05-05-92NOTE: Prior to the Board of Directors Meeting, Mayor Priest
read a Proclamation proclaiming May 5, 1992, National Youth
Services Day and presented Certificates of Appreciation to 21
junior and senior high school students for their contributions
to helping others.
Board of Directors Chamber
Little Rock, Arkansas
May 5, 1992 - 6:30 P.M.
The Board of Directors of the City of Little Rock, Arkansas
met in regular session with Mayor Sharon Priest presiding. City
Clerk Robbie Hancock called the roll with the following Directors
present: Directors Roy, Hollingsworth, Lewellen, Shackelford,
Dailey and Catlett - total 6; Absent - None.
With a quorum present, Mayor Priest declared the Board of
Directors in session.
The Invocation was given by Director Shackelford.
The first matter to be presented was the Consent Agenda,
consisting of the following items:
(a) The approval of the Minutes of the previous meetings
held April 7, 1992 and April 21, 1992.
(b) The 1991 Annual Report of the City of Little Rock,
Arkansas Residential Housing and Public Facilities Board.
(c) The 1991 Audit Report of the Little Rock Municipal
Water Works.
(d) Resolution No. 8,698, entitled:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ACCEPT
BIDS AND AWARD CONTRACTS FOR THE PURCHASE OF REFLECTIVE MARKING
COMPOUND, REFLECTIVE SIGN SHEETING MATERIAL, SIGN BLANKS AND
CHANNEL IRON POSTS FOR THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT; A TRAILER
MOUNTED BRUSH CHIPPER, A TRAILER MOUNTED STUMP GRINDER, AND TRUCK
AND OFF -ROAD TIRES FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES /FLEET
SERVICES DIVISION; AND AN ANNUAL CONTRACT FOR THE LEASE OF A
COPIER FOR THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE.
(e) Resolution No. 8,699, described as:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ALLOCATE
FUNDS FROM THE 1988 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND FOR THE CAPITAL
AVENUE STREETSCAPE MASTER PLAN; AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER
TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH MCCLELLAND CONSULTING ENGINEERS,
INC. FOR THE CAPITAL AVENUE DESIGN AND ENGINEERING CONSULTANT
CONTRACT.
(f) Resolution No. 8,700, with the title being:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ACCEPT
BIDS AND AWARD A CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF FURNITURE FOR THE
UNIVERSITY PARK ADULT CENTER.
(g) Resolution No. 8,701, entitled:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AN EXPENDITURE OF $177,562.48
FOR THE EAST LITTLE ROCK COMMUNITY COMPLEX FROM THE NEIGHBORHOOD
HOUSING SERVICES ACCOUNT.
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By a motion from Director Lewellen, seconded by Director Dailey,
which was adopted by unanimous vote of the Board Members present,
the Consent Agenda was dispensed with as follows: (a) The
Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting held on April 7, 1992
and April 21, 1992 were approved as written and distributed to
members of the Board of Directors; (b) the 1992 Annual Report of
the City of Little Rock, Arkansas Residential Housing and Public
Facilities Board was received and filed; (c) the 1991 Audit
Report of the Little Rock Municipal Water Works was received and
filed; and (d, e, f and g) Resolutions No. 8,698, 8,699, 8,700
and 8,701 were read in full and unanimously adopted by the Board
Members present.
At the time allotted for Citizens Communication, Mrs. Kathy
Wells, Vice President of the Coalition of Little Rock
Neighborhoods, presented Board Members with a list of
recommendations that would help fight crime to be included in the
expenditure of $2,000,000 recently made available ($1,000,000 -
Operating Funds; $1,000,000 - Capital Funds). The suggestions
for Operating Funds were: - $507,000 for 10 community policemen
and $350,000 for street sweeping - total $857,000; Capital Funds:
$400,000 for housing fund, $10,000 for computer link between
Little Rock Police and Pulaski County Prosecutor, $400,000 for
Economic Development Fund, and $50,000 for sidewalks - total
$860,000.)
Consideration was then given to Agenda Items 11 and 12,
providing for the imposition of a curfew for minors and the
suspension of special activities directed toward minors, proposed
Ordinances entitled:
(11) AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE IMPOSITION OF A CURFEW
FOR MINORS WITHIN THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, TO BE
IMPOSED DURING CERTAIN SPECIFIED SITUATIONS; DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
(12) AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE SUSPENSION OF SPECIAL
ACTIVITIES DIRECTED TOWARD MINORS; TO PROVIDE FOR A PERMIT TO
RESUME SUCH ACTIVITIES IF A SUSPENSION SHOULD RESULT; DECLARING
AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Strong opposition to the curfew ordinance was presented by: R. S.
