4th St. & S. College Ave. (0.22 acres)
- Rezoning of property west of 3296 E. Huntsville Rd. (0.60 acres) from R-A to RSF-4
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider several rezoning and variance requests, including a rezoning of 15 W. South St. to Downtown General and variances for properties on S. Hanshew Rd., N. Olive Ave., and E. 4th St. Three items have been withdrawn by staff due to lack of public notification. The meeting also includes approval of the November 12, 2024 minutes.
- Rezoning of 15 W. South St. from NC to DG (0.10 acres)
- Variance for street design and block length at 1640 S. Hanshew Rd. (43.70 acres)
- Variance for block layout at 254 N. Olive Ave. (0.66 acres)
- Variance for access management and streamside protection at E. 4th St & S. College Ave (0.22 acres)
- Rezoning of property west of 3296 E. Huntsville Rd. from R-A to RSF-4 (0.60 acres)
City Council
The City Council will consider the adoption of the 2025 annual budget and several rezoning requests. The meeting includes decisions on public nuisance lawsuits, property razing, and various service agreements.
- Adoption of the 2025 Annual Budget & Work Program
- Budget adjustment of $15,000,000.00 for 2024 City Sales and Use Tax Bonds
- Razing and removal of structure at 920 West Elm Street with a $39,000.00 budget adjustment
- Software agreement with Recycle Coach for $52,985.00 over three years
- Rezoning of 4.49 acres at W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and S. Smokehouse Trl to Community Services
Planning Commission
The Washington County, AR Planning Commission will decide on multiple zoning variances, plats, and a rezoning request at this meeting. Items include parking variances for commercial properties, concurrent plats for residential lots, and a large-scale park development. The commission will also review minutes from the previous meeting and consider items administratively approved by staff.
- VAR-2024-0043: Variance for parking and access at 3089 E. Mission Blvd (NWA Pediatric Dentistry)
- CCP-2024-0008 & CCP-2024-0010: Concurrent plats for 12 lots on N. Futrall Dr and 2 commercial lots near N. Marinoni Dr
- LSD-2024-0020: Tabled park development at 2837 N. Deane Solomon Rd (Underwood Park)
- VAR-2024-0044 & VAR-2024-0045: Variances for connectivity and parking lot design at Chase Bank and Kum & Go sites
- PZD-2024-0007: Rezoning request for 8049 W. Wedington Dr to Planned Zoning District
General
The Fayetteville City Council is meeting to consider a $8,450,000 wastewater treatment operations contract with Inframark, LLC, along with numerous property rezonings and consent agenda items. The meeting also continues business from a recessed November 7, 2024 session, including police department policy approvals and various public service contracts.
- Awarded a five-year wastewater treatment operations contract to Inframark, LLC in the amount of $8,450,000 for 2025
- Approved a contract with Steelworx Industrial Group, LLC for $554,956.00 for the Elmhurst and McClinton Phase I Drainage Improvements Project
- Authorized the purchase of property on North Gregg Avenue from Fayetteville Warehouse Partners, LLC for $261,473.00 plus $10,000.00 for closing costs
- Awarded a contract to NEC, Inc. for $155,903.50 for the Salem Road ADA Improvements Project
- Accepted a state drug crime enforcement and prosecution grant for the 4th Judicial District Drug Task Force in the amount of $533,067.00
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council is meeting to review and act on a variety of items, including the adoption of the 2025 annual budget and work program, a $15,000,000 budget adjustment for 2024 city sales and use tax bond proceeds, and various rezonings and property easement vacations. The council will also consider agreements regarding a waterline cost share, EPA climate pollution reduction grant funds, and ARPA fund reallocations for local organizations.
- 2025 Annual Budget and Work Program adoption
- Budget adjustment of $15,000,000.00 for 2024 City Sales and Use Tax Bonds
- ARPA fund reallocation of $71,411.00 to the Seven Hills Homeless Center
- Waterline cost share agreement with Tommie Flowers Davis for $11,712.50 plus a $2,342.50 contingency near E. Rock St. and S. Willow Ave.
- Software as a service agreement with Recycle Coach for $52,985.00 over three years
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review requests for a new Planned Zoning District and the development of Underwood Park. The body is also considering several parking and connectivity variances and two concurrent plats.
- PZD-2024-0007: Request to rezone 3.85 acres at 8049 W. Wedington Dr to a Planned Zoning District
- LSD-2024-0020: Proposal for pavilion, sport courts, and water play amenities at 2837 N. Deane Solomon Rd (Underwood Park)
- CCP-2024-0008: Concurrent plat of 12 lots on N. Futrall Dr
- CCP-2024-0010: Concurrent plat of two commercial lots northeast of N. Futrall Dr & N. Marinoni Dr
- VAR-2024-0043, 0044, 0045: Variances for parking, access, and connectivity at 3089 E. Mission Blvd, south of 3379 N. College Ave, and 2200 N. Rupple Rd
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will decide on a $8.45M wastewater treatment contract, approve multiple rezonings for residential and mixed-use projects, and vote on several service agreements and land transactions. The meeting will recess after police policy amendments and resume November 12 for remaining items.
- $8,450,000 wastewater operations contract with Inframark LLC
- Sale of 0.057 acres to Lewis Brothers Leasing Company for $100
- $554,956 drainage improvements contract with Steelworx Industrial Group LLC
- Purchase of North Gregg Avenue property for $261,473 plus $10,000 closing costs
- Rezoning 1.04 acres at 1893 N. Rupple Rd from RSF-1 to RI-U
General
The Fayetteville Youth Advisory Council will meet to approve the minutes from its September 26 meeting and discuss a city-wide clean-up initiative proposed by Council Member Robinson. The group will also review the upcoming City Council agenda.
- Approval of September 26, 2024 meeting minutes
- Discussion of city-wide clean-up initiative (2024-159)
- Review of upcoming City Council agenda (2024-686)
City Council
The City Council will review several service contracts, including a major wastewater management agreement and various infrastructure projects. The meeting also includes multiple rezoning requests and decisions on street right-of-way vacations.
- Contract with Inframark, LLC for wastewater treatment operations in the amount of $8,450,000.00 for 2025
- Contract with Steelworx Industrial Group, LLC for Elmhurst and McClinton Phase I drainage improvements for $554,956.00
- Purchase of property on North Gregg Avenue from Fayetteville Warehouse Partners, LLC for $261,473.00 plus $10,000.00 closing costs
- Acceptance of a $533,067.00 state grant for the Fourth Judicial District Drug Task Force
- Rezoning requests for properties at 1055 N. Pollard Ave, 1236 W. Mt. Comfort Rd, 2001 W. 18th St, 2286 W. Stone St, 510 W. Prairie St, N. Meadowlands Dr, and 1893 N. Rupple Rd
Transportation Committee
The Transportation Committee will discuss a potential street connection for the Stage Station development. The meeting also includes informational items regarding a grant agreement and land purchases.
- Discussion on potential street connection for Stage Station development
- City of Springdale Cost Share Agreement for RRCE Grant
- Fayetteville Warehouse Partners, LLC land purchase on N Gregg Ave. for railroad crossing closure
- Contract with NEC, Inc. for Salem Road ADA Improvements Project
Planning Commission
The Washington County Planning Commission in Fayetteville, Arkansas, will meet to discuss various property developments, rezonings, plats, and conditional use permits. The agenda features requests for multi-family residential rezonings, a concurrent plat for 47 residential lots at 3202 S. Black Oak Rd., and cluster housing developments. Additionally, several items were previously tabled or withdrawn.
- Concurrent plat for 47 residential lots at 3202 S. Black Oak Rd. (37.93 acres)
- Rezoning request from RSF-4 to a Planned Zoning District at 1875 W. Haskell Hts. (34.86 acres)
- Rezoning request from R-A to RMF-6 at 653 N. Genevieve Ave. (1.60 acres)
- Preliminary plat for 37 residential lots at 209 S. Rupple Rd. (8.76 acres)
- Conditional use permit for a short-term rental at 1825 N. Woodland Ave. (0.30 acres)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several rezoning requests and conditional use permits. The meeting includes reviews for new residential lots, a short-term rental, and a wireless communications facility.
- Concurrent plat for 47 residential lots at 3202 S. Black Oak Rd
- Rezoning request for 1875 W. Haskell Hts to a Planned Zoning District
- Preliminary plat for 37 residential lots at 209 S. Rupple Rd
- Conditional use permit for a short-term rental at 1825 N. Woodland Ave
- Rezoning request for 610 S. Happy Hollow Rd to RSF-18 (18 units per acre)
Policemen's Pension And Relief Fund Board Of Trustees
The Policemen's Pension & Relief Fund Board of Trustees will review financial reports, approve minutes from a prior meeting, and ratify a pension list for November 2024–April 2025. They will also announce the 2024 election results for board positions.
