... federal stimulus money gets sorted out and a plan to extend city water service out Highway 89 North toward the future airport site is also in the works. District 30 State Sen. Gilbert Baker, R-Conway; District 45 State Rep. Linda Tyler, D ...

... council. "If we have to go to condemnation we will pull you together as quickly as possible." Construction at the airport site will be wholly funded by the FAA, which will pay 95 percent, and Arkansas Department of Aeronautics which will pay ...

The Federal Aviation Administration could issue a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) in March, approving an airport in the Lollie Bottoms area.

... business hours until 4:30 p.m. Monday will join written comments gathered at Thursday's pubic hearing on the airport site environmental assessment will be joined by for review by Federal Aviation Administration authorities. If the environmental ...

... reported widespread flooding in the Lollie Bottoms, only a few dozen acres along Tupelo Bayou were underwater, and the airport site was not flooded as of Wednesday afternoon. Joe Thrash, a Lollie Bottoms resident tasked with operating the Faulkner ...

... which do best if planted by mid-June. The flooding caused by Tupelo Bayou is within half a mile of the proposed airport site. This comes little more than a week after a public hearing concerning the site's environmental assessment, where ...

Conway's new airport site at Lollie Bottoms has been approved by the Federal Aviation Administration. Jamie Gates, vice president of government affairs ...

... The council will also hear a report on an Airport Master Plan, which details what the requirements are for a new airport site and the steps that will need to be taken to get approval. Also on the agenda are: * A resolution of intent to participate ...

... his reason for supporting the new airport site. "In this jet age, I consider ... Corporation also spoke in favor of the airport site and presented a letter from State ... that a resolution regarding the airport site would most likely be voted on ...

... when it rains. This area has a history of flooding. The Arkansas River levee that runs parallel to this proposed new airport site is very weak. Water has been known to bubble up in the ground 300 feet on the inside of the levee. This area is affected ...