Please accept an invitation to join them Saturday, November 15th from 11am - 2pm for their 1st Annual Child Safety Day. The NLRPD will be conducting child finger printing and car seat safety checks. The NLR FD will be on hand with a truck and the smoke house. Free food, fun, and games with prizes. There will be 6 drawings for gift cards to Toys-r-Us and Wal-Mart for the children. If you get a chance, load up the family and come on out.
Behind the Adult Education Center, 4300 Haywood Street
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Final Roll Call For Our Military Veterans
On this Veterans Day of 2008 we wanted to note that one of the best kept secrets to honor our Military Veterans is the Arkansas State Veterans Cemetery, located at 1501 W. Maryland Avenue, across from the NLR Airport. In 1997 the 81st Arkansas General Assembly authorized the establishment of a state veterans cemetery, with its dedication taking place in November of 2001. Take JFK Blvd. (Hwy. 107) north into Sherwood, past Kiel Avenue to Maryland Avenue and turn left. You will find well planned grounds with beautiful natural landscaping lending to the peace and quite so deserving for our soldier's final resting place.
Some of the benefits available to honorably discharged veterans of Arkansas include a head stone and internment at no cost! The veteran's spouse and any qualified dependents may be buried with them at a cost of $150.00 each. Other considerations available in recognition of their service to our Country are niches available for cremations, and if the ashes are located elsewhere a memorial can be established on the cemetery grounds for visitation viewing.
We would suggest that if this opportunity applies you take a short drive out Maryland Avenue and see for yourself what is available. Please consider calling the Cemetery Director, Mitch Shelnut, at 683-2259 or e-mail him at Mitch.Shelnut@arkansas.gov for more details. The Arkansas State Veterans Cemetery is truly a fine resting place for all honorable discharged Arkansas Veterans making their final roll call!
Thursday, November 6, 2008
North Little Rock City Council Agenda - Monday, November 10, 2008
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Sunday, November 2, 2008
NLAN Meeting November 3, 2008
Lakewood Property Owners Association (LPOA) Activity Center
4500 Lakeshore Drive (west side of Lake #3, south of McCain Blvd. 758-1792)
6:30 PM Meet & Greet
7:00 PM Meeting Starts
8:30 PM Meeting Ends
1. Welcome and introduction of NLAN Officers & Guests.
VP: John Sims Sec.: Faye Kirkwood Tres.: Lynda Etheridge
2. Approval of Minutes – August 18, 2008 NLAN Meeting - Faye Kirkwood
Previously distributed in our October Newsletter for review. Motion for approval!
3. NLAN Treasurer’s Report - Lynda Etheridge
4. NLR Grid Crime & Safety Reports - Sergeant Jim Bona & Officer Brandon Davidson
5. NLR Fire Station #7 Report -
6. Code Enforcement Report - Officer Russ Elrod
7. NLR Licensed Peddler’s ID Card Review
8. Metropolitan Reality’s Five Mile Creek Development Status Report
9. Proposed NLR Neighborhood Street Parking Ordinance - Alderman Hight
10. NLR City Happenings: Ward 4 Aldermen Murry Witcher & Charlie Hight
11. NLAN Identification Badges.
12. NLR Police Officer Tommy Norman: Presenting two community programs - ‘Shop With A Cop’ & ‘The Season of Giving’
13. NLAN Nominating Committee: John Hooker, 758-3610 – Judy McDowall, 758-1668 – Kevin Nichols, 771-4409
14. What’s On Your Mind?
15. Next Regular Scheduled NLAN Meeting: February 2, 2009 Location: TBA
4500 Lakeshore Drive (west side of Lake #3, south of McCain Blvd. 758-1792)
6:30 PM Meet & Greet
7:00 PM Meeting Starts
8:30 PM Meeting Ends
1. Welcome and introduction of NLAN Officers & Guests.
VP: John Sims Sec.: Faye Kirkwood Tres.: Lynda Etheridge
2. Approval of Minutes – August 18, 2008 NLAN Meeting - Faye Kirkwood
Previously distributed in our October Newsletter for review. Motion for approval!
