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HB 1220

TO AMEND THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE ARKANSAS NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES COUNCIL.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Greg Leding and 1 co-sponsor

Arkansas law signed to revise the Natural and Cultural Resources Council's membership structure, affecting state environmental and cultural preservation policy coordination.

Notification that HB1220 is now Act 102
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Bill Summary · HB 1220

Legislative bill overview

HB 1220 modifies the composition and membership structure of the Arkansas Natural and Cultural Resources Council, a state body responsible for overseeing natural and cultural preservation policies. The bill has been signed into law (Act 102) as of February 18, 2025, following passage through both chambers with a Senate amendment.

Why is this important

The Natural and Cultural Resources Council influences state policy on environmental conservation, historic preservation, and public lands management. Changes to council membership directly affect which stakeholders and perspectives shape these decisions and how effectively the state coordinates resource management across agencies.

Potential points of contention

  • Representation balance: Amendments to membership composition may shift power between environmental advocates, business interests, local governments, or state agencies
  • Appointment authority: Changes to who appoints council members could affect whether selections reflect gubernatorial priorities or broader stakeholder consensus
  • Functional scope: Modifications may expand or restrict the council's actual decision-making power versus advisory capacity

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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