Pine Bluff Urban Renewal Agency
About Pine Bluff Urban Renewal Agency
The Pine Bluff Urban Renewal Agency (PBURA) was formed on August 7, 2017, by a unanimous vote of the Pine Bluff City Council. The PBURA is composed of five commissioners who are appointed by the Mayor with confirmation by the City Council.
The PBURA will receive private and public funding for their efforts to remove blight and acquiring real estate for advancing and/or affecting a redevelopment project or urban renewal project.
Pine Bluff Urban Renewal Agency Bylaws
ARTICLE I.
Introduction
Section 1. The name of this urban renewal agency shall be the “Pine Bluff Urban
Renewal Agency” as established by Resolution 4041 of the Pine Bluff City Council on
August 7, 2017, and hereafter referred to as the “Agency.”
Section 2. These Bylaws are the official Bylaws of the Pine Bluff Urban Renewal
Agency and supersede previously adopted Bylaws.
Section 3. The purposes of these Bylaws are to establish rules and procedures
necessary to carry out the purpose and duties of this Agency, as set forth in the A.C.A.
Section 14-169-709 (as amended).
PBURA By-laws
PBURA Proposed Urban Renewal Plan
PRURA Plan Amended and Approved 04.20.21
Public Meetings Comment Summary
PBURA Plan approved by PBCC 5-21-18
Urban Renewal Agency Executive Director
Chandra Griffin, Interim Executive Director
Commissioners
Jimmy Dill, Chair
Lynn Guynn
Travis Martin
Lloyd Franklin, Sr.
Kirby Mouser