HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 5367 ORDINANCE NO. 5367
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 5356 CONCERNING
PARKING REGULATIONS BY REMOVING THE SUNSET PROVISION
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby amends
Section 2 of Ordinance No. 5356 so that after amendment, it shall read as follows.
"Section 2: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby
determines that this Ordinance shall be effective on October I, 2010."
Section 2: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby determines
that because this Ordinance only repeals a sunsetting provision of Ordinance No. 5356, it is
specific in nature and shall take effect immediately.
PASSED and APPROVED this 7s'day of December, 2010.
APPROVED: ATTEST:
By. ` ` By: QM�*lL�l �
L ONELD JO Mayor SONDRA E. SMITH, City Clerk/Treasurer
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To: Kit Williams, City Attorney
From: Sondra Smith, City Clerk/Treasurer
Date: November 10, 2010
RE: Ordinance 5356
Mayor Jordan requested that Ordinance 5356 that was approved on June 1,
2010 and Ordinance 5324 that was approved on September 21, 2010 be
reviewed at the December 7, 2010 City Council meeting.
Ordinance 5356 was an ordinance amending chapter 72 Parking Regulations of
the Fayetteville Code by repealing subsections 72.58(h)(1) through 72.58(h)(3)
and enacting replacement subsections 72.58(h)(1-3) to change the time of
allowable free parking in the entertainment district parking zone. It changed the
times for paid parking and expires on December 7, 2010
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FAYETTEVILLE
THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE,ARKANSAS
KIT WILLIAMS,CITY ATTORNEY
DAVID WHITAKER,ASST.CITY ATTORNEY
DEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE LEGAL DEPARTMENT
TO: Mayor Jordan
Sondra Smith, City Clerk
City Council
FROM: Kit Williams, City Attorney --
DATE: November 12, 2010
RE: Review of sunset provisions of Ordinance No. 5356 which eliminated
paid parking requirements in the Entertainment District Parking Zone
until 2:00 p.m.
On September 21, 2010, the City Council passed Ordinance No. 5356 to
increase the free parking period in the Entertainment District Parking Zone by four
hours (from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.) daily. This was enacted with an automatic
sunsetting provision to expire on December 7, 2010, when the ordinance's effect
on parking revenues and business activity could be examined by the City Council..
If the City Council does not pass an ordinance eliminating or amending the
sunsetting provision, the original periods of free and paid parking will go back into
effect so that free parking will be from 2:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. and paid parking
will be from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 a.m. the following day.
If the attached ordinance is passed, it will do only one specific thing:
repeal the sunsetting provision from Section 2 of Ordinance No. 5356. Thus, the
current free parking period from 2:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. will continue with the
paid parking period remaining from 2:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. the next day.
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 5356 CONCERNING
PARKING REGULATIONS BY REMOVING THE SUNSET PROVISION
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby amends
Section 2 of Ordinance No. 5356 so that after amendment,it shall read as follows.
"Section 2: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas
hereby determines that this Ordinance shall be effective on October 1, 2010."
Section 2: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby determines
that because this Ordinance only repeals a sunsetting provision of Ordinance No. 5356, it is
specific in nature and shall take effect immediately.
PASSED and APPROVED this 7th day of December, 2010.
APPROVED: ATTEST:
By: By:
LIONELD JORDAN,Mayor SONDRA E. SMITH, City Clerk/Treasurer
ORDINANCE NO. 5356
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 72 PARKING REGULATIONS
OF THE FAYETTEVILLE CODE BY REPEALING SUBSECTIONS
72.58(H)(1) THROUGH 72.58(H)(3) AND ENACTING REPLACEMENT
SUBSECTIONS 72.58(H)(1-3) TO CHANGE THE TIME OF ALLOWABLE
FREE PARKING IN THE ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT PARKING ZONE
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE,ARKANSAS:
Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby repeals
Fayetteville Code §72.58(H)(1) through §72.58(H)(3) in their entirety and enacts replacement
subsection §72.58(H)(1-3) as shown below:
"(H) City parking lots and paid on-street parking spaces within the Entertainment
District Parking Zone.
For Parking Lots 50, 55, 56 and 60 and all paid on-street parking spaces within the
Entertainment District Parking Zone, the following parking fees are established and shall be
required to be paid by the owner or operator of any vehicle parked in those spaces or lots:
(1) Monday through Friday
(a) 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. — $.50 per hour with a maximum charge of
$1.50.
(b) 5:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. the following day — $1.00 per hour with a
maximum charge of$5.00.
(c) 2:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.—free parking.
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(2) Saturday
(a) 2:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m.—$.50 per hour with a maximum charge of
$2.00.
(b) 6:00 p.m. until 2:00 am. the following day — $1.00 per hour with a
maximum charge of$5.00.
(c) 2:00 a.m.until 2:00 p.m.—free parking.
(3) , Sunday
(a) 2:00 p.m.until 6:00 p.m.—$.50 per hour.
(b) 6:00 p.m. until 2:00 am. the following day — $1.00 per hour with a
maximum charge of$5.00.
(c) 2:00 am.until 2:00 p.m.—free parking.
Section 2: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby determines
that this ordinance shall be effective on October 1, 2010. The City Council further determines
that this amendment shall be ineffective and repealed and the current §72.58(1T) (1-3) terms as
previously enacted shall be in full force and effect on December 7,2010.
PASSED and APPROVED this 21'day of September,2010.
APPROVED: ATTEST:
By: By:
idor4ELD JO Mayor SONDRA E. SMITH, City Clerk/Treasurer
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ORDINANCE NO. 5324
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ARTICLE III PARKING METERS OF
CHAPTER 72 PARKING REGULATIONS BY CHANGING ITS NAME
AND ADDING PROVISIONS FOR AN ELECTRONIC PAYMENT STATION
PROGRAM FOR PAID PARKING LOTS AND PAID ON-STREET PARKING
AND FOR OTHER REASONS
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE,ARKANSAS:
Section l: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby amends
Article III Parking Meters of Chapter 72 Parking Regulations by renaming Article III
Parking Meters and Electronic Payment Stations and adding the following definitions to
§72.50 Definitions:
"'Electronic Payment Stations': A place where a person who has parked his vehicle in a
Entertainment District Parking Zone paid parking space or lot may pay the appropriate
fee for the paid parking space.
'Employee Parking Card': A card issued by the Parking Division for use only by
employees of businesses operating in the Entertainment District Parking Zone which may
be discounted by the Mayor up to 90% of normal parking rates for certain paid parking
spaces within the Zone.
`Entertainment District Parking Zone': The area depicted on the map and described on
Exhibit A attached to this enacting ordinance.
`Proximity Access Card': A card issued by the Parking Division for a monthly fee that
allows the user to access and use gated parking lots in the Entertainment District Parking
Zone on weekdays from 7:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m."
Section 2: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby amends
§72.51 Presumption As To Unlawful Parking in Metered Space by repealing it in its entirety
and enacting a replacement §72.51 Presumption As To Unlawful Parking In Metered Space
and Paid Parking Space or Lot Serviced By An Electronic Payment Station.
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Ordinance No. 5324
"The indication on the parking meter or within the Electronic Payment Station System
that the paid for time has expired shall be presumptive evidence, as to the parked vehicle
then found in the parking space or paid parking lot regulated by such parking meter or the
Electronic Payment Station System, that the owner or driver has failed to pay for all the
parking used in such space or lot which shall be presumptive evidence of the violation of
unlawful parking."
Section 3: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby amends
§72.52 Purpose of Deposit Requirement by repealing it in its entirety and enacting a
replacement §72.52 Purpose of Deposit or Electronic Payment Requirement.
"The coins required to be deposited in parking meters or the electronic payment required
to be made at electronic payment stations by this article are for the purpose of regulating
parking, to cover part of the cost of such necessary regulation for the convenience and
protection of the public, to accumulate revenues to use for the construction of additional
parking facilities including parking decks, and to provide operating revenue for the
Walton Arts Center."
Section 4: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby amends
§72.53 Depositing Slugs Prohibited by repealing it in its entirety and enacting a replacement
§72.53 Depositing Slugs or Making Simulated Electronic Payment Prohibited.
"(A) It shall be unlawful for any person to deposit or cause to be deposited in any parking
meter installed under this article any slug, device or substitute for a coin of the United
States of America.
(B) It shall be unlawful for any person to simulate an electronic payment at any electronic
payment station installed under this article by any means."
Section 5: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby amends
§72.54 Tampering with Meters Prohibited by repealing it in its entirety and enacting a
replacement § 72.54 Tampering with Meters or Electronic Payment Stations Prohibited.
"It shall be unlawful for any person to deface, injure, tamper with, willfully break,
destroy or impair the usefulness of, or to open without lawful authority, any parking
meter or electronic pay station installed in accord with this article."
Section 6: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby amends §
72.55 Collections from Meters by repealing it in its entirety and enacting a replacement § 72.55
Collections from Meters and Electronic Payment Stations.
"The Parking Manager shall collect all deposits or electronic transactions from parking
meters and electronic payment stations installed under this article and deliver them to the
Accounting Department or as directed by the Mayor."
Section 7: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby amends
§72.57 Parking Meter Zones by repealing subsection (E) and subsection (F) in their entireties
and enacting replacement subsections as shown below:
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Ordinance No. 5324
"§72.57
(E) Regulated hours for parking meters.
(1) Within the Entertainment District Parking Zone between the hours of 10 a.m.
until 2:00 a.m. Monday —Saturday and 1:00 P.M. until 2:00 a.m. on Sunday,
the owner or driver of a vehicle upon parking the vehicle in a parking meter
space shall immediately deposit sufficient money as required in §72.58(1-1), in
the parking meter.
(2) Outside the Entertainment District Parking Zone between the hours of 8:00
a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Monday — Friday (except City holidays), the owner or
driver of a vehicle upon parking the vehicle in a parking meter space shall
immediately deposit sufficient money as required in §72.58(G) in the parking
meter.
"(F) Unlawful to leave vehicle parked in excess of alloived time. "Upon the expiration of
the legal parking time paid for and allowed pursuant to this chapter during the period that
paid parking is required, it is unlawful for the owner or driver to leave the vehicle in the
parking space. Violation of such overtime parking shall be punished pursuant to §72.99."
Section 8: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby amends
§72.58 Off-Street Parking Meter Facilities; Rates for City Garage by renaming the section Off-
Street parking Facilities; Rules and Rates and by repealing subsections (G), (H) and (J) in
their entireties and enacting replacement subsections (G), (H) and (J) and a new subsection (M)
as shown below:
"(G) Gated parking lots, parking decks and parking meters outside the Entertainment
Parking District Zone. For all the parking lots identified in subsection (A) and all parking
meters outside the Entertainment Parking District Zone.
The following parking fees are established and shall be required to be paid by the owner
or operator of any vehicle parked in those spaces or parking lots:
(1) Long-tern metered spaces(red-capped parking meters) -- $.15 per hour.
(2) All other parking meters -- $.25 per hour.
(3) Gated lot(per space) -- $30.00 per month.
(4) Long-term parking permits (hang tags) for use only at long-term (red-
capped)meters --$30.00 per month.
(5) City Parking Deck at Meadow Street -- $45.00 per month for first and
second levels, $30.00 per month for third level, plus single day usage fee
of not more than$4.00 if space is available.
(6) Town Center Parking Deck — not more than $70.00 per month nor more
than $4.00 per day if space is available.
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(H) City parking lots and paid at -street parking spaces within the Entertainment District
Parking Zone.
For Parking Lots 50, 55, 56 and 60 and all paid on -street parking spaces within the
Entertainment District Parking Zone, the fallowing parking fees are established and shall
be required to be paid by the owner or operator of any vehicle parked in those spaces or
lots:
(1) Monday through Friday
(a) 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. - $.50 per hour with a maximum charge of
$3.00
(b) 5:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. the following day — $1.00 per hour with a
maximum charge of $5.00
(c) 2:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. — free parking
(2) Saturday
(a) 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. - $.50 per hour with a maximum charge of
$3.00
(b) 6:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. the following day — $1.00 per hour with
maximum charge of $5.00
(c) 2:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. — free parking
(3) Sunday
(a) 1:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. - $.50 per hour
(b) 6:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. the following day — $1.00 per hour with a
maximum charge of $5.00
(c) 2:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. — free parking
(4) Motorcycle and motor scooter parking in specially designated
motorcycle/motor scooter paid parking spaces.
The above parking rates for normal, passenger car sized paid parking spaces shall
be reduced by 50% for all specially designated motorcycle/motor scooter paid
parking spaces. All motorcycles and motor scooters will have to pay the normal
full rate if parked within a normal, passenger car sized parking space.
(5) Monthly daytime parking permits (Proximity Access Cards) for gated parking
lots in the Entertainment District Parking Zone.
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Persons desiring to purchase monthly access to and parking within gated lots in
the Entertainment District Parking Zone between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 4:00
p.m. on weekdays (excluding holidays) may purchase a Proximity Access Card
for $35.00. Any Proximity Access Card holder shall be required to pay normal
hourly parking fees for any parking within the lot beyond 4:00 p.m. Special
events authorized by the Mayor that require use of the gated parking lot will
supersede the rights of monthly parkers during such event.
(6) Discounted parking rates for employees. (Employee Parking Cards) In order
to assist employees working in the Entertainment District Parking Zone, the
Mayor is authorized to sell and issue Employee Parking Cards that can be used for
certain more distant parking spaces at a highly discounted rate of up to 90% off
the normal parking rate.
(I) Overtime parking.
(1) If any vehicle remains parked in any metered parking space or within a paid
parking lot beyond the period paid for such parking, the owner or operator of such
vehicle shall be guilty of overtime parking and be subject to the punishment
specified in §72.99.
(2) It is unlawful for any person to cause, allow or permit any vehicle owned or
operated by said person to be parked in a gated city lot for more than 24
continuous hours. Any such illegally parked vehicle is subject to the provisions
of §72.99 and to nonconsensual towing at the owner's expense who shall have
post -deprivation hearing rights as set for in subsection (L).
(M) The Mayor is empowered by proclamation and issuance of a special event permit to
assign any or all city owned paid parking lots and specifically designated or all on -street
paid parking spaces within the Entertainment District Parking Zone for the use of a
permitted special event or other necessary reason for not more than sixteen (16) days per
calendar year.
PASSED and APPROVED this I S1 day of June, 2010.
