City Council Meeting 10-26-26

“The City of North Little Rock welcomes people of diverse cultures and beliefs. Any religious viewpoint expressed during invocation, or at any other time during the meeting, reflects only the personal opinion of the speaker. It is not intended to proselytize, advance, or disparage any religious belief.”

Council Agenda 10-26-26
Agenda Package 10-26-26
Draft Minutes 10-12-26

COMMUNICATIONS

  1. Anita Paul, Mayor’s Office memorandum re: application for New Restaurant Beer & Wine Combination for Juicy Seafood, 4131 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, Suite E, North Little Rock, by Quing Chen.
  2. Ryan Wilson, General Manager North Little Rock Electric Department, memorandum re: Energy Risk Management Committee Power Cost Adjustment (PCA) rate for November 2026 ($0.0103/kWh [positive].

PRESENTATIONS
None at time of filing.

SCHEDULED PUBLIC HEARING(S)
CITIZENS PUBLIC COMMENT ON NUMBERED LEGISLATION 3 minutes
INCLUDES ALL PUBLIC COMMENT

UNFINISHED BUSINESS
None.

CONSENT ITEMS
None.

NEW BUSINESS
RESOLUTIONS
R-26-240    Mayor Hartwick
Declaring certain City-owned items and other equipment as surplus; providing for auction thereof
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R-26-241    Mayor Hartwick
Waiving formal biding requirements and authorizing payment to Everett Chevrolet for the purchase of a vehicle for the North Little Rock Police Department ($69,000.00)
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R-26-242    Mayor Hartwick
Waiving formal bidding requirements and authorizing payment to Duval Ford for the purchase of four (4) vehicles for the North Little Rock Police Department ($179,208.00)
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R-26-243    Mayor Hartwick
Declaring certain buildings, houses and other structures located at 3615 Chandler Street to constitute a public nuisance and condemning said structures; providing a period of time for property owner to abate said nuisance (owner: Jessie F. Adair)
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R-26-244    Mayor Hartwick
Certifying the amount of a Cleanup Lien to be filed with the Pulaski County Tax Collector against property located at 1108 North H Street ($9,547.01)
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R-26-245    Mayor Hartwick
Approving and certifying amounts of liens to be filed with the Pulaski County Tax Collector against certain real properties as a result of grass cutting expenses and abatement of other nuisances
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ORDINANCES
O-26-69      Council Member Baxter
Rezoning property located on the northwest corner of Richardson Drive and Counts Massie Road from C3 to I2 zoning classification, by amending Ordinance No. 9263 (applicant: Eric Warford – Heritage Engineering PLLC)
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O-26-70      Council Member Hart
Granting a Conditional Use to allow automobile leasing in a C4 zone for certain property located at 901 East Broadway Street (applicant: Enterprise Holdings – Phillip Lewis Engineering)
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O-26-71      Council members Baxter and Harris
Granting a Conditional Use to allow a small-scale office within an I2 zoning district for property located at 7529 Counts Massie Road (applicant: Lyndsey Pardue – The Reserve)
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O-26-72      Council Members Fowler, Insalaco, III and Ross
Waiving Section 7.7 of the Subdivision Ordinance (Ordinance No. 7946) for property at 2820 Lakewood Village Drive to waive public access requirements (applicant: Thomas Pownall – Thomas Engineering)
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O-26-73      Council Member Robinson
Waiving certain sections of the Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 9263) for property at 5300 West Bethany Road, to waive certain automatic underground irrigation requirements (applicant: Alter Trailer Storage – Travis Tolley – Crafton Tull)
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O-26-74      Mayor Hartwick
Leving a tax on all real and personal property within the City of North Little Rock for the Police Pension and Relief Fund, the Fire Pension and Relive Fund, the Municipal Library Fund and the North Little Rock General Fund (total 10 mills) note: this is an annual filing
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O-26-75      Mayor Hartwick
Amending Section 1.1.1 of the North Little Rock Municipal Code (NLRMC) Chapter 4, Buildings and Building Regulations
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O-26-76      Council Member Robinson
Amending the Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance 9263) to create the C7 Urban District zoning classification
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O-26-77      Mayor Hartwick
Repealing the Zoning Map of the City of North Little Rock; Arkansas; adopting a new Zoning Map
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PUBLIC COMMENT ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS
All persons wishing to speak must have completed a public comment card and return it to the City Clerk before this meeting is convened; speakers have 3 minutes to address their topic

Respectfully submitted,
Diane Whitbey, MAMC / MMC
City Clerk and Treasurer  

Words to Live by:
“Another fall, another turned page: there was something of jubilee in that annual autumnal beginning, as if last year’s mistakes had been wiped clean by summer.” — Wallace Stegner

Message to our constituents…if you see something, say something… a pothole, street light out, trash on side of road, illegal dump site, reckless drivers, door to door solicitors, suspicious vehicles or persons in your neighborhood…
these are just a few examples. 
Our city employee team members are here to assist you.
If the issue is an emergency, please call 911.
For other issues, you can reach out to the Mayor’s Office at 501-975-8601 or the City Clerk’s at 501-975-8617. We are all happy to assist you in getting in touch with the appropriate city department.


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