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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Board Vacancy – Central Arkansas Water
Board Vacancy
Board of Commissioners
Central Arkansas Water
The Board of Commissioners, Central Arkansas Water (CAW), is seeking letters of interest and resumés from North Little Rock residents interested in serving on the Board. CAW is the largest public water supplier in the state of Arkansas and serves the Greater Little Rock-North Little Rock area. The water commissioners have full and complete authority to manage, operate, improve, extend and maintain the water works and distribution system and have full and complete charge of the water plan. The governing board consists of seven members who serve seven-year terms. In accordance with Ark. Code Ann. § 25-20-301, the Board must consist of four residents of Little Rock and three residents of North Little Rock. The current vacancy is for a North Little Rock representative. CAW is committed to diversity and inclusiveness in all areas of our operations and on the CAW Board of Commissioners. All interested North Little Rock residents are encouraged to apply and should submit a letter of interest and resumé no later than 12:00 p.m. (noon) Monday, June 21, 2010 to:
Board of Commissioners
Central Arkansas Water
C/O Becky Wahlgreen, Director of Human Resources
P. O. Box 1789
Little Rock, AR 72203
Telephone: 501-377-1357
Board of Commissioners
Central Arkansas Water
The Board of Commissioners, Central Arkansas Water (CAW), is seeking letters of interest and resumés from North Little Rock residents interested in serving on the Board. CAW is the largest public water supplier in the state of Arkansas and serves the Greater Little Rock-North Little Rock area. The water commissioners have full and complete authority to manage, operate, improve, extend and maintain the water works and distribution system and have full and complete charge of the water plan. The governing board consists of seven members who serve seven-year terms. In accordance with Ark. Code Ann. § 25-20-301, the Board must consist of four residents of Little Rock and three residents of North Little Rock. The current vacancy is for a North Little Rock representative. CAW is committed to diversity and inclusiveness in all areas of our operations and on the CAW Board of Commissioners. All interested North Little Rock residents are encouraged to apply and should submit a letter of interest and resumé no later than 12:00 p.m. (noon) Monday, June 21, 2010 to:
Board of Commissioners
Central Arkansas Water
C/O Becky Wahlgreen, Director of Human Resources
P. O. Box 1789
Little Rock, AR 72203
Telephone: 501-377-1357
City Council Meeting - Monday, June 14th
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Sunday, May 23, 2010
Email to Aldermen Charlie Hight and Murry Witcher
Charlie and Murry,
It is my understanding that one of the main considerations in establishing overlay districts will be the rate of traffic accidents in the area being considered.
I have reviewed a traffic accident summary report prepared by Traffic Services of North Little Rock for the period of January 1 to December 31, 2008. It appears that the locations of McCain and Landers ranked first, and McCain and Warden ranked third in the rate of traffic accidents, followed by McCain and North Hills at ninth (still high). This must be taken into consideration in recommending these overlay districts.
I am opposed to the overlay district on Warden Road between Somers and West Commercial because of the proximity to the homes on Oak Tree Circle in Lakewood Northeast. I am also opposed to an overlay district on McCain Blvd between North Hills and McCain Mall because of the proximity to homes in Heritage Park.
I ask that you take this into consideration. Thank you.
Charlie Knott
President
Northeast Lakewood Associated Neighborhoods
It is my understanding that one of the main considerations in establishing overlay districts will be the rate of traffic accidents in the area being considered.
I have reviewed a traffic accident summary report prepared by Traffic Services of North Little Rock for the period of January 1 to December 31, 2008. It appears that the locations of McCain and Landers ranked first, and McCain and Warden ranked third in the rate of traffic accidents, followed by McCain and North Hills at ninth (still high). This must be taken into consideration in recommending these overlay districts.
I am opposed to the overlay district on Warden Road between Somers and West Commercial because of the proximity to the homes on Oak Tree Circle in Lakewood Northeast. I am also opposed to an overlay district on McCain Blvd between North Hills and McCain Mall because of the proximity to homes in Heritage Park.
