Bentonville, AR

Traffic Safety and Signage Committee

The Traffic Safety and Signage Committee will discuss several requests for traffic calming and warning signs. The body will review traffic count results for specific intersections and consider requests for speed humps in residential areas.

• Review of traffic counts for pedestrian warning signs at 11th & Bella Vista
• Review of traffic and pedestrian counts for Featherston/Glen Rd
• Traffic calming and speed hump request for Sackett Ave in Providence subdivision
• Traffic calming and speed hump requests for Lockheed St and Convair St in Skyview Acres
• Petition for a 'Children at play' sign at SW Loudon Dr & SW Featherstone Blvd

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Utility Board

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several waiver requests and plat approvals. The body is also considering a rezoning request and proposed amendments to the Bentonville Community Code.

• Rezoning of 608 NW B Street from R-1 Suburban Single-Family to T3.1 Neighborhood Edge
• Proposed amendments to the Bentonville Community Code
• Phasing Plan Amendment for J Street of Bentonville at 3110 SE J Street
• Final Plat for Azalea Place Subdivision, Phase 2 at 3999 Ginn Road
• Waivers for garage door and loading dock locations at 3011 and 1205 SE Moberly Ln

Library Advisory Board

Airport Advisory Board

City Council Informational

General

Finance Committee

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Utility Board

Public Art Advisory Board

Tree & Landscape Advisory Board

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Planning Commission

Utility Board

Library Advisory Board

Airport Advisory Board

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Traffic Safety and Signage Committee

Finance Committee

Planning Commission

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Board of Adjustment

Utility Board

Planning Commission

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Public Art Advisory Board

Tree & Landscape Advisory Board

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Utility Board

Planning Commission

Library Advisory Board

Airport Advisory Board

Finance Committee

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Board of Adjustment

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Utility Board

Planning Commission

Tree & Landscape Advisory Board

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Board of Adjustment

Traffic Safety and Signage Committee

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Utility Board

Planning Commission

Library Advisory Board

Airport Advisory Board

Finance Committee

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Board of Adjustment

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Utility Board

Planning Commission

Tree & Landscape Advisory Board

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Board of Adjustment

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Utility Board

Planning Commission

Airport Advisory Board

Finance Committee

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Board of Adjustment

Planning Commission

Utility Board

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Tree & Landscape Advisory Board

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Board of Adjustment

Airport Advisory Board

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Utility Board

Planning Commission

Finance Committee

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Board of Adjustment

Tree & Landscape Advisory Board

Utility Board

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Finance Committee

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Board of Adjustment

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Utility Board

Finance Committee

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Board of Adjustment

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Utility Board

Tree & Landscape Advisory Board

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Board of Adjustment

Planning Commission

Utility Board

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Board of Adjustment

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Utility Board

Planning Commission

Tree & Landscape Advisory Board

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Board of Adjustment

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Utility Board

Finance Committee

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Board of Adjustment

Tree & Landscape Advisory Board

Utility Board

Planning Commission

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Finance Committee

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Board of Adjustment

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Utility Board

Planning Commission

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Board of Adjustment

Utility Board

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Tree & Landscape Advisory Board

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Board of Adjustment

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Utility Board

Board of Adjustment

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Planning Commission

Board of Adjustment

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Finance Committee

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Planning Commission

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Finance Committee

Planning Commission

Finance Committee

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Planning Commission

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

Airport Advisory Board

The Airport Advisory Board is meeting to discuss the Capital Improvement Plan for 2027-2031. The board will also establish the schedule for upcoming meetings.

• Discussion of 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Plan

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will meet to review a variance request for a property on SW 5th Street. The board will also receive an update on a withdrawn application.

• Variance request for Cope Residence at 524 SW 5th Street (VAR26-0020) regarding maximum setbacks
• Status update on withdrawn application VAR26-0007 (Zediker)

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

The City Council will discuss a variety of budget adjustments, airport developments, and utility improvements. The body is also considering four rezoning requests and an ordinance to regulate high-speed electric vehicles on trails and sidewalks.