APPROVED
ATTEST:
ELD JO N, Mayor SONDRA E. SMITH, City Clerk/Treasr ,c,
FAYETTEVILLE:
THE CITY OF FAYETfEVILLE, ARKANSAS
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Outside Boundaries of the Entertainment District Parking Zone:
1. North Boundary: Up to but not including W Maple Street
2. East Boundary: Up to and including N. Highland Ave.
3. South Boundary: Up to but not including W Center Street
4. West Boundary: Up to but not including N. University Ave.
5. Thompson Ave. from Lafayette Street to Watson Street
On -Street Pay Parking in the Entertainment District Parking Zone:
I. N. Vandeventer Ave.
2. W. Lafayette Street
3. N. Campbell Ave.
4. W. Watson Street
5. N. St. Charles Street
6. W. Dickson Street
7. N. School Ave.
8. N. Locust Ave. between 225 N. Locust and Dickson Street
9. W. Spring Street
Pay Parking Lots in the Entertainment District Parking Zone:
1. Lot 50 —Northwest corner of West Ave. and Dickson St. (251 N. West Ave.)
2. Lot 56 — Southeast corner of West Ave. and Spring Street
3. Lot 60— 246 N. School Ave.
4. Lot 55 — Southwest corner of Watson St. and Campbell Ave. (320 W Watson Ave.)
2010
PARKING REVENUE PROJECTIONS
ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT PARKING PROGRAM
7 days/week
300 dayslyear
16 hours/day
7am -10pm MT
7am - 2am WTF
9am - 2am Sat
1 pm - 9pm Sun
$0.50/hr + $1.00/hr
50% capacity
Number of
112 hours/week
king Lots Location
Spaces
Avg. $275/space
City Lots = 100% Revei
50 - City owned West of WAC
293
$80,575
$351,600
55 -City owned Behind Brew Pub
105
$28,875
$126,000
56- City owned South of Grubs
65
$17,875
$78,000
60 - City owned East of WAC
58
$15,950
$69,600
Street Spaces Entertainment District
210
$57,750
$252,000
Less Sales Tax 9.25%
-$81,141
Annualized 12010 Remaining
Recurring Months
ITotal Revenues: I 731 I $201,025 1 $796,059 I $997,084 I $498,542
Total Expenses: $700,000 Equipment Recurring Exp. $587,063 $402,433
Net Revenues: $410,021 $96,109
Includes Startup Costs of $109,500
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THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS
DEPARTMENT CORRESPONDENCE
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA MEMO
To: Mayor and City Council
Thru: Don Man, Chief of Staff
Terry Gulley, Director of Transportation
From: Sharon Crosson, Parking and Telecom Manager
Date: April 16,2010,2010
Subject: An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 72 Parking Regulations of The Fayetteville Code to Enact a
Pay Parking Program in the Entertainment District Parking Zone
PROPOSAL:
City staff is recommends the approval of an ordinance to enact a pay parking program, referred to as the
Entertainment District Parking Program. The Entertainment District Parking Program encompasses the area
as shown in Exhibit A and referred to as the Entertainment District Parking Zone.
RECOMMENDATION:
This purpose of this program is to address the parking needs of the local merchants, visitors, employees and
residents of Dickson Street and surrounding areas by implementing a pay parking program in the public parking
lots and on -street spaces within the district. Every Section of this program is referring completely to the areas
within the boundaries defined as the Entertainment District Parking Zone. The program is designed to
improve parking services in the Entertainment District and surrounding areas and achieve this goal by
instituting pay parking in public facilities that are currently free, protecting adjacent neighborhoods from
parking infiltration, develop an improved mechanism of enforcement for privately owned lots, which would
eliminate towing and immobilization as their primary means of enforcement. The Entertainment District
Parking Program will also provide a revenue source for generating funds to support the construction of a
parking deck in the district.
BUDGET IMPACT:
Implementation of this program will generate a projected $997,084.00 in annual revenues. Recurring annual
expenses will be $120,415.00 which includes staffing and operational expenses. Annual equipment lease is
$177,648.00. An allocation to the Walton Arts Center will be considered and a percentage allocation will be•
escrowed for a future parking deck.
THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS
Parking rates for on -street parking spaces and public
following rates and times:
Monday through Friday
• 2:00am to 10:00 am —Free
• 10:00am to 5:00pm - $0.50/hour, $3.00 max.
spaces in Lots 50, 55, 56 and 60 shall be set at the
• 5:00pm to 2:00am the following day — $1.00/hour, $5.00 max.
Saturday
• 2:00am to 10:00am —Free
• 10:00am to 6:00pm - $0.50/hour, $3.00 max.
• 6:00pm to 2:00am the following day — $1.00/hour, $5.00 max.
Sunday
• 2:00am to 1:00pm — Free
• 1:00pm to 6:00pm - $0.50/hour
• 6:00pm to 2:00am the following day — $1.00/hour, $5.00 max.
Entertainment District Employee Parking Program
Debit cards may be utilized by Entertainment District Employees that will provide a ninety percent (90%)
discount on the current parking rate while parked in any designated discounted space. If an employee chooses
to park on the prime spaces not designated for discounted parking, then their debit card shall be charged the full
parking rate. The discounted parking spaces shall be determined by the Parking Manager as the needs of the
public changes in the district.
The "Employee Parking Cards" may be obtained at the Parking Management Division and loaded as a pre -paid
card or attached to the employee's credit card. Employers that wish to provide parking benefits for their
employees may also acquire and add funds to their employees' cards. Merchants may also choose this option
for providing parking benefits for their customers and/or members. These cards can be programmed to operate
at specific areas as well.
Entertainment District Monthly Parking Permits
Monthly parkers will be allowed to park based on their parking privileges as programmed in the system server.
Monthly parkers will, access parking using Proximity Access Cards that are authorized for use on the system
server based on the monthly parker pre -payment of monthly parker fees. Monthly parkers will drive into the
entry or exit lanes causing the Proximity Card Reader to arm and read a properly presented and valid Proximity
Access Card. A properly presented and valid card will cause the entry or exit gate to open allowing one vehicle
to enter or exit the parking facility. Each lane will be fitted with a telephone based intercom to provide customer
service in the event of an emergency. The designated parking spaces valid with a monthly parking permit shall
be determined by the Parking Manager as the needs of the public changes in the district.
The parking fee for a parking permit is $35.00 per month and is valid from 7:00am until 4:00pm and only on
weekdays, Monday through Friday, excluding national holidays.
FAYETTEVILLE
THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS 6mrt
KIT WILLIAMS, CITY ATTORNEY "ti t..rt I CA4q's. .. .. /()
DAVID WHITAKER, ASST. CITY ATTORNEY }
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DEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE ' lI CAI,DEPALfl'MENT
TO: City Council
FROM: Kit Williams, City Attorney (--�'-✓y�
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DATE: June 1, 2010
RE: Mayor's Proposed Amendments to the Parking Meters and Electronic
Payment Stations Ordinance
Mayor Jordan asked me to draft the two following amendments to the
Parking Meters and Electronic Payment Stations Ordinance.
§72.58 (H) (4) Motorcycle and motor scooter parking in
specially designated motorcycle/motor scooter paid
parking spaces.
The above parking rates for normal, passenger car sized
paid parking spaces shall be reduced by 50% for all
specially designated motorcycle/motor scooter paid
parking spaces. All motorcycles and motor scooters will
have to pay the normal full rate if parked within a normal,
passenger car sized parking space.
(M) The Mayor is empowered by proclamation and issuance of
a special event permit to assign any or all city owned paid parking
lots and specifically designated or all on -street paid parking spaces
within the Entertainment District Parking Zone for the use of a
permitted special event or other necessary reason for not more than
sixteen (16) days per calendar year.
Attached is the full ordinance with the proposed amendments in place.
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loading of materials, in any place marked as a
freight curb loading zone during hours when the
provisions applicable to such zones are in effect. In
no case shall the stop for loading and unloading of
materials exceed 30 minutes.
(Code 1965, §§119-132, 119-133; Ord. No. 1447,6-7-65; Code
1991, §72.31)
Cross reference(s)--Penalty, §72,99.
72.32 Designation Of Bus Stops And
Taxicab Stands; Use Of Such Locations
(A) The traffic superintendent is hereby authorized to
establish bus stops, bus stands, taxicab stands and
stands for other passenger common -carrier motor
vehicles on the public streets in such places as he
shall determine to be of the greatest benefit and
convenience to the public, such bus stops, bus
stands, taxicab stands or other stands so
established shall be designated by appropriate
signs where deemed by the traffic superintendent
as necessary.
(B) The following rules shall govern the stopping,
standing and parking of buses and taxicabs:
(1) The operator of a bus shall enter a bus stop,
bus stand or passenger loading zone or other
location where passengers are normally
discharged or picked up in such manner that
the bus, when stopped to load or unload
passengers or baggage, shall be in a position
as close to the curb as possible, so as not to
impede unduly the movement of other
vehicular traffic.
(2) The operator of a taxicab shall not stand or
park such vehicle upon any street at any place
other than in a taxicab stand designated by the
traffic superintendent. This provision shall not
prevent the operator of a taxicab from
temporarily stopping in accordance with other
stopping or parking regulations at any place for
the purpose of and while actually engaged in
the expeditious unloading or loading of
passengers.
(C) No person shalt stop, stand or park a vehicle other
than a bus in a bus stop or other than a taxicab in a
taxicab stand when such stop or stand has been
officially designated and appropriately signed,
except that the driver of a passenger vehicle may
temporarily stop therein for the purpose of and
while actually engaged in loading and unloading
passengers when such stopping does not interfere
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with any bus or taxicab waiting to enter or about to
enter such zone.
(Code 1965, §§19-134--19-136; Ord. No. 1447, 6-7-65; Ord,
No. 2745,8-4-81; Code 1991, §72.32)
Cross reference(s)--Penalty, §72.99.
72.33 Hotel Loading Zones
The traffic superintendent shall establish and mark hotel
zones to be used solely for the loading and unloading of
passengers and baggage. Standing or parking in such
hotel zones shall be limited to 15 minutes and no person
shall park a vehicle in a hotel zone except for the
purpose of taking and discharging passengers and
baggage destined for such hotel.
(Code 1965, §19-137; Ord. No. 1447, 6-7-65; Code 1991,
§72.33)
Cross reference(s)--Penally, §72.99.
72.34 Parking Signs Or Curb Markings
Required
Whenever, by any provision of this chapter, a parking
time limit is imposed or parking is prohibited on any
street or part of street, it shall be the duty of the traffic
superintendent to erect appropriate signs or to paint
appropriate curb markings on such street or part of
street giving notice thereof, and no such regulations
shall be effective unless such signs are erected or such
curb markings are painted and in place on the side or
sides of the street or part of street when parking time is
limited or prohibited at the time of any alleged offense.
(Code 1985, §19-138; Ord. No, 1447,6-7-65; Ord. No. 2650,7-
5-80: Code 1991, §72-34)
Cross reference(s)--Penalty, §72.99.
72.35-72.49 Reserved
ARTICLE III
PARKING METERS
72.50 Definitions
For the purpose of this article the following definitions
shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or
requires a different meaning:
Operator. Every individual shall operate a vehicle
as the owner thereof, or as the agent, employee or
permittee of the owner, or any person who is in actual
physical control of a vehicle.
Park orparking. The standing of a vehicle, whether
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occupied or not, otherwise than temporarily for the
purpose of, and while actually engaged in, receiving or (Code 1965,§19-153; Ord. No.931.2-2348; Ord. No.1083.6-
discharging passengers or loading or unloading 6-55; Code 1991, §72.52)
merchandise or in obedience to traffic regulations, signs
or signals or an involuntary stopping of the vehicle by
reason of causes beyond the control of the operator of
the vehicle.
Parking meter. Portions of streets within which the
parking of vehicles are controlled, regulated, and
inspected with the aid of timing devices or meters,
herein referred to as' parking meters" or "meters".
Parking meter facility. Any real estate (except any
public street, avenue, road, alley, or highway not
specifically described herein) owned, leased, or
operated by the city, upon which parking meters are
installed and in operation for the use of vehicles.
Parking meter space. Any space within a parking
meter facility or parking meter zone adjacent to a
parking meter and which is duly designated and marked
for the parking of a vehicle in accord with this article.
Parking meter zones. Portions of streets described
and established by the City Council as zones within
which the parking of vehicles shall be controlled.
regulated, and inspected with the aid of timing devices
or meters, herein referred to as "parking meters" or
"meters".
Vehicle. Any device in, upon or by which any
person or property is or may be transported upon a
street, except a device which is operated upon rails or
tracks.
(Code 1965, §19-51; Ord. No. 931, 2-23-48; Ord. No. 1083,6-
6-55, Ord. No. 4222. 2-15-00; Code 1991, §72.50)
72,51 Presumption As To Unlawful
Parking In Metered Space
The indication on the parking meter that time has
expired shall be presumptive evidence, as to a parked
vehicle then found in the parking space regulated by
such parking meter, that the owner or driver failed to
deposit or cause to be deposited the required coin or
coins in the meter and the indication by such meter of a
"violation" shall be presumptive evidence of unlawful
parking.
(Code 1965,§19-152; Ord. No. 931,2-23-48; Ord. No. 1083,6-
6-55; Code 1991, §72.51)
72.52 Purpose Of Deposit Requirement
The coins required to be deposited in parking meters by
this article are for the purpose of regulating parking and
to cover part of the cost of such necessary regulation for
the convenience and protection of the public.
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72.53 Depositing Slugs Prohibited
It shall be unlawful for any person to depositor cause to
be deposited in any parking meter installed under this
article any slug, device or substitute for a coin of the
United States of America.
(Code 1965, §19-154; Ord. No. 931, 2-23.48; Ord. No, 1083,6-
6-55; Code 1991, §72.53)
Cross reference(s)--Penalty, §72.99.
72,54 Tampering With Meters Prohibited
It shall be unlawful for any person to deface, injure.
tamper with, willfully break, destroy or impair the
usefulness of, or to open without lawful authority, any
parking meter installed in accord with this article.
(Code 1965, §19-155; Ord. No. 931, 2-23.48; Ord. No. 1083,6-
6-55; Code 1991, §72.54)
Cross references) --Penally, §72.99.
72.55 Collections From Meters
The mayor shall assign or cause to be assigned a
competent person to make collections of deposits from
parking meters installed under this article. Such
collections shall be delivered to the oily controller and
deposited to the credit of the city.
(Code 196$, §19-156; Ord. No. 931,2-23-48; Ord. No. 1082,6-
6-55; Ord. No. 1083.6-6-55; Code 1991, §72.55)
72.56 Loading Zones Not Prohibited
Nothing in this article shall be construed as prohibiting
the city from providing for bus stops and taxicab stands
and for other matters of similar nature, including the
loading or unloading of trucks, vans or other commercial
vehicles.
(Code 1965, §19-157; Ord. No. 931, 2-23-48; Ord. No. 1083,6-
6-55; Code 1991, §72.56)
72.57 Parking Meter Zones
(A) The mayor, or his duly authorized representative, is
hereby authorized to describe, establish and alter
parking meter zones.
(B) Parking meters shall be installed not more than two
feet from the curb nor more than four feet from the
front line of the parking space. Spaces shall be
marked out as individual parking meter spaces for
vehicles and kept dearly marked at all times. No
parking meter authorized herein shall be so
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installed or a parking space so established that it
will obstruct the convenient egress and ingress to
any properly butting on any street.
(C) Each parking meter installed under this section,
shall be set to operate upon the deposit therein of
the prescribed coin or coins for the period of time
prescribed as parking time limits in subsection (F)
below. Each of such meters shall be so arranged
so as to show or display a signal, which shall
clearly indicate whether the time limit during which
parking in that space is permitted has expired.
