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Commission notes heavier fall workload, volunteer floor restoration and Hallmark voting
Summary
Commissioners reported increased application activity, sought volunteers for a Nov. 19–21 floor restoration project, and the chair encouraged residents to vote online to support Eureka Springs as a Hallmark Christmas Town finalist through Sept. 4.
Commissioners said fall has brought a rise in applications: staff reported 24 administrative approvals and an uptick in Level 2 and Level 3 filings. The commission reminded applicants of upcoming deadlines: Level 3 applications due Sept. 3 and Level 2 due Sept. 9, and noted the next regular meeting is Sept. 16.
Peter Graham (commissioner) encouraged greater public involvement to support volunteer efforts for a planned floor restoration Nov. 19–21 and to provide input on development concerns; Chair Debbie Davis also asked people to vote for Eureka Springs in the Hallmark "Christmas Town" contest, noting the voting window runs through Sept. 4.
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