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Little Rock board adopts revisions to UU downtown zoning after months of edits
Summary
The Little Rock City Board of Directors approved revisions to the UU (Urban Use) downtown zoning district Dec. 16 after three readings and public comment; supporters said changes will ease development while opponents objected to new height incentives.
The Little Rock City Board of Directors voted Dec. 16 to adopt changes to the UU (Urban Use) zoning district for downtown Little Rock, a set of amendments city staff and planners said will lower barriers for downtown residential development and add conditional-review protections for taller buildings. The ordinance cleared three readings and passed on a 6–2 vote.
Supporters, including planning staff and members of the development community, said the revisions implement recommendations from the Downtown Little Rock master plan and…
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