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ARKANSAS STATUTES AND CODES
§ 22-3-201 - Lands adjacent to State Capitol to remain state property.
22-3-201. Lands adjacent to State Capitol to remain state property.
All of the lands belonging to the State of Arkansas adjacent to the State Capitol Building and commonly designated as the "New State Capitol tracts of land" shall forever be and remain the property of the State of Arkansas.
All of the lands belonging to the State of Arkansas adjacent to the State Capitol Building and commonly designated as the "New State Capitol tracts of land" shall forever be and remain the property of the State of Arkansas.
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