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Springdale gears up for exciting weekend of festivities

September 10, 2024 | Springdale City, Washington County, Arkansas


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Springdale gears up for exciting weekend of festivities
The Springdale City Council convened recently to discuss a variety of community events and municipal developments, highlighting an upcoming weekend filled with festivities and significant planning initiatives.

The meeting opened with an announcement of a music event featuring Janae, set to take place on Friday evening, followed by a series of family-friendly activities on Saturday. The park will open at 9 AM with free tacos available on a first-come, first-served basis, alongside bonfires, s'mores, pumpkin painting, and hayrides, which proved popular in previous years. Efforts are being made to engage local residents by sending mailers to nearby homes, ensuring the community is invited to participate in the celebrations.

In addition to the festivities, the council discussed the naming of a new stage in the park, with plans for public input on the name once the space is operational. The weekend will also feature the Art Walk and the Monarch Flight Festival, promising a vibrant atmosphere in downtown Springdale.

On the municipal front, the Planning Commission presented a final plat for a subdivision now known as Magnolia Estates, which was approved unanimously. The council also addressed a request for a waiver of street improvements related to the subdivision, which was granted due to ongoing redesigns of Arkansas Highway 112.

Further discussions included a rezoning request for property annexed from Bethel Heights, which was also approved, and an appeal regarding a variance that was tabled for further review. The council approved a lease agreement with Impact Ministries for the old Bethel Heights City Hall, as well as a resolution for the 2024 Street Overlay Project.

Lastly, a grant application for planning purposes related to Highway 71 was discussed, with growing community support for transforming the highway into a city street. The meeting concluded with the approval of a water and sewer easement necessary for the construction of Fire Station 4, ensuring continued development and public safety enhancements in the area.

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