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RESOLUTION NO. 8,169 3 157
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING AN INTERIM POLICY STATEMENT
FOR THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK.
WHEREAS, The Board of Directors has determined it necessary
to provide guidance and direction for the future growth and
development of the City of Little Rock; and
WHEREAS, To accomplish this end, the Board of Directors has
drafted policy statements and overall goals which will provide
guidance in the formation of the City's programmatic goals for
1990.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS:
SECTION 1: The attached Interim Policy Statement and
overall goals are hereby adopted by the Board of Directors for the
City of Little Rock which shall establish the Board's policy in
guiding the City in the formation of its program activities for
fiscal year 1990.
ADOPTED: June 20, 1989
ATTEST: /
C14 CLER JANE dZECH
APPROVED:
MAYOR •
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LITTLE ROCK BOARD OF DIRECTORS
POLICY STATEMENT
316
Little Rock has steadily grown since its incorporation in 1831.
Since 1960 the city has increased from 24.48 to 102.88 square
miles and from 109,969 to 188,991 in population. This steady
growth demonstrates the continuing strength of Little Rock as an
urban center, but it also presents planning, service and public
finance challenges to city government.
In order to meet these challenges, the Board of Directors has
established a short -term policy position that will guide city
programming in fiscal year 1990. During the next 18 months the
Board will lead a community -wide goal- setting process involving
the general citizenry and the various neighborhood organizations.
The policies resulting from this community effort will form the
city policy framework for the next decade.
While urban growth brings employment opportunities and a certain
newness to the city, it also highlights the differences between
established older neighborhoods and the areas of recent
construction and development. Balancing the needs of divergent
interests and communities while fostering fairness and equity in
service delivery is a major goal of Little Rock city government.
The Board has, therefore, identified as its primary goal to plan
for, support and help finance through legislation and programming
the continuation of a high quality of life and uniform positive
development in the City of Little Rock.
6/15/89
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