Springdale council votes against building a new purpose‑built medical clinic; will explore modular options
After a staff report and public comment, the Springdale Town Council voted unanimously May 29 to stop pursuing a new 2,700–4,000 sq ft clinic on town property. The council asked staff to explore modular clinics and other parcel uses and to seek further public engagement.
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The Springdale Town Council voted May 29 to halt plans for a purpose‑built medical clinic on a two‑acre parcel adjacent to town hall and to explore lower‑cost or modular alternatives instead. The motion, made by Councilmember Randy Eton and seconded by Councilmember Pat Campbell, said the projected construction cost and likely rent levels did not justify the 2,700–4,000 square‑foot designs prepared by VCBO Architects.
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