(D) Any person parking a vehicle within a parking meter
zone established by this section shall park the
same wholly within the lines of the parking space
marked as provided in subsection (B), and it shall
be unlawful for any person to park or leave a
vehicle in any such zone, unless it is wholly within
such space, Where the parking meters are placed
in front -of parking spaces, the radiator shall be as
near as possible to the parking meter controlling
the space, and where the parking meters are
placed alongside the parking spaces, the front
fender or front wheels of the vehicle shall be as
near as possible to the parking meter controlling
the space.
(E) Except in a period of emergency determined by an
officer of a fire company or of the police
department, or except in compliance with the
directions of a police officer or traffic control signal,
when any vehicle shall be parked in a space
regulated by a parking meter Installed under this
subsection, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and
6:00 p.m., on any day except Sunday and public
holidays, the owner, operator or driver of such
vehicle shall, upon entering such parking space,
immediately deposit in the parking meter regulating
such space one or more coins of the United States
of America designated in subsection (F) below.
The failure to deposit such proper coin or coins
shall be deemed a violation of this section.
(F) Any vehicle parking or standing in any parking
meter space within a zone established by this
section may lawfully occupy such space for one
hour or less by paying the same rate as established
in §72.58(H), Parking lot fees, (1) short term
metered spaces.
(1) Upon the expiration of the legal parking time
as above prescribed, it shall be the duly of the
owner or driver of the vehicle forthwith to
remove the vehicle from the parking space,
and it shall be unlawful for any person to
cause, allow, permit, or suffer any such vehicle
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driven by him or registered in his name to be
parked or standing overtime or remain therein
beyond the parking time limit prescribed by this
section. It shall likewise be unlawful for any
person to permit a vehicle driven by him/her or
registered in his name to remain or be placed
in any parking space alongside of or next to
which any parking meter is placed while the
parking meter is displaying a signal showing
that the time for which the privilege to park in
such space has been granted has expired,
without making the deposit required in this
section.
(2) Each hour or portion thereof that a vehicle is
parked overtime in violation of this section
shall constitute a separate offense.
(3) This section shall not be applicable on days or
during hours in which subsection (E) above
does not require the deposit of a coin in the
parking meter.
(Code 1965, §§19-169--19-173; Ord. No, 931, 2-23-48; Ord.
No. 1196,4-6-59; Ord. No. 1775, 12-21-70; Om -No. 2403,12-
8.77; Ord. No. 2410, 1-16-78; Ord. No. 2616, 4.1-80; Ord. No.
2769, 11-3-81; Ord. No. 4222,2-15-00; Code 1991, §72.57)
Cross reference(s)--Penally, §72.99.
72.58 Off -Street Parking Meter Facilities;
Rates For City Garage
(A) Established. The following named and described
real estate lying within the corporate limits of the
city is hereby established as and shall constitute
parking meter facilities:
(1) Lots 8 to 15, inclusive, in Block 26 of the
original plat of the city, including an alley 10
feet in width and running in an east and west
direction and adjoining the southern boundary
of Lots 12 to 15, inclusive, and the northern
boundary of Lots 8 to 11 inclusive.
(2) Lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 of Block
30, in the town (now city), as designated upon
the original plat of said town.
(3) Lot 9A and a part of Lot 10, in Block 29, of the
original plat of the city.
(4) Part of the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest
Quarter of Section 15, Township 16 North,
Range 30 West, described as follows:
Beginning at a point 84 feet south and 25 feet
east of the northwest corner of the said 40-
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acre tract, and running thence south 178 feet;
thence east 70.3 feet; thence north 178 feet;
accessories; they may be surfaced facilities or
facilities above or below ground.
thence west 70.3 feet to the point of beginning.
(5) A part of Block 7, of the original plat of the city,
(C) Marking of parking spaces. The mayor is hereby
more particularly described as beginning at a
authorized to mark off individual parking spaces in
point 13 feet and two inches south of the
the parking meter facilities established by this
northwest corner of said Block 7, running
section, such parking spaces to be designated by
thence east 50 feet; thence south 267 feet to
lines painted or durably marked on the curbing or
the point of beginning.
othervdse.
(6) Lots 7, 8, 9 and 10 of Block 17 in the town
(D) Installation, location, mechanical requirements, and
(now city) as designated upon the original plat
maintenance of meters. In the parking meter
of said town.
facilities established by this article, the mayor shall
(7) Lots 8, 9 and 10 of Block 13 in the town (now
cause parking meters to be installed upon the curb
immediately adjacent to the parking spaces marked
city) as designated upon the original plat of
in accord with subsection (C) above, such
said town.
installation to be placed not more than two feet
from the curb or concrete islands as provided, from
(8) Lots 1, 2, Lot 3, less 52.53 feet of equal and
the front line of the parking space as indicated, and
uniform width off the south side thereof, and
the mayor shall be responsible for the regulation,
Lot 12, less 50 feet of equal and uniform width
control, operation, maintenance, and use of such
off the south side thereof of Block 13 in the
parking meters. Each parking meter installed shall
town (now city) as designated upon the original
indicate by proper legend the legal parking time
plat of said town,
established by the city and, when operated, shall at
all times indicate the balance of legal parking time,
(9) Part of Block 25, in the town (now city) as
and at the expiration of such period shall indicate
designated upon the original plat of said town,
illegal or overtime parking.
and more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner of Lot I in
(E) Vehicles to be parked entirely within parking
said Block 25, thence west 42 feet; thence
spaces. Al each space marked off in accord with
south 49.3 feet; thence west 58 feet; thence
subsection (C) above, it shall be unlawful for any
south 58.7 feet to the center of a platted alley;
person to park any vehicle across any lines or
thence east 100 feet; thence north 107 feet to
markings of such space or in such position that the
the point of beginning.
vehicle shall not be entirely within the area
(10) Part of Block 15, in the original plat of the city,
designated by such lines or markings.
described as follows: Beginning at a point 127
(F) Deposit of coin required.
feet west of the northeast corner of Block 15
and running thence south 206 feet to the north
(1) Except in a period of emergency determined
line of a 12 -Foot alley; thence west 177 feet to
by an officer of the fire or police departments,
the east line of an alley; thence north 90 feet;
or in compliance with the directions of a police
thence east 22 feet; thence north 116 feet to
officer or traffic control sign or signal, when
the south line of Meadow Street; thence east
any vehicle is parked in any parking space
17 feet; thence south 27 feet; thence east 20
alongside or next to which a parking meter is
feet; thence north 27 feet to the south line of
located in accord with this section, the operator
Meadow Street; thence east 118 feet to the
of such vehicle shall, upon entering the
point of beginning,
parking meter space, immediately deposit or
(11) Lots numbered 12 and 13 in Block 30 of the
cause to be deposited in the meter such
proper coin of the United States as is required
original town (now city).
for such parking meter and is designated by
(B) Definitions. For the purpose of this section "public
proper directions on the meter, and when
required by the directions on the meter, the
off-street automobile parking facilities" are defined
operator of such vehicle, after the deposit of
as accommodations procured or provided, or both,
the proper coin or coins, shall also set in
by public authority for the parking of motor vehicle
operation the timing mechanism on such meter
off the street or highway, and open to public use
in accordance with directions properly
with or without charge. Parking facilities may
appearing thereon. Failure to deposit such
consist of lots, garages, or other structures and
proper coin, and to set the timing mechanism
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in operation when so required, shall constitute
a violation of this section, Upon the deposit of
such coin (and the setting of the timing
mechanism in operation when so required) the
parking space may be lawfully occupied by
such vehicle during the period of time which
has been prescribed; provided that any person
placing a vehicle in a parking meter space
adjacent to a meter which indicates that
unused time has been left in the meter by the
previous occupant of the space shall not be
required to deposit a coin so long as his
occupancy of the space does not exceed the
indicated unused parking time.
(2) This section shall apply every day between the
hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., except
Sundays and legal holidays.
(G) Deposit of coin required at gated lot. It shall be
unlawful for any person to cause, allow, permit or
suffer any vehicle operated by him or registered in
his name to be parked in a gated off-street parking
lot without the usage fee prescribed by subsection
(H) below having first been deposited.
(H) Parking lot fees. The following off-street parking
rates are hereby established:
(1) Short-term metered spaces (gray capped
meters) - $0.25 per hour;
(2) Long-term metered spaces (red capped
meters) - $0.15 per hour;
(3) Gated lots (per space) - $30.00 per month;
(4) Long-term parking permits (hang tags) for use
at long term meters only - $30.00 per month;
(I) Rates for parking in city parking garages.
(1) City parking garage on Meadow Street:
(a) First level (covered),
$45.00 per space/per month, or not more
than $4.00 per visit if entry not restricted.
(b) Second level (covered),
$45.00 per space/per month.
(c) Third level (not covered),
$30.00 per space/per month, or not more
than $3.00 per visit if entry not restricted.
(2) Parking garages built or purchased after
January 1, 2000, including the Town Center,
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shall be rented at a market rate not to exceed
a uniform fee of $70.00 per month/per space.
(3) It shall be unlawful for any person to cause,
allow, permit or suffer any vehicle operated by
him or registered in his name to be parked in
any city parking garage without paying the
parking fees prescribed above.
(J) Overtime parking
(1) If any vehicle remains parked in any parking
space in a parking meter facility established by
this section beyond the parking time limit set
for such parking space, and if the meter
indicates such illegal parking, then, and in that
event, such vehicle shall be considered as
parking overtime and beyond the period of
legal parking time, and such parking shall be
deemed a violation of this section. It shall be
unlawful for any person to cause, allow, permit
or suffer any vehicle operated by him or
registered in his name to be parked overtime,
or beyond the period of legal parking time
established for any parking meter facility as
herein described, or to deposit in any parking
meter any coin for the purpose of parking
beyond the maximum legal parking time for the
particular parking meter space or to permit any
such vehicle to remain or to be placed in any
parking space adjacent to any parking meter
while the meter is displaying a signal indicating
that the vehicle occupying such space has
already been parked beyond the period
prescribed for such parking space.
(2) Each additional hour or fraction thereof that a
vehicle is parked in violation of this section
shall constitute a separate offense.
(3) It shall be unlawful for any person to cause,
allow, permit or suffer any vehicle operated by
him orregistered in his name to be parked in a
gated off-street parking lot for more than 24
continuous hours. Each additional hour or
fraction thereof that a vehicle is parked in
violation of this section shall constitute a
separate offense.
(K) One-way traffic.
(1) The mayor is hereby authorized to determine
and designate specific lanes upon the real
estate described in subsection (A) above upon
which vehicular traffic shall proceed in one
direction only and shall cause to be placed
appropriate markings, signs, barriers, or other
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devices to give notice thereof. The mayor
to possession of the vehicle. The city
shall cause to be erected signs temporarily
shall carry the burden of establishing that
designating lanes to be used by traffic moving
there was probable cause to immobilize
in a particular direction, regardless of the
the vehicle in question. At the conclusion
centerline of the roadway.
of the hearing, the hearing officer shall
(2) When signs indicating the direction of traffic
prepare a written decision. A copy of
such decision shall be provided to the
are erected and maintained in accord with
person demanding the hearing and to the
subsection (1) above, vehicular traffic shall
registered owner of the vehicle. The
move only in the indicated direction, and it
hearing officer's decision shall in no way
shall be unlawful for any person to operate any
affect any criminal proceeding in
vehicle in violation of the markings, signs,
connection with the immobilization. The
barriers, or other devices placed in accordance
decision of the hearing officer shall be
with subsection (1) above.
final. Failure to request a post -
immobilization hearing within three days
(L) Immobilization of illegally parked motor vehicle,
from the date of immobilization, or failure
to attend a scheduled post -immobilization
(1) Immobilization authorized. Employees of the
hearing shall be deemed a waiver of the
traffic division and officers of the police
right to such hearing; and, the police
department are hereby authorized to
department shall be authorized to have
temporarily immobilize any vehicle which is
the vehicle towed to and stored at a safe
parked in violation of any provision of this
place designated as an official police
chapter and whose owner has been cited for
garage by the chief of police. The owner
violating these parking regulations at least
or operator of the vehicle shall be liable
twice in the preceding thirty days or has
for all towing and storage fees.
outstanding fines and costs from previous
parking violations due and owing.
(4) Decision of hearing officer.
(2) Post -deprivation hearing. When any vehicle is
(a) The hearing officer shall only determine
immobilized under the provisions of this
whether there was probable cause to
section, the owner or operator shall have the
immobilize the vehicle. If the hearing
right to a post -deprivation administrative
officer determines that there was no
hearing by filing a written request for such a
probable cause, the hearing officer shall
hearing with the mayor.
prepare and date a certificate of no
probable cause, a copy of which shall be
(3) Conduct of hearing,
given to the registered owner of the
vehicle or his agent and to the police
(a) A hearing shall be conducted before a
department and traffic division. Upon
hearing officer designated by the mayor
receipt of the owner's copy of such
and shall be held within 24 hours from
certificate, an employee of the traffic
receipt of a written demand therefor,
division or an officer of the police
unless the right to a speedy hearing is
department shall remove the
waived in writing. Saturdays, Sundays,
immobilization device from the vehicle.
and city holidays are to be excluded from
calculating said 24 -hour period. The
(b) If the hearing officer determines that there
hearing officer shall not be the person
was probable cause for immobilizing the
who directed the impounding and storage
vehicle, the registered owner, or his
of the vehicle. The sole issue before the
agent, may obtain removal of the
hearing officer shall be whether there was
immobilization device by posting a bond in
probable cause to immobilize the vehicle
a reasonable amount specified by the
in question,
district court. The amount of said bond
shall be not less than a sum equivalent to
(b) The hearing officer shall conduct the
the cumulative total of applicable fines,
hearing in an informal manner and shall
court costs, towing fees and storage fees.
not be bound by technical rules of
Upon presentation of a receipt evidencing
evidence. The person demanding the
the posting of said bond, an employee of
hearing shall carry the burden of
the traffic division or an officer of the
establishing that such person has the right
police department shalt remove the
CD72:12
FAYETTEVILLE CODE OF ORDINANCES
TITLE VII TRAFFIC CODE
immobilization device from the vehicle.
(Code 1965, §§19-185--19-195; Ord. No. 1083. 6-6-55: Ord.
No. 1197.4-6-59; Ord. No.1231.1-25.60: Ord, No. 1242. 6-8-
60; Ord. No. 1576, 11-6-67; Ord. No. 1802, 6-21-71: Ord. No.
1866.6-5-72; Ord. No. 2613,3-18-80; Ord. No. 2769, 11-3-81;
Ord. No. 2815, 6-15-82; Ord. No. 2875, 11-23-82; Ord. No.
2914, 4-19-83; Ord. No. 2939, 9-12-83; Ord, No. 3995, §1,9-
17-96; Ord. No. 4222, 2-15.00; Code 1991, §72.58; Ord. No.
4889, 06-20-06)
Cross reference(s)--Penally, §72.99.
72.59.72.98 Reserved
72.99 Penalties
(A) Whoever violates any provision of this chapter for
which no specific penalty is otherwise provided
shall be fined as set forth in §10.99.