I ask that you take this into consideration. Thank you.
Charlie Knott
President
Northeast Lakewood Associated Neighborhoods
To: Mayor Hays and City Council members
I ask that you please consider the following comments on Ordinance O-10-35
Provide Adequate Opportinity for Public Comment
Everyone interested in this issue should be given an opportunity to review this ordinance and comment on it after any amendments are made to the current ordinance on the agenda for the May 24 City Council meeting. Please extend the moratorium as necessary to provide this opportunity, as would normally be provided on any ordinance of this importance. A number of concerned citizens have attended many committee meetings and City Council meetings for over a year to provide input on this issue--all the more reason they and other citizens should be provided the opportunity to comment on the ordinance before it is finalized.
Protect our Neighborhoods
The definition of electronic changeable copy signs (ECCS) should not be amended to exclude from regulation those ECCS that have a change frequency of one hour or more. This opens the door for this type of sign to be installed outside overlay districts. I am concerned that this will allow these signs in neighborhoods at locations surrounded by homes. It was my understanding that all City Council members wanted to provide protection to residential property owners from these signs interfering with the enjoyment of their homes. There are several statements in the ordinance expressing the intent for such protection.
I suggest that the definition of ECCS should not be dependent on any change frequency.
Limit the Permit Period for ECCS
The ten-year permit period for ECCS should be reduced to a period of no more than three years. This will provide a reasonable period to evaluate the impact of these signs on our community, including effect on any nearby homes, traffic safety, and appearance of areas where they are installed. More extensive comments on the permit period are included in a "communication" on the agenda for the May 24 City Council meeting.
Thank you,
Charlie Knott
President
Northeast Lakewood Associated Neighborhoods
Provide Adequate Opportinity for Public Comment
Everyone interested in this issue should be given an opportunity to review this ordinance and comment on it after any amendments are made to the current ordinance on the agenda for the May 24 City Council meeting. Please extend the moratorium as necessary to provide this opportunity, as would normally be provided on any ordinance of this importance. A number of concerned citizens have attended many committee meetings and City Council meetings for over a year to provide input on this issue--all the more reason they and other citizens should be provided the opportunity to comment on the ordinance before it is finalized.
Protect our Neighborhoods
The definition of electronic changeable copy signs (ECCS) should not be amended to exclude from regulation those ECCS that have a change frequency of one hour or more. This opens the door for this type of sign to be installed outside overlay districts. I am concerned that this will allow these signs in neighborhoods at locations surrounded by homes. It was my understanding that all City Council members wanted to provide protection to residential property owners from these signs interfering with the enjoyment of their homes. There are several statements in the ordinance expressing the intent for such protection.
I suggest that the definition of ECCS should not be dependent on any change frequency.
Limit the Permit Period for ECCS
The ten-year permit period for ECCS should be reduced to a period of no more than three years. This will provide a reasonable period to evaluate the impact of these signs on our community, including effect on any nearby homes, traffic safety, and appearance of areas where they are installed. More extensive comments on the permit period are included in a "communication" on the agenda for the May 24 City Council meeting.
Thank you,
Charlie Knott
President
Northeast Lakewood Associated Neighborhoods
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
City Council Meeting - Monday, May 24th
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Saturday, May 8, 2010
Ground Breaking
You are invited to attend the ground breaking ceremony for the North Little Rock Veterans Memorial. Tuesday, May 11 at 11:30 a.m. in the Laman Plaza/North Little Rock Laman Library. This will be exactly 6 months until Veterans Day, November 11, 2010, the anticipated completion date. Mayor Hays, City Council members, Veterans Memorial Committee, Terry Hartwick/North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce and many others working to complete the memorial will be attending. A donation will be made by the Camp Robinson/Camp Pike Community Council to kick off the fund raising drive.
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