Jonesboro public meetings in 2021
104 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee will consider resolutions regarding city grants and service agreements. This includes authorizing an application for the 2021 Assistance to Firefighters Grant program. The committee will also review janitorial service agreements for several municipal facilities.
- Resolution to apply for the 2021 Assistance to Firefighters Grant from the US Department of Homeland Security
- Agreement with Swept Away Janitorial Services for Jets Caraway Station, Forum Theater, and Municipal Center
Public Safety Council Committee
The committee will consider an ordinance regarding the placement of various traffic signs. The meeting also includes a review of the September-October 2021 vector report.
- Ordinance ORD-21:054 for placing traffic signs
- Review of COM-21:052 Vector Report for Sept-Oct 2021 and year-to-date
- Approval of November 16, 2021 meeting minutes
Nominating and Rules Committee
This special called meeting focuses on the election of a committee chair for 2022. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the December 7, 2021, meeting.
- Election of a Chair for 2022
- Approval of minutes for MIN-21:106 (December 7, 2021)
City Council
The council will review the 2022 city budget and several ordinances. The agenda also includes votes on rezoning for Neil Circle and Bettie Drive, as well as right-of-way purchases on Creath Avenue.
- Adoption of the 2022 City of Jonesboro budget
- Rezoning requests for Neil Circle and 209 Bettie Drive
- Right-of-way purchases at 617, 621, 1005, 1007, and 1099 Creath Avenue
- Two-year lease contract for a sanitation knuckleboom truck
- Amendments to city pay ranges and job titles
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board of Zoning Adjustments will review applications for property variances in Jonesboro. These requests involve changes to building exterior features, setback requirements, and fence height regulations.
- Variance request for exterior features and landscaping at 3315 Stadium Blvd
- Variance request for setback adjustments at 206, 250-266, & 268-276 Southwest Drive
- Variance request for a 6-foot privacy fence at 5601 Brookshire Drive
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications. These include requests for new subdivisions, rezoning properties, and conditional uses for billboards and storage units.
- Preliminary subdivision approval for 66 lots at Jackson's Apple Hills
- Conditional use to replace static billboards with digital ones at 2701 Paula Drive
- Conditional use request for storage units at 2150 West Washington Avenue
- Rezoning of 0.40 acres at 5005 E Nettleton Avenue from R-3 to C-3
- Rezoning of 29.82 acres near Bettie Drive to a planned residential development
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee will consider several resolutions, including the adoption of the 2022 annual budget. Proposed items also include updates to city pay ranges and job titles within the City Salary and Administration Plan. Additionally, the committee will review a lease for a sanitation truck and business participation in the Tax Back Program.
- Adoption of the 2022 annual budget
- Amendment to the City Salary and Administration Plan regarding pay ranges and job titles
- Two-year lease contract for a sanitation knuckleboom truck
- Endorsement of businesses for the Tax Back Program
Public Works Council Committee
The Public Works Council Committee will consider resolutions to purchase additional right-of-way along Creath Avenue for roadway construction and maintenance. The committee will also review an indemnification agreement with Physics Capital Partners, LLC.
- Purchase of right-of-way at 617 and 621 Creath Avenue
- Purchase of right-of-way at 1005 Creath Avenue
- Purchase of right-of-way at 1099 Creath Avenue
- Purchase of right-of-way at 1007 Creath Avenue
- Indemnification agreement with Physics Capital Partners, LLC regarding 314 South Main Street
City Council
The Jonesboro City Council will hold a public hearing regarding an appeal for a denied conditional use request at 2701 Paula Drive. The council is also scheduled to vote on several municipal liens, grant applications, and police department policy updates.
- Public hearing for River Advertising's conditional use appeal at 2701 Paula Drive
- Resolution to request ARDOT lower speed limits at designated locations
- Purchase of five Gridsmart video detection systems from Pinkley Sales Company
- Contract with Ritter Communications for fiber connectivity and Wi-Fi expansion
- Resolution to condemn property located at 217 Gilbert
Nominating and Rules Committee
The Nominating and Rules Committee will consider an ordinance regarding the duties of the City Clerk. The committee will also review resolutions for appointments to boards and commissions.
- Ordinance to amend City Clerk duties (ORD-21:053)
- Resolution for board and commission appointments (RES-21:291)
- Approval of September 9, 2021 meeting minutes (MIN-21:076)
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Committee will hold a working session regarding the 2022 City of Jonesboro budget. This meeting is designated as a question and answer period. No motions or votes are scheduled to be taken during this session.
- Question and answer session on the 2022 City of Jonesboro budget
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee is considering resolutions to introduce several items. These include applications for HUD and transit grants, fiber connectivity upgrades, and new beverage contracts for multiple city parks.
- Resolution to apply for the HUD Continuum of Care grant
- Beverage contracts for exclusive pouring rights at various city parks
- Coca-Cola contract for Jonesboro Shooting Sports Complex
- Application for Federal Transit Administration bus grants
- Fiber connectivity and Wi-Fi expansion via Ritter Communications
City Council
The City Council will vote on several resolutions, including a budget amendment to establish an equipment depreciation fund and authorize vehicle purchases. The agenda also includes property acquisitions for roadway improvements and flood mitigation, along with various municipal liens.
- Contract with Bailey Contractors, Inc. for the Maintenance Facility Project
- Budget amendment to establish an equipment depreciation fund and authorize vehicle purchases
- Purchase of right-of-way at 814 Creath Avenue for roadway improvements
- Property purchase at 3901 Willow Road for flood mitigation
- Encroachment agreement with Jonesboro Public Schools
Public Safety Council Committee
The Public Safety Council Committee will review a resolution to adopt the Jonesboro Police Department Policy Manual. The agenda also includes proposals for placing various traffic signs and requesting ARDOT lower speed limits at designated locations.
- Ordinance to place various traffic signs (ORD-21:049)
- Resolution requesting ARDOT lower speed limits (RES-21:226)
- Adoption of the Jonesboro Police Department Policy Manual (RES-21:284)
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board of Zoning Adjustments is reviewing two variance applications. These include a request for a 17-foot multi-tenant sign at 1819 East Parker Road and a request regarding driveway access guidelines at 104 West Highland Drive.