(B) The penalty for each violation of §§72.13, 72.57 or
72.58(J) shall be $5.00, if paid before the issuance
of a summons, citation, or arrest warrant;
otherwise, the penalty for each violation of §§72.13,
72.57, 72.58(J) shall be $25.00; provided the
penalty for each violation of §§72.13. 72.57, or
72.58(J) in excess of five parking violations in any
calendar month shall be $25.00 if paid before the
issuance of a summons, citation, or arrest warrant;
otherwise, the penalty for each violation of §§72.13,
72.57, or 72.56(J) in excess of five parking
violations in any calendar month shall be $50.00.
CD72:13
FAYETTEVILLE
THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS
KIT WILLIAMS, CITY ATTORNEY
DAVID WHITAKER, ASST. CITY ATTORNEY
AA.A.. .A P/.. .. -_ '7J` f+ln.,n:m LECCA1..DFI)ARmIF;NT
I.'"L.±:h.,
TO: Lioneld Jordan, Mayor
City Council
CC: Don Marr, Chief of Staff
Sondra Smith, City Clerk
Terry Gulley, Transportation Services Director
FROM: Kit Williams, City Attorneys
DATE: May 4, 2010
RE: Correction to item #5 Parking Meters and Electronic Payment Stations
ordinance, Section 8 and Section 6
In Section 8 of the enacting ordinance and subsection (H)(3) (a) Sunday, the
time for $.50 per hour should read:
"(a) 1:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. - $.50 per hour" rather than "1:00 p.m.
until 5:00 p.m." as presented in your packet.
I will read the correct language when the ordinance is placed upon its first
reading.
Also, Section 6 of the enacting ordinance should add the following to the
end of the sentence: "or as directed by the Mayor." The Parking Division
currently takes the cash deposits directly to the bank. I recommend additional
accounting procedures for the vastly increased (estimated) parking revenues and
the handling of electronic payments. These procedures should primarily be
decided by the Mayor's administration and will certainly be reviewed by our
outside auditing firm (BKD) as well as our Internal Auditor and the citizens' Audit
Committee.
I will read Section 6 as follows during the ordinance's initial reading:
"The Parking Manager shall collect all deposits or electronic
transactions from parking meters and electronic payment
stations installed under this article and deliver them to the
Accounting Department or as directed by the Mayor."
Attached are the two pages (8 and 10) of your packet which have been
corrected. I want to thank Terry Gulley who spotted these problems and
informed me so we could correct them before placing the ordinance on its
first reading.
Section 5: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby
amends §72.54 Tampering with Meters Prohibited by repealing it in its entirety and
enacting a replacement § 72.54 Tampering with Meters or Electronic Payment Stations
Prohibited.
"It shall be unlawful for any person to deface, injure, tamper with,
willfully break, destroy or impair the usefulness of, or to open
without lawful authority, any parking meter or electronic pay
station installed in accord with this article."
Section 6: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby
amends § 72.55 Collections from Meters by repealing it in its entirety and enacting a
replacement § 72.55 Collections from Meters and Electronic Payment Stations.
"The Parking Manager shall collect all deposits or electronic
transactions from parking meters and electronic payment stations
installed under this article and deliver them to the Accounting
Department or as directed by the Mayor."
Section 7: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby
amends §72.57 Parking Meter Zones by repealing subsection (E) and subsection (F) in
their entireties and enacting replacement subsections as shown below:
"§72.57(E) Regulated hours for parking meters.
(1) Within the Entertainment District Parking Zone
between the hours of 10 a.m. until 2:00 a.m. Monday -
Saturday and 1:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. on Sunday a.m. the
owner or driver of a vehicle upon parking the vehicle in a
parking meter space shall immediately deposit sufficient
money as required in §72.58(H), in the parking meter.
(2) Outside the Entertainment District Parking Zone
between the hours of 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Monday -
Friday (except City. holidays), the owner or driver of a
vehicle upon parking the vehicle in a parking meter space
shall immediately deposit sufficient money as required in
§72.58(G) in the parking meter.
"(F) Unlawful to leave vehicle parked in excess of allowed time.
"Upon the expiration of the legal parking time paid for and
allowed pursuant to this chapter during the period that paid
(b) 5:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. the following day - $1.00
per hour with a maximum charge of $5.00
(c) 2:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. - free parking
(2) Saturday
(a) 10:00 a.in. until 6:00 p.m. - $.50 per hour with a
maximum charge of $3.00
(b) 6:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. the following day - $1.00
per hour with maximum charge of $5.00
(c) 2:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. - free parking
(3) Sunday
(a) 1:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. - $.50 per hour
(b) 6:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. the following day - $1.00
per hour with a maximum charge of $5.00
(c) 2:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. - free parking
(4) Monthly daytime parking permits ( Proximity Access
Cards) for gated parking lots in the Entertainment District
Parking Zone.
Persons desiring to purchase monthly access to and
parking within gated lots in the Entertainment District
Parking Zone between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
on weekdays (excluding holidays) may purchase a
Proximity Access Card for $35.00. Any Proximity Access
Card holder shall be required to pay normal hourly
parking fees for any parking within the lot beyond 4:00 p.m.
Special events authorized by the Mayor that require use of
the gated parking lot will supersede the rights of monthly
parkers during such event.
RECEIVED
May 10, 2010 MAY 14 2010
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE
Dear Fayetteville City Aldermen, CITY CLERKS OFFICE
As a Dickson St. business owner, I have been regularly attending meetings regarding the paid parking
issues on The Square and The Dickson St. Entertainment District. I feel compelled to voice my
concerns on this issue.
Over the past month or so, I have been talking to many of my customers as well as employees and
other business owners about the paid parking proposal. The consensus has been overwhelmingly
negative. While parking remains an issue, most have said that paying to park will not only decrease
their visits to these areas but will also limit the amount of time they spend when they do come out.
Most have said they think daytime parking meters are understandable but any amount at night would be
unreasonable when there are other places to go. EVERYONE has said that $1.00 per hour is absurd
and paying on the weekends will keep them away completely. Visitors to NWA love the small town
feel. With so many options; retail, restaurants, night life, etc, paying for parking is what they expect in
major cities and metropolitan areas, not in a small town where businesses are not even allowed to use
signs of their choice or hang banners to draw in business.
The economy is tight and all of us are feeling the crunch. Business has slowed down for everyone and
several businesses have had to close their doors. I have heard there a couple trying to get out of leases
so they can move away from the "Entertainment" District due to the possibility of decreased business
caused by the pay parking. Yes, new ones will come in behind them, but how long will they survive?
With the high rents (due to demand), who will be able to continue to pay rent, taxes, utilities etc. when
the customers leave? I don't believe a loss of businesses and customers and half full lots will generate
the kind of income you are hoping to receive from this proposal. Charging for parking is not the
answer. There must be a better alternative. I believe most businesses would be willing to have a one
cent tax increase if it were allocated towards a (free) parking deck and they could keep their customers
OR perhaps some of the tax dollars we are already being charged could be allocated for this. Perhaps
the priority for these taxes could be the parking deck. And by the way, where is this parking facility
going to be built?
I have also heard from residents and visitors alike, Fayetteville is not as inviting as it was once upon a
time. The current two hour parking already limits the time people will spend shopping or dining. What
other city would penalize customers for wanting to spend their money with local businesses? Now you
are asking for more? Not to mention evenings and weekends? You will be driving our customers, local
and visiting, to Benton County shops and restaurants. Why? We won't need a parking facility in a few
years, Dickson St and The Square will become the ghost town it was years ago when there were
parking meters everywhere. Those meters were taken out to encourage people to come back. When the
Walton Art Center moved in, businesses cleaned up and more moved in. These areas (The Square and
Dickson St.) that were once dead are now what Fayetteville is known for. Unfortunately, there was no
forethought in allowing more businesses to move in when there was already a parking problem. Our
customers, residents and businesses should not pay the price for the lack of planning on the city's part.
Different rates for different City parking lots will be very confusing and unfair. Again, why are we
going back to something that didn't work before. How many businesses left the square before
somebody thought we might need to re -think things. Two hour parking meters are still inconvenient for
those who want to stop for lunch, shop, get a hair cut...it is a pain to keep feeding the meters. Many
leave and spend their money elsewhere. Might still be in Fayetteville but could easily be Benton
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Top 50 North American Cities
Average First Hour Parking Rates
Century City, CA
$16.00
Cleveland, Off
$6.00
Brooklyn, NY
$15.00
Minneapolis, MN
$5.75
Boston, MA
$14.25
Jersey City, NJ
$5.75
New York City, NY
$13.00
Fort Worth, TX
$5.75
Los Angeles, CA
$12.25
Nashville, TN '
$5.50
Chicago, IL
$12.25
Denver, CO
$5.50
Pittsburgh, PA
$10.50
Dallas, TX
$5.25
Toronto, ON
$9.50
London, ON
$5.00
San Francisco, CA
$9.25
Now Orleans, LA
$5.00
Long Beach, CA
$9.00
El Paso, TX
$5.00
Washington DC
$8.50
Marina Del Roy, CA
$4.75
Philadelphia, PA
$8.50
Irvine, CA
$4.75
Seattle, WA
$8.25
Honolulu, 141
$4.75
Indianapolis, IN
$8.25
Charlotte, NC
$4.75
Detroit, Ml
$8.25
Vancouver, BC
$4.50
Calgary, AB
$8.00
San Jose, CA
$4.50
San Diego, CA
$8.00
San Antonio, TX
$4.50
Miami, FL
$8.00
Phoenix, AZ
$4.50
Austin, TX
$8.00
Atlanta, GA
$4.50
Baltimore, MD
$7.75
Tulsa, OK
$4.00
St. Louis, MO
$7.50
Springfield, MO
$4.00
Queens, NY
$7.50
Salt Lake City, UT
$4.00
Beverly Hills, CA
$7.50
Milwaukee, WI
$4.00
Ottawa, ON
$6.50
Bellvue, WA
$4.00
Houston, TX
$6.50
Arlington, VA
$4.00
Santa Monica. CA
$6.00
Comparative Rates with
Other Cities
Eureka Springs, AR
$0.50 - $2A0/hr
$3.00 - $9.OOmax
Hot Springs, AR
$0.50/hr
No max -- 8 hr time limit
River Market (L. Rock)
$0.50 - $1.00/hr
$3.00 - $5.00/max
Little Rock, AR
$1.00/hr
No max
Springfield, MO
$4.00 first hour
$5.00- $10.00/max
Columbia, MO
$0.50/hr
No max
Columbia, SC
$0.50 -$1.00/hr
$10.00/max
Memphis, TN
$1.00 - $2.00/hr
$5.00 - $6.00max
Knoxville, TN
$1.00/hr
$5.00 - $7.00/max
Tulsa, OK
$0.50 - $1.00/hr ($2.00 1 s' hour)
$3.50 - $5.00/max
Stillwater, OK
$1.00/hr
$8.00/max
Norman, OK
$1.00/hr
$15,00/day
Oklahoma City, OK
$1.00 - $2.00/hr
No max
Auburn, AL
$0.25 - $1.00/hr
No max
Baton Rouge, LA
$0.50/hr
No max
Gainesville, FL
$1.00/hr
$5.00 -$6.00/max
Athens, GA
$0.50/hr
2 hour time limit
Austin, TX
$1.00/hr
No max
Lincoln, NE
$1.00/hr
$6.00/max
Comparative Rates with Local
Private Lots
Fayetteville Depot
$0.50 - $2.00/hr
No max
Univ. Baptist Church
$0.25 - $2.00/hr
No max
Behind Bakery Bldg.
$2.00/hr
No max
Underwood's Deck
$2.00/hr
$5.00/max
Mountain St. Lot
$2.00/hr
$5.00/max
RECEIVED
JUN 242010
NORTHWEST ARKANSAS CICITY CLERKS OFFICE
NEWSPAPERS- c
Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette
The Morning News of Springdale
The Morning News of Rogers
Northwest Arkansas Times
Benton County Daily Record
212 North East Avenue, Fayetteville Arkansas 72701/ PO Box 1607, 72702
PHONE: 479-571-6421
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
I, Cathy Wiles, do solemnly swear that I am Legal Clerk of the Northwest
Arkansas Newspapers LLC. Printed and published in Benton County,
(Lowell), Arkansas and that from my own personal knowledge and
reference to the files of said publication, the advertisement of: City of
Fayetteville —Ordinance 5324
June 10, 2010
Publication Charge �: $ 363.16
Signed: __l r • w
Subscribed and sworn to before me
This )Sday of , 2010.
Notary Public
My Commission
Do not pay from Affidavit, an invoice will be sent
ICE QO AMEND ARTICLE III T�7etvie
I BY OF DONG 172 PAEAND
i BY CHANGING ITS NAME AND
VISIONS FOR AN ELECTRONIC
ION PROGRAM FOR PAID PARKING
D ON -STREET PARKING AND FOR ARKANSAS
'IS
NED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAYEITENLLE
the City Counct of the city of Fayetteee, /urknsas hereby amends Artids
lets of actronic Pay eter nt Stations and adding the ulations by
renarnidefinNonkticleslto Parking72.50
sent Stations'.: A place where a person who has parked his vehicle in a
islrict Parking Zone paid parting space or lot may pay the epproptate fee for
space.
ng Caul': A card issued by the Parking DMsion tor use only by empoyeea q
sting in the Entertainment District Parterg Zone which may be discounted by
90% of normal parking rates for certain paid parking spaces within the Zone.
eatrict Parking Zone': The area depicted on the map and described on Exhibit
is enacting ordinance.
re Card': A card issued by the Parking DMsron for a moMNyY fe��e�� that mows
has and use gated parking loss in the Entertainment DistrictParkeg Zone on
7:00 a.m. until 4:00 P.m. ..
or within
3: That
or
. Section 4: That me City Council of the City of FayetleNlle, Arkansas hereby amends $72.53
Depositing Slugs Prohibited by repearm It in its amlreN and enacting a replacement §72.53
Depositing Slugs or Making Simulated Electronic Payment Plain bi d. -
'(A) It shall be unlawful for any person to deposit or cause to be deposited in any parking
matter tnataled under this article any slug, device or substtule for a coin of the United States
• btAmedca.
•(D) It shall be unlawful for airy person to simulate an electronic payment at any electronic pay-
' ment station installed under the article by any means.'
Sections: That the City Council of the City of Fayettevile, Aiknsas hereby amends §72.54
Tampering with Meters Prohibited by repeal Irg t in its entirety and traotir g a replacemem
• § 72.54 Tampering with Meters or Electronic Payment Stations Prohibited.
'ILshall be unlawful for any person to deface. m)ure, tamper with, wilfuty break, destroy or
Impair the usefulness of, or to open without lasted authority, any parking meter or electronic
pay station installed in accord with this article.' -
:Sedtibn 6: That the city Council of the City of Fayetteville. Arkansas hereby amends § ]2.55
Collections from Maters by repeating it in its entirety add enacting a replacement § 72.55
`, Collections from Meters and Electronic Payment Stations.
'Re Parking Manager shall collect all deposits or electroric traneactiors from parking metes
and electronic payment stators msbtietl under irks article and delver them to the Accouatln£
• Department or as directed by the Maya.'