McCullough, Rev. J. E. Booker, Dale Charles, Austin Porter, Jr.,
Teen Talk Members (Latoya Iloabuchi, Theresa Baker, Shontae
Collier, Antoinette Collier, Rochelle Webb), Melvin Moss, Ethel
Ambrose, John W. Walker, Michael Booker, and Perlesta A.
Hollingsworth. Ms. Ambrose stated she is gravely concerned
about crime in the community and the key word is perception - the
community sees this as a curfew. Mr. Charles again asked the
Board to hold public meetings to get input from young people.
Mr. Moss stated he had asked questions and received no answers.
He was requested to put his questions in writing. Mr. Walker
asked if there had been a situation in the last year where Police
Chief Caudell would have declared an emergency. Director
Hollingsworth asked Chief Caudell if he supported the Ordinance
and if there had been an occasion when he would have declared an
emergency and called for a curfew. Chief Caudell responded that
he does not support a general curfew but he is in favor of the
Ordinance providing for the imposition of a curfew in emergency
situations. He also stated that there had been one occasion,
maybe two, when a curfew would have been helpful. Mr. Michael
Booker had questions regarding the penalty provisions and notice
that a curfew had been imposed. City Attorney Tom Carpenter
stated that if a child is taken into custody, the child would be
taken to juvenile authorities because Municipal Court and Circuit
Court have no jurisdiction. Juvenile Code preempts local code
and the penalty would be up to Juvenile Court. Mr. P. A.
Hollingsworth stated his opposition because the curfew would be
enforced primarily in the black community. Board Members were
concerned that citizens consider this a general curfew and
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emphasized that the Ordinance will only provide for imposing a
curfew if an emergency situation occurs. Mayor Priest and
Director Shackelford asked that questions and suggestions be
submitted in writing to the Board of Directors. At the end of
the two hour discussion, Mayor Priest announced that the two
ordinances would not be read and would remain on the calendar for
second reading on May 19, 1992. (NOTE: The proposed Ordinances
were read the first time on April 21, 1992.)
Consideration was then given to Zoning Application Z -5497
from David Edwards to reclassify 6020 Young Road from "R -2"
Single - family District to 11I -2" Light Industrial District. The
request was approved by the Planning Commission on November 5,
1991. There was no opposition to the reclassification and
Ordinance No. 16,203 was presented, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE RECLASSIFYING PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE CITY OF
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, AMENDING SECTION 36 OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS; AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES;
(Z -5497 - To rezone 6020 Young Road from "R -2" Single - family
District to 111 -2" Light Industrial District.)
and after a first reading of the Ordinance, there was a motion by
Director Dailey, seconded by Director Hollingsworth, to suspend
the rules and place the Ordinance on second reading. The motion
was unanimously adopted by members of the Board of Directors
present, being seven in number and two - thirds or more of the
members of the Board of Directors - elect. There was a second
reading of the Ordinance, followed by a subsequent motion made
and seconded by Directors Dailey and Lewellen, respectively, to
further suspend the rules and place the Ordinance on third and
final reading. The motion received unanimous adoption by the
Board Members present, being seven in number and two - thirds or
more of the members of the Board of Directors - elect, and the
third and last reading of the Ordinance ensued. The Aye and No
Vote taken on passage of the Ordinance received the following
response: Ayes - Directors Shackelford, Dailey, Catlett, Mayor
Priest, Directors Roy, Hollingsworth and Lewellen - total 7; Noes
- None; Absent - None. The Ordinance was then declared PASSED.
The next presentation was Ordinance No. 16,204, containing
the following caption:
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT AND
ESTABLISHING A PCD DISTRICT TITLED KANIS MINI STORAGE SHORT -FORM
(Z- 4653 -B) IN THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, AMENDING CHAPTER
36 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK; AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES;
(Z- 4653 -B - Planned Commercial District titled Ranis Mini Storage
Short -Form PCD located at Ranis and Bowman Roads, [long legal
description] from "R -2" Single- family District to "PCD" for mini -
warehouse.)
