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ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE TO APPROVE A …
www.littlerock.gov[page 1 of 2] 1 . ordinance no. _____ 2 . 3 . an ordinance to approve a planned zoning development . 4 . and establish a planned district titled residential
Factsheet The relation between speed and crashes
www.littlerock.govThe exact relation between speed and crashes depends on many factors. However, in a general sense the relation is very clear: if on a road the driven speeds become higher, the crash rate will also
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www.littlerock.govOUTLINE OF ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS The City of Little Rock, with the exception of the State Capitol Zoning District and the Central Little Rock Zoning Area Downtown, is divided into the following 34 zoning districts: 1. "R-1" - Single Family District For large lot single family development with a minimum lot size of 15,000 ...
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