Regulated hours for parking meters.
the
shown below: .. .. ..
ousesated parting tots, parking decks and parking mal6B outside The Entertainment Parking
Disfxt ions. For all the parking Ids Itlenleetl in eubeectn (A) and as parking meters outside
M. Enlerlainment Parking District Zone.
The following parking fees are established andshall be required to be paid by the owner or
operator of any vehicle parked in those spaces or parking kits:
• ::() Long-term metered spaces (red -capped parking meters) -$.15 per hour,
(22) M other parking meters -$.25 per hour.
(3) Gated lottper space)errper month.
_(4) Long-term parking Pormits mils (hang tags) for use only along -term (red -capped) maters -
$30.00 per month.
((h) City Parking Deck at Meadow Street -$45.00 per month for fret and second levels, $30.00
per month for third level, plus single day usage fee of not more than $4.00 if apace is avail'
able.
.(6).Town Center Parking Deck -nos more than $]0.00 per month nor more than $4.00 par day
( space is available.
Zone,parking rots and paidn-street Perking spaces wnmur the Entedelnment District Parking
Fare
For Perking Lots 50, 55. 56 and 60 aid all paid on -street repawingBala spaces within the
Entertainment District Parking Zone, the tarot parsing fees are lastabeshed and shall be
f:: ieyuired to be paid by the owner or operator of any vehicle parked in those spaces a laic:
(1) Monday through Friday .
(a) 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. -$.50 per hour with a maximum charge of $3.00
1 Ibl 5:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. the folowing day -S1.00 par hour with a merJmum charge of
(c) 2:00 a.m. until 10:00 am -free parking
• (2) Saturday
(a) 10A0 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. -$.50 per hour with a maxdnum charge of $300
(b) 6:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. the following day -$1.00 per hour with maximum charge of $6.00
(0) 2:00 a.m. unit 10:00 a.m.—free parting
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Area Groups by Taxes Paid
rank Area of Fayetteville Oct -10 July % Aug % Sept % Oct %
sales
1
Mall Area / North side
$ 58,236.66
1.96%
1.30%
0.18%
4.64%
2
Martin Luther King Blvd.
$ 32,493.39
3.14%
2.92%
(-0.52%)
8.71%
3
College / Gregg
$ 29,706.07
6.11%
7.83%
5.59%
3.12%
4
West Side
$ 23,540.51
14.92%
18.56%
17.68%
19.05%
5
Dickson Street / Entertainment District
$ 22,866.51
18.31%
7.54%
7.43%
16.56%
6
Multiple Locations
$ 9,043.18
7.15%
10.64%
12.10%
17.05%
7
East side
$ 8,853.21
2.75%
5.81%
15.01%
11.62%
8
Miscellaneous
$ 7,296.43
(-49.87%)
1.43%
(-26.63%)
14.67%
9
South side
$ 7,141.18
20.86%
20.97%
13.15%
23.11%
10
Square
$ 5,578.00
18.61%
21.90%
(-3.95%)
1.02%
11
Caterers / Mobile Units / Seasonal
$ 1,322.69
(-7.23%)
(-11.6%)
(-17.91%)
44.49%
Dickson Street
Bordino's Dining, LLC
$ 1,709.50
5.20%
$ 1,614.00
-4.23%
$ 1,844.00
10.62%
$ 2,046.00
-2.76%
Buster Belly's Bar & Deli
$
280.15
-8.11%
$
261.00
-11.34%
$
299.00
-12.05%
$ 330.00
43.71%
Common Grounds
$
970.00
-10.76%
$
1,053.00
-7.31%
$
902.00
-24.96%
$ 1,209.00
4.86%
Dickson Dining LLC (dba Jose's)
$
813.00
-17.34%
$
679.00
-22.31%
$
976.00
-15.50%
$ 925.00
60.31%
Doe's Eat Place
$
647.26
26.29%
$
673.26
-9.61%
$
892.00
22.26%
$ 950.60
0.31%
Emelia's Kitchen
$
221.62
-25.61%
$
225.86
-26.37%
$
237.17
-24.84%
$ 308.31
-3.69%
Flying Burrito Company #1 Spring
$
486.00
-9.33%
$
579.00
-3.66%
$
556.00
-2.11%
$ 546.00
-4.71%
Gelateria Scarpino
$
75.00
-49.32%
$
59.00
-58.16%
$
104.00
-38.82%
$ 45.00
-27.42%
Geno's Pizza, Inc.
$
75.00
42.75%
$
135.00
-22.41%
$
202.00
-28.37%
$ 252.00
9.57%
Grub's Bar and Grille
$
950.78
-21.06%
$
974.18
-26.03%
$
1,404.96
-11.39%
$ 1,320.00
-10.36%
Hammontrees Gourmet, Inc.
$
596.00
297.33%
$
547.00
194.09%
$
581.00
289.93%
$ 654.00
121.69%
*Hog Haus Brewing Co, Inc
$
1,117.00
8.66%
$
1,354.00
16.12%
$
1,319.00
-6.52%
$ 1,582.00
19.76%
Inn At Carnall Hall (Ella's Restaurant)
$
1,456.00
7.37%
$
1,610.00
-11.39%
$
1,788.00
3.23%
$ 2,671.00
17.87%
Jimmy John's Gourmet Subs
$
817.24
47.99%
$
861.10
-7.28%
$
1,028.23
15.40%
$ 1,192.21
56.01%
Kosmos Greekafe LLC
$
270.00
5.47%
$
337.00
3.37%
$
320.00
o
-3.03%
$ 352.00
30
9.32%
Mickey Finn's Irish Pub
$
243.80
7.21%
$
266.00
-5.51%
$
273.00
-15.31%
$ 286.00
3.88%
Powerhouse Seafood & Grill Zydeco, Inc.
$
1,027.94
12.33%
$
979.63
-1.17%
$
1,082.16
35.46%
$ 1,193.43
20.11%
Qdoba Mexican Grill
$
465.17
13.35%
$
710.22
24.29%
$
872.35
16.03%
$ 862.44
45.65%
Theo's
$
955.00
3.47%
$
945.00
-1.56%
$
1,047.00
28.00%
$ 1,926.00
°
U.S. Pizza Company
$
706.00
5.37%
$
806.50
-1.89%
07.00
-2.57%
$
34.71%
52.15%
Wasabi
$
1,098.00
62.67%$
$
1,154.00
45.04%
$
1,107.00
42.65%
167.00
$ 1,143.09
57.7
Wine Keller
$
144.50
17.68%
$
188.70
41.04 /o
$
179.35
4.48 /o
$ 143.09
-7.87%
Yancey's Dickson Street Dogs
$
67.41
297.93%
$
47.44
61.14%
$
64.59
105.37%
$ 57.83
157.25%
Yazzetti's
$
-
0.00%
$
4.85
-33.10%
$
7.42
21.64%
$ 7.50
65.93%
You Know?? Unol!
$
96.94
33.45%
$
73.00
8.91%
$
66.00
-32.29%
$ 108.00
38.37%
Zooloos
$
44.00
-45.68%
$
31.00
-66.30%
$
82.00
-20.39%
$ 49.00
-40.96%
• • •
$14,292.22 $15,333.31
$16,448.53 $16,168.74
$17,257.52
$18,049.73
$17,283.07
$20,293.41
*Hog Haus submitted amended forms for Sept
and Oct 2010 and difference not paid as of
12/2/10.
Dickson Street
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Big Momma's Coffee & Espresso Bar LLC/Dickson
$
27.78
0.00%
$
26.72
0.00%
$
25.97
0.00%
$ 26.06
0.00%
Blue Fin Sushi & Bar
$ '
108.84
-21.13%
$
103.37
-23.99%
$
-
0.00%
$ -
0.00%
Clubhaus Fitness Center
$
21.00
0.00%
$
27.00
0.00%
$
26.50
355.33%
$ 23.00
o
80.00%
Early Berlin, 1936 Cafe & Club
$
259.00
-19.69%
$
278.00
-24.89%
$
322.00
-21.65%
$
0.00%
El Sancho Mexican Restaurant & Tequila Bar
$
295.00
0.00%0.00%
$
302.00
0.00%
$
326.00
$ 392.00
5.80
Feltner Brothers%
$
303.99
0.00%
$
322.09
0.00%
$
371.06
0.00%
$ 375.564
5.80 %
Habibi
$
39.50
45.52%
$
52.68
-34.96%
$
41.85
-37.54%
$ -
0.00%
Orange Mango Frozen Yogurt
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
Rock Bottom at West End
$
517.00
0.00%
$
406.00
0.00%
$
536.00
0.00%°
$ 407.00
3.51%
Rogue Pizza Company Inc.
$
604.20
0.00%
$
372.50
0.00%
$
314.00
-52.71%
$ 293.
07.31 /o
Sunrise Cafe Off Dickson
$
109.89
0.00%
$
119.84
0.00% -
$
198.19
99.53%
$ 291.15
163.020
The Dickson Street Inn
$
390.91
0.00%
$
340.77
0.00%371.29%
$
516.34
$ 480.75
The Garden Room
$
121.29
0.00%0.00%
$
337.06
$
97.30
-53.22%
$ 57.82
-48.59%
-40.00%
Willy D's
$
287.70
-20.12%
$
337.00
-3.99 /o
%
$
6
364.35
2.35%
$
0.00
WOW Japanese Bistro
$
-
0.00%
$
-
0.00%
$
-
0.00%
$
0.00%
Jerzees
On The Rocks Patio & Grill
$ -
Railhead SaloonoGo LaBodega, LLC
$ -
Moonberries Frozen Yogurt
$
386.88
0.00%
$
494.97
0.00%
$
366.06
0.00%
$ 226.28
0.00%
• $ 1,604.07 $ 3,472.98 $ 1,647.08 $ 3,290.50 ® $ 2,807.53 $ 3,505.62 emti $ 2,334.03 $ 2,573.10
• • $15,896.29 $18,806.29 4SSiI $18,095.61 $19,459.24 $20,065.05 $21,555.35 $19,617.10 $22,866.51
Mall Area/Northside
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Applebee's Neighborhood Grill/Bar
$ 832:57
S 989.33
18.83%
$ 908.26
$1,001.73
1029%
$1.,056.84,
$1,297.31
22.75%
$ 825.60:
$1,054.30
27.70%
Arby's #7745/Mall
$ 647.53
S 570.53
-11.89%
$ 663.71
$ 625.70
573%
$ 546.19
$ 551.71
1.01%
$ 617.57
$ 577.79
-6.44%
Arkansas Music Pavilion, Inc.
$ -
$ 128.01
0.00%
$ 73.32
$ 279.50
281.21%
$ -427.63
$ 499.96
16.91%
$. - -
$ 371.00
0.00%
Barnes & Noble Super Stores
$ 177.54
$ 193.04
8.73%
$ 194.25
$ 207.31
6.72%
$ 241:00!
$ 242.00
0.41%
$ 214.80
$ 202.77
-5.60%
Boi De Ouro, Inc.
$ 151.00
$ 159.00
5.30%
$ 169.00
$ 117.00
-30.77%
$ 182.00'.
$ 120.00
-34.07%
$ 203.00.
$ 139.00
-31.53%
Buffalo Wild Wings
$1,401.13
$1,420.01
1.35%$1,517.91::.
$1,557.66
2.62%
$148349.
$1,690.15
1393%
$1,626.94
$1,796.57
10.43%
Burger Krazy Bhi Krazy Enterprises Inc.
$ 68,00-
$ 59.00
-1324%,$
64.003$
55.00
-14.06%
$;: 65:02:;
$ 58.00
-1077%,$,
,60..00
$ 55.00
-8.33%
Chick-Fil-A (NW Village)
$2,939.57s
$3,025.97
2.94%.$2,798.22-
$2,946.87
5.31%
$2,743.94:,
$2,862.31
4.31%'$2,945.67.
$3,106.79
5.47%
Chick-Fil-A (NWA Mail)
$ 618.10.
$ 732.19
18.46%--$.
65570
$ 725.72
10.68%
$ 567.66
$ 565.74
-0.34%
$ 605.54
$ 607.93
0.39%
Chili's Restaurant#906::Brinker's Arkansas, Inc.
$1,860.77..
$1,915.17
2.92%$1699.38,.
$1,716.92
1.03%
$1,508.68.`
$1,634.26
8.32%
$1,994.80!
$2,091.47
4.85%
Ci Ci's Pizza,-.TJR Foods, Inc.
$1,151.00:
$1,189.00
330%.:$1151.00:'
$1,221.00
6.08%
$11,19100-
$1,235.00
3.69%
$1,028.00_
$1,121.00
9.05%
Cold Stone Creamery
$ 383.20
$ 363.14
-5.23%
$ 358.93'
$ 316.80
-11.74%
$'. 232.14.
$ 232.14
0.00%
$ 233.20.
$ 217.97
-6.53%
Colton's Steakhouse & Grill
$ 659.00
S 746.00
13.20%
$ 695.00!
$ 821.00
18.13%
$ ":1901.00
$ 988.00
9.66%
$ 761.00
$ 812.00
6.70%
Courtyard by Marriott
$1,412.20
51,638.64
16.03%
$2,404.95
$2,623.33
9.08%
$2,698.33
$2,422.60
-10.22%
$2,293.08
$2,982.05
30.05%
Dixie Cafe #113
$ 534.00
$ 612.00
14.61%
$ 534.00
$ 646.00
20.97%
$ 532.00
$ 622.00
16.92%
$1,087.00
$1,217.00
11.96%
Edible Arrangements
$ 13557-
$ 103.73
-23.49%.
$ 155.71
$ 137.41
-11.75%
$ 135.37`
$ 126.76
-6.36%
$ 140.00
$ 138.25
-1.25%
Fairfield Inn Tharaldson Enterp.
$ 919.37
S 711.59
-22.60%
$ 849.65
$ 720.39
1521%
$1,100.90:
$ 978.75
-1110%
$ 93633
$1,136.94
21.43%
Firehouse Subs -(Augustine)
$ 252.00
S 375.00
48.81%
$ 377.00.
$ 427.00
13.26%
$."381.00-
$ 391.00
2.62%
$ 358.00
$ 392.00
9.50%
Gardner's Sno Biz
$ 99.45
S 81.56
-17.99%
$ 108.24:
$ 94.02
-13.14%
$ 86.37
$ 81.29
-5.88%
$ 97.27
$ 84.73
-12.89%
Golden Corral
$2,703.61
$2,766.27
2.32%
$2,825.12
$2,875.30
1.78%
$2,411.37:,
$2,365.94
-188%
$2.,553.26
$2,593.99
1.60%
Great American Cookies
$ 300.10
$ 371.17
23.68%
$ 347.68
$ 363.19
4.46%
$ 31241.
$ 339.49
8.67%
$ 345.59<
$ 361.17
4.51%
Hillbilly Holler-.d/b/a Lokomotion
$, 35.00!
S 31.00
-11.43%
$ 26.00
$ 24.95
-4.04%
$ !_ 13.24'.
$ 15.24
15.11%
$ 9.00
$ 13.00
44.44%
Hooters of Fayetteville, Inc.
$1104.00.
$1,069.00
317%:.:$1,133.00:":
$1,083.00
-4.41%
$-1,08840-
$1,135.50
4.37%:$1,040.00I•
$1,120.50
7.74%
Jason's Deli
$1479.00
51,565.00
5.81%,:$1,65500-.