3. NLAN Treasurer’s Report - Lynda Etheridge
4. NLR Grid Crime & Safety Reports - Sergeant Jim Bona & Officer Brandon Davidson
5. NLR Fire Station #7 Report -
6. Code Enforcement Report - Officer Russ Elrod
7. NLR Licensed Peddler’s ID Card Review
8. Metropolitan Reality’s Five Mile Creek Development Status Report
9. Proposed NLR Neighborhood Street Parking Ordinance - Alderman Hight
10. NLR City Happenings: Ward 4 Aldermen Murry Witcher & Charlie Hight
11. NLAN Identification Badges.
12. NLR Police Officer Tommy Norman: Presenting two community programs - ‘Shop With A Cop’ & ‘The Season of Giving’
13. NLAN Nominating Committee: John Hooker, 758-3610 – Judy McDowall, 758-1668 – Kevin Nichols, 771-4409
14. What’s On Your Mind?
15. Next Regular Scheduled NLAN Meeting: February 2, 2009 Location: TBA
Planning Commission Agenda - November
November 12, 2008
Administrative: Parking Regulations ordinance
Approval of Minutes: October 14, 2008
Subdivision Administrative:
1. NS-2133-08 Indian Hills Subdivision, Lot B-R2, Block 17 (Preliminary Plat and Site Plan Review of a restaurant at JFK and Indian Hills Drive)
2. SPR-2132-08 Riverview Business Park, Lot 3 (Site Plan Review of Conveyor Technology on the north end of Riverview Corporate Drive)
3. SPR-2092-08 Collins Industrial Park, Lot 18B (Amending Site Plan Review of retail center across from Walmart on Crystal Hill Road)
Public Hearing – Old Business:
1. Special Use #660. To allow a sexually oriented business in a C-3 zone. The location is at 6615 Highway 70.
2. Special Use #661. To allow a transitional home for 8 male parolees in a C-3 zone. The location is at 1721 Maple Street.
Public Hearing – New Business:
3. Special Use #664. To allow mining to create a private lake in an I-2 zone. The location is at 9802 Highway 165.
4. Rezone #1468. To rezone property from C-3 to R-2 to allow a house, and to amend the land use plan. The location is at 126 High Drive.
5. Rezone #1469. To rezone property from Conservation to C-3 to allow retail, and to amend the land use plan. The location is southwest of the intersection of Crystal Hill and Dewaffelbakker Drive.
6. Conditional Use #49. To allow a warehouse/office with docks in a C-3 zone. The location is at the north end of Riverview Corporate Drive.
Public Comment / Adjournment: Your browser may not support display of this image.
Administrative: Parking Regulations ordinance
Approval of Minutes: October 14, 2008
Subdivision Administrative:
1. NS-2133-08 Indian Hills Subdivision, Lot B-R2, Block 17 (Preliminary Plat and Site Plan Review of a restaurant at JFK and Indian Hills Drive)
2. SPR-2132-08 Riverview Business Park, Lot 3 (Site Plan Review of Conveyor Technology on the north end of Riverview Corporate Drive)
3. SPR-2092-08 Collins Industrial Park, Lot 18B (Amending Site Plan Review of retail center across from Walmart on Crystal Hill Road)
Public Hearing – Old Business:
1. Special Use #660. To allow a sexually oriented business in a C-3 zone. The location is at 6615 Highway 70.
2. Special Use #661. To allow a transitional home for 8 male parolees in a C-3 zone. The location is at 1721 Maple Street.
Public Hearing – New Business:
3. Special Use #664. To allow mining to create a private lake in an I-2 zone. The location is at 9802 Highway 165.
4. Rezone #1468. To rezone property from C-3 to R-2 to allow a house, and to amend the land use plan. The location is at 126 High Drive.
5. Rezone #1469. To rezone property from Conservation to C-3 to allow retail, and to amend the land use plan. The location is southwest of the intersection of Crystal Hill and Dewaffelbakker Drive.
6. Conditional Use #49. To allow a warehouse/office with docks in a C-3 zone. The location is at the north end of Riverview Corporate Drive.
Public Comment / Adjournment: Your browser may not support display of this image.
North Little Rock Christmas Parade Scheduled
The North Little Rock Christmas parade is scheduled for Sunday, December 7 at 2:00 p.m. The theme for the parade this year is “Peace on Earth.”
All clubs, organizations, schools, churches and businesses are encouraged to participate in the parade. An entry form may be obtained by calling the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce at 501-372-5959 or by stopping by the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce at 100 Main Street. All entries must have entertainment appeal by being in costume or decorated. The parade will begin at 2 p.m. at Pershing and Main and will continue down Main Street to Washington Avenue. There will be only one Santa Claus in the parade. The entry deadline is November 30.
The North Little Rock Christmas Parade is sponsored by the North Little Rock Sertoma Club and the City of North Little Rock. For more information or a parade entry form, contact the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce at 372-5959.
All clubs, organizations, schools, churches and businesses are encouraged to participate in the parade. An entry form may be obtained by calling the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce at 501-372-5959 or by stopping by the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce at 100 Main Street. All entries must have entertainment appeal by being in costume or decorated. The parade will begin at 2 p.m. at Pershing and Main and will continue down Main Street to Washington Avenue. There will be only one Santa Claus in the parade. The entry deadline is November 30.
The North Little Rock Christmas Parade is sponsored by the North Little Rock Sertoma Club and the City of North Little Rock. For more information or a parade entry form, contact the North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce at 372-5959.
NLR Youth Council is collecting items for November projects
The North Little Rock Mayor’s Youth Council are collecting items for a project they are working on. Call Braye Cloud, Director of Youth Services at 340-5309 or Jan Scholl at 834-3784 if you have any questions.
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