- Variance for a 17' tall multi-tenant sign at 1819 East Parker Road
- Variance for driveway access guidelines at 104 West Highland Drive
- Approval of October 19, 2021, meeting minutes
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee will consider an ordinance to waive competitive bidding for 2022 employee medical insurance. The committee will also review a resolution to amend the 2021 budget and establish an equipment depreciation fund. Additionally, several resolutions regarding municipal liens on various properties are scheduled for consideration.
- Ordinance to authorize a contract with Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield for city employee medical insurance
- Resolution to amend the 2021 budget and establish an equipment depreciation fund
- Resolution authorizing the purchase of autos for certain departments
- Multiple resolutions to place municipal liens on various Jonesboro properties
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is reviewing requests for preliminary and final subdivision approvals across multiple sites. These include residential developments at Pacific Grove, Boston Proper, Bridlewood, and Eden Hills Estates. Additionally, the commission will consider a conditional use request for a two-sided digital billboard on Kazi Street.
- Preliminary subdivision approval for 73 lots at Pacific Grove Phase 1
- Preliminary subdivision approval for 26 lots at Boston Proper Phase 3
- Final subdivision approval for 32 lots at Eden Hills Estates Phase III
- Final subdivision approval for 25 lots at Bridlewood Phase V
- Conditional use request for a two-sided digital billboard at 2915 Kazi Street
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including the allocation of $1,803,000 in ARPA funds for public safety and engineering equipment. The agenda also includes proposed tax changes for hotels and prepared foods, as well as a housing development option agreement.
- Allocation of $1,803,000 in ARPA funds for public safety and engineering equipment
- Option agreement with JURHA for a 20-unit multifamily duplex project on East Johnson Avenue
- Ordinance to levy a 4% gross receipts tax on hotel and motel accommodations
- Ordinance regarding a tax on the gross receipts of prepared foods
- Rezoning request for property at 4600 E Nettleton Avenue
Public Works Council Committee
The committee will consider several resolutions regarding property acquisitions and agreements. These include purchasing right-of-way on Creath Avenue for road improvements and acquiring property on Willow Road for flood mitigation. The agenda also includes a contract for the City of Jonesboro Maintenance Facility Project.
- Agreement with Bailey Contractors, Inc. for the Maintenance Facility Project
- Property purchase at 3901 Willow Road for flood mitigation
- Right-of-way purchases on Creath Avenue for roadway improvements
- Encroachment agreement with Jonesboro Public Schools
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee is reviewing several new ordinances and resolutions. These include a proposed tax on hotel rentals and software for the Parks Department. The committee will also consider a federal justice grant and a property option for a 20-unit housing project.
- Ordinance to levy a 4% gross receipts tax on hotel and motel accommodations
- Software agreement with Active Network, LLC for the Parks Department
- Resolution to accept the FY21 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant
- Property option agreement with JURHA for a 20-unit multifamily duplex project
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications. These include a request to install digital billboards on Paula Drive, a subdivision near Caraway Road, and a rezoning on E Nettleton Avenue.
- Request to replace four static billboards with two digital billboards at 2701 Paula Drive
- Final subdivision approval for Cope's Minor Plat on approximately 23.49 acres off Caraway Road
- Rezoning of 0.2 acres at 4600 E Nettleton Avenue from R-2 to C-3
City Council
The council will vote on a new tax on prepared foods and several property tax levies for police, fire, and library services. They will also consider multiple right-of-way purchases on Creath Avenue for road improvements. Additionally, the agenda includes software contract approvals and American Rescue Plan fund allocations.
- Ordinance to levy a tax on prepared foods
- Property tax levies for police, fire, and library services
- Right-of-way purchases on Creath Avenue for road improvements
- American Rescue Plan funds for city pool heating and IT equipment
- Private club permits for Red Wolf Blvd and W. Huntington Ave
Public Safety Council Committee
The committee will consider resolutions to condemn properties at 217 Gilbert and 615 Cate. It will also review an ordinance regarding traffic sign placement and a $1,803,000 allocation of American Rescue Plan funds for equipment. Additionally, the committee will review mosquito reports from June through August 2021.
- Allocation of $1,803,000 from American Rescue Plan funds for public safety and engineering equipment
- Ordinance to place traffic signs at locations determined by the Traffic Control Committee
- Resolution to condemn property located at 217 Gilbert
- Resolution to condemn property located at 615 Cate
- Review of Vector Mosquito reports for June, July, and August 2021
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board of Zoning Adjustments will consider two variance applications. One request involves setback reductions and regulation waivers at 3101 Parker Annex Road. The other concerns a six-foot privacy fence at 4214 Cornerstone Drive.
- Variance request for setbacks and regulation waivers at 3101 Parker Annex Road
- Variance request for a six-foot privacy fence at 4214 Cornerstone Drive
- Approval of September 21, 2021 meeting minutes
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee is considering resolutions to levy property taxes for firefighters' and police pensions, as well as a library tax. Additionally, the committee will review allocating American Rescue Plan funds for pool equipment and information systems technology.
- Proposed 0.5 mill tax for firefighters pension plans
- Proposed 0.5 mill tax for police pension plans
- Proposed 2 mill tax for the public library
- Allocation of American Rescue Plan funds for Jonesboro City Pool heating and filter system
- Allocation of American Rescue Plan funds for Information Systems Department audio/video equipment
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission will consider a site plan for the Southern Hills Apartment Complex. The commission will also review a preliminary subdivision for 80 lots and a conditional use request for mini storage units.
- Site plan review for Southern Hills Apartment Complex off Southern Ridge Boulevard
- Preliminary subdivision of 80 lots at Frog Pond Subdivision near Richardson Drive
- Conditional use request for mini storage units at 5441 and 5443 Southwest Drive
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances for a new tax on prepared foods and a contract for payroll and HR software. The agenda also includes resolutions to purchase right-of-way for roadway improvements and various grant applications.
