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A group of downtown Little Rock neighborhood associates and residents want the Arkansas Department of Transportation Department to pay $350,000 in attorneys fees after they won a ruling barring the agency from spending state sales tax money on the $1 billion 30 Crossing project.
A group of downtown Little Rock neighborhood associates and residents want the Arkansas Department of Transportation Department to pay $350,000 in attorneys fees after they won a ruling barring the agency from spending state sales tax money on the $1 billion 30 Crossing project.
The Arkansas Department of Transportation said it will appeal a ruling that bars the agency from spending money from Amendment 101 on 30 Crossing, the $1 billion project to remake the 6.7-mile I-30 corridor through downtown Little Rock and North Little Rock.
The Arkansas Department of Transportation said it will appeal a ruling that bars the agency from spending money from Amendment 101 on 30 Crossing, the $1 billion project to remake the 6.7-mile I-30 corridor through downtown Little Rock and North Little Rock.
A judge has enjoined the the Arkansas Department of Transportation from spending any money on the $1 billion 30 Crossing project generated by a state sales tax set to take effect next year.