and after a first reading of the Ordinance, there was a motion by
Director Dailey, seconded by Director Hollingsworth, to suspend
the rules and place the Ordinance on second reading. The motion
was unanimously adopted by members of the Board of Directors
present, being seven in number and two - thirds or more of the
members of the Board of Directors - elect. There was a second
reading of the Ordinance, followed by a subsequent motion made
and seconded by Directors Dailey and Lewellen, respectively, to
further suspend the rules and place the Ordinance on third and
final reading. The motion received unanimous adoption by the
Board Members present, being seven in number and two - thirds or
more of the members of the Board of Directors - elect, and the
third and last reading of the Ordinance ensued. The Aye and No
Vote taken on passage of the Ordinance received the following
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response: Ayes - Directors Shackelford, Dailey, Catlett, Mayor
Priest, Directors Roy, Hollingsworth and Lewellen - total 7; Noes
- None; Absent - None. The Ordinance was then declared PASSED.
Introduced next was Ordinance No. 16,205, with the title
being:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 31 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES
OF THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS PROVIDING FOR A VARIANCE OF
BUILDING SETBACK AND STREET CENTERLINE RADIUS REQUIREMENTS;
(S -867 -V - Chenal Valley Subdivision, Blocks 16 and 17 - to
permit 20 feet rear yard setbacks and less than the required
street centerline radius.)
and after a first reading of the Ordinance, there was a motion by
Director Dailey, seconded by Director Hollingsworth, to suspend
the rules and place the Ordinance on second reading. The motion
was unanimously adopted by members of the Board of Directors
present, being seven in number and two - thirds or more of the
members of the Board of Directors - elect. There was a second
reading of the Ordinance, followed by a subsequent motion made
and seconded by Directors Dailey and Lewellen, respectively, to
further suspend the rules and place the Ordinance on third and
final reading. The motion received unanimous adoption by the
Board Members present, being seven in number and two - thirds or
more of the members of the Board of Directors - elect, and the
third and last reading of the Ordinance ensued. The Aye and No
Vote taken on passage of the Ordinance received the following
response: Ayes - Directors Shackelford and Dailey, Mayor Priest,
Directors Roy, Hollingsworth and Lewellen - total 6; Noes - None;
Abstentions - Director Catlett - total 1; Absent - None. The
Ordinance was then declared PASSED.
A public hearing had been scheduled by Resolution No. 8,688,
adopted April 21, 1992, and notice thereof duly published on
April 27, 1992, and May 5, 1992, on the petition filed by Mr. Guy
Amsler for Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company to vacate
and abandon the streets and alleys in and contiguous to Blocks
17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 and 28 of Fairview
Addition to the City of Little Rock, Arkansas (Granite Avenue,
Oakwood Avenue, Whittington Avenue, Arch Street, Broadway Street,
Spring Street, Center Street, Louisiana Street) in order to
reduce part of the Fairview Addition platted land to acreage.
Attached to the petition was a certified copy of the plat of
Fairview Addition on file in the Pulaski County Circuit Clerk's
Office, and a letter from Beach Abstract and Guaranty Company
listing the last apparent owners of record to abutting property.
The petition was approved by the Planning Commission on April 7,
1992. Mayor Priest declared the public hearing open, no
opposition was presented, and Mayor Priest declared the public
hearing closed and Ordinance No. 16,206 was presented, with the
title being:
AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF THE PLAT OF FAIRVIEW
ADDITION TO THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK AND CLOSING PORTIONS OF THE
RIGHT -OF -WAY OF STREETS AND ALLEYS IN AND CONTIGUOUS TO BLOCKS
17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, AND 28 ALL IN THE
PLAT OF FAIRVIEW ADDITION TO THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS;
(Granite Avenue, Oakwood Avenue, Whittington Avenue, Arch Street,
Broadway Street, Spring Street, Center Street and Louisiana
Street, and alleys in Fairview Addition as listed above.)
with the Ordinance being read the first time. The rules were
then suspended to allow for the second reading by motion from
Director Roy, seconded by Director Lewellen, and by unanimous
vote of the members of the Board of Directors present, being
seven in number and two - thirds or more of the members of the
Board of Directors - elect. Upon second reading of the Ordinance,
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there was a subsequent motion made by Director Roy, seconded by
Director Lewellen, that the rules be further suspended and the
Ordinance be placed on third and final reading. The motion was
unanimously adopted by members of the Board of Directors present,
being seven in number and two - thirds or more of the members of
the Board of Directors - elect, whereupon the Ordinance was then
read the third and last time. An Aye and No Vote was taken on
passage of the Ordinance which resulted as herein recorded: Ayes
- Directors Shackelford, Dailey, Catlett, Mayor Priest, Directors
Roy, Hollingsworth and Lewellen - total 7; Noes - None; Absent -
None. Whereupon, the Ordinance was declared PASSED.