- Ordinance to levy a tax on gross receipts of prepared foods
- Contract for SyncHR payroll and HR software
- Resolutions to purchase right-of-way at Creath Avenue, S Fisher Street, and S Bridge Street
- Agreement with City Water and Light for electric vehicle station equipment
- Ordinance to vacate a drainage easement on E. Highland Drive
Public Works Council Committee
The committee will consider resolutions to purchase additional right-of-way at several addresses on Creath Avenue for roadway improvements. Also on the agenda is an agreement with SCS Engineers for solid waste management planning. Additionally, a resolution to convey an easement to the Arkansas State Highway Commission will be introduced.
- Right-of-way purchases at 715, 914, 815, 905, 819, 1118, and 1101 Creath Avenue
- Engineering services agreement with SCS Engineers for solid waste management
- Permanent easement conveyance to the Arkansas State Highway Commission
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The committee will consider introducing ordinances for a prepared foods tax and new payroll software. Also on the agenda are resolutions regarding grant funding for Union Street Park and ward boundary reviews.
- Ordinance to levy a tax on gross receipts of prepared foods
- Contract for SyncHR by PrimePay payroll and HR software
- Budget amendment for Union Street Park development
- Resolution to apply for historical records and archival grants
- Retaining EFS Geotechnologies to review city ward boundaries
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is reviewing requests for preliminary and final subdivisions in the R-1 Single Family Residential District. These items include developments located off Caraway Road, Prospect Farm Lane, and Prospect Village Drive. The commission will also approve minutes from the August 24 meeting.
- Cope's Minor Plat: preliminary subdivision of 3 lots on ~23.49 acres off Caraway Road
- Prospect Farms Phase 4: final subdivision of 3 lots on ~1.67 acres
- Prospect Village Phase 2: final subdivision of 43 lots on ~13.08 acres
Public Services Council Committee
The Public Services Council Committee will consider two new resolutions regarding pro-life status and healthcare freedom related to vaccine mandates. The committee will also review the minutes from the March 16, 2021 meeting.
- Resolution RES-21:167 declaring Jonesboro a pro-life city
- Resolution RES-21:199 regarding healthcare freedom and vaccine mandates
- Approval of March 16, 2021 meeting minutes (MIN-21:022)
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board of Zoning Adjustments is reviewing several property variance requests. These include changes to setbacks at 1104 Thrush Road and 3101 Parker Annex Road. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from August 27, 2021.
- Variance for setbacks at 1104 Thrush Road
- Request for a single-family residence at 511 West Monroe Avenue
- Variance for setback reductions at 3101 Parker Annex Road
- Approval of August 27, 2021 meeting minutes
Public Works Council Committee
The Public Works Council Committee is considering several resolutions for infrastructure projects. These include an agreement with City Water and Light for electric vehicle station equipment and multiple proposals to purchase right-of-way for roadway improvements. The committee will also consider accepting a drainage easement at 4119 Stadium Blvd.
- Agreement with City Water and Light (CWL) for electric vehicle station equipment
- Right-of-way purchases at 805, 707, 812, and 1112 Creath Avenue
- Right-of-way purchase at 233 S Fisher Street
- Right-of-way purchase at 232 S Bridge Street
- Drainage easement acceptance at 4119 Stadium Blvd
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee will review several resolutions to be introduced. Proposed items include a budget amendment for three new police officer positions and the acceptance of American Rescue Plan funds. The committee will also consider sports complex sponsorships and various property liens.
- Resolution to add three police officer positions at a U2 pay grade
- Acceptance of 2021 American Rescue Plan funds from the U.S. Department of Treasury
- Contract with Advance Sign for two outfield signs at Southside Softball Complex
- Contract with St Bernards for one athletic field at Joe Mack Campbell Sports Complex
- Resolutions to place municipal liens on various Jonesboro properties
Nominating and Rules Committee
The committee will review a resolution for board and commission appointments and reappointments. These recommendations are submitted by Mayor Harold Copenhaver.
- Resolution RES-21:177 regarding board and commission appointments/reappointments
- Approval of minutes from the August 11, 2021 meeting
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances for a downtown business improvement assessment and a clean energy program. The agenda also includes votes on contracts for police equipment and 911 language services.
- Contract with Axon Enterprises, Inc for body cameras and tasers
- Resolution for athletic field sponsorship at Joe Mack Campbell Sports Complex
- Ordinance for Downtown Business Improvement District assessments
- Ordinance creating a Property Assessed Clean Energy improvement district
- Rezoning of property at 2407 West Matthews
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The committee will consider ordinances for a downtown business assessment and a clean energy improvement district. It will also review contracts for police equipment and E-911 language interpretation services.
- Downtown Business Improvement District property assessment ordinance
- Creation of a Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) district
- Athletic field sponsorship contract with Colson Group
- Axon Enterprises, Inc contract for body cameras and tasers
- Voiance Language Services LLC contract for E-911 interpretation
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board of Zoning Adjustments is reviewing two variance applications for properties in the C-3 General Commercial District. The board will consider a request for a larger freestanding sign on E. Johnson Avenue and an additional driveway access on E. Nettleton Avenue.
- Variance request for a 30’ freestanding sign at 3418 E. Johnson Avenue
- Variance request to maintain two driveways at 2713 East Nettleton Avenue
- Approval of minutes from the June 15, 2021 BZA meeting
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is reviewing several preliminary and final subdivision applications. These include residential developments at Brookshire Place, Prospect Farms, and Southern Oaks. The agenda also includes a rezoning request for 5403 E Nettleton Avenue.
- Preliminary subdivision for 44 lots at Brookshire Place Phase 2
- Preliminary subdivision for 3 lots at Prospect Farms Phase 4
- Preliminary subdivision for 82 lots at Southern Oaks Phase 2
- Final subdivision for 61 lots at Prospect Farms Phase 7
- Rezoning of 5403 E Nettleton from C-3 to RS-7
City Council
The council will consider resolutions to sell property tracts to the Arkansas State Highway Commission and accept several grants for parks and litter prevention. Additionally, the council will review new ordinances regarding traffic signs and stormwater management regulations.