- Approval of April 18, 2024 meeting minutes (2024-612)
- Pension list approval for November 2024–April 2025 (2024-613)
- Announcement of 2024 election results for Board of Trustees (2024-617)
- Garrison financial report for June 30, 2024 & September 30, 2024 (2024-609)
- Revenue & expense summary report for June 30, 2024 & September 30, 2024 (2024-610)
City Council
The City Council will discuss several rezoning requests and urban corridor amendments. The body is also deciding on multiple service contracts for city planning, airport improvements, and a new Economic Vitality Master Plan.
- Rezoning of approximately 586 acres along the 71B Corridor to Urban Corridor and RSF-4
- Engineering services agreement with Olsson, Inc. for $720,000 for a railroad crossing elimination study
- Contract with Toole Design Group for $124,932.00 for a Safe Routes to School plan
- Proposed ordinance to limit rental application and background check fees
- Sale of 0.057 acres on West Moore Lane to Lewis Brothers Leasing Company, Inc. for $100.00
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several rezoning requests, property vacations, and variances. The body is also reviewing a 7.90-acre annexation and a 44-acre Planned Zoning District request at N. Rupple Rd and W. Salem Rd.
- Annexation of 7.90 acres at N. Rupple Rd & W. Salem Rd
- Rezoning of 44 acres to a Planned Zoning District at N. Rupple Rd & W. Salem Rd
- Rezoning of 1.60 acres at 653 N. Genevieve Ave to Residential Multi-Family (RMF-6)
- Vacation of 0.34 acres of alley right-of-way at 314 W. Lafayette St
- Concurrent plat of four residential lots at E. Panorama Pl & N. Greenview Dr
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several rezoning requests, variance applications, and property annexations. The body will also review requests to vacate public right-of-way and approve residential lot plats.
- Annexation and PZD rezoning for 44 acres at N. Rupple Rd & W. Salem Rd
- Rezoning of 1.60 acres at 653 N. Genevieve Ave to Residential Multi-Family (RMF-6)
- Vacation of 0.34 acres of alley right-of-way at 314 W. Lafayette St
- Vacation of 0.22 acres of right-of-way at the west end of W. Treadwell St
- Variance for streamside protection zone requirements at 1764 N. College Ave
City Council
The City Council will discuss rezoning requests and amendments to the Urban Corridor code. The body is also deciding on several service contracts and the adoption of the 2024 Economic Vitality Master Plan.
- Rezoning of approximately 586 acres along the 71B Corridor to Urban Corridor and RSF-4
- Engineering services agreement with Olsson, Inc. for $720,000 for a railroad crossing elimination study
- Contract with Toole Design Group for $124,932.00 for a Safe Routes to School plan
- Proposed ordinance to limit rental application and background check fees
- Rezoning of 1.17 acres at 2400 East Township Street from RSF-4 to NS-G
City Council
The City Council will vote on several rezoning requests and a private club permit. The body is also reviewing professional service agreements for water infrastructure and updating police department policies.
- Rezoning of approximately 586 acres along the 71B Corridor to Urban Corridor and RSF-4
- Professional engineering agreement with RJN Group, Inc. not to exceed $267,380.00 for waterline assessment
- Purchase of a Ford F150 Hybrid from Lewis Ford Sales, Inc. for $53,298.00
- Private club permit application for Don Cabron Night Club at 326 North West Avenue, Suite 6
- Purchase of a tandem axle trailer from Premier Trailer Sales, Inc. for $17,292.70
General
The Fayetteville Youth Advisory Council is meeting to review previous minutes and discuss a proposed city-wide clean-up initiative. This project, proposed by Council Member Robinson, would involve youth in the city starting after summer break.
- Approval of August 29, 2024 meeting minutes
- Discussion of city-wide clean-up for youth (2024-159)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will meet to approve routine purchases, budget adjustments, and policy updates. Key items include contracts for Verizon services, a trailer, a Ford F-150 hybrid, and engineering services for waterline projects. The council will also vote on zoning changes for properties along the 71B Corridor and at 193 W. Lafayette St. Additionally, they will consider amendments to park conduct rules and adopt the Urban Forestry Management Plan.
- Approve $53,298 purchase of a Ford F-150 hybrid from Lewis Ford Sales, Inc.
- Approve $267,380 engineering services agreement with RJN Group for waterline assessment
- Rezone 586 acres along the 71B Corridor from various zoning districts to Urban Corridor and RSF-4
- Rezone 0.15 acres at 193 W. Lafayette St. from NC to NS-G
- Approve Fayetteville Police Department policies on narcotic overdose response and detainee transport
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will decide on an administrative extension for a 3.16-acre multi-family development on S. Duncan Ave and a variance for the Hyatt Studio Hotel site on N. Futrall Dr. The body will also consider new large-scale developments, conditional use permits for childcare, storage, duplexes, and short-term rentals, plus a rezoning request for Township Baptist Church.
- ADM-2024-0044: Extension for 3.16-acre multi-family development at S. Duncan Ave & W. 15th St (RMF-24 zoning)
- VAR-2024-0039: Variance request for Hyatt Studio Hotel at N. Futrall Dr & N. Marinoni Dr (UT zoning)
- LSD-2024-0011: 138-unit multi-family development at S. Nelson Hackett Blvd & E. South St (DG zoning)
- CUP-2024-0036 & LSD-2024-0026: Childcare facility at 986 N. Meadowlands Dr (R-O zoning)
- RZN-2024-0040: Rezoning request for Township Baptist Church at 2400 E. Township St (RSF-4 to NS-G zoning)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several development requests, including a reconsideration of a 138-unit multi-family project at Nelson Hackett Blvd and E. South St. Other items include variances, conditional use permits, a rezoning, and a planned zoning district. Two large-scale developments have requested to be tabled to later meetings.
- Reconsideration of 138-unit multi-family development at S. Nelson Hackett Blvd & E. South St (LSD-2024-0011)
- Variance for Hyatt Studio Hotel at N. Futrall Dr & N. Marinoni Dr (VAR-2024-0039)
- New park facilities at 2837 N. Deane Solomon Rd, including pavilion and water play (LSD-2024-0020) - tabled to Oct 14
- 5,637-sq-ft convenience store and fueling station at 3360 N. Gregg Ave (LSD-2024-0013) - tabled to Dec 9
- Rezoning of 2400 E. Township St from RSF-4 to NS-G (RZN-2024-0040)
City Council
The City Council will consider a property tax levy for 2025 and amendments to the Unified Development Code to create an Urban Corridor district. The body is also reviewing several contracts for waste hauling, appraisal services, and the demolition of unsafe structures.
- 2025 millage levy for general fund, pensions, and library operations/expansion
- Unified Development Code amendment to establish an Urban Corridor zoning district
- Cost share agreement of $252,901.07 plus $10,000 contingency for trail improvements on North Sang Avenue Extension
- Razing and removal of unsafe structures at 920 W. Elm St ($39,000), 1965 N. Stephen Carr Memorial Blvd ($15,000), 1909 N. Stephen Carr Memorial Blvd ($38,000), and 1893 N. Stephen Carr Memorial Blvd ($55,000)
- Water damage claim payment of $56,549.22 to Laura Gray for 1284 East Shadow Ridge Drive
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council is considering the 2025 property tax millage levy, multiple property demolition orders, and several service and construction contracts. The council will also review updates to the Unified Development Code regarding zoning regulations and a trail cost-share agreement.
- A 2025 millage levy ordinance fixing property tax rates for general fund operations, pensions, and the public library
- A $252,901.07 cost-share agreement with Specialized Real Estate Group for trail improvements along North Sang Avenue
- A $92,780.00 contract amendment with Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. for a stormwater funding study
- Resolutions to order the razing and removal of unsafe structures at 920 W. Elm St., 1965 N. Stephen Carr Memorial Blvd., 1909 N. Stephen Carr Memorial Blvd., and 1893 N. Stephen Carr Memorial Blvd.
- An ordinance to establish the Urban Corridor zoning district and amend the Unified Development Code
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will review 14 zoning petitions, six new development applications, and administrative items at this meeting. Items include rezonings along the 71B corridor, large-scale developments for townhomes and hangars, and conditional use permits for a duplex, childcare facility, and church parking lot.
- LSD-2024-0004: 69-unit townhome development at W. WEDINGTON DR AND W. MICHAEL COLE DR
- LSD-2024-0012: Two 11,900 sq ft hangars at 4384 S. SCHOOL AVE
- RZN-2024-0038: Rezoning 586 acres along 71B CORRIDOR to new Urban Corridor district
- CUP-2024-0034: Duplex request at 2534 W. WEDINGTON DR in single-family zoning
- CUP-2024-0035: Childcare facility at 2790 E. JOYCE BLVD with 10,984 sq ft building
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will review several large-scale developments, rezoning requests, and conditional use permits. Key items include a proposed 69-unit townhome development, two aircraft hangars, a veterinary care building, and a city-initiated rezoning of properties along the 71B corridor to a new Urban Corridor district. The meeting also includes consent items, unfinished business, and staff-approved administrative items.
