Development Review (formerly Site Plan Review)

All multi-family, office, commercial, and industrial development projects within Conway city limits require Development Review and Approval prior to any permits being issued. Please review the documents below, then contact the Planning Department to set up a preliminary conference as soon as possible.
Article 1101 Development Review from the Zoning Ordinance Article 1101 Development Review – Effective October 29, 2007 (PDF 192k)
This excerpt from the City of Conway Zoning Ordinance amends the same section that was, however, previously titled "Site Plan Review."
Design Standards Pattern Book (3.89M) Design Standards Pattern Book – Effective October 29, 2007 (PDF 3.89M)
This document is intended as a reference point from which all persons involved in the development process can gain a common understanding of the minimum design expectations for developments in Conway. Information includes standards for architecture, parking, landscaping, lighting, signage, and much more.
Click here for application packet Development Review Handout Application Packet – Effective October 29, 2007 (PDF 1.55m)
This set of handouts is intended to guide all persons involved in the development process from start to finish–from concept to permit. Generally speaking, design professionals will find answers to most questions here.
Click here for Schedule of Fees Collected by Planning Department Schedule of Fees Collected by the Planning Department – Effective January 1, 2008 (PDF 12k)
New Sign Ordinance Passed 9-26-06. Sign Ordinance – Re-Adopted September 26, 2006 (324k)
   
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Updated 10/12/2007