Hueytown public meetings in 2024

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider adopting the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) policy into the city's employee handbook and authorizing a cultural resources assessment proposal for West Rock Mountain Preserve. The agenda also includes 11 resolutions to confirm cost reports and create special assessment liens on properties at addresses including 105 Pine Avenue, 109 Lochness Lane, and nine others. The council will receive reports from standing committees and department heads.

• Resolution 6991 to adopt the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act policy into the city employee handbook
• Resolution 6992 to authorize approval of a cultural resources assessment proposal for West Rock Mountain Preserve
• Resolutions 6980–6990 to create special assessment liens on 11 properties including 105 Pine Avenue, 109 Lochness Lane, 112 Oak Avenue, 113 Vail Avenue, and 120 Mahone Avenue

The Hueytown City Council unanimously approved $405,558.32 in bills and adopted 14 resolutions, including establishing special assessment liens on 11 properties, adopting the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act policy, authorizing a cultural resources assessment for a trail, and approving a license agreement with Alabama Renewable Resources, LLC. No ordinances were considered. The meeting was procedural with no public opposition.

• Approved $405,558.32 in bills (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 6980: Special assessment lien on 105 Pine Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 6981: Special assessment lien on 109 Lochness Lane (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 6982: Special assessment lien on 112 Oak Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 6983: Special assessment lien on 113 Vail Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 6984: Special assessment lien on 120 Mahone Avenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 6991: Pregnant Workers Fairness Act policy (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 6993: License agreement with Alabama Renewable Resources, LLC (unanimous)

City Council

The council will hold annual elections for council president and pro-tempore, receive department and committee reports, and vote on two final ordinances: annexing 2943 Lone Oak Road and changing the municipal election polling location.

• Final ordinance to annex 2943 Lone Oak Road into city limits
• Final ordinance to change municipal election polling location
• Annual election of council president and council pro-tempore
• Approval of minutes from November 26, 2024 meeting
• Bills for approval (no amounts listed)

The Hueytown City Council unanimously adopted two ordinances: one annexing property at 2943 Oak Road and another moving the municipal election polling location from the Hueytown Community Storm Shelter to the Hueytown Family Recreation Center. The council also approved bills totaling $150,711.53 and elected new officers. No public comments were made.

• Adopted Ordinance 24-1126-01 annexing 2943 Oak Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 24-1126-02 moving polling place to Hueytown Family Recreation Center (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $150,711.53 (unanimous)
• Elected Council Member Hurliman as Council President (3-0, Hurliman abstained)
• Elected Council Member Zinnerman as Council President Pro-tempore (4-0, Hurliman abstained)
• Approved minutes of Dec 10 pre-council and council meetings (unanimous)
• Adopted amended agenda (unanimous)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will hold public hearings on annexing property at 2943 Lone Oak Road and changing the municipal election polling location. The body will also consider resolutions regarding public nuisances and city property disposal.

• Ordinance 24-1126-01: Public hearing to annex property at 2943 Lone Oak Road
• Ordinance 24-1126-02: Public hearing to change the municipal election polling location
• Resolution 6974: Declare public nuisance and order abatement at 1714 Edgehill Drive
• Resolution 6975: Employee Assistance Program Agreement with Uprise Health
• Ordinance 24-1126-03: Authorize General Obligation Warrants Series 2024

City Council

The City Council will conduct annual elections for Council President and Council Pro-tempore. The body is also considering multiple resolutions regarding public nuisance abatements and budget amendments.

• Public hearings for public nuisances at 6112 and 6116 Pruitt Drive, 427 Wren Avenue, and 103 Virginia Drive
• Nuisance abatement orders for 124 Gwin Avenue, 137 Sterling Drive, 2909 Post Circle, and 3034 Lone Oak Road
• Unsafe structure abatement orders for 230 Knight Avenue and 427 Wren Avenue
• Resolution 6971 to authorize capital improvements funding
• Resolution 6972 to amend the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget for additional appropriation to ClasTran

City Council

The City Council is meeting for a work session. The agenda contains only procedural information and does not list specific discussion items or decisions.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider multiple resolutions including appropriating funds to the Hueytown High School football program, declaring public nuisances at several properties, authorizing a lease with the Jefferson County Board of Education, and approving an alcohol license. Committee reports and department updates are also on the agenda.

