Little Rock Land Bank Commission
Mission Statement
The mission of the Little Rock Land Bank Commission is to reverse blight, increase home ownership and stability of property values, provide affordable housing, improve the health and safety of neighborhoods within the City of Little Rock, and maintain the architectural fabric of the community through the study, acquisition, and disposition of vacant, abandoned, tax delinquent, and City lien property while collaborating with citizens, neighborhoods, developers, nonprofit organizations and other governmental agencies.
AUTHORITY: | Ordinance No. 19,911 passed by the Board of Directors on January 15, 2008, created this Commission. Ordinance No. 20,245 passed by the Board of Directors on April 6, 2010, amended Little Rock City Revised Code 2-330-41 to increase by two (2) members selected from Ward 1 and Ward 2. |
TERM: | Four (4) Years; Staggered Terms initially |
MEMBERS: | Eleven (11) |
DUTIES: | Reverse urban blight, increase home ownership, stabilize property values, provide affordable housing, and improve the health and safety of neighborhood through the study, acquisition and disposal of vacant and abandoned property. |
SELECTION: |
Members are appointed by the Mayor, subject to confirmation by the City Board of Directors and shall consist of the following: One (1) Representative involved in projects or work dedicated to the development of low to moderate income housing |
For More Information
Felicia M. Johnson, Redevelopment Administrator
500 W. Markham, Suite 120W
Little Rock, AR 72201
501-371-4848
fjohnson@littlerock.gov