A look at what to expect at the City Council meeting on Thursday, July 6, 2017.

Rezoning 0.53 acres on South Cherry Lane, rezoning 0.31 acres on South College Avenue, and more.

A Trail of Tears mural on Tsa La Gi Trail, selling 3 acres of public land, several rezonings, and a tree preservation variance for Panera Bread.

Rezoning 1.79 acres at Crossover Road and Heathstone Drive, selling about 5 acres of land to a medical marijuana cultivation company, and more.

Allowing development of 9.7 acres on Double Springs Road, selling about 5 acres of land to a medical marijuana cultivation company, and more.

Selling about 15 acres in the Commerce District, rezoning 26 acres on Starr Drive, rezoning 9 acres on Poplar Street, and more.

Approval of two A&P Commission nominees, changes to the Active Transportation Advisory Committee and more.

Rezoning 0.5 acres at at 515 E. Township Street, renewing at contract for the city’s parking pay stations, and more.

Adopting an amended solid waste reduction, diversion and recycling master plan, approving a final payment to Kessler Consulting, Inc., and more.

Denial of the Mountain Vista Subdivision preliminary plat, supporting the study and development of an Energy Action Plan, and more.

A special meeting of the Fayetteville City Council is scheduled for Jan. 31 to discuss a two-month emergency funding agreement with Seven Hills Homeless Center.

The state of the city address, presentation of the MLK Brotherhood Award, creating two new zoning districts, and discussion of a preliminary plat at Park Meadows.

A partnership with the state highway department for improvements to Highway 112, creating two new zoning districts, denial of preliminary plats at Park Meadows and Mountain Vista Subdivision, and more.

Approving the Macey Drive Townhomes off Mount Comfort Road, Recognition of outgoing Alderman Martin Schoppmeyer, changes to the scope of the Transportation Committee, and more.

Seven rezoning requests for various properties around town, adoption of the 2017 budget, approving a new recycling master plan, and more.

Six rezonings in various areas around town, approval of the Macey Drive Townhomes off Mount Comfort Road, and several changes to the Fayetteville Police Department policies.

Rezoning 70 acres at Rupple and Mount Comfort roads, several changes to the city’s development codes, and more.

Six rezonings, an appeal of the Planning Commission’s denial of a town house project on Mount Comfort Road, and more.

Five rezonings, including 99 acres at the former Razorback Golf Course, two economic development contracts, a contract for construction of the Homes at Willow Bend, and more.

Rezoning 99 acres at the former Razorback Golf Course, entering a cost-share agreement with the state to add a shared use path to the Wedington Drive bridge over I-49, and more.