The Cotter Planning and Zoning will meet Tuesday night at 7 at Cotter City Hall to review a draft ordinance on recreation vehicles.
The Planning and Zoning Commission will vote to set a date for a public hearing to receive comments before submitting the ordinance to the Cotter City Council.
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The Cotter City Council will hold its regular February session Thursday evening at 6.Mayor McGeorge "Mac" Caradine says the council will have a light agenda for
The Cotter Planning and Zoning Commission will meet Monday evening at 6:30. The meeting will be held at Cotter City Hall. WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI
If approved, voting on the measure would be on the ballot on May 11.
In other business, the Cotter City Council is facing a lengthy agenda, with 11 items of new business.
Among the items of new business are resolutions to
– Adopt the revised 2020 budget
– Establish a council member code of conduct
– Approve early payoff of loan with the Arkansas Development Finance Authority for 2003 sewer plant expansion, and
– Consider making a grant application to Blue and You Foundation for playground equipment for Big Spring Park and/or Warrior Park.
Under the information section of the agenda, there are eight items including
– Recognizing Melissa Gray for 10 years of service as the city’s bookkeeper and
The Cotter City Council will consider a special election during its regular December session Thursday evening at 6.
The council will decide on the possibility of asking voters to consider levying a one-percent sales and use tax and to approve issuing bonds for the purpose of financing a portion of the cost for sewer improvements.
The council will also consider resolutions to enter into a Cotter/Gassville interlocal agreement, to enter into an engineering contract with ESI, Inc. and to adopt the 2021 operating budget. In addition, the agenda includes a possible yearly contribution of $110 to the Northwest Arkansas Economic Development District and the appointment of council member Carolyn Gill to the Cotter-Gassville Sewer Commission.