• Acceptance of an anonymous donation of $1,122,094.47 for the Library and Animal Services
• Bid award of $2,676,440.44 to J&L Concrete and Excavation, Inc. for the Elm Tree Sidepath Trail
• Bid award of $1,685,727.86 to Steep Creek, LLC for NW Tiger Blvd and NW G Street Stormwater Improvements
• Ordinance to regulate high-speed electric-powered vehicles on City trails and sidewalks
• Rezoning requests for 501 N Main Street, 215 SW E Street, 1710 SW 14th St, and SW Windmill Rd

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss the monthly finance review and the proposed 2027 budget. The body is considering several resolutions to adjust budgets for city services and authorize new contracts.

• Acceptance of an anonymous donation of $1,122,094.47 for the Library and Animal Services
• Contract with ITERIS for traffic signal coordination in the amount of $179,950.00
• Grant of $436,217.00 from the Kelly & Steuart Walton Donor-Advised Fund for tree planting
• Budget adjustment of $162,800.00 for two water accounts
• Work Order No. 9 with Garver LLC for Airport Perimeter Fence Installation Phase I

Utility Board

The Bentonville Utility Board will discuss reallocating funds for water accounts and extending water service line repair contracts. The board is also reviewing real estate acquisitions and design services for South Basin sewer improvements.

• Resolution to reallocate $162,800.00 for two water accounts
• One-year contract extension with Calcon, Inc. for water service line repairs
• One-year contract extension with Mo-Ark Utilities for water service line repairs
• Authorization for easement and real estate acquisitions for South Basin Sewer Improvements
• $99,295.00 agreement with Black & Veatch for South Basin Phase 1 design services

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several large-scale development projects and temporary use permits. The meeting includes public hearings for four rezoning requests and proposed amendments to the Bentonville Community Code.

• Proposed amendments to the Bentonville Community Code
• Rezoning requests for 1710 SW 14th St, 501 N Main Street, 215 SW E Street, and SW Windmill Rd
• Large Scale Development reviews for AWSOM Whole Health Campus (3401 Blueberry Ln) and Bentonville Dental Office (SW Regional Airport Blvd)
• Temporary Use Permits for 11010 Murdock Road and 410 SW A St
• Sidewalk waivers for 1109 NW Briarwood Ln, 307 and 309 NE 2nd Street, and area between Mill Dam and Nomad Road

Tree & Landscape Advisory Board

The board will meet to discuss a tree restoration project and proposed revisions to its bylaws. The agenda also includes updates on seed packets, pocket guides, and landscape nominations.

• Proposed Revised Bylaws
• Tree Restoration Project
• Landscape Nominations for 3207 SW Satinwood Avenue, 1401 NW 12 Street, and 203 Devon Green
• Seed Packets Update
• Pocket Guides

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will meet to discuss several art projects and collaborations. The agenda includes selecting artwork for America 250 and reviewing the 14th Street Tunnel Mural.

• 14th Street Tunnel Mural
• America 250 artwork selection
• NWACC Collaboration
• Benches for art canvas
• Baseball Playing Card Engagement

Board of Adjustment

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

The City Council and Committee of the Whole will discuss various infrastructure projects, including water and sewer upgrades and road improvements. The body will also vote on several property acquisitions and rezoning requests.

• Bid award to Belt Construction, Inc. for $12,313,347.90 for the Townbranch Interceptor project
• Bid award to Grant Garrett Excavating, Inc. for $3,958,727.30 for Walton Boulevard & West Central Avenue Improvements
• Grant of up to $6,683,590.00 from Walton Family Foundation for 'I' Street Water Supply Transmission Main
• Rezoning requests for 3006 SE J St and 405 NW 5th Street
• Agreement with Halff Associates for $65,705.00 for environmental and due diligence studies

The City Council approved a consent agenda featuring numerous infrastructure, utility, and grant agreements, including a $12.3 million contract for the Townbranch Interceptor project. Council members also approved two rezoning ordinances, including a contested request for 405 NW 5th Street. Additionally, the council recognized several community achievements and proclamations.

