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Board approves CBID commission reduction from eight to seven
Summary
The board unanimously approved an ordinance to amend membership of the Central Business Improvement District commission from eight members to seven, a change requested by the CBID board. One public comment was recorded; the motion passed 7-0.
The Fort Smith Board of Directors approved an ordinance on April 7 to amend the membership of the Central Business Improvement District (CBID) commission from eight persons to seven, repealing a prior ordinance. City staff said the CBID originally had five commissioners and was changed to seven in 2007 and to eight in 2013 at the CBID's request; the current request reduces the number to seven at the CBID's request and passed on a 7-0 roll call vote.
A single citizen comment was received; no substantive amendments were offered by the board. The change takes effect per the ordinance language and will be reflected in CBID governance materials.
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