- Sale of Tract 85 and Tract 15 to Arkansas State Highway Commission
- Rezoning request for 2407 West Matthews
- Final vote on rezoning 6609 C.W. Post Road from R-1 to I-2
- Amendments to stormwater management regulations
- Acceptance of the Cigarette Litter Prevention Program grant
Nominating and Rules Committee
The committee will consider resolutions to make appointments and reappointments to various boards and commissions as recommended by Mayor Harold Copenhaver. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the May 25, 2021, meeting.
- Resolution RES-21:161 regarding board and commission appointments and reappointments
- Resolution RES-21:162 regarding board and commission appointments and reappointments
- Approval of minutes for the May 25, 2021 meeting (MIN-21:046)
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee will consider several resolutions for new business. These include authorizing grant applications for cigarette litter prevention and outdoor recreation. The committee will also review a sponsorship agreement with Getback Inc.
- Resolution to accept the 2021 Keep America Beautiful Cigarette Litter Prevention Program Grant
- Resolution to apply for the National Park Service Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership grant
- Resolution to submit a 2022 Outdoor Recreation Matching Grant application
- Sponsorship agreement with Getback Inc. for an information technology van wrap
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission will consider two rezoning requests. One application proposes changing 2407 W Matthews from residential to commercial use, while another proposes changing 5403 E Nettleton from commercial to residential use. The commission will also approve minutes from the July 27, 2021 meeting.
- Rezoning of 2407 W Matthews from R-1 to C-3
- Rezoning of 5403 E Nettleton from C-3 to RS-7
- Approval of July 27, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The Jonesboro City Council will vote on several ordinances regarding property rezonings and amendments to the stormwater drainage manual. The agenda also includes resolutions to enter into agreements with local organizations for community services and park improvements. Additionally, the council will review June 2021 financial reports and various municipal liens.
- Rezoning 6609 C.W. Post Road from residential to industrial district
- Rezoning 5441 and 5443 Southwest Drive to general commercial district
- Rezoning 3003 Kingsbury Drive from multi-family to general commercial district
- Agreements with community groups for public services and park trail work
- Resolutions to place municipal liens on various properties
Public Works Council Committee
The committee will consider ordinances to amend design criteria and performance standards for stormwater management. It will also review resolutions authorizing the sale of Tract 85 and Tract 15 to the Arkansas State Highway Commission.
- Ordinance amending stormwater management design criteria (ORD-21:036)
- Ordinance amending stormwater management performance standards (ORD-21:037)
- Resolution to sell Tract 85 to Arkansas State Highway Commission (RES-21:159)
- Resolution to sell Tract 15 to Arkansas State Highway Commission (RES-21:160)
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The commission will consider a request to install a 121-foot wireless tower at 2907 Driftwood Lane. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the June 22, 2021, meeting. A rezoning request for 2411 N. Church was withdrawn.
- Conditional use request for a 121-foot wireless tower at 2907 Driftwood Lane
- Approval of June 22, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding industrial development revenue bonds for Nestlé Prepared Foods Company. The agenda also includes property purchases for flood mitigation and several rezoning requests.
- Public hearing regarding industrial development revenue bonds for Nestlé Prepared Foods Company
- Resolutions to purchase 3804 Gamblin Drive and 3901 Willow Road for flood mitigation
- Resolution to purchase property at 915 W. Oak from the Arkansas State Land Commissioner
- Rezoning of 5441 and 5443 Southwest Drive from C-4 to C-3
- Rezoning of 6609 C.W. Post Road from R-1 to I-2
Public Safety Council Committee
The committee will consider a new ordinance to place various traffic signs at locations determined by the Traffic Control Committee. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the June 15, 2021 meeting.
- Introduction of Ordinance ORD-21:033 regarding traffic sign placement
- Approval of minutes for the June 15, 2021 meeting
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee will consider ordinances to purchase new police vehicles and amend the 2021 budget. The meeting also includes several resolutions to place municipal liens on various properties. Additionally, the committee will review agreements with community organizations for public services and park projects.
- Ordinance to waive competitive bidding for two Chevrolet Tahoes and one Chevrolet Silverado for the Police Department
- Resolutions to place municipal liens on multiple properties, including 200 Mulberry and 200 S. Allis
- Agreement with West End Neighborhood Association for the CWL Park Blazing to Fitness Trail
- Agreements with CASA and Hispanic Community Services Center for public services programs
- Contract with Bloom Pediatric Therapy for sponsorship at Joe Mack Campbell Sports Complex
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is reviewing a site plan for a proposed industrial facility. The request involves a 150,000 square foot building for Spirit Manufacturing in the I-2 General Industrial District.
- Site plan review for Spirit Manufacturing at 2211 Barnhill Road
- Proposed 150,000 square foot building in the I-2 General Industrial District
- Approval of June 22, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council
The council will consider several resolutions to place municipal liens on various local properties. The agenda also includes first readings for multiple rezoning ordinances and potential applications for HUD and DOT grants.
- Rezoning 5441 and 5443 Southwest Drive from C-4 to C-3
- Rezoning 6609 C.W. Post Road from R-1 to I-2
- Rezoning 3003 Kingsbury Drive from R-2 to C-3
- HUD Choice Neighborhood Planning Grant application
- Public hearing for Industrial Development Revenue Bonds
Public Works Council Committee
The Public Works Council Committee will review an amendment to the stormwater drainage design manual. The committee will also consider resolutions authorizing property purchases at 3804 Gamblin Drive and 3901 Willow Road for flood mitigation.
- Amendment to Stormwater Drainage Design Manual (ORD-21:032)
- Property purchase authorization for 3804 Gamblin Drive (RES-21:126)
- Property purchase authorization for 3901 Willow Road (RES-21:127)
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The committee will consider an ordinance to un-restrict remaining capital improvement funds from 2016-2020 projects and move them to the general fund. The agenda also includes several resolutions regarding municipal liens, land donations, and federal grant applications.
- Ordinance to reallocate STIP capital improvement funds to general fund reserves
- Public hearing setting for industrial development revenue bonds
- Resolution accepting a land donation from Jonesboro Economic Development Corporation
- Application for HUD FY21 Choice Neighborhood Planning Grant
- Application for DOT FY21 RAISE grant for the Jonesboro Connectivity Master Plan
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is considering multiple land use applications. These include requests for new residential subdivisions, a conditional use permit for storage units, and rezoning.