• Resolution 6944: Appropriate funds to Hueytown High School Football Program
• Resolution 6951: Authorize lease with Jefferson County Board of Education
• Resolution 6953: Approve alcohol license for JDS Company at 242 Forest Road
• Resolution 6943: Public hearing on nuisance at 230 Knight Avenue
• Resolution 6945: Declare nuisance and order abatement at 804 Overlook Circle

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will hold a regular meeting with reports from standing committees and city departments. The council will consider several resolutions ordering the abatement of public nuisances, including unsafe structures at 1314 Hueytown Road and 2518 16th Street North, as well as weed/trash/inoperable vehicle abatements at four other addresses. A first reading of an ordinance to amend the zoning map for 2885 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from B1 to B3 is also on the agenda.

• Resolution 6936 for a public hearing on a nuisance at 1314 Hueytown Road
• Resolution 6937 to abate an unsafe structure at 1314 Hueytown Road
• Resolution 6938 to abate an unsafe structure at 2518 16th Street North
• Resolutions 6939-6942 for nuisance abatement of weeds, trash, or inoperable vehicles at 102 and 106 Springdale Avenue, 238 Crossway Drive, and 3051 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive
• Ordinance 24-1008-01 first reading to rezone 2885 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from B1 to B3

City Council

The Hueytown City Council is holding a work session on October 1, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall. The agenda contains only procedural notice with no listed discussion items, ordinances, or public hearings.

The Hueytown City Council met for a work session on October 1, 2024, to discuss city business. No formal decisions or votes were made during the session, which was attended by all council members, the mayor, and the city attorney. The meeting was procedural in nature, with no public attendees.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider several resolutions and one ordinance at its September 24 meeting. Key items include a zoning map amendment for 236 Crossway Drive, declarations of public nuisances at three properties, and adoption of a purchasing and conduct policy. The council will also authorize a financing plan for the 2024 paving project and a contract with the United Way for the Senior Center.

• Ordinance 24-0910-01: Amend zoning map for 236 Crossway Drive from MR to R2
• Resolution 6928: Public hearing re nuisance at 2518 16th St N
• Resolutions 6929 & 6930: Declare nuisances at 230 Knight Ave and 427 Wren Ave
• Resolution 6932: Authorize financing plan for 2024 Paving Project
• Resolution 6934: Authorize contract with United Way Area Agency on Aging for Senior Center

The Hueytown City Council approved a financing plan for the 2024 Road Paving Project and adopted a purchasing and standards of conduct policy. It also declared three properties as public nuisances, authorized a grant and contract for the Senior Center, and approved an HVAC replacement. All votes were unanimous except two abstentions on Senior Center items.

• Approved Resolution 6932 authorizing financing plan for 2024 Road Paving Project (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 6931 purchasing and standards of conduct policy (5-0)
• Declared 2518 16th Street North a public nuisance with compliance stipulations (5-0)
• Declared 230 Knight Avenue a public nuisance (5-0)
• Declared 427 Wren Avenue a public nuisance (5-0)
• Authorized Jefferson County Community Grant for Senior Center (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Authorized United Way Area Agency on Aging contract for Senior Center (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved Resolution 6935 for HVAC replacement in Council meeting room (5-0)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will vote on resolutions including the adoption of the FY2024-2025 budget, the purchase of a vehicle and a skid unit for the Fire Department, and the assessment of nuisance abatement liens. The council will also conduct a first reading of an ordinance to rezone 236 Crossway Drive from MR to R2.

• Adoption of Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget (Resolution 6926)
• First reading of ordinance to rezone 236 Crossway Drive from MR to R2
• 15 resolutions declaring public nuisances at specific addresses for weeds, trash, inoperable vehicles, or unsafe structures
• Authorization to purchase a vehicle and a skid unit for the Fire Department (Resolutions 6924, 6925)
• Authorization of appreciation and compensation for city employees (Resolution 6922)

City Council

The Hueytown City Council is holding a regular meeting with reports from committees and departments. The council will vote on over 50 resolutions, mostly nuisance abatements and board appointments, and conduct the first reading of an ordinance to rezone 2946 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive. A lease agreement with the Jefferson County Board of Education and a dedicated fund for the Hueytown Activity Center are also proposed.

