Proposed Ordinance Change Could Affect House Design in Fayetteville

KUAF

Published October 2, 2019 at 1:01 PM CDT

Members of Fayetteville's City Council have proposed an ordinance change that would impact the width of driveways in certain parts of the city. The goal is to encourage house design that puts garages out of sight to create more human-centric neighborhoods.

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