... new subdivision ordinance under review by the Conway City Council contained a sidewalk requirement. Planning Director Bill Polk said he had received requests for sidewalks through the planning department and from citizens he encountered when he was ...

... Elders were Dian Polk and Ernie O'Donnell. Others who participated in the service were Joel Pouwels, Steven Yant, Bill Polk and Bernice Chapin. The church was located at Christian, Watkins and Polk Streets. Judy Crow O'Donnell was the minister ...

... Sherwood submitted a low bid of $457,000 for the project and, at the suggestion of Mayor David Kinley, Planning Director Bill Polk and Bill Bradberry of the state highway department, alderman agreed to put up extra funds to make the bikeway first class ...

... master plan. The commissioners will take no formal action at this informational session, said Conway Planning Director Bill Polk. In other Planning Commission business, the conditional use subcommittee will meet at 6:45 p.m. Monday to discuss ...

... drives and traffic movement along roadways to anticipate and prevent safety problems and congestion. Planning Director Bill Polk, who showed the council a short video on the subject, said access management can help the city maintain its investment ...

... than I ever knew." "Frank is a master at trying to find a solution for all parties," Kinley said. Planning Director Bill Polk put it this way: "He works with citizens, trying to be agreeable to all parties." On numerous occasions after the ...

... traffic calming will be at 6 p.m. Monday at the District Court on Parkway. City Engineer Ronnie Hall and City Planner Bill Polk will outline how neighborhoods can get the city involved in helping calm the traffic on their streets. Other events scheduled ...

... in neighborhoods was explained to a group of about 40 residents Monday night in the District Courtroom. City Planner Bill Polk and City Engineer Ronnie Hall described the various devices - from installing speed humps, to narrowing streets, to ...

... also called for "teeth" in building inspections, perhaps fining businesses out of fire code compliance. City Planner Bill Polk said he dreaded following Castleberry with his presentation because "my department has had no confirmed saves this year ...

... It's too premature to do any of that now. We'll finalize that and go through the proper steps with the state." Bill Polk, Conway's planning director, said the charter school has not completed a site plan review, which must be done before ...