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Maumelle City approves annexation and land-use and zoning changes for Stony Mountain subdivision
Summary
Council adopted Ordinances 1145–1147 to annex the Stony Mountain subdivision into Maumelle City, add the property to Ward 2 and amend the city's land use plan and zoning map; the city attorney confirmed the annexation petition was filed in Pulaski County court.
The Maumelle City Council approved three related ordinances in a single series of third readings that annexed the Stony Mountain subdivision and updated the city’s land-use plan and zoning map.
Deputy City Clerk read Ordinance 1145 by title, which the text describes as accepting the annexation of the Stony Mountain subdivision and assigning it to Ward 2. The city attorney told the council that the petition for annexation had been filed in county court that day. Council member Williams moved to adopt the ordinance and a roll call vote was read; council members who were called on the roll recorded affirmative votes and the ordinance was adopted.
Following the annexation motion, the council considered Ordinance 1146 to amend the Maumelle land use plan and map for Stony Mountain and Ordinance 1147 to amend the zoning map. Both were read by title, moved and seconded; roll-call voting was read for each and both ordinances were adopted.
The three ordinances move the Stony Mountain property into the city's regulatory structure and the council’s votes complete the city-level approvals for annexation, land-use designation and zoning. The city attorney’s confirmation that the annexation petition was filed in Pulaski County court provides the recorded legal step needed to proceed with incorporation into city jurisdiction. The ordinances become effective per the code provisions stated in each ordinance.
