The Gulley Park splash pad, a lease extension for Lewis Park, a bike-share program, a fare-free transit program, two rezonings and more.

Public housing will be the topic at a special City Council meeting Tuesday evening in Fayetteville.

Purchasing a rowing dock for Lake Fayetteville, the naming of South Centennial Park Lane, and three rezoning requests.

An ordinance to encourage the construction of more accessory dwelling units, rezoning 0.35 acres located at 1760 N. Walnut Ave., and more.

Rezoning 23 acres on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, a contract for a corridor plan for College Avenue/Highway 71B, and more.

The raze and removal of a house on North College Avenue, rezoning about 24 acres at 4005 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and more.

Rezoning 22.59 acres at Rolling Hills Drive and Old Missouri Road, downgrading Rolling Hills Drive from a Principal Arterial to Collector status, and more.

Applying for grants to help fund trail improvements, adopting the Welcoming Fayetteville Plan, and a city-wide 2018 Employee Compensation Adjustment.

A presentation of the Fayetteville Mobility Plan, clarifying that it’s against the law to stand on a median, changes to the requirements of a rezoning petition and more.

Rezoning 4.4 acres on North Crossover Road, Prohibiting the use of tobacco in all city parks and trails, and more.

A grant and loan to acquire 228 acres for a mountain bike park, rezonings on Crossover Road, West Avenue, Greens Chapel Road and Double Springs Road, and more.

A comprehensive rate study for the Recycling and Trash Collection Division, three rezoning requests, amending the 2018 Adopted Budget and more.

Mayor Jordan’s State of the City Address, presentation of the Martin Luther King Brotherhood Award, a contract for the construction of a splash pad at Walker Park, and more.

Terminating a joint lease agreement for the Lewis Soccer Complex, filling a vacancy on the Fayetteville City Council, and more.

Renaming the Lake Fayetteville boat ramp after a longtime local fisherman, an ordinance to allow companies to install small cell communication facilities, and more.

An appeal of a denied development proposal by the Fayetteville Housing Authority, approval of the five-year Capital Improvements Plan, and more.

An appeal of the Fayetteville Housing Authority’s application for a large-scale development and more.