$1,774.00
7.19%
$1,403.00:
$1,533.00
9.27%
$1,517.00;.
$1,730.00
14.04%
Kobe Japanese Restaurant Inc.
$. 382.00['.
S 492.00
28.80%
5 414.00`
$ 498.00
20.29%
$(487.00,::
$ 447.00
-8.21%
$498.00:
$ 502.00
0.80%
Latte Da
$ ,,52.47 •
$ 73.47
40.02%:$
40.64.;'
$ 27.55
32.21%
$, ; 5758`;1
$ 63.23
9.81%
$`.; 632X.
$ 51.22
-19.05%
Lenny's Sub Shoprlc/o Sebmit Inc.
$ 35700:
$ 347.00
-2.80%
!$ 354.00.'
$ 398.00
12.43%
;$='.328:04,=;
$ 366.00
11.59%"$•.319.00'
$ 371.00
16.30%
Logan's Roadhouse Restaurant
$2,32716
$2,492.55
7.11%
$1,889.91:'
$2,006.42
616%
$1,7.63.23.
$1,878.93
656%`$2,449.10.'
$2,431.54
-0.72%
Louie's Grill&Bar
$1158!36'
$1,107.90
-4.36%'$1,171.31'
$1,098.12
-625%
$1,115.37
$1,324.71
1271%
$1,231.82
$1,295.81
5.19%
Mariachi's Mexican Grill
$ 153.00
S 137.72
-9.99%
$ 149.00
$ 115.78
-22.30%
$ 13300
$ 107.91
-18.86%
$ 164.00
$ 121.53
-25.90%
Marketplace Express
$1,075.00
51,129.00
5.02%
$1,177.00
$1,131.00
-3.91%
$ 996.00
$ 948.00
-482%
$1,076.00
$1,623.00
50.84%
McAlister's Deli ofNWA
$ 878.00
51,034.00
17.77%
$.1,007.00.
$1,148.00
14.00%
$ 873.00
$1,064,00
2188%
$1,005.00
$1,108.00
10.25%
McDonald's Joyce#13440-Joyce
$2,262.00
$2,304.00
1.86%
$2,192.00
$2,322.00
5.93%
$2090.00-
$2,068.00
-1.05%
$2,367.00
$2,374.00
0.30%
Mellow Mushroom
$1,236.00
$1,112.00
-10.03%
$1,299.00
$1,153.00
-1124%
$1,066.00
$1,037.00
-272%
$1,069.00
$1,127.00
5.43%
Mojitos Mexican Grill
$ 942.00
$1,006.00
6.79%
$ 838.00
$ 969.00
15.63%
$ 676.00
$ 871.00
28.85%
$ 730.00
$ 938.00
28.49%
Neighborhood News
$ -
$ 116.00
0.00%
$ 48.00
$ 123.00
156,25%
$ :. 83.00::
$ 112.00
34.94%
$ 87.00
$ 105.00
20.69%
Noodles Italian Kitchen
$1,629.00.
$1,784.00
9.52%
$1,851.00
$2,088.00
1280%
$1668.00'
$1,779.00
6.65%
$1.818.00'
$1,945.00
6.99%
OK China Buffet Inc.
$ 521:.57'
$ 504.22
-3.33%.
$ 512.77
$ 480.29
-6.33%
$ !440.24;
$ 428.85
-2.59%
$ 507.08-.
$ 489.14
-3.54%
Olive Garden Italian Restaurant#1590
$2425,87`-
$2,784.03
14.76%
$2,573.18
$2,927.43
13.77%..$.3104.141:
$3,330.74
7.30%
$2,634.96:.
$2,808.75
6.60%
Panera Bread
$1,319.52
$1,399.92
6.09%.
$1,450.73
$1,541.96
6.29%
$1,444.08'.
$1,483.40
272%
$1,625.67
$1,729.85
6.41%
Paradise Valley Athletic Club
$ 47,47
$ 53.13
11.92%
$ 37.11`.
$ 31.55
-14.98%
$ 19.780.
$ 25.01
26.44%
$ 15.47
$ 28.88
86.68%
Quiznos Sub - Joyce Blvd.
$ .113.07°::
$ 103.60
-8.38%?
$ 117.05 e.
$ -
0.00%
$ . 111 23'i.:
$ 155.36
39.67%-
$ 94.27
$ 110.45
17.16%
Razorback Twelve CinemaDMalco Theatres, Inc.
$2,380.64 --.
$2,734.42
14.86%
$1,353.86
$1,354.02
0.01%
$ 194100 i
$1,010.10
6.55%
$1,308.00.
$ 980.95
-25.00%
Red Lobster #402GGMRI, Inc.
$2,018,17;
$2,153.04
6.68%,;$2,081.49,1
$2,211.36
6.24%
$2,61258::
$2,532.32
-3.07%
$2,115.21
$2,163.49
2.28%
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers
$ 828,34
S 975.95
17.82%
$ 757.97;.
$ 966.77
27.55%
$ 767.73r
$ 988.18
28.71%
$1,450.98>
$1,757.37
21.12%
Sbarro America, Inc.#596
$ 319,80':
$ 383.52
19.92%:$
333.91';
$ 416.56
24.75%
$ 238.68::
$ 309.36
29.61%
$ 296.28
$ 352.03
18.82%
SFNJ 88 Arkansas, LLC
Shogun Japanese Steak & Sushi
Sleep Inn Tharaldson Enterp.
Sonic Drive In - Johnson
Starbucks Coffee #10483
Steak N Shake
Subway #5-Futrall by Cox Cable
Subway #6-Shiloh/Mall
Subway #7 -Mall Ave.
Taco Bell #339/Joyce
Taco Bell #581/Mall
Taco Bueno #8001
Target
Wal-Mart #359 Mall Ave
Mall Area/Northside
$ 390.78
$ 435.60
$1,840.00:
$ 2,227.00
$ 438,66
S 448.08
$ 884.00
S 844.50
$ 826.78
$ 875.84
$ 775714,
5 926.78
$ 152.00
$ 177.00
$ 187,00
$ 198.00
$ 260.00
5 266.00
$ 851.92
$ 915.56
$ 322:79.
$ 371.04
$ 722.08
$ 736.04
$ 15113.
$ 151.99
$ 827.82
$ 896.69
$50,920.25 $54,512.94
11.47% $ 393.19. $ 488.70
21.03%'$1,905.00' $2,103.00
2.15%=$. 406.12 $ 405.14
-4.47% $ 857.00 $ 873.00
5.93% $ 875.48 _$ 909.96
19.56%.. $ 817!17. $1,023.77
16.45% $ 163 00. $ 218.00
5.88% $ 236.00 $ 270.00
2.31% I$ 278.00 $ 363.50
7.47%. $ 849.23 $ 929.83
14.95%:$ 358.25 $ 379.05
193% $ 797.92' $ 747.08
0.57%. $ 171.73 $ 168.28
8.32% $ 817.05 $ 898.64
$51,939.10 $55,146.56
24.29%
$ 337.62
$
416.08
23.24%
$
388.41
$
495.15
27.48%
10.39%
$1482.00-
$2,006.00
37.21%
$1,806.00'.
$2,186.00
21.04%
-0.24%
$ `'75d.27i!
$
648.67
-13.54%
'$
525.01
$
752.55
43.34%
1.87%
$.::751.00`-
$
773.50
3.00%
$
722.00
$
733.50
1.59%
3.94%
$1,141.59
$1,490.84
30.59%$1,00679
$
941.09
-6.53%
25.28%
$ ::759.60:-
$
856.13
12.71%
$
777.74
$
992.42
27.60%
33.74%
$ :' 180.00°
$
157.00
-12.78%
$
148.00
$
164.00
10.81%
14.41%
$ '217.00.
$
173.00
-20.28%
$
192.00!
$
187.00
-2.60%
30.76%
$ :296.00:
$
276.00
-6.76%
$
238.00
$
271.00
13.87%
9.49%
$ :772.184
$
818.02
5.94%
$
825.52!.
$
891.36
7.98%
5.81%
$ 278,95;.
$
288.08
3.27%
$
340.30.:
$
326.69
-4.00%
-6.37%
$',:71980`
$
732.49
1.83%'$`
763.09.
$
766.17
0.40%
-2.01%
$ 166.98-=
$
156.62
-6.20%
$,
138.03'
$
122.97
-10.91%
9.99%
$ 811.32''
$
932.56
14.94%
$
951.98.
$
985.53
3.52%
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$ 542.68`
$ 522.07
$ Y629.94-;
$ 475.71
$ -
Frullati Enterprises, Inc.
$ 278.10"
0.00%
$ 300.91:-
0.00%
$ x'21354;
$ 229.18
$ -
Garcia's Mexican Restaurant
$
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$ ,. -
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Mall Twin Cinema. iMalco Theatres, Inc.
$
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Northern Exposure
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$ -
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$ -
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$ -
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$ -
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Patron Mexican GrilLclo Masquitan, Inc.
$ -403.98'
$ 8.00
-98.02%
$ 323.00--
$ -
0.00%
$ 28f:00";
$ -
0.00% $1,'312.00"
$ -
0.00%
TGI Fridays
$1,434.00,'
'$9,460.00.;
$1,85800",
,$1,398:00
$ -
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A. Q. Chicken Bradley Industries, Inc.
$
1,052:38
$ 1,005.00
-4.50%
$ 978.00'.,
$ 953.00
-2.56%
$
:1,040.50.^
$ 1,099.00
5.62%
$
1,150.00':+
$
1,209.00
5.13%
Al's Fast Trax
$
7.00
$ 9.00
28.57%-.$
7.00
$ 12.00
71.43%
$
6.00,
$ 11.00
83.33%
$
5.00
$
10.00
100.00%
American Multi Cinema. Inc. Dba: Fiesta Square 16
$
517.41
S 534.79
3.36%
$ 273.21
$ 313.50
14.75%
$
202.64
$ 233.92
15.44%
$
243.93:
$
183.70
-24.69%
Andy's Frozen Custard
$
.532.00
$ 430.00
-19.17%
$ 478.53
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$
405.00
$ 362.00
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$
318[00
$
349.00
10.44%
Arby's #1461-N. College
$
313.61
$ 271.18
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-$ 331.88
$ 300.96
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$..
299.57
$ 298.35
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$
324.78"
$
303.99
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Art's Place -College
$
- 107.00
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11.21%
$ 108.00
$ 118.00
9.26%
$
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$ 110.00
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$
107.00
$
123.00
14.95%
Atlanta Bread Company Arkansas Bread Company
$
484.00
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39.37/0
$ 403.00
$ 717.99
78.15%
$
1,727.18
$ 725.24
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$
1762.64
$
762.59
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Baba Soudan's Espresso Bar
$
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$
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Backyard Burgers
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Braum's-North#232
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598.85
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Burger King -N College -#1982
$
713.00
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694.00:
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$
662.005
$ 631.00
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Cafe Rue Orleans
$
221.85
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29.85%
$
255.00
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282.07
10.62%
Chief Motel _.Gandhi, Inc.
$
71.00
$ 78.00
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$
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$
117.00
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159.00
35.90%
Chuck -E -Cheese's. CEC Entertainment, Inc.
$
235.90
$ 244.43
3.62%.
$ 262.87
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1.94%
$
215.91
$
431.49
99.85%
Chuck's Cake Shopps
$
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$ 95.80
2076%
$ 76.95
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$
80.23
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1.66%
$
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Days Inn. J.M.U.. Inc.
$
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$ 580.00
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$
804.00
$
1,265.00
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East Buffet
$
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$ 316.78
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10.19%
$
278.05:
$
299.17
7.60%
Flying Burrito Company #2 College
$
610.00
$ 663.00
8.69%
$ 644.00
$ 711.00
10.40%
$
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$ 653.00
4.65%
$
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663.00
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Foghorns
$
191.00
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30.89%$
211.00
$ 247.00
17.06%
$
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$
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$
339.00
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Formosa
$
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Hastings - Hardback Cafe
$
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$
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$
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5.09%
$
793.00
$
866.00
9.21%
Hiway Inn Motel
$
26.86
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$
5930
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19.24%
$
'x37.38
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40.11
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Hot Rod Mike's Bar & Grille
$
92.00
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$
123.00.
$ 104.00
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$
134.00
$
37.00
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Jim's Razorbk Pizza Gregg SL(Waselues)
$
229.00
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256.00
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$
297.00
$
237.00
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Kentucky Fried Chicken -N College
$
636.00
$ 505.00
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$
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Maggie Moo's
$
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Marvin's IGA #221/College
$
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$
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1,249100:
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$
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$
1,415.00
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Mermaids
$
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$ 493.00
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$
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Motel 6 Operating L.P.
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$
211.00
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$
302.00
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282.00
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Ozark Lanes Cafe
$
116.00
$ 141.00
21.55%
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$
134.00
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20.15%
$
137.00
$
175.00
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$
487.08
$ 493.04
1.22%
$ 495,57
$ 512.70
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$
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$ 890.00
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$
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1.12%
$
954.00
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Pizza Hut #2603/College
$
525.64.
$ 557.27
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573.12
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Racha Restaurant
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Richard's Country Meat Mkt.
$
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$
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Sassy's Red House
$
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Savor Restaurant, LLC
$
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Shake's Frozen Custard, Inc -N. College
$
440,00.
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Slim Chicken's
$
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3.29%.
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$
1,044.94.
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1018:09:
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1,074.21
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Sonic Drive -In #6 -College
$
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Stone Mill Bread & Flour Co.
$
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471.00
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Subway #1 -Township
$
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9.46%
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$ 431.00
49.65%
$
368.00
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301.00
$
360.00
19.60%
Taco Bell #5031N College
$
706.60
$ 721.90
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$ 770.86
7.43%
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' 731.94
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$
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$
820.67
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Tangiers Mediterranean Food & Cafe
$
59.88
$ 49.94
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$ 41.19
$ 64.04
55.47%
$
38.08'
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56.30%
$
` 42.88
$
75.04
77.33%
Thai Diner
$
322.00
$ 339.00
5.28%
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$ 328.00
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289.00
$ 314.00
8.65%
$
`325.00
$
304.00
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Twin Arch Motel
$
25.00
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$ 21.00
$ 30.00
42.86%
$
17.00
$ 33.00
94.12%
$
17.00
$
31.00
82.35%
Village Inn Hospitality Specialists
$
983,00
$ 1,076.00
9.46%
$ 1,029.00-
$ 1,117.00
8.55%
$
1,121.00
$ 1,087.00
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1',086.00
$
1,178,00
8.47%
Wendy's #40-N College
$ 631.00
$ 640.00
1.43% $ 606:00
$ 674.00
11.22% $ 654.00
$ 716.00
9.48%
$ 670.00
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$ 57.96
$ 61.02
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$ 65.25
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Whole Hog Cafe
$ 818.44
$ 839.51
2.57% $ 841.81
$ 848.07
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4.50%
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El Tejano Mexican Food
,$
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$
327.42
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$
346.54
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196.42
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62.71%
$
325.24
$ 338.31
4.02%
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$
140.27
$
141.45
0.84% $
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$
74.95
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$
102.00
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118.65
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Lou Lou's Fish Shack
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$
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Nibbles Academy of Cooking
$
49.56
0.00%
$
66.01
0.00%
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0.00%
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0.00%
Papa John's Pizza
$
571.00
$
552.00
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645.00
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530.00
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755.00
$ 606.00
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Pho Saigon Vietnamese & Chinese Cuisine
$
69.14
$
63.00
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66.00.
