Maumelle public meetings in 2021

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding grading permits, street plans, fire safety fees, and zoning changes. The council also addressed the 2022 operating budget and a sanitation fund amendment.

• Ordinance 1052: Amending city code regarding grading permits
• Ordinance 1053: Amending the Master Street Plan
• Ordinance 1054: Amending fire safety review, testing and inspection fees
• Ordinance 1055: Amending the Maumelle Land Use Plan
• Ordinance 1056: Amending the Maumelle Zoning Map from PRD to PCD

City Council

The City of Maumelle has released its proposed budget for the 2022 fiscal year. The document outlines projected revenues, personnel costs, and operating expenditures across various city departments.

• Courts: $5,000 for building private entrance/exit for judge's office
• Fire: $45,000 for roof recoating and repair for Station 1
• Public Works: $25,000 for infrastructure drainage
• Parks & Recreation: $8,000 to replace mower deck
• Parks & Recreation: $11,000 to replace hot water heater at pool

City Council

The City Council will discuss the 2022 operating budget and an amendment to the 2021 Sanitation Fund budget. The body will also hold a Board of Sign Appeals meeting and consider several ordinances regarding city code and land use.

• Resolution 2021-40: Approving an operating budget for 2022
• Resolution 2021-39: Amending the 2021 Sanitation Fund Budget
• Sign variance request for Splash Car Wash & Oil Change
• Ordinance 1050: Third reading to establish Improvement District #17
• Ordinance 1054: Second reading for fire safety review, testing, and inspection fees

City Council

The City Council will discuss recognizing Juneteenth as a formal paid holiday and granting a conditional use permit for a kiosk-type dog wash facility. The body will also review amendments to the Master Street Plan and city code regarding grading and fire safety fees.

• Resolution 2021-37: Recognizing Juneteenth as a Formal Paid Holiday of Celebration
• Resolution 2021-36: Conditional use permit for a Kiosk-type Dog Wash Facility in a PRD zoning district
• Ordinance 1054: Amending Maumelle City Code for fire safety review, testing and inspection fees
• Ordinance 1053: Amending Master Street Plan to remove connections in the I-1 area
• Resolution 2021-38: Accepting release of easements and quitclaim deeds from Central Arkansas Water

City Council

The City Council will discuss the issuance of industrial development revenue bonds and a resolution to participate in nationwide opioid class action litigation. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding the establishment of Improvement District #17.

• Resolution 2021-33: Issuance of industrial development revenue bonds for an industrial facility
• Resolution 2021-34: Authorization for Mayor to execute participation forms for opioid litigation
• Ordinance 1050: Establishing Municipal Property Owners’ Improvement District #17
• Resolution 2021-35: Amending the 2021 Street Fund Budget for engineering services
• Ordinance 1047: Franchise Agreement with Unite Private Networks, LLC

City Council

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City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding land use and zoning amendments for the O’Reilly Senior Community Addition. The agenda also includes discussions on police officer sick leave accrual and a communications network franchise agreement.

• Ordinance 1044: Amendment to Land Use Plan & Map for O’Reilly Senior Community Addition
• Orsoidance 1045: Amendment to Zoning Map for O’Reilly Senior Community Addition
• Resolution 2021-24: Preliminary Development Plan for O’Reilly Senior Community Addition
• Ordinance 1043: Provisions for Police Officer Sick Leave Accrual
• Ordinance 1047: Franchise Agreement with Unite Private Networks, LLC

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances related to property annexations, including the Pinnacle Heights Property and Bradley Property. The agenda also includes discussions on zoning map amendments, police sick leave accrual provisions, and a crisis intervention training agreement.

• Ordinance 1037: Annexation of Pinnacle Heights Property
• Ordinance 1040: Annexation of Bradley Property
• Ordinance 1044 & 1045: Land use and zoning amendments for O’Reilly Senior Community Addition
• Ordinance 1043: Provisions for Police Officer sick leave accrual
• Resolution 2021-28: Crisis Intervention Training Agreement with Pulaski County

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the annexation of the Bradley Property and the O’Reilly Senior Community Addition. The body is also discussing police sick leave accrual and budget amendments for fire department overtime.

• Third reading of Ordinances 1040, 1041, and 1042 regarding Bradley Property annexation
• First reading of Ordinances 1044 and 1045 and Resolution 2021-24 for O’Reilly Senior Community Addition
• First reading of Ordinance 1043 regarding Police Officer Sick Leave Accrual
• Resolution 2021-25 for municipal employee premium pay via the American Rescue Plan Act
• Resolution 2021-26 to amend the 2021 General Fund Budget for Fire Department overtime

City Council

The City Council is reviewing second readings for ordinances to annex the Pinnacle Heights and Bradley properties, including associated land use and zoning map amendments. The body is also considering appointments to the Planning Commission.