- LSD-2024-0004: 69-unit townhome development at W. Wedington Dr and W. Michael Cole Dr
- LSD-2024-0012: Two 11,900-sq-ft hangars at 4384 S. School Ave
- RZN-2024-0038: Rezoning of ~586 acres along 71B corridor to Urban Corridor district
- CUP-2024-0035 and LSD-2024-0024: Childcare facility at 2790 E. Joyce Blvd
- PPL-2024-0004: Preliminary plat for 136 residential lots at Stage Station Ph 2
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and purchases, including a $365,665 street sweeper and a $3.28 million water main project amendment. They will also hold a public hearing on an appeal to rezone 6.62 acres on North Futrall Drive from residential to neighborhood services, and vote on two street right-of-way vacations and a rezoning on West Ila Street. Presentations include monthly financial and sales tax reports and a Beaver Water District update.
- Rezoning appeal for 6.62 acres on N. Futrall Dr. from RSF-4 to NS-G (2024-385)
- Purchase of TYMCO street sweeper for $365,665 (2024-425)
- Amendment for West Corridor Water Transmission Main up to $3,281,300 (2024-439)
- Vacation of 0.07 acre right-of-way at 1215 N. Kings Dr. (2024-434)
- Vacation of 0.26 acre right-of-way at 210 W. Ravenswood Ln. (2024-435)
General
The Fayetteville Youth Advisory Council is meeting to welcome members, approve the April 25, 2024 minutes, and discuss a city-wide clean-up event. The agenda is mostly procedural, with the clean-up as the only substantive new business.
- Approval of April 25, 2024 minutes
- City-wide clean-up discussion led by Council Member Robinson
Transportation Committee
The Transportation Committee is meeting to receive reports and presentations. The primary focus of the meeting is to discuss updates regarding the 2024 Transportation Work Plan.
- 2024 Transportation Work Plan Updates
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider multiple contracts and budget adjustments totaling over $4.6 million, including a $365,665 street sweeper purchase and a $3.28 million water transmission main project. The council will also vote on rezoning requests for properties on N. Futrall Dr, 402 W. Ila St, and two street vacation ordinances.
- $365,665 street sweeper purchase from River City Hydraulics (2024-425)
- $3.28M West Corridor Water Transmission Main project amendment (2024-439)
- $298,526 aerator purchase for wastewater treatment (2024-431)
- Rezoning 6.62 acres on N. Futrall Dr from RSF-4 to NS-G (2024-385)
- Rezoning 0.32 acres at 402 W. Ila St from RSF-4 to NC (2024-436)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will discuss creating a new Urban Corridor zoning district with specific regulations for uses, height, and setbacks. The body is also reviewing several large-scale developments, including a hotel and a school facility.
- Proposed UDC Chapter 161 amendment to create an Urban Corridor zoning district
- LSD-2024-0007: 51,200-square-foot hotel at 2888 N. McConnell Ave
- LSD-2024-0016: 71,800-square-foot school facility at 1166 W. Van Asche Dr
- PPL-2024-0004: Preliminary plat for 136 residential lots northeast of N. Old Missouri Rd & E. Rolling Hills Dr
- RZN-2024-0036: Request to rezone 820 W. Montgomery St to Community Services
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will discuss creating a new Urban Corridor zoning district with specific regulations for uses, height, and setbacks. The body is also reviewing several large-scale development requests and various land-use variances.
- Proposed UDC Chapter 161 amendment to create an Urban Corridor zoning district
- LSD-2024-0007: 51,200-square-foot hotel at 2888 N. McConnell Ave
- LSD-2024-0016: 71,800-square-foot school facility at 1166 W. Van Asche Dr
- PPL-2024-0004: Preliminary plat for 136 residential lots northeast of N. Old Missouri Rd & E. Rolling Hills Dr
- RZN-2024-0036: Request to rezone 820 W. Montgomery St to Community Services (CS)
City Council
The City Council will discuss authorizing the issuance of sales and use tax bonds for street and park improvements. The meeting also includes several rezoning requests and contracts for waterway cleanup and waste rate studies.
- Authorization of up to $15,000,000 in Sales and Use Tax Capital Improvement Bonds for street and park facilities
- Contract with Osprey Initiative, LLC for waterway cleanup services up to $275,000
- Contract with Raftelis Financial Consultants, LLC for a recycling and trash collection rate study for $111,858
- Rezoning of 1.87 acres west of 2910 N. Old Wire Rd from NC to RSF-18
- Rezoning of 3.7 acres east of Harmon Field on S. Duncan Ave from RMF-40 to MSC
City Council
The City Council will vote on authorizing the issuance of up to $15 million in sales and use tax bonds for street and park improvements. The body is also considering several rezoning requests and updates to the Unified Development Code.
- Authorization of up to $15,000,000 in Sales and Use Tax Capital Improvement Bonds for street and park facilities
- Contract with Osprey Initiative, LLC up to $275,000 for waterway cleanup services
- Contract with Raftelis Financial Consultants, LLC for $111,858 for a recycling and trash collection rate study
- Rezoning of 1.87 acres west of 2910 N. Old Wire Rd from NC to RSF-18
- Rezoning of 3.7 acres east of Harmon Field on S. Duncan Ave from RMF-40 to MSC
Planning Commission
The Washington County/City of Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider various land use requests, including a 324-unit multi-family development north of N. Truckers Dr., a 163-unit residential development near S. Nelson Hackett Blvd. & E. South St., and a preliminary plat for 321 residential lots southeast of N. Crossover Rd. & E. Zion Rd. The commission will also review conditional use permits, variances, street right-of-way vacations, and rezoning applications.
- LSD-2024-0005: 324-unit multi-family residential development north of N. Truckers Dr.
- LSD-2024-0011: 163-unit multi-family residential development southeast of S. Nelson Hackett Blvd & E. South St.
- PPL-2024-0001: Preliminary plat of 321 residential lots southeast of N. Crossover Rd & E. Zion Rd.
- CUP-2024-0028: Conditional use permit for a drive-thru restaurant at 2160 N. Crossover Rd. (Domino’s Pizza)
- RZN-2024-0036: Rezoning of 820 W. Montgomery St. from RSF-4 to CS
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several large-scale residential developments and conditional use permits. The body will also review requests for rezonings, street right-of-way vacations, and amendments to its own rules of procedure.
- 324-unit multi-family development north of N. Truckers Dr
- 321 residential lots southeast of N. Crossover Rd & E. Zion Rd
- 163-unit multi-family development southeast of S. Nelson Hackett Blvd & E. South St
- Drive-thru restaurant permit for Domino's Pizza at 2160 N. Crossover Rd
- Rezoning of 820 W. Montgomery St from RSF-4 to CS
City Council
The City Council will vote on several residential and commercial rezoning requests and approve multiple high-value construction contracts for drainage and street improvements. The body is also reviewing updates to the Urban Forestry Management Plan and water shortage ordinances.
- Contract with Benchmark Construction Company of NWA, Inc. for $9,214,669.54 for College Avenue Improvements
- Contract with Tri-Star Contractors, LLC for $5,825,361.25 for Sunbridge and College Drainage Project
- Rezoning of 9.10 acres at 1731, 1815, & 1837 West 18th Street to Residential Intermediate (RI-12)
- Purchase of a 2023 International CV515 Utility Body from Rush Truck Centers for $107,897.22
- Proposed ordinance to amend § 51.001 regarding water shortage prohibitions and moratoriums
Transportation Committee
The Transportation Committee will discuss and potentially vote on three items related to College Avenue construction: a contract with Benchmark Construction Company of NWA, a contract amendment with Garver, and a change order for the North and College Intersection Project. The meeting is procedural with no major policy decisions expected beyond these project-related items.
- College Avenue construction contract with Benchmark Construction Company of NWA
- Garver contract amendment 2 for College Avenue
- Change order 1 for North and College Intersection Project
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will review consent items, unfinished business, and new business during its July 30, 2024 meeting. Key items include major infrastructure and drainage contracts, multiple property rezoning petitions, and an amendment regarding water shortage powers. The agenda also covers board reports and routine administrative resolutions.