- Southern Oaks preliminary subdivision for 78 lots on 21.54 acres
- Elizabeth Acres subdivision for 10 lots at 403 and 404 Elizabeth Lane
- Conditional use request for storage and warehousing at 3914 S Caraway Road
- Rezoning of 5441 and 5443 Southwest Drive from C-4 to C-3
City Council
The Jonesboro City Council will consider several sponsorship and rental agreements for local sports complexes. The agenda also includes ordinances regarding a private club permit, traffic signs, and updated council procedures.
- Rezoning 7201 E. Highland Drive from R-1 to C-3
- Private club permit for The Social of Jonesboro at 1004 Chancery Lane
- Easement and right of way at 3511 East Highland Drive
- Sponsorship contracts for the Jonesboro Shooting Sports Complex
- Application for the DOJ COPS hiring program
Public Safety Council Committee
The committee will consider an ordinance regarding the placement of various traffic signs. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the May 18, 2021 meeting.
- Ordinance ORD-21:026 to place traffic signs at locations determined by the Traffic Control Committee
- Approval of minutes for the May 18, 2021 Public Safety Committee meeting
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board of Zoning Adjustments will consider multiple variance requests for properties in various districts. These cases involve changes to fence heights, building footprints, and lot frontage requirements.
- Variance for 3914 S. Caraway Road regarding masonry exterior requirements
- Variance for 403 Elizabeth Lane to reduce minimum lot frontage to 59.44 ft
- Variance for 910 Sycamore Cove to increase fence height from 3 ft to 6 ft
- Variance for 428 N Main to extend a building footprint with a pipe shed
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee will review several resolutions for sponsorships at local sports complexes. The committee will also consider facility rental agreements and an application for a federal police hiring program.
- Sponsorships for athletic fields and ranges at local sports complexes
- Facility usage agreement with Jonesboro Jets, Inc.
- Rental of Joe Mack Campbell Sports Complex to East Arkansas Broadcasters
- Rental of Southside Sports Complex to Saga Communications of Arkansas LLC
- Application for the FY2021 COPS hiring program through the U.S. Department of Justice
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is reviewing rezoning applications for two properties. One request seeks to change 3003 Kingsbury Drive from R-1 to C-3, while a second request for 6609 C W Post Road has been postponed until June 22, 2021.
- Rezoning of 3003 Kingsbury Drive from R-1 to C-3 (.23 +/- acres)
- Postponement of rezoning for 6609 C W Post Road until June 22, 2021
City Council
The Jonesboro City Council will review several resolutions regarding infrastructure, including rail expansions at Craighead Technology Park and E-911 service renewals. The agenda also includes requests for property rezonings and a private club permit application.
- Contracts with Richard Baughn Construction, Inc. and Trac-Work, Inc. for the Craighead Technology Park rail expansion
- Renewal of a five-year contract with AT&T for E-911 equipment and services
- Rezoning of 7201 E. Highland Drive from R-1 to C-3
- Private club permit application for The Social of Jonesboro at 1004 Chancery Lane
- Grant applications for bus facilities and bullet proof vests
Public Works Council Committee
The Public Works Council Committee will consider a resolution to grant an easement and right of way at 3511 East Highland Drive to Centerpoint Energy Arkansas Gas. The committee will also review the minutes from the May 4, 2021 meeting.
- Resolution RES-21:088 regarding an easement at 3511 East Highland Drive
- Approval of May 4, 2021, meeting minutes
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee is reviewing several proposed ordinances and resolutions. These include applications for federal transit and law enforcement grants, as well as contracts for rail expansion at Craighead Technology Park. The committee will also consider a request to waive competitive bidding for an incinerator blower fan.
- Contracts with Richard Baughn Construction, Inc. and Trac-Work, Inc. for the Craighead Technology Park rail expansion project
- Grant applications for federal bus funding (FTA) and bulletproof vests (DOJ)
- Sponsorship agreement with Centennial Bank for sports complex signage and fields
- Request to waive competitive bidding for a city incinerator blower fan
- Agreement with NEAIDC for economic development services funding
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is reviewing applications for three preliminary subdivisions. These include the Jackson Cove, Wolf Trails, and Southern Oaks projects.
- Jackson Cove: 30 lots on 8.84 acres west of Greensboro Road
- Wolf Trails Subdivision: 30 lots on approximately 7.00 acres at 305 N. Airport Road
- Southern Oaks: 78 lots on approximately 21.54 acres off Southwest Drive
Nominating and Rules Committee
The committee will consider an ordinance to update City Council rules and procedures for 2021. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the April 14, 2021 meeting.
- Ordinance ORD-21:025 regarding City Council rules and procedures
- Approval of minutes from the April 14, 2021 meeting
City Council
The council will vote on a construction contract for the Jonesboro Shooting Sports Complex Range Building. The meeting also includes discussions on federal grant applications and various zoning changes.
- Contract with Olympus Construction for the Jonesboro Shooting Sports Complex Range Building
- Rezoning of 7201 E. Highland Drive from R-1 to C-3
- Rezoning of 6515 C.W. Post Road from R-1 to I-1
- Applications for Federal-Aid Recreational Trails and Transportation Alternatives Program funds
- Traffic control device agreement at Highway 18 and Quality Way
Public Safety Council Committee
The committee will consider resolutions regarding traffic sign placement and a five-year contract renewal with AT&T for E-911 services. The agenda also includes approval of Change Order No. 1 for the Animal Control Renovations Project.
- Ordinance for placing traffic signs at locations determined by the Traffic Control Committee
- Change Order No. 1 for the Animal Control Renovations Project
- Renewal of a five-year contract with AT&T for E-911 equipment and services
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board of Zoning Adjustments will consider five applications for variances in residential and commercial districts. These requests involve building setbacks, fence regulations, lot dimensions, and street paving.
