Mission: Assist the public in
managing the development of the
community in order to protect and
preserve the quality of life,
promote a sound economic base and
appropriate design, and ensure safe
construction, all in balance with
the constraints of the City's
environment and resources.
Welcome!
Lowell, Arkansas is a progressive
community located in Northwest
Arkansas. The city has an estimated
population of 9,544. Northwest
Arkansas has an estimated population
of over 500,000. Located in the
center of the metropolitan region,
Lowell is considered to be the hub
of Northwest Arkansas. The City is
accessible from I-49 and is within a
20-minute drive of the Walmart Home
office, Tyson Corporate Headquarters
and the University of Arkansas.
Lowell is home to JB Hunt Transport
and many of the region’s
transportation terminals.
Using an index number of 100 as the
national average, the Northwest
Arkansas area is ranked well below
the national average at
approximately 90 points in reference
to our cost of living. The medium
maximum temperature in Lowell is 71˚
and the medium minimum temperature
is 47˚. The City has three parks
with facilities for softball,
baseball, soccer and an ABA
certified BMX track. Lowell also has
walking trails and a bank shot
basketball court. Lowell is in the
Rogers School District where Lowell
elementary students will move on to
attend Rogers Jr. High and High
Schools. Lowell was recently ranked
the second safest city in the state,
and the number one City for best
places to live in Arkansas.
Lowell's average household income is
$66,994, one of the highest of any
city in Northwest Arkansas! There
are 718 firms located within the
City. With the diversity of higher
education offered in Northwest
Arkansas through post-secondary
schools such as the University of
Arkansas, Webster University, John
Brown University, NWA Community
College, Harding University, Bryan
College, and NWA Technical
Institute, the region provides a
vast opportunity to recruit an
educated workforce.
We offer a developer-friendly
atmosphere and a streamlined process
that makes building in Lowell easy
and enjoyable. The City has
experienced a steady growth in
businesses and housing developments
in recent years, and with our
perfect location and development
friendly process, that growth is
only expected to increase as more
and more are relocating to Lowell.
We look forward to helping you
develop in Lowell!
City Ordinances
City of Lowell Standard Notes
City of Lowell Standard Details
Click Here to see the 2020 Master
Street Plan
Click here to see the 2023 Planning
Schedule
Click here to see the Street Specs
Click here to see Land Development
Code
Zion Lift Station Service Area Map
Signature Blocks - Plat
Certifications
Signature Blocks - Plat
Certifications
Official Zoning Map of the City of
Lowell
Rogers/Lowell Vision 100
Comprehensive Plan
Preferred Tree List
Razorback Greenway - Construction
Traffic Control - Final
Click HERE to download the Lowell
Drainage Manual
RIGHT OF WAY DEDICATION LANGUAGE.pdf
RIGHT OF WAY DEDICATION
LANGUAGE.docx
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