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Conway board approves brick-enclosed refuse compactor at Fourth Avenue and Laurel Street
Summary
The Community Appearance Board approved a screened, brick refuse compactor and associated parking redesign at Fourth Avenue and Laurel Street, with the city planning to relocate EV chargers and remove a troublesome palm tree; the project will remove about 10 parking spaces.
The Community Appearance Board approved a screened, brick refuse compactor and redesign of a nearby parking area at the corner of Fourth Avenue and Laurel Street during its Dec. 11 meeting.
City staff told the board the project is part of an ongoing effort to install refuse enclosures downtown to replace open trash cans and dumpsters. "This not only helps clean it up visually, but it gets rid of rodents and smells," Mary Catherine Hyman with the City of Conway said as she described the city's plan to build about one enclosure a year.
The board heard that the new enclosure behind an…
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