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Council backs 100% trail grant application and supports Whispering Pines housing proposal

City Council of Cherokee Village, Arkansas · April 17, 2025

Summary

James Gilley presented a 100%-funded grant proposal to extend the Tohi Trail by about a mile; the council also voted to support Whispering Pines, a sustainable-homes Southgate community proposal.

Presenter James Gilley described a proposal to apply for a grant to extend the Tohi Trail roughly one mile from behind the Elks Club, crossing Elks Drive, Pottawatomie Drive, Allegheny Drive and Hospital Drive to complete the loop; he said the grant would be 100% funded. He also presented information packets on Whispering Pines, a Southgate community sustainable-homes proposal.

Council Member Martin moved to support the Whispering Pines community and the motion passed 8-0. The minutes record support for the trail grant application and the Whispering Pines concept but do not record specific funding or implementation timelines beyond the presenter’s statement that the grant would be fully funded if awarded.

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