- Variance for a 780-square-foot garage at 801 Shoshoni Drive
- Fence height and opacity changes at 1220 W Jefferson Avenue
- Lot depth and setback reductions at 1716 Executive Square
- Paving a 12-foot wide street without curb and gutter at 603 Pinehill Lane
- Driveway addition on Church Street for 1238 Main Street
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee will review resolutions regarding traffic control and federal grant applications. This includes applying for recreational trails and transportation alternatives funds from the Arkansas Department of Transportation. The committee will also consider approving minutes from the April 27, 2021 meeting.
- Traffic control device agreement at Highway 18 and Quality Way
- Application for FY21 Recreational Trails Program funds
- Application for FY21 Transportation Alternatives Program funds
- Approval of April 27, 2021, meeting minutes
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The commission will review several development proposals including site plans and preliminary subdivisions. The agenda includes requests for new residential lots in Eden Hills, Harrison Hills, and Jackson Cove. A rezoning request for 17.33 acres on East Highland Drive is also scheduled for consideration.
- Site plan review for a 315,000 square foot facility at Highland Drive and Great Dane
- Eden Hills Estate Phase III preliminary subdivision for 32 lots
- Harrison Hills preliminary subdivision for 11 lots
- Jackson Cove Residential Subdivision preliminary subdivision for 30 lots
- Rezoning of 7201 E Highland Drive from R-1 to C-3
City Council
The City Council is considering ordinances for industrial development revenue bonds related to the Nice-Pak 2021 project. The agenda also includes rezoning requests for C.W. Post Road and Southwest Drive, as well as a property purchase at 1506 Pratt Circle.
- Issuance of industrial development revenue bonds for Nice-Pak 2021
- Rezoning 6515 C.W. Post Road from R-1 to I-1
- Property purchase at 1506 Pratt Circle
- Rezoning 4503 Southwest Drive from R-1 to C-3
- Approval of the 2021 CDBG Action Plan
Public Works Council Committee
The committee will consider introducing a resolution to enter into a contract with Olympus Construction for the Jonesboro Shooting Sports Complex Phase IIC Range Building. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the April 6, 2021, meeting.
- Resolution RES-21:071 regarding the Jonesboro Shooting Sports Complex Phase IIC - Range Building
- Approval of minutes for the April 6, 2021, Public Works meeting
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board is reviewing a variance request for the property at 3700 E Johnson. The application seeks to modify landscaping, light pole heights, building exterior finishes, and monument sign requirements within the C-3 General Commercial Density District.
- Variance VR-21-14 for 3700 E Johnson
- Request to modify landscaping, light pole heights, building exterior finishes, and monument sign requirements
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The committee will consider an ordinance to authorize industrial development revenue bonds and related agreements for the Nice-Pak 2021 project. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding the FY21 AmeriCorps VISTA program grant and the 2021 CDBG Action Plan.
- Ordinance ORD-21:018 for Nice-Pak 2021 industrial development revenue bonds
- Resolution RES-21:068 to accept the FY21 AmeriCorps VISTA program grant
- Resolution RES-21:069 approving the 2021 CDBG Action Plan
- Approval of April 13, 2021, meeting minutes
Public Safety Council Committee
The committee will review an ordinance to place traffic signs at locations determined by the Traffic Control Committee. Additionally, the E911 Director will present options and pricing for a public text alert system.
- Ordinance ORD-21:016 regarding traffic sign placement
- Presentation on E911 public text alert system options and pricing
- Approval of minutes from the January 19, 2021 meeting
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board of Zoning Adjustments will consider several applications for variances regarding building finishes, setbacks, and landscaping. These requests involve properties in both residential and commercial districts. The board will also approve the meeting minutes from March 16, 2021.
- Variance for 2017 Bridger Road to reduce green-space and building finish requirements
- Side setback variance for 406 and 408 W. Allen
- Request for an 8 ft. fence at 4204 Nobhill Circle instead of the standard 6 ft.
- Variance for 3700 E Johnson regarding landscaping, light poles, and signage
- Temporary placement of a portable classroom at 210 E Johnson Avenue
Nominating and Rules Committee
The committee will consider a resolution regarding appointments and reappointments to various boards and commissions as recommended by Mayor Harold Copenhaver. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the April 6, 2021, meeting.
- Resolution RES-21:067 for board and commission appointments
- Approval of minutes from the April 6, 2021, meeting
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee is reviewing resolutions for property liens and contract sponsorships. The agenda also includes proposals to accept a State Farm mini grant and apply for a federal transportation grant.
- Municipal lien on 4506 Janice
- Municipal lien on 706 W. Jefferson
- First Security Bank sponsorship for an athletic field at Joe Mack Campbell Sports Complex
- Acceptance of a State Farm mini grant
- Application for the US DOT FY21 Low-No Emissions Grant
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is reviewing several subdivision plat applications and a rezoning request. Proposed developments include Wolf Meadows Phase 3, Lake Pointe Phase II, and Tommy's Development Addition. The commission will also consider rezoning 4503 Southwest Drive from residential to commercial use.
- Final subdivision plat for 54 lots at Wolf Meadows Phase 3
- Final subdivision plat for 13 lots at Lake Pointe Phase II
- Final plat approval for Tommy's Development Addition at 3700 E. Johnson Avenue
- Rezoning of 4503 Southwest Drive from R-1 to C-3 General Commercial District
City Council
The council will vote on several items, including a budget amendment to add three firefighter positions. The agenda also includes rezoning requests and a partnership for railroad track improvements in Craighead Technology Park.
- Budget amendment to add three firefighter positions
- Rezoning of 3506 Southwest Drive from C-3 LUO to RS-6
- Private club permit for Lost Pizza Co. at 3410 E. Johnson Avenue
- Partnership with Post Foods for railroad track improvements in Craighead Technology Park
- Zoning classifications for homeless shelters
Public Works Council Committee
The committee will consider resolutions for Patrick Street sidewalk improvements and architectural services for the City Maintenance Facility project. A pending ordinance regarding sidewalk exemptions for industrial parks is also on the agenda.