• Approved $3.9M Walton Blvd & West Central Ave improvement contract (8-0)
• Approved $12.3M Townbranch Interceptor project contract (8-0)
• Approved rezoning at 3006 SE J St (8-0)
• Approved rezoning at 405 NW 5th St (6-2)
• Accepted $6.6M Walton Family Foundation grant for water infrastructure (8-0)
• Approved $100,000 library placemaking grant (8-0)
• Approved $65,705 agreement for environmental due diligence (8-0)
• Approved $280,495 sign truck purchase (8-0)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review three resolutions involving the acceptance of state and private grant funds. These items require budget adjustments to incorporate the new funding.

• Acceptance of $6,683,590.00 Walton Family Foundation grant for "I" Street Water Supply Transmission Main Extension
• Acceptance of $23,667.00 in State Aid for the Bentonville Public Library
• Grant agreement with ArDOT for the Eagle Way Tunnel & Trail project design

Airport Advisory Board

The Bentonville Airport Advisory Board meets Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 3 PM at City Hall, 305 SW "A" Street, with a Zoom option. The main business is an engineering and construction update from Garver USA on seven airport projects, including the East Taxiway Extension (Phase 2), a Hangar Access Road, the East Parking Apron, West Taxiway Rehabilitation, West Turf Apron, Perimeter Fence Installation Phase 1, and the West Taxiway Extension. The board also hears a geese control report, updates from Legends Air Center and the Airport Manager, and considers a Baldwin Lease Reassignment. The November meeting is cancelled because the Airport Manager and Airport Board Chair will be in Hurst, TX for the SCAAAE Conference; the next meeting is Thursday, December 3, 2026 at 3 PM.

• Engineering and construction updates from Garver USA on seven projects, including the East Taxiway Extension (Phase 2) (FAA Funded) and West Taxiway Extension (FAA Funded)
• Hangar Access Road (ADA Funded 300K 80/20) and West Taxiway Rehabilitation (ADA Funded 300K 80/20)
• West Turf Apron (ADA Funded 200K 90/10) and Perimeter Fence Installation – Phase 1 (ADA Funded 90/10)
• East Parking Apron (BIL Funded)
• Baldwin Lease Reassignment under Other Business; November meeting cancelled, next meeting December 3, 2026

Library Advisory Board

The Library Advisory Board will receive programming, marketing, and administration updates. The meeting includes a discussion on pending library policy updates related to Arkansas Act 372 and two upcoming board vacancies.

• Pending library policy updates related to Arkansas Act 372
• Two board vacancies occurring December 31, 2026: Kimberly Seay and Nathan Pollett

The board approved the acceptance and public display of a quilt donated by the NWA Modern Quilt Guild, pending further approval from the Public Art Advisory Council and City Council. The board also approved the meeting minutes from June 3, 2026.

• Approved acceptance and public display of NWA Modern Quilt Guild quilt (unanimous)
• Approved June 3, 2026 meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Bentonville Planning Commission meets Oct. 6, 2026 at Bentonville City Hall, 305 SW A St, with a tech review at 4:30 PM and public hearing at 5:00 PM. The consent agenda covers 10 property line adjustments, lot splits, final plats, and large scale developments. New business includes five large scale development items and two advertised public hearings on rezonings. The agenda also carries a notice that fraudulent invoices asking for wire transfers are being sent to builders and developers, and states the City will never ask for a wire transfer.