• Ordinance 1037: Annexation of Pinnacle Heights Property
• Ordinance 1040: Annexation of Bradley Property
• Ordinances 1038, 1039, 1041, 1042: Land use and zoning map amendments for annexations
• Planning Commission appointments for Mary Wnek and Justin Mallett

City Council

The City Council is meeting to discuss the annexation of the Pinnacle Heights and Bradley properties, including related zoning and land use map amendments. The body will also consider a resolution to amend the 2021 General Fund budget for fire vehicle capital and a proposal to establish right-of-way standards.

• Ordinances 1037-1042: Annexation, land use, and zoning changes for Pinnacle Heights and Bradley properties
• Resolution 2021-23: Amending the 2021 General Fund Budget for Fire Vehicle Capital
• Ordinance 1036: Establishing Right-Of-Way standards and permit regulations
• Resolution 2021-22: Disposal of a 2019 Chevrolet Tahoe SUV for the Fire Department
• Resolution 2021-21: Renaming Club Manor Cove to Jackie Johnson Cove

City Council

The City Council will review the June financial report from the Director of Finance. The meeting includes a third reading for an ordinance regarding street and drainage dedication in Country Club of Arkansas Phase 24C and a second reading for an ordinance establishing right-of-way standards.

• Third Reading: Ordinance 1035 accepting dedication of streets and drainage in Country Club of Arkansas Phase 24C
• Second Reading: Ordinance 1036 to establish rights-of-way standards
• June Financial Statement Review by Liz Mathis, Director of Finance

City Council

The Council is reviewing several ordinances including a zoning map amendment and street dedication for Country Club of Arkansas Phase 24C. Discussion includes a legal dispute with Entergy Arkansas, LLC regarding the relocation of utility equipment required for city street projects.

• First reading of Ordinance 1028 to amend the Maumelle Zoning Map from C-3 to C-2
• Second reading of Ordinance 1035 accepting dedication of streets and drainage in Country Club of Arkansas Phase 24C
• Resolution 2021-16 regarding a Conditional Use permit for a Health/Recreation Education Facility
• Resolution 2021-17 requesting Entergy Arkansas, LLC to provide business records
• First reading of Ordinance 1036 establishing right-of-way standards

City Council

The City Council is reviewing financial statements for the period ending May 31, 2021. The reports detail revenue and expenditure trends across the General, Street, Sanitation, and Police & Fire funds.

• General Fund balance is $9,066 under the required minimum balance of $2,904,284
• Overall operating expenses are $384,000 under budget YTD
• Street Fund available balance is $4,804,667
• Sanitation Fund available balance is $1,953,830
• Planned $646,000 transfer from Capital Improvement fund for a fire truck

City Council

The City Council will vote on several ordinances regarding the initiative and referendum process, as well as updates to the city's land use and zoning maps. The meeting also includes a discussion on disposing of surplus police department vehicles.

• Third reading of Ordinance 1031 regarding the initiative and referendum process
• Third reading of Ordinance 1033 amending the current land use plan map
• Third reading of Ordinance 1034 amending the current zoning map
• Resolution 2021-14 for the disposal of a 2013 Ford SUV and a 2014 Ford SUV
• Planning Commission appointments for Darrell Stephens, Robert Bateman, and Justin Mallett

City Council

The City Council is meeting to discuss several ordinances, including building requirements and bills of assurance. The body will also review the current land use and zoning maps. Additionally, the council will consider the confirmation of a mayoral appointment to the Public Facilities Board.

• Third Reading Ordinance 1032 regarding Building Requirements and Bills of Assurance
• Second Reading Ordinance 1033 amending the current Land Use Map
• Second Reading Ordinance 1034 amending the current Zoning Map
• Second Reading Amended Ordinance 1031 regarding Referendum Process
• Public Facilities Board confirmation of Mayor’s appointment

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including definitions for short-term rentals and the expansion of private streets. The body is also considering a preliminary development plan for the Harris Addition and updates to land use and zoning maps.