- Contract with Crabtree & Son Construction, Inc. for Patrick Street sidewalk improvements - Phase 3
- Agreement with Cooper Mixon Architects, PLLC for City Maintenance Facility architectural services
- Ordinance amendment regarding sidewalk exemptions for property in planned industrial parks
Nominating and Rules Committee
The Nominating and Rules Committee will review resolutions for board and commission appointments recommended by Mayor Harold Copenhaver. The agenda also includes a proposal to rename the Jonesboro Beautification Commission.
- Resolution to rename the 'Jonesboro Beautification Commission' to 'Keep Jonesboro Beautiful'
- Appointments and reappointments to boards and commissions
- Approval of February 8, 2021, meeting minutes
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee is reviewing several resolutions, including requests for free utility services at city-owned properties. The agenda also includes a contract with Arkansas State University and a proposed partnership with Post Foods for railroad track improvements. Additionally, the committee will consider amending the 2021 budget to add three firefighter positions.
- Resolution to add three firefighter positions to the 2021 budget
- Contract with Arkansas State University for athletic field sponsorship at Joe Mack Campbell Sports Complex
- Request for free utility services at 3702 Moore Road and 920 Aggie Road
- Partnership with Post Foods for railroad track improvements in Craighead Technology Park
- Revision of approved job titles in the City Salary & Administration Plan
City Council
The council will vote on budget amendments to include grant funding for rail infrastructure expansion from federal, state, and regional agencies. The agenda also includes new zoning classifications for homeless shelters and several property rezoning requests. Additionally, the council will review a contract for ADA evaluation services.
- Budget amendments for rail infrastructure grants from federal, state, and regional agencies
- New zoning classifications for homeless shelters (ORD-21:010)
- Rezoning of 3506 Southwest Drive to RS-6 residential district (ORD-21:012)
- Contract with Tcherneshoff Consulting, Inc. for ADA evaluation services (RES-21:040)
- Request for City Water and Light contribution toward a new fire truck ladder truck (RES-21:041)
Public Services Council Committee
The committee meeting includes the election of a chair and the approval of minutes from November 17, 2020. The agenda also provides for new business, pending items, and public comments.
- Election of a Chair
- Approval of November 17, 2020, minutes
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board of Zoning Adjustments will consider several requests for property variances regarding setbacks, landscaping, and building materials. These applications cover both residential and commercial properties throughout the city. The board will also review minutes from the January 19, 2021 meeting.
- Variance for 4405 and 4401 Finn Road to reduce front yard setbacks from 25 ft. to 20 ft.
- Variance for 3105 Southwest Drive regarding landscape and parking setback omissions
- Variance for 805 Gwen Street to build a duplex on a 6,900 sq. ft. lot
- Variance for 3725 E Johnson to reduce landscape buffers and allow a pylon sign
- Variance for 610 Willett Road to allow a temporary gravel driveway
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The committee will consider resolutions to amend the 2021 budget with various grant funds for rail infrastructure. The agenda also includes a request for fire department equipment funding and a lease agreement for space in the Justice Complex Building.
- Requesting City Water and Light contribution for a new fire department ladder truck
- Authorizing a lease agreement with Craighead County for space in the Justice Complex Building
- Budget amendments to include rail infrastructure grants from Delta Regional Authority, EDA, and FRA
- Budget amendment for Arkansas Department of Transportation rail crossing modifications
- Execution of a Letter of Credit for the Arkansas DEQ
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is reviewing applications for a new residential subdivision and two rezoning requests. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the February 23, 2021 meeting.
- Preliminary subdivision of 61 lots at Prospect Farms Phase 7
- Rezoning of 3506 Southwest Drive from C-3 to RS-6
- Rezoning of 6515 CW Post Road from R-1 to I-1
Public Works Council Committee
The Public Works Council Committee will review proposed ordinances regarding zoning classifications for homeless shelters. The committee will also consider resolutions for a drainage easement and an ADA evaluation contract.
- Ordinance to define zoning classifications for homeless shelters
- Resolution to accept a permanent drainage easement from Brasher Investments, LLLP
- Contract approval with Tcherneshoff Consulting, Inc. for ADA evaluation services
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee will consider several resolutions regarding city contracts and federal funding. This includes a construction contract for the Veterans' Village Community Center and applications for AmeriCorps VISTA and FEMA grants. The committee will also review a proposed municipal lien on property at 1907 Irby.
- Construction contract with Olympus Construction, Inc. for Veterans’ Village Community Center
- Municipal lien on property at 1907 Irby
- HUD agreement to allocate CARES Act funding
- Application for the 2021 AmeriCorps VISTA Program Grant
- FEMA award acceptance for Jonesboro Acquisition and Demolition Project
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board of Zoning Adjustments is considering five different variance applications for properties in residential and commercial districts. These requests involve changes to setbacks, lot sizes, and signage requirements. The board will also approve meeting minutes from January 19, 2021.
- Variance for reduced front yard setbacks at 4405 and 4401 Finn Road
- Setback and entrance changes for 3105 Southwest Drive
- Request for two residential structures on one lot at 4104 Manila Street and 2319 Boydston Street
- Variance to build a duplex on a 6,900 sq. ft. lot at 805 Gwen Street
- Reduced landscape buffers and pylon sign request for 3725 E Johnson
City Council
The council will consider an ordinance regarding ward-specific voting for Position 1 council members. They will also review a rezoning request for 3506 Southwest Drive and the adoption of cottage housing standards. Other items include several engineering and construction agreements.
- Rezoning of 3506 Southwest Drive from R-1 to C-3 LUO
- Agreement with Tate General Contractors for Animal Control Renovations
- Ordinance regarding ward-specific voting for Position 1 Council members
- Adoption of Cottage Housing Standards
- Engineering agreement for the Downtown to ASU Connection Project
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee will consider several resolutions to place municipal liens on properties in Jonesboro. The committee will also discuss agreements for rail crossing modifications and professional services for a rail spur project.
- Resolutions to place municipal liens on properties at 1904 Irby, 2203 Glenwood, 1014 S Culberhouse, 915 W. Oak, and 800 E Washington
- Agreement with ARDOT for rail crossing modification at Hwy 18 Spur MLK Jr. Drive widening project
- Agreement with W. William Graham Jr., Inc. for professional services for the industrial lead rail spur project
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is reviewing a conceptual plan for multifamily housing on Woodsprings Road. The commission will also consider a 43-lot subdivision at Prospect Village Phase 2 and two property rezoning requests.
