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Fort Smith directors amend city fowl ordinance for residential properties over 5 acres

FORT SMITH City directors further amended fowl regulations Tuesday to require residents with more than 5 acres and more than 20 ducks and/or female chickens to get conditional use approval from the city s Planning Commission.

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Fort Smith directors amends fowl regulation to allow more chickens, ducks

FORT SMITH City directors voted to increase the number of ducks and/or female chickens residents can keep within the city from 10 to 20.

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Fort Smith to raise military flags at Riverfront Park display that once featured Confederate flag

FORT SMITH City officials have made a decision on the flags at Riverfront Park, which previously housed the Flags Over Fort Smith display.

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Fort Smith city directors approve salary increases for themselves and mayor position

FORT SMITH City directors unanimously agreed to increase Mayor George McGill s salary by $20,000 a year during their meeting Tuesday.

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Fort Smith directors agree to spend $21 2 million towards sewer consent decree, water infrastructure

FORT SMITH City directors have unanimously approved spending about $21.2 million in American Rescue Plan money toward sewer projects, water projects related to the Foreign Military Sales program and public safety personnel.

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