Consideration was then given to Ordinance No. 16,207,
described as:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 16,137 (THE 1992 BUDGET
ORDINANCE) APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR CERTAIN EXPENDITURES;
($18,000 - Roof repairs for Public Works Operations Building;
$25,000 - Four HVAC replacements for East Little Rock Community
Complex; $97,000 - Twelve HVAC replacements for Municipal Courts
Building.)
with the Ordinance being read the first time. The rules were
then suspended to allow for the second reading by motion from
Director Roy, seconded by Director Lewellen, and by unanimous
vote of the members of the Board of Directors present, being
seven in number and two - thirds or more of the members of the
Board of Directors - elect. Upon second reading of the Ordinance,
there was a subsequent motion made by Director Roy, seconded by
Director Lewellen, that the rules be further suspended and the
Ordinance be placed on third and final reading. The motion was
unanimously adopted by members of the Board of Directors present,
being seven in number and two - thirds or more of the members of
the Board of Directors - elect, whereupon the Ordinance was then
read the third and last time. An Aye and No Vote was taken on
passage of the Ordinance which resulted as herein recorded: Ayes
- Directors Shackelford, Dailey, Catlett, Mayor Priest, Directors
Roy, Hollingsworth and Lewellen - total 7; Noes - None; Absent -
None. Whereupon, the Ordinance was declared PASSED.
The next presentation was Ordinance No. 16,208, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 16,137 (THE 1992 BUDGET
ORDINANCE) APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR CERTAIN EXPENDITURES; AND
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ACCEPT BIDS AND AWARD A CONTRACT
FOR UNDERGROUND FUEL STORAGE TANK REMOVAL AT 7TH AND BROADWAY;
($80,000 - Contract awarded to RMI, Inc. to remove underground
fuel storage tanks at the Traffic Control Center at 7th and
Broadway.)
with the Ordinance being read the first time. The rules were
then suspended to allow for the second reading by motion from
Director Roy, seconded by Director Lewellen, and by unanimous
vote of the members of the Board of Directors present, being
seven in number and two - thirds or more of the members of the
Board of Directors - elect. Upon second reading of the Ordinance,
there was a subsequent motion made by Director Roy, seconded by
Director Lewellen, that the rules be further suspended and the
Ordinance be placed on third and final reading. The motion was
unanimously adopted by members of the Board of Directors present,
being seven in number and two - thirds or more of the members of
the Board of Directors - elect, whereupon the Ordinance was then
read the third and last time. An Aye and No Vote was taken on
passage of the Ordinance which resulted as herein recorded: Ayes
Directors Shackelford, Dailey, Catlett, Mayor Priest,
Directors Roy, Hollingsworth and Lewellen - total 7; Noes - None;
Absent - None. Whereupon, the Ordinance was declared PASSED.
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contracts (1) Paul Tlscnler - $175,000 and (2) Mary Means -
$254,000, which will leave $69,000 in the fund for further
expenditures. Mr. Dalton also explained the reason City staff
can't do some of the things to be done by Tischler & Associates
is that none of the information that Tischler is collecting is
available all in one location now, and the cost would be the same
if done by the City. Mayor Priest spoke in support of the
issues, stating "if we are to meet some of the important issues
facing the City today, we have got to start meeting problems head
on and decide together how we are going to solve these problems."
Consideration was then given to Resolution No. 8,702,
described as:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO A
CONTRACT WITH TISCHLER AND ASSOCIATES, INC., FOR THE PURPOSE OF
WORKING WITH CITY OFFICIALS, BUSINESS AND NEIGHBORHOOD LEADERS TO
DEVELOP GOALS FOR THE FUTURE OF THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK;
(Contract - $174,700.)
with the Resolution being read in its entirety.
above.) A motion was made by Director Roy
Director Lewellen, that the Resolution be
Resolution was adopted by the following vote:
Shackelford and Catlett, Mayor Priest,
Hollingsworth and Lewellen - total 6; Noes -
total 1; Absent - None.