• First reading of ordinance 24-0813-01 to amend zoning map for 2946 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2 (residential) to B1 (business)
• Resolution 6895 authorizing a lease agreement with Jefferson County Board of Education
• Resolution 6901 establishing a dedicated fund for operation, maintenance, and improvement of Hueytown Activity Center
• 29 resolutions declaring public nuisances and ordering abatement of weeds, trash, or inoperable vehicles
• Multiple resolutions for appointments to city boards including Planning and Zoning Adjustments, Library Board, and Parks and Recreation Board

City Council

The City Council is holding a special called meeting on August 15, 2024. The provided agenda contains only procedural notice and does not list specific discussion items or decisions.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will hold a public hearing on a nuisance at 3200 Virginia Drive and consider 10 special assessment liens for various properties. The agenda includes 22 resolutions to abate nuisances such as weeds, trash, and inoperable vehicles, plus nominations to several city boards. The council will also vote on first reading of a zoning map amendment for 2946 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2 to B1, and a resolution to establish a dedicated fund for the Hueytown Activity Center.

• First reading of ordinance 24-0813-01 to rezone 2946 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive from R2 to B1
• Resolution 6851: public hearing on a nuisance at 3200 Virginia Drive
• Resolutions 6852-6861: confirming costs and creating special assessment liens on 10 properties
• Resolution 6891: declaring municipal personal property surplus and authorizing disposal
• Resolution 6892: establishing a dedicated fund for the Hueytown Activity Center

Board Of Zoning & Adjustments

The Hueytown Board of Zoning and Adjustment will hold a public hearing on August 6, 2024, to decide one case: a variance request from applicant Patrick Coleman. The request seeks an 11-foot rear setback variance for a living room addition at 6086 Richmond Dr, currently zoned R1. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from November 7, 2023.

• Variance request (Case BZA 247) for an 11-foot rear setback at 6086 Richmond Dr to add a living room
• Applicant: Patrick Coleman; property zoned R1 (single-family residential)
• Public hearing scheduled for August 6, 2024 at 4:30 p.m. at Hueytown City Hall

City Council

This is a procedural work session notice for the Hueytown City Council meeting on August 5, 2024, at 5:30 PM at City Hall. No specific items or decisions are listed in the agenda.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will vote on several resolutions declaring public nuisances at 18 properties, including liens for costs and unsafe structures. The council will also consider an ordinance to annex property at 236 Crossway Drive, an ordinance on disposition of unclaimed funds and confiscated property, and a resolution to ratify an IT support services agreement with VC3 Inc. Committee reports and public comments are also on the agenda.

• Resolution 6849 to ratify Master Services Agreement and authorize IT support services with VC3 Inc.
• Ordinance 24-0723-01 to annex 236 Crossway Drive, Hueytown
• Ordinance 24-0709-01 to amend code for disposition of unclaimed funds, confiscated property, and contraband
• Multiple resolutions (6832-6848) declaring public nuisances for weeds, trash, inoperable vehicles, and unsafe structures at specific addresses

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider several resolutions regarding public nuisances and an unsafe structure. The council is also scheduled to discuss a twelve-month moratorium on certain business licenses. Additionally, the first reading of an ordinance amending City Code Chapter 58 will take place.

• Twelve-month moratorium on certain business licenses
• Public nuisance declarations at four residential addresses
• Abatement of an unsafe structure at 921 26th Avenue North
• First reading of ordinance amending City Code Chapter 58

City Council

The council will review resolutions regarding fire department equipment repairs and city insurance proposals. The meeting also includes a first reading for an ordinance amending solid waste codes.

• Resolution 6817: Repairs to Fire Department Engine Two and budget amendment
• Resolution 6816: Authorization of the City insurance proposal
• Resolution 6815: Acknowledgment of FY 2023 Audit and ratification of expenditures
• Ordinance 24-0611-01: First reading to amend City Code 8 regarding solid waste

City Council

The Hueytown City Council is meeting to consider a series of resolutions, including declaring multiple properties as public nuisances, purchasing three police patrol vehicles, awarding a demolition contract, and installing a camera system at City Hall. The agenda also includes routine reports from the mayor, committees, and city departments, plus approval of prior meeting minutes. No ordinances are listed for this meeting.