• Rezoning at 3006 SE J St (RZ26-0045): R-1, Suburban Single-Family to T4.2, Neighborhood Node within the Regional Center Place Type
• Rezoning at 405 NW 5th Street (RZ26-0047) for Lucatoni, LLC / Mark Haney: R-1, Suburban Single-Family to T4.1, Neighborhood General within the Urban Neighborhood Place Type
• Consent agenda includes Walmart Campus Lot 1, Phase 25 final plat at SE 10th Street (FP26-0009)
• New business includes STEM Campus Public Improvements at 608 SW 8th Street (LSD26-0030) and AWSOM Whole Health Campus items at 3401 Blueberry Lane and McCollum Rd
• Fraud notice: invoices appearing to come from the City of Bentonville are requesting wire transfers; the City states it will never ask for a wire transfer

Utility Board

The Bentonville Utility Board meets October 6, 2026 at 11:30 AM at Bentonville City Hall. The board will consider five resolutions: accepting a Walton Family Foundation grant of up to $6,683,590.00 for the "I" Street Water Supply Transmission Main Extension, declaring surplus items for public online auction, awarding a $12,313,347.90 construction bid for the Townbranch Interceptor project, and two construction administration agreements with Garver totaling $1,770,801.00. The agenda also includes approval of the September 15, 2026 minutes.

• Resolution accepting a Walton Family Foundation grant of up to $6,683,590.00 for the "I" Street Water Supply Transmission Main Extension, with a budget adjustment needed
• Resolution declaring various items as surplus for sale via public online auction, no budget adjustment needed
• Resolution awarding bid IFB-26-53 to Belt Construction, Inc. for $12,313,347.90 for Alignments 2, 3, 4 of the Townbranch Interceptor project
• Agreement with Garver for Amendment #1 at $1,042,941.00 for construction administration on Townbranch Interceptor Alignments 2, 3, 4
• Agreement with Garver Engineering for Amendment #2 at $727,860.00 for construction administration on Townbranch Interceptor Alignment 1

The Utility Board approved a grant for the "I" Street water supply transmission main and awarded a construction bid for the Townbranch Interceptor Project. The board also authorized two project amendments with Garver, LLC and declared various items as surplus for auction.

• Approved Walton Family Foundation Grant for "I" Street Water Supply Transmission Main (5-0)
• Approved resolution to declare various items as surplus for public auction (5-0)
• Awarded bid IFB-26-53 Townbranch Interceptor Project Alignment 2, 3, 4 Construction (5-0)
• Authorized Townbranch Sewer Interceptor Project Amendment #1 with Garver, LLC (5-0)
• Authorized Townbranch Sewer Interceptor Project Amendment #2 with Garver, LLC (5-0)

Traffic Safety and Signage Committee

The Traffic Safety and Signage Committee meets October 5, 2026, at 2:00 PM at Bentonville City Hall. The agenda is largely informational: continued discussion of the committee's own organization and authority, plus updates on previously tabled items now that traffic counts and reviews are available. New business includes a temporary road closure request, two traffic calming requests, a parking request, and a race route request. No votes or final decisions are listed on the agenda.

• NW Wishing Springs Rd temporary closure requested for Nov 6, 2026, 5:00–7:00 p.m. for the Wishing Springs Bridges Ribbon Cutting
• Sackett Ave traffic calming request in Providence subdivision; posted speed limit 20 mph; speed hump requested
• Skyview Acres traffic calming requested on Lockheed St and Convair St; speed humps requested
• Reserved parking for three spaces outside The Record for the Big Diamond Comedy Festival, Oct 22–24, to park an event sponsor's RV
• Cold Front race/run scheduled Feb 14, 2027; police assistance requested at Tiger Blvd & NW A St, Tiger Blvd & NE Cub Cir, and NE Cub Cir & NE A St

The Committee approved a temporary road closure for a bridge ribbon cutting and tentatively approved a race route for February 2027. Several traffic calming requests were referred for data collection, and a parking request for the Big Diamond Comedy Festival was denied.

