Arkansas § 15-11-904 Creation of arts and cultural districts

Arkansas Statutes

§ 15-11-904 — Creation of arts and cultural districts

Arkansas § 15-11-904

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Ark. Code Ann. § 15-11-904 (2026).

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(a)The following may apply to the Arkansas Arts Council to designate an arts and cultural district:

(1)A city or county for an area within the city or county;

(2)With the prior consent of the city, a county, on its own behalf or on behalf of a city, for an area in the city; or (3) Two (2) or more cities or counties jointly for an area at least partially located in each city or county.

(b)The application shall:

(1)Be in the form and manner and contain the information required by the council;

(2)Contain sufficient information to allow the council to determine if the proposed arts and cultural district qualifies under § 15-11-902(2) ; and (3) Be submitted for a city or county by the chief elected officer or, if none, the governing body of the city or county.

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(a) The following may apply to the Arkansas Arts Council to designate an arts and cultural district: (1) A city or county for an area within the city or county; (2) With the prior consent of the city, a county, on its own behalf or on behalf of a city, for an area in the city; or (3) Two (2) or more cities or counties jointly for an area at least partially located in each city or county. (b) The application shall: (1) Be in the form and manner and contain the information required by the council; (2) Contain sufficient information to allow the council to determine if the proposed arts and cultural district qualifies under § 15-11-902(2) ; and (3) Be submitted for a city or county by the chief elected officer or, if none, the governing body of the city or county.