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Arkansas National Resources Commission: March 15th Meeting Agenda

March 03, 2017

By: Walter G. Wright

Category: Arkansas Environmental, Energy, and Water Law

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The Arkansas National Resources Commission (ANRC”) will hold its next meeting on March 15, 2017.

The agenda items include:

  • ANRC Executive Director Bruce Holland

    • Status Report on Financial Assistance

  • Crystal Phelps, ANRC General Counsel

    • Legislative Report

    • Resolution to Recognize former Commissioner Mike Carter

  • Mark Bennett

    • Various Applications for Financial Assistance

    • Conversion Loan to Grant

    • Deobligation of Funds

  • Adrian Baber

    • Conservation District Board of Director Appointments and/or Reappointments and Election Results

    • Conservation District Activity Report

  • Edward Swaim

    • 2016 Nonpoint Annual Report

The meeting will also review what are described as “Activity Reports” which include:

  • US Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service

  • Arkansas Association of Conservation Districts

  • University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service

  • US Geological Survey

  • Arkansas Agriculture Department

The meeting will be held at the ANRC headquarters which is located at 101 E. Capitol Avenue, Suite 350, beginning at 9:30.

A copy of the agenda can be downloaded below.

                                                                                                               

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