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Votes at a glance: Maumelle City Council, June 2, 2025

Maumelle City Council · June 2, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a conditional use permit for a daycare at 301 Milwood (Resolution 2025-18), adopted Title VI civil-rights assurances for the 5310 senior transit program (Resolution 2025-20), authorized condemnation proceedings for 113 South Oakidge Cove (Resolution 2025-9), approved quiet-title filings for disputed common property, and allowed Gateway Park contractors to continue while staff prepares a ~$160,000 budget request.

At its June 2 meeting the Maumelle City Council voted on several routine and substantive items:

- Resolution 2025-18 (conditional use permit): Approved. Council adopted a conditional use permit to allow an infant daycare at 301 Milwood Circle. Motion carried without discussion.

- Resolution 2025-20 (Title VI / 5310 transit): Approved. Council adopted a Title VI nondiscrimination assurance required by ARDOT for continued participation in the federal 5310 senior transportation program.

- Resolution 2025-9 (condemnation): Approved. Council authorized the city attorney to seek condemnation of the structure at 113 South Oakidge Cove; staff outlined a year-plus enforcement history and residents spoke in favor of action.

- Quiet-title authorization: Approved. Council directed the city attorney to pursue quiet-title actions for several subdivision common-property parcels identified in the packet to clarify ownership and protect trails/open spaces.

- Gateway Park construction authorization: Council voted to allow contractors to continue work so equipment is not demobilized while staff prepares a budget resolution expected to request roughly $160,000 to cover unanticipated soil undercut costs.

Where votes were taken by voice, the meeting record shows motions were seconded and carried; the transcript does not include a roll-call tally for these items.