... taxpayers that there was no change to any of these taxes, most of which have remained unchanged for decades. Alderman Mark Vaught was alone in voting against each of these taxes, saying that his “no” vote did not represent a vote against the worth ...

... called “starter homes” would be used as rental property in an area neighbors felt was unsuitable. Alderman Mark Vaught was alone in voting to allow the rezoning. Though Vaught said during the meeting that he too didn’t “like the idea of ...

... challenging contribution year for us independent of this discussion.â United Way board member and Conway alderman Mark Vaught said on Thursday that he hoped publicity of the issue â doesnâ t make people question the integrity of the United Way of ...

... want the land to be used as allowed by rights under I-3 zoning should the fairgrounds be removed from it. Alderman Mark Vaught voted against the rezoning, saying during the meeting that he would prefer a new zoning category be created that would ...

... Beaverfork Lake residents to pump water from the lake for residential irrigation purposes. Aldermen Shelley Mehl and Mark Vaught have records of voting against any private uses that can be seen as infringing on the public lake, such as the construction ...

... sides visible to the public. - Advertisement - Alderman Mark Vaught opposed the change, saying that the city should "play ... been unanimous in the council, Townsell said. Aldermen Mark Vaught and Shelley Mehl have consistently voted against ordinances ...

... to prepare the facility for use as an expo center, which has been one of the A&P Commission's goals. Alderman Mark Vaught said it was important to note that the parks and recreation funds that will be used to pay for the building and future ...

... Beaverfork Entrance Road; And approval for a boat dock application for property located at 17 Beaverfork Place (Aldermen Mark Vaught and Shelley Mehl voted against the ordinance, as they have all ordinances to allow private docks to take up space on ...

... would put it there, according to Townsell. "I know not everybody has warmed up to urban density now," alderman Mark Vaught said at this meeting. "I'm not sure I have, but it's on the radar (and) Conway's already doing it."

... family development surely would be, and it would likely take the form of a large-scale duplex development. Alderman Mark Vaught said that in choosing the Campus Crest development, he was voting for "the lesser of two evils." "I believe I ...