- Approve a $9,214,669.54 contract with Benchmark Construction Company of NWA, Inc. for the College Avenue Improvements Project, plus a $921,467.00 contingency (2024-354)
- Approve a $5,825,361.25 contract with Tri Star Contractors, LLC for the Sunbridge and College Drainage Project, plus a $550,000.00 contingency (2024-333)
- Approve change order no. 1 in the amount of $246,287.88 with Benchmark Construction Company of NWA, Inc. for the North Street Corridor Improvements Project Phase 1 (2024-371)
- Amend Chapter § 51.001 Water Shortages to clarify the power to issue prohibitions and moratoriums with an emergency clause (2024-382)
- Rezone approximately 3.7 acres located east of Harmon Field on South Duncan Avenue from RMF-40 to MSC (2024-306)
Planning Commission
The Washington County Planning Commission in Fayetteville, Arkansas, will discuss and decide on various land use requests, including a 324-unit multi-family development, a 38-lot residential preliminary plat, rezonings, conditional use permits for a short-term rental and an accessory structure, and design variances. The agenda also includes several administratively approved lot splits and final plats.
- LSD-2024-0005: A 324-unit multi-family development north of N. Truckers Dr.
- PPL-2024-0005: Preliminary plat for 38 residential lots at 340 N. Double Springs Rd.
- RZN-2024-0030: Rezoning 6.62 acres on N. Futrall Dr. to Neighborhood Services - General
- CUP-2024-0025: Conditional use permit for a short-term rental at 1156 E. Lakefront Dr.
- VAR-2024-0030: Parking lot variance for Biolife Plasma Services at 435 E. Millsap Rd. (withdrawn)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a preliminary plat for 38 homes, a 324-unit multi-family development, a rezoning, and several variances and conditional use permits. It will also consider amendments to development process and tree preservation code chapters. One variance item was withdrawn for lack of public notification.
- Preliminary plat for 38 residential lots at 340 N. Double Springs Rd.
- 324-unit multi-family development north of N. Truckers Dr., plus Fellowship Bible Church parking addition
- Rezoning of 6.62 acres on N. Futrall Dr. from RSF-4 to NS-G
- Code amendments to UDC chapters 166.01, 166.02, 167.04, 169.03
- Variance for short-term rental at 1156 E. Lakefront Dr.
City Council
The City Council will decide whether to call for a general election on authorizing Sunday off-premises alcohol sales. The body is also considering the adoption of the Fayetteville Climate Action Plan and several rezoning requests.
- Resolution to call for a November 5, 2024 election on Sunday alcohol sales
- Cost share agreement with Washington Regional Medical Services up to $730,000 for railroad crossing at Futrall Drive and Gregg Avenue
- 2024 Community Development Block Grant plan totaling $1,209,075.00
- Rezoning of 39.41 acres on North Highway 112 from Planned Zoning District to Urban Thoroughfare and Community Services
- Professional services agreement of $21,700.00 with Post Oak Preservation Solutions, LLC for Spout Spring neighborhood
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider several items, including a resolution to put Sunday alcohol sales on the November ballot and adoption of the Climate Action Plan. They will also vote on consent items like a $730,000 cost-share for a railroad crossing and multiple rezonings.
- Resolution for November 5, 2024 election on Sunday alcohol sales (2024-225)
- Adoption of Fayetteville Climate Action Plan (2024-330)
- Cost share agreement up to $730,000 with Washington Regional Medical Center for railroad crossing at Futrall Drive and Gregg Avenue (2024-151)
- Rezoning 39.41 acres on North Highway 112 from Planned Zoning to Urban Thoroughfare and Community Services (RZN 2024-0011)
- Rezoning 6.43 acres at 1441 South Curtis Avenue from C-1 to UT (RZN 2024-0027)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several rezoning requests, a large-scale development, a street vacation, and an administrative appeal. The most significant item is a request for a 324-unit multi-family residential development on 20.23 acres north of N. Truckers Dr., which also includes an addition to the Fellowship Bible Church parking lot. The commission will also consider rezoning properties on N. Futrall Dr., W. Mitchell St., N. Crossover Rd., S. Church Ave., S. Ashwood Ave., and W. 18th St., as well as two wireless communications facility conditional use permits that have been tabled from previous meetings.
- Large-scale development: 324-unit multi-family residential development north of N. Truckers Dr. (LSD-2024-0005)
- Rezoning of 6.62 acres on N. Futrall Dr. from RSF-4 to CS (RZN-2024-0030)
- Rezoning of 9.10 acres on W. 18th St. from RSF-4 to RI-12 (RZN-2024-0034)
- Rezoning of 0.22 acres at 1831 & 1835 W. Mitchell St. from RSF-8 to RMF-24 (RZN-2024-0035)
- Vacation of 0.94 acres of street right-of-way east of 1202 E. Sain St. (VAC-2024-0012)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several rezoning requests, a large-scale 324-unit multi-family development, a wireless communications facility, and an appeal of an administrative violation. Several items were previously tabled and are being reconsidered.
- LSD-2024-0005: 324-unit multi-family development north of N. Truckers Dr, plus parking lot addition for Fellowship Bible Church
- RZN-2024-0030: Rezone 6.62 acres on N. Futrall Dr from RSF-4 to CS
- RZN-2024-0035: Rezone 0.22 acres at 1831 & 1835 W. Mitchell St to RMF-24
- CUP-2024-0018: Wireless communications facility at 1607 N. College Ave (tabled to Aug 12)
- ADM-2024-0031: Appeal of UDC violation at 615 W. Cheshire Ct
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with 13 items, including grants, contracts, and purchases, plus new business items on amending business license rules for short-term rentals, requiring permits for mulch/compost placement, implementing user fee study recommendations, several easement vacations, two rezonings, and a resolution to add a renter and renters' rights advocate to the Housing Crisis Task Force. The meeting also includes presentations on the external audit, sales tax, budget process, and user fee study findings.
- Resolution to implement 2024 User Fee Study recommendations, including full cost recovery model and master fee schedule
- Ordinance to amend §118.03 to address revocation of business licenses for short-term rentals
- Ordinance to require permits for placement of more than six inches of mulch and compost (§169.03)
- Rezoning of 27.77 acres at 3145 E. Joyce Blvd from R-A to P-1 (Fayetteville Public Schools)
- Rezoning of 1.44 acres at 4260 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd from R-A/UT to UT (Club Carwash)
Transportation Committee
The Fayetteville Transportation Committee is meeting to receive an update on the Huntsville Road Sidewalk Project, covering the segment from S Blair to Morningside. This is an informational item, with no votes or decisions scheduled.
- Huntsville Road Sidewalk Project update (S Blair to Morningside)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and purchases, plus new business items including amendments to business license rules for short-term rentals, a permit requirement for mulch and compost placement, and a resolution of intent to implement user fee study recommendations. The council will also vote on several rezonings and easement vacations.
- Resolution to implement 2024 User Fee Study recommendations, including full cost recovery model and master fee schedule
- Ordinance to amend §118.03 to address revocation of business licenses for short-term rentals
- Ordinance to require permits for placement of more than six inches of mulch and compost (§169.03)
- Rezoning of 27.77 acres at 3145 E. Joyce Blvd from R-A to P-1 (Fayetteville Public Schools)
- Rezoning of 1.44 acres at 4260 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd from R-A/UT to UT (Club Carwash)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider a range of development items, including rezonings, variances, conditional use permits, and code amendments. Several items were tabled from previous meetings and will be revisited. The agenda includes a mix of residential and commercial projects across the city.
- Rezoning of 6.62 acres on N. Futrall Dr from RSF-4 to CS (Community Services) - tabled to July 8
- Rezoning of 1.87 acres west of 2916 N. Old Wire Rd from NC to RSF-18
- Rezoning of 6.43 acres at 1440 S. Curtis Ave from C-1 to UT
- Conditional use permit for fireworks sales tent at 4621 W. Wedington Dr
- Variance for parking and streamside protection at 1585 S. West Ave
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold a public meeting to consider a variety of land-use items, including rezonings, variances, conditional use permits, and amendments to the Unified Development Code. Several items were previously tabled and will be revisited, while others are new requests. The agenda also includes consent items and staff-approved lot splits.
- Amend UDC stormwater management chapters (tabled from June 10)
- Variance for street frontage at 1469 & 1501 N. Starr Dr (tabled)
- Conditional use permit for wireless facility at 1607 N. College Ave (tabled, applicant requests further tabling)
- Rezoning of 6.62 acres on N. Futrall Dr to Community Services (tabled, applicant requests tabling)
- Rezoning of 13.65 acres at 3179 N. Old Wire Rd to RSF-8
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will vote on several rezonings, including properties on Treadwell Street, Springwoods, Park West, Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Double Springs Road, and Futrall Drive. They will also consider an appeal to deny a conditional use permit for a group home for graduate students, and approve contracts for waste services, park design, and road improvements. The agenda includes consent items, unfinished business, and new business, with public comment allowed.
