March 3, 2026Open Access

Draft environmental assessment of the cumulative impact of the proposed Downtown Little Rock riverfront redevelopment

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Environmental assessment identifies possible impacts on traffic and parking in downtown Little Rock, with a focus on urban congestion.
Key areas of concern include historic resources, water quality, and air quality related to redevelopment efforts.
Draft assessment considers waste management strategies and visual aesthetics of the proposed riverfront developments.
Findings highlight the importance of addressing cultural resources amid significant urban redevelopment efforts.

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This document contains a draft of a redevelopment effort along the downtown riverfront. Proposed projects include a hotel and convention center, an office tower, a parking deck, a riverfront park, and restoration of the Capital Hotel. A draft environmental assessment is also included which addresses possible impacts on traffic and parking, historic and cultural resources, water and air quality, waste management, and aesthetics.

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Ozarks Regional Commission (U.S.); Little Rock (Ark.).; Midwest Research Institute (Kansas City, Mo.); Hodges, Vines, Fox, & Associates

Draft environmental assessment of the cumulative impact of the proposed Downtown Little Rock riverfront redevelopment

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