$
65.00
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$
56.00
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Rena's Original Coney Island
$
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0.00%
$
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0.00%
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0.00%
Rufino's
$
184.90
0.00% -
$
186.82
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0.00%
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0.00%
Siebert Inc. DBA Shave the Planet
$
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94.38
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30.66
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44.00
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24.00
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Tiamo Italian Restaurant
$
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120.00
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163.00
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0.00%
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418.08
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387.00.,
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Valero Superstop
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Little Bread Company
$108.00
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$309.00
$325.00
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Oseguera Mexican Steakhouse
$62.77
$87.50
39.40%
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329.77%
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0.00%
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0.00%
Petra Cafe, LLC
.$87.66
$87.36
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11.58%
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12.01%
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$29-,00
$16.00
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The Cosmopolitan Hotel
$1;356.65
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$1,557.48
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Bliss Cupcake Cafe, LLC
;'$0.00'
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$30.91
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Damgoode Pies c/o Maxwell Investments, LLC
$0.00
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$33.63
$744.00
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Hjem Restaurant
$230.00
0.00%
$164.00
0.00%
Mariachi's Mexican Grill
$153.00
$149.00
Urban Table, LLC.
$0.00
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Whole Earth Organic Lounge
$13.77
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$66.73
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$
694,695
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$
487.99:
$ 562.69
1531%
$' 73007--.
$ 538.94
2618%
$
Charlie's Chicken
$
455.00:
$ 403.00
-11.43%
$ .502.00'.
$ 496.00
-1.20%
$
Chick-Fil-A (Razorback Road)
$
1,924.47
$ 2,134.80
10.93%
$ 2,18459
$ 2,358.56
7.96%
$ 2
Clarion Inn
$
1,339.00
$ 1,142.61
-14.67%
$ 1,12800;
$ 979.00
-13.21%
$ 2
Denny's #7016 : DenArk, Inc.
$
852.00
$ 812.40
-4.65%
$ 85900'.
$ 807.40
-6.01%
$ 1
Firehouse Subs (6th Street)
$
369.00
$ 431.00
1680%
$ 55300
$ 509.00
796%
$
Flash Market. Inc. #194/MLK
$
24.65
$ 24.33
-1,30%
$ 23.14
$ 25.65
10.85%
$
Hampton Inn .- Generations, Inc.
$
1,468.00::
$ 1,543.00
511%
$ 1,74000^{
$ 1,568.00
-9.89%
$^1
Hwy 62 Event Center
-$
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$ 22.82
687%
$
Inta Juice
$
15998'
$ 114.91
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142.34'':
$ 144.69
1.65%
$
J.D. China Corporation
$
418.00
$ 431.00
3.11%
$ 46500
$ 463.00
-0.43%
$.
Jim's Razorbk Pizza 6th St. -Jim Reaves (Owner)
$
474.00
$ 454.00
-4.22%
$ 466.00
$ 415.00
-10.94%
$
KFC #142 - 6th Street
$
689.24
$ 567.69
-17.64%
$ 609.85`
$ 566.77
-7.06%
$
La San Marquena
$
45.00
$ 87.00
93.33%
$ 46.00
$ 94.00
104.35%
$
McDonald's #10937-MLK Blvd.
$
1,657.00
$ 1,691.00
2.05%
$ 1,778,00
$ 1,756.00
-1.240/
$ 1
McDonald's/Walmart #15491-MLK
$
381.00
$ 371.00
-2.62%
$ 395.00
$ 390.00
-1.27%
$
Mexico Viejo
$
1,309.00
$ 1,228.00
-6.19%
$ 1,480.00
$ 1,434.00
-3.11%
$ 1
Pavilion Buffet, Inc.
$
414.66
$ 387.90
-6.45%
$ 392.97
$ 390.39
-0.66%
$
Pho Quyen Vienamese Restaurant
$
.66.52
$ 141.75
63.83%
$ 73.50!
$ 167.00
127.21%
$
Popeye's Chicken & Biscuit
$
887.00 .
$ 984.00
10.94%
$ 979.00:
$ 1,066.00
8 89 %
$-.1
Quality Inn-Krupali Hospitality Inc.
$
.31.8.00:
$ 121.00
-6195%
$ 123.00
$ 127.00
325%
$
Red Roof Inn Krushiker Hospitality Group
$
468.00
$ 591.00
26.28%
$ 460.00 :
$ 486.00
585%
$
Regency 7 Motel
$
175.98
$ 177.49
0.86%
$ 21795
$ 168.65
22 62%
$
Ruby Tuesday
$
96400
$ 922.09
-629/c
$ 103743
$ 984.81
507%
$ .1
Sonic Drive -In #2-MLK Blvd
*$
116300
$ 1,159.00
-0 34%
$ 1374.00 ':
$ 1,410.00
262%
$, 1
Southern View 11
?$
166.08'e
$ 179.87
8.30%
$ f 18769=.
$ 166.28
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$
484.00'
$ 485.00
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$ 734.00
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Super 8 Motel (Supertel Hospitality)
$
419,24
$ 474.96
13.29%
$ 461:64-
$ 450.63
-2.38%
$
Taco Bell#533/Hwy62
$
1.408.71
$ 1,501.76
6.61%
$. 151612
$ 1,632.15
765%
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Taiwan Chinese Restaurant
$
142:17
$ 121.54
-14.51%
$ 152.50.
$ 132.80
12 92%
$
Value Place
$
117 00''
$ 482.00
311.97%
$ 85,00
$ 439.00
41647%
$
Waffle House
$
335:60'
$ 390.97
9.95%
$ - 40868
$ 419.71
2.70%
$
Wal-Mart #144
$
924.79
$ 1,031.08
11.49%..$"
956.75
$ 986.24
3.08%
$
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$..
972.00
$ 975.00
0.31%
$.. 001 00
$ 1,058.00
5.69%
$ 1
Ye Olde King Pizza
$
240.00`
$ 22.10
-90.79%
$ 274.34.
$ 324.91
18.43%
$
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657.84 -29.06% $ 905.20 $ 1,025.04 13.24%
529.00 0.00% $ 477.00 $ 518.00 8.60%
2,601.38 13.97% $ 2,388:97 $ 2,569.95 7.58%
1,802.52 -17.47% $ 1,770.00 $ 2,257.81 27.56%
1,042.12 -14.23% $ 848.00 $ 874.10 3.08%
487.00 10.68% $ 450.00 $ 509.00 13.11%
21.85 -5.12% $ 25.98 $ 24.23 -6,74%
1,925.00 -3.02% $ 2,075.00. $ 2,359.00 13.69%
18.66 333.95% $, 35.22. $ 52.21 48.24%
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538.00 -10.17%$. 580.05 $ 596.57 2.85%
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356.00 -4.81% $ 397.00 $ 386.00 -2.77%
1,299.00 -5.11% $ 1,325.00 $ 1,422.00 7.32%
363.82 -286% $ 402.81 $ 389.41 -3.28%
186.14 28.340/ $ 15200 $ 153.00 0.66%
1,170.00 14.26% $ 1,085.00 $ 1,175.00 8.29%
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700.00 -7.89% $ 661,00 $ 883.00 33.59%
182.49 -34.74% $ 201.62 $ 250.48 24.23%
1,169.85 -14.20% $ 1,082.35 $ 931.13 -13.97%
1,477.00 11.64% $ 1;$20.00; r $ 1,432.00 8.48%
166.69 6.25% $ 170540 $ 192.74 13.02%
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1,806.92 10.04% $ 1,732.96 $ 1,874.31 8.16%
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444.33 4.47% $ 481.69 $ 494.22 2.60%
1,006.82 6.06% $ 1,079.43. $ 1,125.73 4.29%
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$- 12900`
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12800"= $ - 000% $ +"15617
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0.00% -$.` 13100
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- 0.00%
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$
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$ 41.00 0.00%
$ 27.00 0.00%
$ 23.00
0.00%
$
20.00 0.00%
Razorback Daylight Donuts
$ 83.00 0.00%
$ 95.55 0.00%
$ 100.00
0.00%
$
107.00 0.00%
Razor's Edge LLC
$ 401.50 0.00%
$ 333.50 0,00%
$ 345.00
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$
- 0.00%
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West Side
112 Drive In Theatre
Betty Jo's Korner
Boars Nest BBQ
By Pass Mini Mart DVJ Enterprises, Inc.
Catfish Hole #3
Comfort Inn - Fayetteville Grewl Properties, LLC
Country Inn Suites
Domino's Pizza/Garland
Elenita's Mexican Cafe -Lindell Ave.
Event Group Catering Division, Inc./Gregg
Fast Trax #4
Flash Market, Inc. #189/Wedington
Green Submarine (The)
Guido's Pizza II
Gu-Ma's Restaurant, LLC
Gusano's Chicago Style Pizzeria
Hog's Breath Eatery
Holiday Inn Express PMK Investment, Inc.
Homewood Suites
Hunan Manor
International House of Pancakes
JJ's Grill -N -Chill
Kwikit Food Store, Inc.
Links at Fayetteville
Links Golf & Country Club
Lucky Luke's BBQ
Lyn D's Cajun Gypsy Cafe
Mabuhay Oriental Store
McDonald's Wedington #23781
MoJo's Pints & Pies c/o Go Fast, LLC
Mordours Pizza
Mr. Burger #1 R&R Ent.
North Street Mini Mart
Pizza Hut #2601/Leverett
Restaurant on the Corner (ROTC)
Royal Donut Company
Sam's Club #8209
Sonic Drive -In #4 -Colorado
Subway #4-Wedington
Sunrise Cafe
Super Chicken
Taco Bell #340/Colorado
Taqueria Guanajuato
The Perk II
The Pratt Place Inn Restaurant & Lounge, Inc.
The Taco Shack Inc
Tony C's Bar & Grill
• $7.00 $6.00 -14.29% $800
$322.55 $445.20 38.03% $359.00
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$1,855:55 $1,982.52 6.84% `.$1,904.60
• $653.40 $675.00 3.31% $533.00
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$443.00 $592.00 33.63% $418.00
$159.45 $127.65 -19.94% $158.75
$68.69 $77.80 13.26% $37.58
$1100 $1.13 13.00% $0.75
$25.30 $24.67 -2.49% $27.76
$0.00 0.00%
$402.00 $390.50 -2.86% $389.00
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$687.58 $705.53 2.61% $707.63
$47.74 $39.36 -17.55% $47.27
$1,281.00 $1,214.00 -5.23% $1,332.00
$755.00 $1,429.00 89.27% $708.00
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$270.40 0.00%
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$27.14 $24.88 -8.33% $30.25
$392.88 $459.45 16.94% $326.88
$135.00 $151.00 11.85% $142.00.
$75.00 $34.06 -54.59% $75.00
$1,260.03 $1,522.10 20.80% $1,252.01
$1,365.00 $1,282.00 -6.08% ;. $1,369.00
$290.00 $463.00 59.66% $295.00
$124.35 $111.10 -10.66% $137.96
$0.00 0.00%
$1,14307 $1,199.36 4.92% $117741
$80.79 0.00%
$98.70 $101.00 2.33% $90.00.
$14.00 $86.00 514.29% $7300
$150.00 $117.00 -22.00% $112.00
$81.34 $81.95 0.75%:'- $85.82
$91.23
$5.00
$442.10
$78.29
$2,064.00
$512.00
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$607.00
$150.44
$98.74
$0.98
$21.44
$0.00
$411.00
$749.46
$49.03
$1,288.00
$1,301.00
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$1,080.00
$0.06
$17.00
$10.58
$234.63
$24.93
$1,687.00
$267.94
$21.24
$449.00
$30.33
$370.13
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$38.95
$1,484.57
$1,270.00
$617.00
$1.11.27
$0.00
$1,258.72
$64.00
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$95.00
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$17,148.78 $19,707.83 $16,767.49 $19,879.92
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23.15%
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83.76%
28.14%
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$2,110.21 14.53% $1,950.71- $2,147.00 10.06%
$781.00 5.41% $875.00 $917.00 4.80%
$564.00 -20.68% $629,00 $864.00 37.36%
$759.00 56.82% $528.00 $1,434.00 171.59%
$129.69 -22.89% $115.41 $0.00 0.00%
$205.69 33.12% $378:-08 $275.83 -27.04%
$1.21 -6.92% $1.89 $1.23 -34.92%
$22.17 -24.51% `$30.56 $24.82 -18.78%
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$447.00 17.32% $346.00 $0.00 0.00%
$41.72
$755.41 18.16% $703.64 $814.21 15.71%
$38.67 -3.03% $39.23 $37.97 -3.21%
$1,672.00 7.87% $1,535.00 $1,909.50 24.40%
$1,826.00 24.39% $1,239.00 $2,013.00 62.47%
$757.00 10.35% $706.00. $694.00 -1.70%
$1,526.00 1.40% $1,082.00 $1,302.00 20.33%
$1,220.00 16.63% $1223.00' $1,261.00 3.11%
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$201.00 229.51% $43.00 $151.00 251.16%
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$872.56 152.74%. $447.28. $934.39 108.90%
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$143.00 -2.72% $152.00 $137.00 -9.87%
$88.09 17.38% , :$89',08. $78.21 -12.20%
$19,627.22 $23,098.18 $19,773.53 $23,540.51
South Side
A Fare To Remember
Brick House Kitchen
El Amanecer Market
El Camino Real Mexican Restaurant
Fast Trax #9
Fayetteville Country Club
Foghorns (2nd location)
Geraldi's of Fayetteville
Greenhouse Grille
Hawg Town Pizza
La Hacienda Mexican Restaurant #2
Mama Dean's Soul Food Kitchen
Marvin's IGA #220/School
Mezza Luna, Inc.
Ozark Mountain Foods, Inc.
Pizza Hut #2602 NPC International, Inc.
Pops Old Time Bar B Que
Rick's Iron Skillet
Salathai Restaurant
Shelton -Tucker Post #27 (American Legion)/Curtis
Staybridge Suites
Thep Thai Restaurant
Trailside Cafe & Tea Room (on Center Street)
Wes' Bar-B-Que (Burger Plus)
Wet Pig BBQ LLC
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$720.91 $821.68 13.98% $529.05 $585.56 10.68% $53454 $633.81 18.57% $665.22 $784.45 17.92%
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East Side
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BPOE Elks Lodge#1987
$
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132.00
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113,40(
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$
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China Cafe
$
126.15
$ 106.57
-15.52%
$ 118 48
$
125.54
5.96%
$
121.69
$ 129.31
6.26%
$
125.77-
$
148.09
17.75%
Crossover Corner
$
1849.
$ 11.78
-36.29%
$ 16.17
$
12.80
-20.84%
$
15.38:"
$ 12.45
-19.05%
$
15:13.