• Approved temporary closure of NW Wishing Springs Rd on Nov 6, 2026 (5-7 p.m.)
• Denied reserved parking for RVs outside The Record for Big Diamond Comedy Festival
• Tentatively approved Cold Front race route for Feb 14, 2027, pending Parks coordination
• Closed school zone signage item for Thaden School
• Closed Foxfire pedestrian connectivity item as outside TSS jurisdiction
• Tabled pedestrian warning signs at 11th & Bella Vista for further evaluation
• Referred Featherston/Glen Rd safety request to Engineering
• Approved traffic count data collection for Sackett Ave and Skyview Acres

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will meet to approve the 2027 fee schedule and discuss a heat and weather policy for outdoor sports. The meeting follows previous discussions on capital requests and trail design projects.

• Approval of 2027 Fee Schedule
• Discussion of BPR Heat and Weather Policy for Outdoor Sports
• Review of August 2026 meeting minutes and September 2026 tour notes

Board of Adjustment

Combined Committee of the Whole & City Council

The Bentonville City Council will hold a Committee of the Whole for discussion, followed by a City Council meeting with public comment and votes on resolutions, ordinances, and public hearings. Key items include accepting a $4 million federal grant for Greenhouse Road improvements, awarding several construction contracts, and approving two rezoning requests. The agenda also includes routine recognitions, grant acceptances, and utility board items.

• Resolution accepting $4,000,000 FFY2027 NWARPC grant for Greenhouse Road improvements (Hwy 12 to Hwy 102), with $1,000,000 local match shared 55% Bentonville / 45% Centerton
• Resolution awarding bid IFB-26-58 to Steep Creek, LLC for SW Nutmeg Drainage Improvements at $2,328,027.94
• Resolution awarding bid IFB-26-61 to On Point Excavation LLC for SW 2nd and 'O' Drainage Improvements at $550,428.03
• Rezoning of 201 SW E Street from R-1 to T3.1 (RZ26-0044) and 901 E. Central Ave. from R-1 to T3.2 (RZ26-0043), both recommended 7-0 by Planning Commission
• Resolution accepting Walton Family Foundation grants: $185,605 for John DeShields Trail design and $1,026,589 for SW 'I' Street/SW 41st Street intersection improvements

The City Council approved a series of infrastructure grants and construction bids for roads, drainage, and trails. The council also approved two rezoning requests and an ordinance expanding the Finance Committee's scope of review.

• Approved $4M NWARPC grant for Greenhouse Road Improvements (6-0)
• Awarded $2.3M drainage bid to Steep Creek, LLC (6-0)
• Awarded $550,428.03 drainage bid to On Point Excavation LLC (6-0)
• Approved $1.2M intersection bid for SW 'I' St and SW 41st St to All Service Electric (6-0)
• Approved $7.6M Townbranch Interceptor project bid to Crossland Heavy Contractors (6-0)
• Approved rezoning of 201 SW E Street to T3.1 Neighborhood Edge (6-0)
• Approved rezoning of 901 E. Central Ave to T3.2 Neighborhood Transition (6-0)
• Approved ordinance expanding Finance Committee scope of review (6-0)

Finance Committee

The Bentonville Finance Committee is reviewing five resolutions for the City Council, each involving grant acceptance or budget adjustments. Items include a pet adoption grant, a $4 million road construction grant, a bridge repair budget adjustment, and two Walton Family Foundation grants for trail and intersection work. The committee is deciding whether to recommend these items to the full council.

• $4,000,000 NWARPC grant for Greenhouse Road Improvements (Hwy 12 to Hwy 102), with $1,000,000 local match split 55% Bentonville / 45% Centerton
• $185,605 Walton Family Foundation grant for John DeShields Trail design and bidding (NE J Street to E Central Avenue)
• $1,026,589 Walton Family Foundation grant for SW "I" Street and SW 41st Street intersection improvements, including traffic signal
• $6,000 Best Friends Animal Society grant to sponsor pet adoptions ($75 dog fee, $50 cat fee, ~80 adoptions)
• Budget adjustment for West McNelly Road Bridge Repair

Construction Board of Appeals

The Bentonville Construction Board of Appeals is meeting to consider a single appeal from Burckart Construction regarding a Building Fire and Safety decision. The board will hear the appeal and may take action, followed by adjournment.