(See discussion
and seconded by
adopted. The
Ayes - Directors
Directors Roy,
Director Dailey -
The next presentation was Resolution No. 8,703, entitled:
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO A
CONTRACT WITH MARY MEANS AND ASSOCIATES, INC., FOR THE PURPOSE OF
WORKING WITH CITY OFFICIALS, BUSINESS AND NEIGHBORHOOD LEADERS TO
DEVELOP GOALS FOR THE FUTURE OF THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK;
(Contract - $253,527.87.)
with the Resolution being read in its entirety.
above.) A motion was made by Director Roy
Director Lewellen, that the Resolution be
Resolution was adopted by the following vote:
Shackelford and Catlett, Mayor Priest,
Hollingsworth and Lewellen - total 6; Noes -
total 1; Absent - None.
(See discussion
and seconded by
adopted. The
Ayes - Directors
Directors Roy,
Director Dailey -
Introduced next was Ordinance No. 16,209, described as:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 16,137 (1992 BUDGET
ORDINANCE) APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR FUTURE- LITTLE ROCK, DECLARING
AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES;
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(Appropriating an additional $245,000 for a total of $495,000.)
and the Ordinance was read the first time. (See discussion
above.) The rules were then suspended to provide for the second
reading of the Ordinance, by a motion made by Director Dailey,
seconded by Director Catlett, and unanimously adopted by the
Board Members present, being seven in number and two - thirds or
more of the members of the Board of Directors- elect. Upon second
reading of the Ordinance there was a subsequent motion made by
Director Dailey, seconded by Director Shackelford, that the rules
be further suspended and the Ordinance placed on third and final
reading. The motion was unanimously adopted by members of the
Board of Directors present, being seven in number and two - thirds
or more of the members of the Board of Directors - elect. A third
and last reading of the Ordinance ensued, followed by an Aye and
No Vote taken on passage of the Ordinance, with the results
recorded as follows: Ayes - Directors Shackelford and Catlett,
Mayor Priest, Directors Roy, Hollingsworth and Lewellen - total
6; Noes - Director Dailey - total 1; Absent - None.
The Emergency Clause contained in Section 3 of the foregoing
Ordinance was then read and adopted by the following roll call
vote: Ayes - Directors Shackelford, Dailey, Catlett, Mayor
Priest, Directors Roy, Hollingsworth and Lewellen - total 7; Noes
- None; Absent - None. Whereupon, the Ordinance, together with
the Emergency Section, was then declared PASSED.
Introduced next was Ordinance No. 16,210, described as:
AN ORDINANCE CONDEMNING CERTAIN STRUCTURES IN THE CITY OF
LITTLE ROCK AS STRUCTURAL, FIRE AND HEALTH HAZARDS; PROVIDING FOR
SUMMARY ABATEMENT PROCEDURES; DIRECTING THE CITY ATTORNEY TO TAKE
SUCH ACTION AS IS NECESSARY TO RAZE AND REMOVE SAID STRUCTURES;
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES;
-- with the Ordinance being read the first time. The rules were
then suspended to allow for the second reading by motion from
Director Roy, seconded by Director Lewellen, and by unanimous
vote of the members of the Board of Directors present, being
seven in number and two - thirds or more of the members of the
Board of Directors - elect. Upon second reading of the Ordinance,
there was a subsequent motion made by Director Roy, seconded by
Director Lewellen, that the rules be further suspended and the
Ordinance be placed on third and final reading. The motion was
unanimously adopted by members of the Board of Directors present,
being seven in number and two - thirds or more of the members of
the Board of Directors - elect, whereupon the Ordinance was then
read the third and last time. An Aye and No Vote was taken on
passage of the Ordinance which resulted as herein recorded: Ayes
- Directors Shackelford, Dailey, Catlett, Mayor Priest, Directors
Roy, Hollingsworth and Lewellen - total 7; Noes - None; Absent -
None.
The Emergency Clause contained in Section 5 of the foregoing
Ordinance was then read and adopted by the following roll call
vote: Ayes - Directors Shackelford, Dailey, Catlett, Mayor
Priest, Directors Roy, Hollingsworth and Lewellen - total 7; Noes
- None; Absent - None. Whereupon, the Ordinance, together with
the Emergency Section, was then declared PASSED.
Due to the lateness of the hour, the Board of Directors
agreed to defer making appointments to various Boards and
Commissions until Wednesday, May 13, 1992.
There being no further business to be presented, the Board
of Directors recessed at 9:30 P.M. to reconvene on Wednesday, May
13, 1992 at 1:30 P.M. to consider appointments to various Boards
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and Commissions and to discuss the Sign Ordinance (billboards)
and set parameters for the Task Force.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK ROBBIE HANCOCK
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MAYOR SHARON PRIEST
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