- Rezoning 2.9 acres near W. Treadwell St. and S. Hill Ave. from RMF-40 to MSC (2024-57)
- Rezoning 23.14 acres in Springwoods PZD and 39.41 acres in Park West PZD to UT and CS (2024-149, 2024-147)
- Appeal to deny conditional use permit for group home at 10 S. Palmer Ave (2024-166)
- Contract amendment with Waste Management for $25,000 for solid waste disposal (2024-187)
- Change order for 15th and Razorback Road intersection improvements for $371,992.50 (2024-171)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider consent items including service agreements for waste hauling and park design, plus several rezoning ordinances and new business items. Key actions include committing remaining ARPA funds to childcare assistance and deciding an appeal to deny a conditional use permit for a group home.
- Approve $25,000 contract amendment with Waste Management for solid waste disposal
- Approve $371,992.50 change order for 15th and Razorback Road intersection improvements
- Rezone 2.9 acres near W. Treadwell St. and S. Hill Ave. from RMF-40 to MSC
- Commit remaining ARPA funds to Childcare Assistance Program
- Appeal to deny conditional use permit for group home at 10 S. Palmer Ave
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several items, including two rezoning requests, multiple variances, a conditional use permit for a wireless facility, and proposed amendments to stormwater management codes. Two items have been withdrawn by the applicants. The commission will also consider minutes and an administrative item for a recycling container extension.
- Rezoning 3145 E. Joyce Blvd from R-A to P-1 for Fayetteville Public Schools (31.86 acres)
- Rezoning 4260 W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd from R-A/UT to UT for Club Car Wash (1.44 acres)
- Conditional use permit for wireless communications facility at 3450 N. Hemlock Ave (Washington Masonic Lodge #1)
- Stormwater code amendments to UDC 170.02, 170.06, 170.08, 170.09 clarifying maintenance responsibilities
- Variance for off-site parking at Riverside Village Ph 2 (withdrawn)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will review several administrative items, including proposed amendments to stormwater management and drainage codes, a major modification to the Riverside Village Phase 2 development, and multiple variance requests. Two items have been withdrawn by applicants. The commission will also consider two rezoning requests and a conditional use permit for a wireless facility.
- Amend UDC Chapters 170.02, 170.06, 170.08, 170.09 to clarify maintenance responsibilities for drainage systems and illicit discharges
- Major modification to Riverside Village Phase 2 (93.98 acres, NE of E. War Eagle St. & S. Black Oak Rd.)
- Rezoning 3145 E. Joyce Blvd. from R-A to P-1 (31.86 acres, Fayetteville Public Schools)
- Rezoning 4260 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. to UT (1.44 acres, Club Car Wash)
- Conditional use permit for wireless communications facility at 3450 N. Hemlock Ave. (Washington Masonic Lodge #1)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will vote on a consent agenda with numerous contracts and budget adjustments, including an $8.3 million construction contract for a water pumping station and waterlines. They will also consider several rezoning ordinances, a resolution to earmark $1 million for housing crisis task force recommendations, and hear reports on sales tax, energy, and ARPA funds.
- Award $8,318,668 contract to Crossland Heavy Contractors for Gulley and Goshen pressure plane improvements (water pumping station and waterlines)
- Earmark $1,000,000 in ARPA general revenue loss replacement for Housing Crisis Task Force recommendations
- Rezone 512 N. Mission Blvd. from RSF-4 to NS-G (0.90 acres)
- Rezone 23.14 acres in Springwoods PZD and 39.41 acres in Park West PZD to UT and CS
- Accept $576,000 federal railroad crossing elimination grant
General
The Fayetteville Youth Advisory Council is meeting to approve minutes and discuss a city-wide clean-up for youth proposed by Council Member Robinson, to begin after summer break. The agenda is otherwise routine with no major decisions.
- Approval of April 25, 2024 minutes
- Discussion of city-wide clean-up for youth (2024-159)
Transportation Committee
The Fayetteville Transportation Committee is meeting to discuss new business, including a cost share agreement with WRMC for street improvements on North Futrall Drive and a traffic calming request for W. Morning Mist Drive. They will also receive an informational item on a Railroad Crossing Elimination Grant Agreement. No final decisions are noted on the agenda.
- WRMC Cost Share Agreement for North Futrall Drive street improvements
- Traffic calming request for W. Morning Mist Drive (Waterway to River Ben) from Clabber Creek Subdivision
- Railroad Crossing Elimination Grant Agreement with Federal Railroad Administration (informational)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three rezoning requests, a large-scale development for an 18,270-square-foot commercial building, and an appeal of a conservation easement interpretation. One conditional use permit request has been tabled to June 24. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and a concurrent plat for two residential lots.
- Rezoning of 3390 W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd to Urban Thoroughfare (1.62 acres)
- Rezoning of 951 N. Double Springs Rd to Neighborhood Services-General (0.56 acres)
- Rezoning of 1000 S. Futrall Dr to Community Services (1.75 acres)
- Large-scale development: 18,270 sq ft, 3-story commercial building at NE of N. Mana Ct & E. Longview St
- Conservation easement appeal at 2201 N. Marks Mill Ln
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will vote on a consent agenda including a $8.3 million contract for the Gulley and Goshen pressure plane improvements, plus several rezonings and a $1 million housing task force earmark. The meeting also includes reports on finances, sales tax, and ARPA funds.
- Award $8,318,668 to Crossland Heavy Contractors for Gulley and Goshen water pumping station and waterlines
- Rezone 512 N. Mission Blvd. from RSF-4 to NS-G (0.90 acres)
- Rezone southwest of W. Treadwell St. and S. Hill Ave. from RMF-40 to MSC (2.9 acres)
- Earmark $1,000,000 in ARPA funds for Housing Crisis Task Force recommendations
- Accept $576,000 federal railroad crossing elimination grant
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three rezoning requests, a large-scale commercial development, a conditional use permit, and a conservation easement appeal. One item, a wireless communications facility, has been requested to be tabled until the June 24 meeting. The commission will also approve minutes from its May 13 meeting.
- Concurrent plat for two residential lots at 6106 E. Guy Terry Rd (7.19 acres)
- 18,270-sq-ft three-story commercial building at NE of N. Mana Ct & E. Longview St (2.62 acres)
- Rezoning of 3390 W. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd from R-O/C-2/RSF-4 to UT (1.62 acres)
- Rezoning of 951 N. Double Springs Rd from R-A to NS-G (0.56 acres)
- Rezoning of 1000 S. Futrall Dr from C-2 to CS (1.75 acres)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a resolution to appropriate $1,000,000 in ARPA funds for the Housing Crisis Task Force early recommendations, a resolution of intent to enact a stormwater utility fee, and several rezonings and easement vacations. The consent agenda includes authorizing condemnation for the Highway 112 widening project and a $151,591 contract for an aquatic feasibility study.
- Appropriate $1,000,000 in ARPA funds for Housing Crisis Task Force
- Resolution of intent to enact stormwater utility fee
- Authorize condemnation for Highway 112 (Garland Avenue) widening
- $151,591 contract with Water Technology, Inc. for aquatic feasibility study
- Rezoning 90.65 acres from expired planned zoning districts
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider several items, including a resolution to appropriate $1,000,000 from ARPA funds for the Housing Crisis Task Force early recommendations, and a resolution of intent to enact a stormwater utility fee. The agenda also includes multiple rezonings, easement vacations, and budget adjustments, as well as a contract for an aquatic feasibility study.
- Appropriate $1,000,000 in ARPA funds for Housing Crisis Task Force recommendations
- Resolution of intent to enact stormwater utility fee and establish a stormwater management fund
- Authorize condemnation for Highway 112 (Garland Avenue) widening project (two resolutions)
- Contract with Water Technology, Inc. for $151,591 for aquatic feasibility study
- Rezoning of 4600 E. Huntsville Rd. from R-A to RSF-4
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several items, including a rezoning request, multiple variances, and conditional use permits for short-term rentals and other uses. They will also consider a staff-proposed amendment to the Unified Development Code affecting development review, tree preservation, and appeals. The meeting includes consent items and staff-approved administrative actions.
- Rezoning of 1830 E. 13th St from I-2/C-2 to CS (Community Services)
- Variance for road frontage at 2843 S. Leo Ammons Rd
- Variance to flood damage prevention code at 37 W. Trenton Blvd
- Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 2630 E. Bayside Xing and 4165 W. Marlowe Ln
- Conditional use permit for outdoor music establishment at 215 W. Dickson St
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a staff-proposed amendment to the Unified Development Code affecting development review, tree preservation, design standards, and appeals, plus three variances, five conditional use permits, and one rezoning. The commission will also vote on minutes and review staff-approved administrative items.
- UDC amendment to chapters 166.01, 166.02, 166.23, 167.04, 169.03, and 155
- Variance to road frontage at 2843 S. Leo Ammons Rd (VAR-2024-0018)
- Variance to flood damage prevention at 37 W. Trenton Blvd (VAR-2024-0019)
- Conditional use permit for short-term rental at 2630 E. Bayside Xing (CUP-2024-0013)
- Rezoning of 1830 E. 13th St from I-2/C-2 to CS (RZN-2024-0019)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and change orders, including a $75.45 million change order for the West Corridor Water Transmission Line. They will also hold public hearings on a rezoning appeal and a taxi certificate, and vote on several rezonings, a planned zoning district, a COPS grant for school resource officers, and a resolution calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.