• Ordinance 1029: Defining short-term rentals of residential property
• Ordinance 1030: Expanding the allowance of private streets
• Resolution 2021-11: Preliminary development plan for the Harris Addition
• Ordinance 1033 and 1034: Amending the current land use and zoning maps
• Ordinance 1031: Revising the initiative and referendum process

City Council

The City Council will hold third readings for ordinances regarding the Land Use Plan, Zoning Map, and City Code supplemental provisions. The body will also discuss regulations for short-term rentals and the expansion of private streets.

• Third reading of Ordinance 1025 (Land Use Plan) and Ordinance 1026 (Zoning Map)
• Third reading of Ordinance 1027 (City Code supplemental provisions)
• Second reading of Ordinance 1029 regarding short-term rental definitions and registration
• Second reading of Ordinance 1030 to expand the allowance of private streets
• Resolution 2021-10 for the disposal of a Dodge Magnum and Dodge Charger for the Police Department

City Council

The City Council will discuss updates to the city code regarding hazardous animals and the definition of short-term residential rentals. The body is also considering a lease agreement with the State Revenue Department and the disposal of surplus police vehicles.

• Ordinance 1022: Enforcement procedures on hazardous or dangerous animals
• Ordinance 1029: Defining short-term rental of residential property
• Ordinance 1030: Expanding the allowance of private streets
• Resolution 2021-8: Lease agreement with the State Revenue Department
• Resolution 2021-9: Disposal of a Ford Interceptor and Dodge Charger for the Police Department

City Council

The Council is reviewing ordinances regarding dangerous animal enforcement procedures, land use plan amendments, and zoning map changes. Discussion also included a conditional use permit for St. Nicholas Episcopal Church.

• Ordinance 1022: Amending dog breed bans and adding $100,000 liability insurance requirement
• Ordinance 1023: Amending Land Use Plan from OS to PRD
• Ordinance 1024: Amending Zoning Map from OS to SUR
• Resolution 2021-7: Conditional use permit for St. Nicholas Episcopal Church in C-2 district

City Council

The City Council is reviewing an ordinance to revise hazardous and dangerous animal enforcement procedures. The body is also considering changes to the Land Use Plan and Zoning Map to convert open space to residential use.

• Ordinance 1022: Revising enforcement procedures and definitions for dangerous animals
• Ordinance 1023: Changing Land Use Plan designation from Open Space (OS) to Planned Residential Development (PRD)
• Ordinance 1024: Changing Zoning Map designation from Open Space (OS) to Special Use Residential (SUR)
• Resolution 2021-5: Adopting the Pulaski County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Resolution 2021-6: Conforming Civil Service Commission member terms to six years

City Council

The City Council will review several ordinances regarding city code amendments and land use changes. The meeting also includes a resolution to adopt the Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan.

• Ordinance 1021: Amending MCC § 70-101 & 102 to reduce required copies for plat submission
• Ordinance 1022: Amending Chapter 10 regarding enforcement of hazardous or dangerous animals
• Ordinance 1023: Changing land designation from OS (Open Space) to PRD (Planned Residential Development)
• Ordinance 1024: Changing land designation from OS (Open Space) to SUR (Special Use Residential)
• Resolution 2021-5: Adopting the Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan

City Council

The City Council held a second reading of Ordinance 1020, which would allow the Director of Planning and Permits to review and approve minor subdivisions and lot splits. The council also recognized outgoing member Marion Scott and employee James Johnson.

• Second reading of Ordinance 1020 regarding minor subdivision and lot split approvals
• Proclamation for National Day of Racial Healing 2021
• Proclamation of James Johnson Day on January 22, 2021
• Street Fund report showing total revenues of $1,978,894 and total expenditures of $2,277,332 through December 31, 2020

City Council

The City Council will discuss the disposal of three surplus police department vehicles. The body will also consider ordinances to change how minor subdivision splits and plat submissions are processed.

• Resolution 2021-2: Approval for the disposal of three police department vehicles
• Ordinance 1020: Amending City Code to allow the Director of Planning and Permits to approve minor subdivision splits
• Ordinance 1021: Amending City Code to reduce the number of copies required for plat submission

City Council

The City Council is meeting to discuss updates to the city code regarding drainage and storm water management. The body will also consider a resolution to restrict nepotism in hiring practices.

• Third reading of Ordinance 1019 to require residential storm water facilities to manage 25-year expectancy events
• Resolution 2021-01 regarding nepotism hiring practices
• First reading of Ordinance 1020 to allow the Director of Planning and Permits to approve minor subdivision splits
• Waiver of M.C.C. sec 54-80 Master Land Use Plan Amendment
• Waiver of M.C.C. sec 94-12 Zoning Amendment Application