Board of Directors - Regular Meeting

Pulaski County
Tuesday, September 8, 2026

The Little Rock Board of Directors agenda meeting discussed multiple planning items, including rezonings for commercial and residential developments. Other key topics included a $5 million contract for a master plan process and a bond issue for tax abatement for Famonville.

About this meeting

Government Body
Board of Directors
Meeting Type
Board Of Directors
Location
Little Rock, AR
Meeting Date
September 8, 2026

Published excerpts

Only published remarks appear here. The full transcript is not published.

17 sections (from 18 segments)

2:30•Andrea Hogan Lewis

I'M JUST MAKING SURE, NUMBER ONE, DOES THAT ENCOMPASS ALL OF OUR PROJECTS THAT WE HAD A SERIES OF MEETINGS OVER MAYBE A COUPLE MONTHS AGO?

3:03•Joan Adcock

I'd like for someone to give a report on ordinance number 15.

3:24•Virgil Miller Jr.

I just need to get caught up on those items on Ward 1. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I know.

4:45 – 5:30•Joan Adcock

Okay. This is next door to the east to Mabelville Middle School, is that right? Yes. Okay. So I got kind of confused because it says it's located in Ward 2. I'm thinking that has got to be Ward 7. That's why I wanted to make sure exactly where that was. We'll make that correction. This is a Ward 7 project. At one time, I think there was 20 acres that was in that parcel. Are they taking off the five acres across the front? Across the front, yes. Is there still access to the back parcels of that? Was any of that talked about in the application?

5:33•Joan Adcock

Am I right? Was it 20 acres that was there?

5:44•Joan Adcock

And is there going to be, with this PCD, will there be any open display items or is everything going to be Undercover?

6:21•Virgil Miller Jr.

Thanks, Mayor. Hey, Brad, that's award one show, huh?

6:29•Virgil Miller Jr.

It is good. Hey, tell me a little bit about ordinance number 16. It appears that it was a staff denial and then came back with a staff recommendation. Tell me what all went on with that.

7:22•Virgil Miller Jr.

So the neighbors weren't objecting to this. Initially, they had Oh, sir. Some buzz about this one, but everything's off street now.

7:34•Virgil Miller Jr.

Coming in from the alley, and so it looks good. Congratulations on that. Appreciate it. Tell me a little bit about number 17. Number 17.

8:35 – 8:47•Virgil Miller Jr.

You say part of East 16th was abandoned? There's a street that we give up our rights to as a public and private property? Yes, sir. There's not any residential areas around there?

8:50 – 9:02•Virgil Miller Jr.

Okay. That's fine. Thank you on that. Tell me about 18, the Hayes Triplex. East triplex. 10301.

9:40 – 9:58•Virgil Miller Jr.

So all three of them have a garage? Yes, sir. Perfect on that. No objections from the public that I saw on the right? No opposition, no, sir. Okay. And I guess the last one, is 2010324.

10:28 – 10:44•Virgil Miller Jr.

You familiar with him? I usually know some of these folks. I don't know that one. And the final one that I had a question on or want some information, presentation about is 21. 21, is that the last one? Yes, sir. That's 10...

11:30 – 11:42•Virgil Miller Jr.

Let me ask you, Mr. Phillips, he was doing some developing in John Barrow, wasn't he? He's done a lot. We've talked to Stanley a lot. No, I'm not. Thank you.

13:53•Joan Adcock

Can we have a presentation on it, please?

16:23 – 16:38•Capi Peck

I just wanted to remind everybody and invite all to come to the grand opening of Fire Station Number 9 on Thursday. Originally it was at 9.30, but now it's 9 o'clock. So come. There may be some treats from you know where.

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