$
13.69
-9.52%
Delta Soul
$ -
0.00%
$
-
000%
$ 347.09
000%
$
-
0.00%
El Sol Mexican Restaurant
$
43.00
$ 50.00
16.28%
$ .45.00
$
56.00
'24,44%
$
2500
$ 49.00
96.00%
$
50.00
$
52.00
4.00%
Fast Break
$
3.88'
$ 0.93
-76.03%
$ 3.47
$
1.53
5591%
$.
308.
$ 1,50
-5130%
$
3.19
$
1.65
48.28%
Flash Market, Inc.#188/Huntsville
$
61.67
$ 75.29
22.09%
$ 64.60.
$
79.46
2300%
$
:6476•'
$ 82.27
2704%
$.
68.32
$
85.27
24.81%
Jim's Razorbk Pizza(Crossover/Joyce)-.: JAW Foods
$
196.00
$ 191.00
-2.55%
$ 188.00
$
177.00
-5.85%
$
192.00
$ 182.00
-5.21%
$
223.00
$
185.00
-17.04%
La Hacienda Mexican Restaurant
$1,256.00
$ 875.00
-30.33%$1,229.00
$
882.00
-28.23%
$1j178.00:.
$ 752.00
-36.16%
$1,046.00
$
806.00
-22.94%
La Huerta Mexican El -Valle, Inc.
$:.724.00.
$ 594.00
-17.96%
$ 676.00
$
827.00
-7.25%
$
594,00
$ 611.00
286%
$.
593.00
$
661.00
11.47%
Madame W u's
$
120.00
$ 80.02
-33.32%
$ 120.00
$
83,23
-30.64%
$
128.00
$ 88.18
-28.31%
$
12700
$
92.46
-27.20%
McDonald's-Crossover#18891
$1545.00
$1480.00
-4.21%
$1,479.00
$1,476.00
-020%
$1,502001
$1,480.00
-146%
$1,663.00.
$1,674.00
0.66%
Meiji Japanese Cuisine
$ 282.00
0.00%
$
334.00
000%
$ 269.00
0.00%
`
$
321.00
0.00%
Mission Fitness. Inc.
$
500
$ 3.00
-40.00 %
$ .:4.00
$
2.00
-50.00%
$
3.00
$ 4.00
33.33%
$
3.00
$
4.00
33.33%
North Forty
$
2.00
$ 13.00
550.00%
$ 13.00
$
3.00
-76.92%
$
6.00
$ 9.00
50.00%
$
24.00
$
-
0.00%
Primo Pasta House & Pizzeria
$ 768.00
0.00%
$
701.00
0.00%
$ 704.00
0.00%
$
716.16
0.00%
Rolling Pin Cafe, LLC
$
26600-
$ 245.00
-7.89%
$ 257.00.
$
250.00
-2.72%
$
23200:'
$ 231.00
-043%
$
244.00
$
247.00
1.23%
Sonic Drive -In #3 -Crossover
$
981.00.'
$ 928.00
540%-$
965.00
$
920.00
-4.66%
$
860.00
$ 889.00
3.37%
$
825.00;
$
876.00
6.18%
Spiedini Italian Grill
.'-
$ -
0.00%
-:
$
6.63
0.00%
$ 273.54
000%
$
-
0.00%
Stonebridge Meadows Golf Club
$
131,001
$ 133.00
1.53%
$ 9500=
$
113.00
18.95%
$
" 60.00.
$ 87.00
4500%
$
42.00
$
86.00
104.76%
Subway #2 -Crossover
$
323.00'
$ 362.00
12.07%
$ 327.00
$
446.00
3839%
$
440200
$ 342.00
-1493%
$
299.00
$
347.00
16.05%
Taco Bell #586/Crossover
$
842.85'.
$ 858.84
1.90%'$
.832.85
$
860.82
3.36%
$
802.13.
$ 852.63
630%$
820.13
$
912.39
11.25%
Tim's Pizza -East
$'54700.
$ 53000
-3.11%
$ 573.00
$
556.00
-2.97%
$
526.00
$ 540.00
2.66%
$
601.00
$
811.00
1.66%
TNT Diner
$
51.191.
$
$
$
$
-
Wal-Mart #2745 Neighborhood Market
$
191.70
$ 343.70
79.29%
$ 22034:
$
345.21
56.67%
$
234.59..
$ 353.58
50.72%
$
265.95
$
366.26
43.10%
White Oak Station #12 -Crossover
$
55.86
$ 64.98
16.33%
$ 60.93
$
67.91
11.46%
$
`' 58.01.
$ 53.81
-7.24%
$
53.22
$
58.54
10.00%
White Oak Station #37
" $
162.05
$ 236.36
45.86%
$ 259.67
$
227.73
-12.30%.
$
242.68
$ 219.25
-9.65%
5'
243.07
$
222.70
-8.38%
Wingstop
$
16300,E
$ 182.00
11.66%
$ 203.00::
$
184.00
-9.36%
$
235.001.
$ 229.00
-2.55%
$
230.00
$
236.00
2,61%
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$8,567.55
$8,802.73
$8,393,42
$8,881.36 &ti.tIMi
$7,848.95
$9,027.11
itiwa
$7,931.30
$8,853.21
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Caterers/Mobile Units/Seasonal
America's Catering aka El Centenurio Restaurant
$,'
-
$
-
0.00%;
$
-
$
-
0.00%
$. ` -
$ -
0.00%
$ -
$ -
0.00%
Bulldogs Hot Dog Cart
$
-
0.00%
$
-
000%
':
$ -
0.00%
$ 7.40
0.00%
Catering Concepts
$
33.00
$117.62
256.42%
$ 172.00
$
33.17
-80.72%
$ 143.09
$ 80.50
-43.74%
$178.61
$ -
0.00%
Catering Unlimited
$'217.00
$115.00
-47.00%
$ 374.00
$
366.00
-2.14%
$241.00
$ 382.00
58.51%
$375.00
$ 344.00
-8.27%
Chicken George
$
-
0.00%
$
-
0.00%
$ -
0.00%
$ -
0.00%
Chuck Wagon Catering Co., Inc.
$
-
$
-
0.00%
$
-
$
-
0.00%
$ ( -
$ -
0.00%
$ -
$ -
0.00%
Creative Cuisine do Stephen W. Hobel
$
13.20
$
-
0.00%
$
17.64
$
18.24
3.40%
$ 17.33
$ 12.45
-28.16%
$ 9.25
$ 9.17
-0.86%
Creative Kitchens, Inc.
$
10.00
$
30.00
200.00%
$
33..00
$
4.00
-87.88%
$ 19.00.
$ 34.00
78.95%
$ 1.4.00
$ 44.00
214.29%
Danti, Gianpaolo
$
-
$
0.75
0.00%
$
6.17
$
1.08
-82.50%
$ 4.31.
$ 4.30
-0.23%
$ 5.39
$ 6.05
12.24%
Delicious Delights
$
9.80
0.00%
$
1.50
0.00%
$ -
0.00%
$ -
0.00%
Gameday Suite Supply
$
$
-
0.00%
$
-
$
-
0.00%
$ 9.47
$ 21.76
129.78%
$ 9(04
$ 19.97
120.91%
Healthygreeks Catering
$
- -
$
12.10
0.00%
$
$
22.99
0.00%
$ -:• -<
$ -
0.00%
$ -
$ 5.99
0.00%
Hog Brats
$ 2.31
0.00%
$ 3.43
0.00%
Iceman Cometh
$
82.991
$
-
0.00%
$
29,29
$
-
0.00%
$ y, -,
$ - -
0.00%
$
$ -
0.00%
King Kat
$
$
-
0.00%-'$
-
$
-
0.00%
$ -
$ -
0.00%
$ 25.00:
$ 26.00
4.00%
Kruton's Inc.
:
$
61.03
0.00%
-
$
31.16
0.00%
-;
$ -
0.00%
$ -
0.00%
Leslie's Catering
$
-
$
-
0.00%
$
-.
$
1.70
0.00%
$ -
$ 1.16
0.00%
$ -
$ 5.71
0.00%
Missy's Fish, Chicken, & River Fries
$
1.76
0.00%
$
2.18
0.00%
$ 2.00
0.00%
$ 1.63
0.00%
Natural State Catering
$
.6.25
$
-
0.00%
$
3.39'
$
15.30
351.33%
$ 1.35
$ 3.66
171.11%
$ 13.45
$ 7.64
-43.20%
Ozark Mountain Nut Roasters
$
-
$
-
0.00%
$
- :
$
-
0.00%
$ ':67.84
$ 88.79
30.88%
$ 37.54
$ 134.70
258.82%
Parlor Dogs
$
-
0.00%
$
-
0.00%
$ -
0.00%
$ -
0.00%
Pat's Kitchen
$
-
$
21.00
0.00%
$
-
$
-
0.00%
$ 219.00
$ 119.00
-45.66%
$ 86.00
$ 338.00
293.02%
Pfeffer's Catering
$
-
$
-
0.00%
$
-
$
-
0.00%
$
$ -
0.00%
$ -
$ -
0.00%
Porky Chicks BBQ & Catering
$
67.56
$
56.46
-16.43%
$
42.18
$
92.00
118.11%
$.22700:
$ -
0.00%
$ 12.21
$214.00
1652.66%
Richard's Hawgwild BBQ
$
'. -
$
-
0.00%
$
-
$
-
0.00%
$ - ..
$ -
0.00%
$
$ -
0.00%
Simply Scrumptious, LLC
$
39.53
$
22.08
-44.14%
$
28.24
$
24.68
-12.61%
$;,,,25.23
$ 10.92
-56.72%
$. 35.97
$ 18.38
-48.90%
Snow Tsunami
$
3.40
0.00%
$
-
0.00%
-
$ -
0.00%
$ -
0.00%
Southern Hospitality Management Company
$
-
$
5.43
0.00%
$
3.20 `
$
14.86
364.38%
$ '.6,4.13
$ 88.08
37.35%
$
$ 25.91
0.00%
Spring Street Grill, Inc./Spring Street
$
162,32.
$137.20
-15.48%.
$ 137.71
':
$
128.52
-6.67%
$ 125.71 i
$ 109.29
-13.06%
$11&96"
$ 118.11
3.64%
Susan Ang SE Asia Catering
$
$
-
0.00%
$
$
-
0.00%
$ -
$ -
0.00%
$ -
$ -
0.00%
Table 5
$
2.11
$
-
0.00%
$
2.17
$
-
0.00%
$ : 1.22;
$ -
0.00%
$ -
$ -
0.00%
The Bar B Q Place
$
'13.00
$
11.50
-11.54%
$
14.00
$
13.00
-7.14%
$ ` 10.00
$ 10.50
5.00%
S -
$ -
0.00%
The People's Creperie
$
-
0.00%
$
-
0.00%
-
$ -
0.00%
'
$ -
0.00%
Tropical Sno c/o Southern Ice Dealer
$
21.00
$
17.00
-19.05%
$
10.00
$
3.50
-65.00%
$ 3.00'
$ -
0.00%
$ -
$ -
0.00%
Tun's of Fun c/o Joe's Snack Shack
$
2.63
$
-
0.00%
$
2.44
$
-
0.00%
$ 3.79
$ -
0.00%
$ -
$ -
0.00%
[e1tmritfT1
$670.59
$622.13
$875.43
$773.88
EII'Ii
$1,182.47
$970.12rM1IMj
$915.42
$1.322.69flWA
Arsaga's Espresso Cafe
;$586.99:
$592.63
0.96%
5$04.36:
$594.24
-1.67%
$634.44"
$648.53
2.22%
$737,11"
$715.55
-2.92%
2 locations
Arsaga's Expresso Cafe
$31400
$318.00
1.27%
$341.00
$36700
7.62%
" $41900
$475.00
13.37%
$49000
$476.00
-2.86%
2 locations
Cliffs III & II Apartments
$31.:88
$1.00
-96.86%
$1000
$0.08
-99.20%
$89.00
$20.50
-76.97%
$4600:
$74.50
61.96%
2 locations
Eureka Pizza
$925.88
$1,010.00
9.09%
$1,072.56.
$1,281.00
19.43%
$1,121.01
$1,365.50
21.81%
$1,196.07.
$1,377.00
15.13%
2 locations
E -Z Man Store Inc
$372.50
$370.96
-0.41%
$371.40
$394,44
6.20%
.$379.58.
$381.41
0.48%
$364.70-
$388.23
6.45%
all locations
Hardee's #1042062/1042072 c/o FSO
$1027.16.
$1,085.45
5.67%
$1:,027.48
$1,105.20
7.56%
$1,053.90:
$1,146.71
8.81%
$1,07709:
$1,176.28
921%
2 reports together
Harp's Delis Harp's Food Stores, Inc.
$126153
$1,262.40
0.07%
$1527.44
$1,553.81
1.73%
51',30614:
$1,256.01
- -3.84%
$127076
$1,46D.23
1491%
4 locations
Jammin Java
$59.44
$82.65
39.05%
$50.78
$72:25
42.28%
$4208.
$67.37
60.10%
$6317
$0.00
0.00%
2 locations
Lindsey Management Co.
$2.25
$1.47
-34.67%
$1.50
$0.00
0.00%
$3:19
$42.89
1244.51%
$0.00
$37.39
0.00%
Multiple Locations
Penguin Ed's Barbeque
$2;095.00
$2,354.00
12.36%
$2,323.00
$2,436.00
4.88%.$2,395.00'
$2,694.00
12.48%
$2242,00.:
$2,734.00
21.94%
3 locations
Tropical Smoothie Cafe do Five Girls & a Guy LLC
$345.00
$445.00
28.99%.;$346.50
$68900
98.85%
$26950.
$548.00
103.34%
$23900,
$604.00
152.72%
2 locations
i • $7,021.61 $7,523.56 flAIiV,i $7,676.12 $8,493.0211R5W4 $7,712.84 $8,645.92 $7,725.90 $9,043.18
Miscellaneous
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Benchwarmers Tavern & Grill #2504
$0.00 0.00%`
$0.00
0.00%
$0.00
0.00%
$0.00
0.00%
Chartwell's Dining:':Compass Group USA, Inc.
$7,508.94. $3,776.86 -49.70%
$3033.43 $3,310.16
9.12%
$6,536.62;. $4,616.84 -29.37%
$4,233.41
$4,674.08
10.41%
Gullett's Gourmet
$146.11 $0.00 0.00%
$22592-: $0.00
000%
$370.19' $0.00
0.00% $226.79-
$0.00
0.00%
Hutch's Hog Trough
$13.00 $9.00 -30.77%
$14.00' $10.00 -28.57%
'- $15.00' $13.00 -13.33%
- $1700
$15.00 -11.76%
Sodexho Operations, LLC='U ofA Food
$11_59. $64.22 454.10%
$0.00. $0.00
0.00%
$2j09 15 $1,996.60
-5.34% $1,885.53
$2,607.35
38.28%
till't •
$7,679.64 $3,850.08 r1x:WM
$3,273.35 $3,320.16
$9,030.96 $6,626.44 E'1!*WAI
$6,362.73
$7,296.43
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