- Change Order No. 1 with Garney Companies for $75,450,081.00 for West Corridor Water Transmission Line
- Rezoning appeal for 740 W. Stone St. from RI-U to Downtown General
- COPS Hiring Program grant application for $250,000 to fund two school resource officers
- Resolution to call for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza
- Rezoning of 12.13 acres west of N. 54th Ave. to Residential Planned Zoning District
Transportation Committee
The Fayetteville Transportation Committee will review and discuss several transportation projects, including the Drake Street trail connections, Plainview Extension, a draft policy on Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs), safety countermeasures for Highway 265, the North Street project status and budget, and traffic calming on Woodlark Lane and Duncan Avenue. They will also receive an informational report on a construction contract for Mission Blvd. Trail Storm Drainage Phase 2.
- Drake Street trail connections concept review
- Plainview Extension project status update
- Draft policy on RRFB installation and warrants
- Highway 265 safety countermeasures discussion
- Construction contract for Mission Blvd. Trail Storm Drainage Phase 2
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and change orders, including a $75,450,081.00 change order for the West Corridor Water Transmission Line project. The council will also hold public hearings and votes on several rezoning requests, a request to vacate an easement on West Dickson Street, and a resolution calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. The agenda includes a monthly financial report and a presentation of Environmental Stewardship Awards.
- Change Order No. 1 with Garney Companies for $75,450,081.00 for the West Corridor Water Transmission Line project
- Bid award to Benchmark Construction of NWA, Inc. for $989,779.09 for storm drainage along the Mission Boulevard Trail
- Rezoning requests for properties on West Stone St., E. 10th St., E. Huntsville Rd., and W. Skyline Dr.
- Resolution to call for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza
- Application for a $250,000 COPS Hiring Program grant to fund two school resource officers
General
The Fayetteville Youth Advisory Council is meeting to approve the minutes from March 28, 2024, and to discuss a storm water utility plan, with a recommendation for the council to support it. The agenda includes a presentation by Council Member Alansari on the plan. No other substantive items are listed.
- Approval of March 28, 2024 meeting minutes (2024-49)
- Discussion and possible support for storm water utility plan (2024-61)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider several items including a preliminary plat for a 132-lot residential subdivision, multiple rezoning requests, a variance to street standards, and a proposed amendment to the parkland dedication code. The commission will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and review staff-approved site improvement plans.
- Preliminary plat for 132 residential lots on 34.66 acres northwest of E. Zion Rd and S. Butterfield Coach Rd
- Rezoning of 4600 E. Huntsville Rd from R-A to RSF-4 (1.94 acres)
- Rezoning of 2640 N. Old Wire Rd from CPZD to P-1 Institutional (1.52 acres)
- Rezoning of 512 N. Mission Blvd from RSF-4 to NS-G (0.90 acres)
- Rezoning of 2.9 acres southwest of W. Treadwell St and S. Hill Ave from RMF-40 to MSC
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider several items including a preliminary plat for a 132-lot residential subdivision, multiple rezoning requests, a variance for street standards, and a proposed amendment to the Parkland Dedication code. Public hearings will be held for these items.
- Preliminary plat for 132 residential lots on 34.66 acres northwest of E. Zion Rd and S. Butterfield Coach Rd (Harper Subdivision)
- Rezoning of 1.94 acres at 4600 E. Huntsville Rd from R-A to RSF-4
- Rezoning of 1.52 acres at 2640 N. Old Wire Rd from CPZD to P-1 (Fayetteville Nature School)
- Rezoning of 0.90 acres at 512 N. Mission Blvd from RSF-4 to NS-G
- Rezoning of 2.9 acres southwest of W. Treadwell St and S. Hill Ave from RMF-40 to MSC
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will vote on an $85 million water and sewer revenue bond for the West Transmission Waterline, several rezonings, and a new housing coordinator position. It will also consider consent items including a $95,051 purchase of sports lighting and a $20,475 contract amendment for the North Street Corridor project.
- Ordinance authorizing up to $85,000,000 water and sewer revenue bond for West Transmission Waterline improvements
- Rezoning 1510 W. Markham Rd. from RSF-4 to RI-U (0.30 acres)
- Rezoning 5916 W. Wedington Dr. from RSF-4 to NS-G (1.28 acres)
- Planned zoning district for 16.72 acres at 3568 W. Mount Comfort Rd.
- Resolution to establish a Housing Coordinator FTE position
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will vote on an $85 million water and sewer revenue bond for the West Transmission Waterline, several rezoning requests, and an ordinance to remove the $500 cap on retail alcohol permit fees. The consent agenda includes budget adjustments, a grant acceptance, and contract approvals. The meeting also includes a proposed addition for a Housing Coordinator position.
- $85,000,000 water and sewer revenue bond for West Transmission Waterline (B.1)
- Rezoning 1510 W. Markham Rd. from RSF-4 to RI-U (B.2)
- Rezoning 5916 W. Wedington Dr. from RSF-4 to NS-G (C.3)
- Planned Zoning District for 16.72 acres at 3568 W. Mount Comfort Rd. (C.4)
- Ordinance to remove $500 cap on retail alcohol permit fees (C.1)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider a consent agenda, unfinished business, and new business including rezonings, variances, conditional use permits, and a planned zoning district. One variance was withdrawn due to lack of public notification. The meeting also includes several lot splits approved administratively by staff.
- Concurrent plat for 4 residential lots at 745 W. Cherry St. (Habitat for Humanity)
- Rezoning of various expired PZD locations (~90.65 acres) to standard zoning districts
- Variance to parking garage build-to zone at 612 W. Center St. (Trinitas Ventures)
- Conditional use permit for offsite parking at 155 N. Powerhouse Ave. (Trinitas Ventures)
- Rezoning of 1328 S. School Ave. from DG to C-2 (Ferdowsian)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider a consent agenda, several rezonings, variances, conditional use permits, and a concurrent plat. One variance request was withdrawn due to lack of public notification. The meeting also includes administrative approvals of lot splits.
- Concurrent plat for four residential lots at 745 W. Cherry St (Habitat for Humanity)
- Rezoning of various expired PZD locations (~90.65 acres) to standard zoning districts
- Variance to parking garage build-to zone at 612 W. Center St
- Conditional use permit for offsite parking at 155 N. Powerhouse Ave
- Rezoning of 1328 S. School Ave from DG to C-2
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will vote on several significant items, including an $85 million water and sewer bond for a transmission line, a resolution declaring a housing crisis, and multiple rezonings. The agenda also includes a consent agenda with contracts for construction, vehicle purchases, and professional services, as well as public hearings on zoning changes and a street plan appeal.
- Ordinance authorizing $85,000,000 water and sewer revenue bond for West Transmission Waterline
- Resolution to declare a housing crisis in Fayetteville
- Rezoning of 6.31 acres at 3006 N. Old Missouri Rd. from RSF-4/NS-G/NC to RSF-18/R-A
- Contract with Moser Construction for $2,479,775 for Yvonne Richardson Community Center expansion
- Rezoning of 2,461.60 acres of city park properties to P-1 Institutional
General
The Fayetteville Youth Advisory Council is meeting to approve its bylaws and elect officers, including chairperson, vice chairperson, secretary, and several committee chairs. The agenda also includes presentations on the city's compost program and the Freedom of Information Act, as well as an oath of office for a new member.
- Approval of Fayetteville Youth Advisory Council bylaws (2024-1864)
- Election of chairperson, vice chairperson, secretary, and community outreach chair
- Election of historian, special events, youth connection, and environmental action chairs
- Presentation on City of Fayetteville Compost Program by Heather Ellzey
- Freedom of Information Act presentation by Hannah Hungate
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda including a $2,479,775 contract for the Yvonne Richardson Community Center expansion, several other contracts and purchases, and budget adjustments. The council will also take up unfinished business, including a housing crisis declaration and a rezoning request, and new business with several rezoning ordinances.
- Award $2,479,775 to Moser Construction for Yvonne Richardson Community Center expansion
- Declare housing crisis in Fayetteville (tabled from March 19)
- Rezone 6.31 acres at 3006 N. Old Missouri Rd. to allow 18 units per acre
- Rezone 2,461.60 acres of city park properties to P-1 Institutional
- Approve $3,856,107.50 waterline replacement contract with Goins Enterprises
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider a wide range of development items, including rezoning requests, variances, conditional use permits, and a planned zoning district. Notable items include a rezoning for a neighborhood services use, a variance for a large Drake Farms property, and two short-term rental permits. The agenda also includes approval of prior minutes and administrative items.