- Conceptual review of 1510 and 1604 Woodsprings Road for a multifamily development
- Preliminary subdivision approval for Prospect Village Phase 2 with 43 proposed lots on 12.93 acres
- Rezoning of 3506 Southwest Drive from R-1 to C-3 General Commercial Limited Industrial
- Rezoning of 305 Airport Road from R-1 to RS-8 Single Family Residential
Nominating and Rules Committee
The committee will consider mayoral recommendations for appointments to various boards and commissions, including the Board of Zoning Adjustments. The agenda also includes discussion on a pending ordinance regarding voting procedures for Position 1 Council Members within their respective wards.
- Appointments and reappointments to Boards and Commissions (RES-21:018)
- Appointments and reappointments to Boards and Commissions (RES-21:029)
- Ordinance for ward-specific voting of Position 1 Council Members (ORD-20:027)
City Council
The council will vote on several resolutions involving federal transportation and fire department grants. The meeting also includes first readings of ordinances for traffic signs and new cottage housing standards.
- Adoption of Cottage Housing Standards ordinance
- ARDOT agreement for Jonesboro Downtown to ASU Connection - Ph. 2
- Application for the Assistance to Firefighters Grant program
- Ordinance waiving bidding for street department truck repairs
- Municipal lien on property at 700 Cate
Public Works Council Committee
The committee will review resolutions for various engineering and construction contracts, including the Downtown to ASU Connection and South Caraway Widening projects. The agenda also includes a pending ordinance regarding sidewalk exemptions in planned industrial parks.
- Agreement with Tate General Contractors, Inc. for Animal Control Renovations Project
- Engineering services for Jonesboro Downtown to ASU Connection Project via Fisher Arnold
- Professional engineering services for South Caraway Widening by Pickering Firm, Inc.
- Services for the Jonesboro Industrial Lead Rail Spur project with W. William Graham Jr., Inc.
- Ordinance amendment regarding sidewalk exemptions in planned industrial parks
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee will review several resolutions regarding federal grants and infrastructure projects. The agenda includes a request to waive competitive bidding for gravel truck body work and updates on transportation and fire department funding. A presentation on cash transactions and bank reconciliations is also scheduled.
- Ordinance to waive competitive bidding for street department gravel truck repairs (ORD-21:003)
- Agreement with ARDOT for Jonesboro Downtown to ASU Connection - Ph. 2 (RES-21:011)
- Application for the Assistance to Firefighters Grant program (RES-21:013)
- Acceptance of the Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements grant (RES-21:014)
- Presentation on cash transactions and bank reconciliations (COM-21:004)
Public Safety Council Committee
The committee will elect a chair and approve minutes from the December 15, 2020 meeting. An ordinance regarding the placement of traffic signs at locations determined by the Traffic Control Committee will also be introduced.
- Election of a chair
- Approval of December 15, 2020 meeting minutes
- Introduction of Ordinance ORD-21:002 for placing various traffic signs
City Council
The council will consider an ordinance to waive bids for Avolve ProjectDox software. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding municipal liens on several properties and a grant for Veterans Village.
- Ordinance to waive bids for Avolve ProjectDox software purchase
- Resolution to condemn property at 2221 Needham Street
- Resolution to accept a Walmart Community Grant for Veterans Village supplies
- Resolutions to place municipal liens on various local properties
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board will consider several applications for variances in commercial, residential, and industrial districts. These requests involve changes to parking surfaces, building setbacks, and road infrastructure requirements.
- Variance for gravel parking area at 3000 E Parker
- Setback variance for 1901 S Caraway Road # B
- Truck loading and turning area variance for 3101 and 3105 Orval Orlan Drive
- Variance to omit asphalt, curb, and gutter at 3401 Day Drive
- Variance to eliminate perimeter curbing at 2121 Barnhill Road
Nominating and Rules Committee
This special called meeting includes the election of a committee chair. The committee will also address 2021 City Council Committee Membership Selection and approve minutes from the December 8, 2020, meeting.
- Election of a chair
- Approval of December 8, 2020, minutes (MIN-20:116)
- 2021 City Council Committee Membership Selection (COM-21:008)
Finance & Administration Council Committee
The Finance & Administration Council Committee will consider an ordinance to waive bids for Avolve ProjectDox software for the Planning Department. The agenda also includes resolutions to place municipal liens on several properties and a resolution to accept a Walmart Community Grant for Veterans Village.
- Ordinance to waive bids and purchase Avolve ProjectDox software
- Resolutions to place municipal liens on various properties, including 2507 Brooke McQueen and 716 W. Washington
- Resolution to accept a Walmart Community Grant for Veterans Village supplies
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is reviewing a draft Cottage Housing Ordinance for recommendation to Public Works. The meeting includes requests for final subdivision approvals at 3423 Hudson Drive and 3506 Southwest Drive. Additionally, the commission will consider sidewalk fee payments and a conditional use permit for a utility pump station.
- Review of Draft Cottage Housing Ordinance (COM-21:001)
- Final subdivision approval for The Landing @ Hudson at 3423 Hudson Drive
- Final subdivision for Southern Hills Replat at 3506 Southwest Drive
- Sidewalk 'In Lieu' fee requests for E Parker Road ($7,905.00) and Red Wolf Blvd ($10,050.48)
- Conditional use permit for a pump station at 413 Ridgecrest Street
City Council
The City Council will consider the 2021 budget and a resolution to sell property on Neil Drive. A public hearing is scheduled regarding bonds for Nice Pak Products, Inc. manufacturing facilities. The council will also review grant awards and policy updates.
- Public hearing for bonds to fund Nice Pak Products, Inc. manufacturing facilities
- Adoption of the 2021 City Budget
- Resolution to accept a 2021 outdoor recreation grant for Union St Park
- Resolution authorizing property sale on Neil Drive to MCP Investments, LLC
- Ordinance to vacate a utility easement near Prospect Farms and Wolf Meadows