NLR Council Agenda - Monday, September 28 @ 7:00 p.m.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Monday, September 7, 2009
Patriot Day (USA)
On the calendar, Friday, September 11, 2009, is labeled as "Patriot Day (USA)! On his day why not consider having an American Flag be displayed outside every NLANder home? On this eighth anniversary of one of our country's worst tragedies we should give honor with the display of our flag. We do this to honor those who lost their lives on 9/11; their families, loved ones and friends who continue to endure the pain. And we do this to honor those who today are fighting at home and overseas to preserve our cherished freedoms! Do you remember how you felt back on 9/11? Why not let those feelings guide your actions for this coming Friday, and for every day that follows! God Bless America!
Thursday, August 27, 2009
RazorRock
RazorRock, billed as Central Arkansas' week-long Razorback football rally, will lead into Arkansas' September 5th home opener against Missouri State in Little Rock's War Memorial Stadium. The week will culminate in a first-ever, Friday night pep rally on the historic Junction Bridge, connecting the downtowns of Little Rock and North Little Rock. For more information, including a complete schedule of events, visit www.RazorRockRally.com. All events and times are subject to change.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Electronic changeable message signs
If you have an opinion on how the use of electronic changeable message signs should be controlled in North Little Rock, now is a good time to contact our aldermen. Their contact information is:
Charlie Hight chight@northlittlerock.ar.gov 758-8396
Murry Witcher mwitcher@northlittlerock.ar.gov 835-0009
Contact information for other aldermen and alderwomen is on the City of North Little Rock website www.northlr.org
These bright, programmable signs with messages that can change every few seconds can adversely affect the appearance on our neighborhoods and community and can possibly be distracting for drivers.
A work session has been scheduled for the aldermen and alderwomen on Thursday, August 6. They will be trying to draft an ordinance by the end of August to regulate the installation and use of this type of sign . This would enable them to present the draft ordinance at City Council and have a public hearing in September.
On April 27 the City Council voted to place a moratorium on this type of sign and prohibit installation through August 31, while they work on an ordinance. They have since extended the moratorium through September 30.
Don't miss this opportunity to express your opinion, while this ordinance is being written.
Thank you,
Charlie Knott
President, Northeast Lakewood Associated Neighborhoods
Charlie Hight chight@northlittlerock.ar.gov 758-8396
Murry Witcher mwitcher@northlittlerock.ar.gov 835-0009
Contact information for other aldermen and alderwomen is on the City of North Little Rock website www.northlr.org
These bright, programmable signs with messages that can change every few seconds can adversely affect the appearance on our neighborhoods and community and can possibly be distracting for drivers.
A work session has been scheduled for the aldermen and alderwomen on Thursday, August 6. They will be trying to draft an ordinance by the end of August to regulate the installation and use of this type of sign . This would enable them to present the draft ordinance at City Council and have a public hearing in September.
On April 27 the City Council voted to place a moratorium on this type of sign and prohibit installation through August 31, while they work on an ordinance. They have since extended the moratorium through September 30.
Don't miss this opportunity to express your opinion, while this ordinance is being written.
Thank you,
Charlie Knott
President, Northeast Lakewood Associated Neighborhoods
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
NLR Council Agenda - August 10th
NLR Council Agenda - August 10th @ 7:00 p.m.
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National Night Out
Many of your neighbors came together to share ice cream and a walk around the neighborhood. Several police officers as well as our fire fighters came to become better acquainted with us.
The ice cream and cold drinks were certainly welcome after such a hot day.
BUILDING AND HOUSING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT - August 11 - 9:30 A.M.
1. BHBA Case # 528 – Mr. Rocky Govind, McCain Lodging, representing Hilton Garden Inn at 4100 Glover Lane – To allow a wall mounted sign on the south side of the building not facing the street frontage, allowing a sign on a second façade of the building in a C-3 zoning district.
2. BHBA Case # 529 – Mr. Jasper Burton, Cuerden Sign Co, representing Broadway Motel (Haman Patel) at 2800 E. Broadway St - To allow a 4 foot height variance and/or a 5 ft setback variance from the front property line for a monument sign in a C-4 zoning district and the E. Broadway Sign Overlay District.
3. BHBA Case # 530 – Mrs. Lisa Douglas, Douglas Law Firm at 2300 Main Street – To allow wall sign of 94.5 sq. ft, a variance of 43.5 sq. ft. above the 10% allowed (51 sq. ft.), for a wall sign on the front façade of the building in a C-3 zoning district.
4. BHBA Case # 531 – Mr. Tom Gibbons, Lamar Outdoor Advertising – Billboard location 2620 E. Broadway St – To appeal Planning Director's administrative decision that half of the value of the structure was lost by storm.
2. BHBA Case # 529 – Mr. Jasper Burton, Cuerden Sign Co, representing Broadway Motel (Haman Patel) at 2800 E. Broadway St - To allow a 4 foot height variance and/or a 5 ft setback variance from the front property line for a monument sign in a C-4 zoning district and the E. Broadway Sign Overlay District.
3. BHBA Case # 530 – Mrs. Lisa Douglas, Douglas Law Firm at 2300 Main Street – To allow wall sign of 94.5 sq. ft, a variance of 43.5 sq. ft. above the 10% allowed (51 sq. ft.), for a wall sign on the front façade of the building in a C-3 zoning district.
4. BHBA Case # 531 – Mr. Tom Gibbons, Lamar Outdoor Advertising – Billboard location 2620 E. Broadway St – To appeal Planning Director's administrative decision that half of the value of the structure was lost by storm.
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