• Appeal by Burckart Construction of a Building Fire and Safety decision

Tree & Landscape Advisory Board

The board will discuss a restoration strategy for 2014 NW DeSoto and receive updates on plant towers and seed packets. The meeting also includes discussions regarding budgeting, landscape nominations, and planning updates.

• Streetscape Restoration Strategy for 2014 NW DeSoto
• Update on Plant Tower project including Lettuce Grow education quote for $1,492.06
• Update on seed packets featuring various native species priced at $3.00 each
• Budgeting brainstorm session
• Landscape award nominations

Public Art Advisory Board

The Bentonville Public Art Advisory Board is meeting to approve minutes, discuss a quilt donation to the Bentonville Public Library, and review a collaboration with NWACC. They will also consider the 2027 project plan and receive updates on ongoing projects like America 250, Old Tree, and Team Spirit. The meeting is open to the public, with Zoom participation available by request.

• Quilt donation to Bentonville Public Library (BPL)
• NWACC collaboration discussion
• 2027 Project Plan review
• America 250 project update
• Bentonville Bat unveiling on Oct. 6 at 5 p.m.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding several rezoning requests and a temporary use permit for night work. The meeting also includes a consent agenda for various property line adjustments and subdivision plats.

• Rezoning of 201 SW E Street from R-1 to T3.1
• Rezoning of 901 E. Central Ave. from R-1 to T3.2
• Rezoning of 501 N Main Street from R-1 to T4.1
• Temporary Use Permit for night work at 3401 Blueberry Lane
• Ordinance to amend various sections of the Community Code

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Utility Board

The Bentonville Utility Board will consider several resolutions and one ordinance at its September 15, 2026 meeting. Key items include amending a bond repayment schedule, financing a water transmission project, acquiring easements, and awarding a sewer construction contract. The board is also set to approve a professional services agreement for sewer system evaluation.

• Ordinance amending repayment schedule for 2025 bond to allow spending lower-interest 2024 bond first
• Resolution to finance 48" Supply Water Transmission Project with $9,621,360 in bonds, including $887,911 principal forgiveness
• Resolution authorizing easement purchases for Shewmaker Ph. 2 Interceptor Project
• Resolution awarding bid IFB-26-54 to Crossland Heavy Contractors for $7,605,314.85 for Townbranch Interceptor Project Alignment 1
• Resolution to contract with RJN Group for $865,530 for SSES and modeling work in South LS Basin

The Utility Board approved several resolutions for water and sewer infrastructure projects, including a major interceptor project bid and financing for a water transmission project. The board also authorized an agreement for basin modeling and easement acquisitions.

• Approved ordinance amending 2025 Bond repayment and disbursement dates (5-0)
• Approved intent to finance 48" Supply Water Transmission Project with $9,621,360.00 in bonds (5-0)
• Approved easement acquisitions for Shewmaker Ph. 2 Interceptor Project (5-0)
• Awarded bid IFB-26-54 to Crossland Heavy Contractors for $7,605,314.85 (5-0)
• Approved $865,530.00 agreement with RJN Group, Inc. for SSES and modeling work (5-0)
• Approved September 1, 2026 minutes (5-0)

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Traffic Safety and Signage Committee

The committee will hear informational comments regarding two upcoming running events. These items are for informational purposes and do not require committee decisions.

• Girls on the Run NWA Fall Celebratory 5K on November 14, 2026
• Time Travel Half-Bentonville on January 10, 2027

The Committee approved requests for the Girls on the Run Fall Celebratory 5K and the Time Travel Half-Bentonville event. Members also discussed clarifying the Committee's legal duties and reviewed potential sidewalk connections in the Foxfire area.

• Approved Girls on the Run NWA Fall Celebratory 5K route (unanimous)
• Approved signage request for Time Travel Half-Bentonville event (unanimous)

Board of Adjustment