- Rezoning of 5916 W. Wedington Dr. from RSF-4 to NS-G (Legacy Ventures NWA, Inc.)
- Variance for Drake Farms (NW of W. Drake St & N. Gregg Ave) from master street plan, block length, parking, landscaping standards
- Conditional use permit for mini storage at NW of N. Shiloh Dr. & W. Chicory Pl. (tabled previously)
- Two short-term rental conditional use permits: 45 N. Manhattan Way and 1518 W. Cleveland St.
- Rezoning of various expired PZD locations (approx. 90.65 acres) to standard zoning districts
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a variety of development requests, including rezoning, variances, conditional use permits, and plats. Notable items include a rezoning of 1.28 acres on W. Wedington Dr. to neighborhood services, a variance for a 49-acre property near Drake St. and Gregg Ave., and two short-term rental requests. The agenda also includes several administrative approvals and officer elections.
- Rezoning 5916 W. Wedington Dr. from RSF-4 to NS-G (1.28 acres)
- Variance from master street plan for 49.13 acres NW of W. Drake St & N. Gregg Ave
- Conditional use permit for mini storage at NW of N. Shiloh Dr. & W. Chicory Pl. (tabled 3 times)
- Two short-term rental conditional use permits (45 N. Manhattan Way, 1518 W. Cleveland St.)
- Rezoning of ~90.65 acres of expired PZD locations to standard zoning districts
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will hold a public hearing and consider funding for the West Transmission Waterline, plus vote on a resolution to declare a housing crisis and another summarizing housing production actions. New business includes two rezoning requests, two short-term rental ordinance amendments, two street/easement vacations, and an appeal of a Planning Commission denial. Consent items include grant acceptance, donations, and several equipment purchases.
- Resolution to declare a housing crisis in Fayetteville (2024-1811)
- Public hearing and placeholder ordinance for West Transmission Waterline funding (2024-1728)
- Rezoning 6.31 acres at 3006 N. Old Missouri Rd. from RSF-4/NS-G/NC to RSF-18/R-A (2024-1783)
- Rezoning 1.03 acres east of E. 9th St. & S. Washington Ave. from NC to RI-U (2024-1789)
- Ordinances to amend short-term rental rules: school proximity consideration and 300-ft notification for conditional use permits (2024-1787, 2024-1784)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider declaring a housing crisis, approve several rezonings, and discuss funding for the West Transmission Waterline. The agenda includes consent items for grants and equipment purchases, public hearings, and multiple ordinance amendments related to housing and short-term rentals.
- Resolution to declare a housing crisis in Fayetteville (2024-1811)
- Rezoning 6.31 acres at 3006 N. Old Missouri Rd. from RSF-4/NS-G/NC to RSF-18/R-A (2024-1783)
- Rezoning 1.03 acres east of E. 9th St. & S. Washington Ave. from NC to RI-U (2024-1789)
- Ordinance to increase compensation limits for water/wastewater damage claims (§39.10)
- Purchase of automotive lifts from Mohawk Lifts, LLC for $105,055.34 plus up to $7,944.66 in fees (2024-1742)
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on multiple rezoning requests, variances, and conditional use permits, including a citywide rezoning of park properties and a code amendment for institutional zoning. The commission will also vote on officer nominations.
- Rezone 2,461.60 acres of various park properties to P-1 Institutional
- Rezone 740 W. Stone St from RI-U to Downtown General
- Rezone 11.67 acres near N Rupple Rd and N Best Friend Lane to RI-12 and NC
- Conditional use permit for short-term rental at 3642 N. Tower Cir
- Amend UDC Chapter 161.32 to modify P-1 setbacks and allow administrative approval for urban form
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on multiple rezoning, conditional use permit, and variance requests. Key items include rezoning various park properties to P-1 Institutional, several residential rezonings, and conditional use permits for a short-term rental, a campground, and a two-family structure. The commission will also consider an administrative amendment to the UDC for P-1 district setbacks.
- Rezoning of various park properties (approx. 2,461.60 acres) to P-1 Institutional
- Conditional use permit for short-term rental at 3642 N. Tower Cir
- Conditional use permit for campground at 1681 W. Arrowhead St
- Rezoning of 12th Street townhomes (203-289 E. 12th St) from NC to RI-U
- Rezoning of 5916 W. Wedington Dr from RSF-4 to CS
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and purchases, including a $4.35 million water and sewer utility relocation project along Highway 16 and a $2.33 million city-wide employee compensation adjustment. They will also hold a second reading on a rezoning for 2.44 acres near North Shiloh Drive and West Chicory Place, and introduce new items such as a permit-ready building design program and a pay study for non-uniformed staff.
- A.4: Award $4,349,500 contract to Kajacs Contractors for utility relocations along Highway 16
- A.10: Approve $789,747.50 contract for North Street Corridor Improvements Phase 1
- C.4/C.5: Approve 6.34% pay plan for non-uniformed staff and $2,326,000 for city-wide compensation
- B.1: Rezone 2.44 acres from CPZD to UT near N. Shiloh Dr. and W. Chicory Pl.
- C.2: Enact permit-ready building design program
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council is meeting to consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and purchases, including a $4.35 million water and sewer utility relocation project along Highway 16. They will also review a rezoning request, a new permit-ready building design program, and a non-uniformed staff pay and benefits study. The meeting includes a monthly financial report and a sales tax report.
- Award $4,349,500 to Kajacs Contractors for water/sewer utility relocations along Highway 16
- Approve $541,241 contract for pickleball, tennis, and basketball court improvements
- Approve $262,000 design contract for Underwood Community Park Phase One
- Approve $2,326,000 for city-wide 2024 employee compensation adjustment
- Rezone 2.44 acres near N. Shiloh Dr. and W. Chicory Pl. from CPZD to UT
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several development requests, including a 174-unit multi-family development, multiple variances, rezoning proposals, and conditional use permits. The agenda also includes administrative items to extend previously approved developments and several lot splits. One conditional use permit for a grocery store has been withdrawn by the applicant.
- LSD-2023-0014: 174-unit multi-family development at 1275 N. Gregg Ave.
- RZN-2023-0037: Rezone 1 acre east of E. 9th St & S. Washington Ave from NC to RI-U.
- RZN-2024-0001: Rezone 6.31 acres at 3006 N. Old Missouri Rd to RSF-18 and R-A.
- VAR-2024-0005: Variance from road frontage requirements at 2980 S. Hunt Ln.
- CUP-2024-0002: Withdrawn request for grocery store at 1251 N. Leverett Ave.
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will review a large-scale development for a 174-unit multi-family project at 1275 N. Gregg Ave., along with several variances, rezonings, and conditional use permits. The agenda includes items tabled from previous meetings, such as a mini-storage facility and two variances, plus new requests for a grocery store, short-term rentals, and a warehouse. One conditional use permit for a grocery store has been withdrawn by the applicant.
- 174-unit multi-family development at 1275 N. Gregg Ave. (LSD-2023-0014)
- Rezoning of 6.31 acres at 3006 N. Old Missouri Rd. to RSF-18 and R-A (RZN-2024-0001)
- Variance for Rudy's BBQ at S. Rupple Rd. & W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. (VAR-2024-0006)
- Conditional use permit for mini-storage at N. Shiloh Dr. & W. Chicory Pl. (CUP-2023-0175, tabled)
- Withdrawn: grocery store conditional use permit at 1251 N. Leverett Ave. (CUP-2024-0002)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider consent items including a $733,746 contract for Porter Warehouse stabilization, several pump purchases, and grant applications for road projects. Under new business, they will vote on an ordinance to ban dumping mulch, compost, fill dirt, and brush on vacant lots, and two rezoning requests. They will also revisit tabled items on the Stearns Street extension and the Spout Springs Historic District petition.
- Ordinance to amend §50.04 to prohibit dumping mulch, compost, fill dirt, and brush on vacant lots
- Rezoning 2.44 acres NW of N. Shiloh Dr. and W. Chicory Pl. from CPZD to UT
- Rezoning 15.66 acres north of W. Technology Way from C-2 to CS and R-A
- Contract with JBZ, Inc. for $733,746 for Porter Warehouse stabilization
- Purchase of three submersible pumps from Jack Tyler Engineering totaling $235,804.82
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and purchases, including a $733,746 stabilization contract for the Porter Warehouse, several pump replacements, and a grant-funded narcotics analyzer. They will also discuss unfinished business, including a tabled budget adjustment for the Stearns Street extension and a petition for the Spout Springs Historic District, and new business including rezoning requests and ordinance amendments.
