Residents Expect Widening Arkansas 264 To Change Rural Feel
Posted: September 16, 2011 at 5:52 a.m.
Shawn Clark, center, a landowner near the proposed Arkansas 264 expansion, and his mother, Onetta Clark, right, point out their property lines to David Bushey, resident engineer for Benton County, on Thursday at the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department’s public involvement meeting at the Jones Center in Springdale. The proposed expansion to five lanes, from Thompson Street to Arkansas 265, would cut through part of the Clarks’ property.
Onetta Clark understands progress but she also hates to see the nature of the property where she has lived for 43 years change.
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