- Award bid #23-47 to JBZ, Inc. for $733,746 for Porter Warehouse stabilization, plus $35,000 contingency
- Approve $108,000 contract with Engineering Elements for City Hall HVAC upgrades
- Approve purchase of three submersible pumps from Jack Tyler Engineering totaling $235,804.82
- Rezone 2.44 acres near N. Shiloh Dr. and W. Chicory Pl. from CPZD to UT
- Rezone 15.66 acres north of W. Technology Way from C-2 to CS and R-A
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider a range of items including a preliminary plat for 141 residential lots, a proposed code change for a Permit-Ready Building Design Program, several variances, and multiple conditional use permits for short-term rentals. Several items were tabled from previous meetings and will be revisited.
- Preliminary plat for 141 residential lots at The Element Ph 4, south of W. Planetree St.
- Proposed UDC Chapter 166.28 – Permit-Ready Building Design Program (tabled from Jan. 22).
- Variance from road frontage requirements at 6964 W. Davis Rd.
- Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 2609 N. Old Wire Rd, 680 N. Fallin Ave, 729 S. Mount Millsap Ln, 277 S. Hill Ave, and 1138 S. Oleander Ln.
- Large-scale development for a 10,620-sq-ft airplane hangar at Drake Field Airport.
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will consider a range of items including a preliminary plat for 141 residential lots, a proposed code amendment for a Permit-Ready Building Design Program, and several conditional use permits for short-term rentals. Several items were previously tabled and will be revisited, and two applicants have requested to table their items to the February 26 meeting.
- Preliminary plat for 141 residential lots south of W. Planetree St. (The Element Ph 4)
- Proposed UDC Chapter 166.28 Permit-Ready Building Design Program (tabled from Jan. 22)
- Conditional use permit for mini storage units at NW of N. Shiloh Dr. & W. Chicory Pl. (tabled, applicant requests further tabling)
- Variance from road frontage requirements at 6964 W. Davis Rd.
- Large-scale development for a 10,620-sq-ft airplane hangar at Drake Field Airport
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with numerous contracts, purchases, and budget adjustments, including a $155.7 million re-appropriation of capital project funds. They will also address unfinished business on the Stearns Street extension, new business including property purchases, rezoning requests, and appeals of conditional use permits for short-term rentals. The meeting includes a monthly financial report and a sales tax report.
- Re-appropriate $155,665,000 in bonded or ongoing capital projects (2024-1681)
- Approve $211,216 contract with Community Access Television for public access services (2024-277)
- Approve $525,000 purchase of property at 2633 N. Gregg Ave (2024-1678)
- Rezone 0.60 acres west of 2558 W. Valley Dr. from RSF-4 to RSF-8 (RZN 2023-0030)
- Approve appeals to refer short-term rental permits at 1006 and 854 E. Sparrow Cir back to Planning Commission (2024-1675, 2024-1674)
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda with numerous contracts, purchases, and budget adjustments, including a $155.7 million re-appropriation of capital projects. They will also hold public hearings on two rezoning requests and two appeals of conditional use permits for short-term rentals. The meeting includes the State of the City address and a monthly financial report.
- Re-appropriation of $155,665,000 for capital projects and obligations (2024-1681)
- Rezoning of 0.60 acres west of 2558 W. Valley Dr. from RSF-4 to RSF-8 (RZN 2023-0030)
- Rezoning of 3.06 acres west of S. Razorback Rd. from NS-L to R-A and UT (RZN 2023-0034)
- Appeals to refer short-term rental conditional use permits at 1006 and 854 E. Sparrow Cir. back to Planning Commission
- Contract with Community Access Television for $211,216 for public access TV services
General
The Fayetteville Youth Advisory Council is holding its first meeting to introduce members, participate in team building, and receive training from the City Attorney on public meeting rules. The council will also review its composition and duties, discuss internal positions, review sample bylaws, and exchange ideas for a mission statement. This is an organizational meeting with no votes on policy or spending.
- Introduction of appointed council members
- Team building exercise (trivia questions)
- City Attorney explanation of public meetings and advisory council definitions
- Review of council composition, membership, duties, and responsibilities
- Discussion of internal positions, bylaws, and mission statement
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings and decide on a range of items including a concurrent plat for 81 residential lots, a rezoning request, several conditional use permits for short-term rentals, and proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code. The agenda also includes a presentation on the Urban Forestry Master Plan and several items that were administratively approved by staff.
- Concurrent plat for 81 residential lots at Riverside Village Subdivision (southeast of 2936 S. Black Oak Rd)
- Rezoning of 15.32 acres north of W. Technology Way from C-2 to CS and R-A
- Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 8 residential properties
- Amendments to UDC Chapter 166 for a Permit-Ready Building Design Program and expiration of approved plans
- Large site improvement plan for a 1,467-square-foot Wienerschnitzel restaurant
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider several resolutions, including a $1.63 million budget adjustment for ARPA-funded housing stability projects, a $483,940 contract amendment for flood mitigation near North College Avenue and East Sunbridge Drive, and an appeal to deny variances for a gas station at 1110 North Garland Avenue. The meeting also includes consent items such as a stormwater education contract and a change order for the Cultural Arts Corridor parking deck.
- $1,630,000 ARPA budget adjustment for housing instability projects
- $483,940 amendment for flood mitigation at North College Ave & East Sunbridge Dr
- Appeal to deny variances for gas station at 1110 N. Garland Ave
- $137,742.40 change order for Cultural Arts Corridor parking deck
- $44,559.78 stormwater education contract with NW Arkansas Regional Planning Commission
Planning Commission
The Fayetteville Planning Commission will hold public hearings on multiple development requests, including two large residential subdivisions, several conditional use permits for short-term rentals, and proposed zoning code amendments. The commission will also receive a presentation on the Urban Forestry Master Plan and consider a rezoning request near W. Technology Way.
- Concurrent plat for 81 residential lots southeast of 2936 S. Black Oak Rd (Riverside Village Subdivision)
- Preliminary plat for 141 residential lots south of W. Planetree St (The Element Phase 4)
- Rezoning of 15.32 acres north of W. Technology Way from C-2 to CS and R-A
- Conditional use permits for short-term rentals at 8 residential properties
- Code amendments to establish a Permit-Ready Building Design Program and adjust expiration of approved plans
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will consider several resolutions, including approving contracts for stormwater education, flood mitigation grants, and a change order for the Cultural Arts Corridor parking deck. They will also vote on a budget adjustment for ARPA-funded housing instability projects, a contract amendment for flood work near North College Avenue, and an appeal to deny variances for a gas station at 1110 N. Garland Avenue. The meeting includes routine items like minutes approval and recognitions.
- Appeal to deny variances for gas station at 1110 N. Garland Avenue
- Contract with Northwest Arkansas Regional Planning Commission for $44,559.78 for stormwater education
- Change order No. 14 with Nabholz Construction for $137,742.40 for Cultural Arts Corridor parking deck
- ARPA budget adjustment of $1,630,000 for housing instability projects
- Amendment No. 4 with Hawkins-Weir Engineers for $483,940 for flooding near North College and Sunbridge
Planning Commission
The Washington County, AR Planning Commission will review 33 land-use items, including rezonings, conditional use permits, variances, lot splits, and short-term rental applications. The meeting will also consider approval of minutes from the December 11, 2023 meeting and hear public comments on these proposals.
- Extend conditional use permit for RV Park south of S. Leflar Way (43.55 acres)
- Rezone 3.06 acres west of S. Razorback Rd from NS-L to R-A and UT
- Concurrent plat for 36 residential lots at 3006 N. Old Missouri Rd (36.20 acres)
- Allow short-term rental use at 15 residential properties across Fayetteville
- Appeal approved grading permit for 11.73-acre property at 1727 N. Shiloh Dr
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider multiple requests for short-term rental conditional use permits and several rezoning applications. The body is also reviewing a proposal for a softball complex and various lot splits.
- Concurrent plat for 36 residential and 1 commercial lot at 3006 N. Old Missouri Rd
- Conditional use permit for softball fields at 1153 E. Lake Fayetteville Rd
- Rezoning of 2.44 acres at N. Shiloh Dr & W. Chicory Pl to Urban Thoroughfare for mini storage
- Rezoning of 0.60 acres west of 2558 W. Valley Dr from RSF-4 to RSF-8
- 12 separate requests for short-term rental conditional use permits
City Council
The Fayetteville City Council will vote on 27 consent items including contracts for infrastructure projects, service agreements, and grants totaling over $6.5 million. They will also consider a rezoning request for a 3.23-acre property near Mount Comfort Road and adopt 2024 council rules.
- $954,000 sewer cost-share agreement with City of Greenland for 12-inch to 18-inch sewer line upsizing
- $3,963,291 construction contract with Brothers Construction for I-49/MLK Jr. Blvd interchange utility relocations
- $119,400 service contract with Seven Hills Homeless Center for 2024 homeless services
- $100,000 litter abatement program amendment with Genesis Church of Fayetteville
- Rezoning of 3.23 acres north of 3420 W. Mount Comfort Rd from R-A to CS