• Resolution 6808: Authorize purchase of three police patrol vehicles
• Resolution 6806: Award contract for demolition and clearance of unsafe structures
• Resolution 6807: Appropriate funds for camera system at City Hall facilities
• Resolutions 6795-6801, 6810-6812: Declare public nuisances (weeds, trash, inoperable vehicles) at 10 properties
• Resolution 6804: Distribution facilities easement for Alabama Power at Dellview Drive

City Council

This is a procedural meeting agenda with no substantive decisions or discussions listed. The council will cover standard items like approving minutes from prior meetings, receiving committee and department reports, and approving bills. No specific projects, contracts, or ordinances are detailed in the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from April 23 and May 7, 2024 meetings
• Reports from Finance, Planning, Public Safety, and Public Works committees
• Department reports from Police, Fire, Public Works, Building & Zoning, Code Enforcement, and Court
• Approval of bills (no amounts listed)

City Council

This is a public notice for a City Council work session on Tuesday, May 7, 2024, at 5:30 P.M. at City Hall. The agenda contains only procedural information about the meeting's purpose, time, and place, with no specific items listed for discussion or decision.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council is meeting to consider several resolutions, including declaring and abating public nuisances at 111 Holly Street, 102 Wickstead Road, and 123 Opal Avenue, appropriating funds for a new air conditioning system at City Hall's IT server room, and considering the use of Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds. The agenda also includes routine items like approving minutes, receiving reports from committees and departments, and hearing public comments.

• Resolution 6787: Public hearing on unsafe structure at 111 Holly Street
• Resolution 6788: Abatement of unsafe structure at 102 Wickstead Road
• Resolution 6789: Abatement of unsafe structure at 111 Holly Street
• Resolution 6790: Fund replacement of AC system at City Hall IT server room
• Resolution 6791: Consider use of Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds

City Council

The Hueytown City Council is meeting to consider four resolutions: a temporary trailer use certificate at 7001 Valley Bridge Road, a special events fee waiver for the Hueytown Harvest Farmers Market (April–September 2024), declaring an unsafe structure at 1391 Virginia Lane a public nuisance, and appropriating funds to replace the front HVAC system at Fire Station One. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes approval, committee reports, and department updates. No ordinances are scheduled.

• Resolution 6782: Public hearing for temporary trailer use certificate at 7001 Valley Bridge Road
• Resolution 6783: Fee waiver for Hueytown Harvest Farmers Market, April–September 2024
• Resolution 6784: Declare unsafe structure at 1391 Virginia Lane a public nuisance
• Resolution 6785: Appropriate funds to replace front HVAC system at Fire Station One
• Bills for approval and routine committee/department reports

City Council

The Hueytown City Council is meeting to consider three resolutions and three zoning ordinance amendments. The council will vote on setting a public hearing for a temporary trailer certificate, authorizing an alcohol license application, and purchasing a copier. Three zoning map amendments would rezone properties on 15th Street Road and Hueytown Road.

• Resolution 6778: public hearing for temporary trailer certificate at 7001 Valley Bridge Road
• Resolution 6779: alcohol license application at 817 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive
• Resolution 6780: purchase of digital multi-functional copier/printer/scanner
• Ordinance 24-0312-01: rezone 4963 15th Street Road from MR to AG
• Ordinance 24-0312-03: rezone 1474 Hueytown Road from B2 to M1 with buffer requirements

City Council

The Hueytown City Council is meeting to consider routine approvals, several property nuisance declarations, and three rezoning requests. The agenda includes resolutions to abate weeds, trash, or inoperable vehicles at multiple properties, plus public hearings on rezoning three specific parcels.

• Rezoning 4963 15th Street Road from MR to AG
• Rezoning 4957 15th Street Road from MR to AG
• Rezoning 1474 Hueytown Road from B-2 to M-1
• Nuisance abatement resolutions for 10 properties (e.g., 105 Merrimont Drive, 112 Vann Street)
• Public hearing on unsafe structure at 111 Holly Street

City Council

This is a notice for a City Council work session to be held on Monday, March 11, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific items for discussion or decision, only the meeting's purpose and logistics.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council is meeting to consider routine business, including approving prior minutes, receiving reports from committees and departments, and voting on several resolutions. The main actions are resolutions to abate public nuisances at four properties and to waive special event fees for the Chamber of Commerce for 2024. No ordinances are scheduled.

• Resolution 6759: abate unsafe structure at 216 Pinewood Avenue
• Resolution 6760: abate unsafe structure at 206 Pinewood Avenue
• Resolution 6761: abate unsafe structure at 301 Carver Avenue
• Resolution 6762: abate weed, trash, or inoperable vehicle at 216 Newport Drive
• Resolution 6763: waive special event fees for Hueytown Chamber of Commerce for 2024

City Council

The Hueytown City Council is meeting to consider routine business, including approval of minutes, committee reports, and several resolutions. The main items are seven resolutions declaring public nuisances at specific properties and authorizing abatement, plus two agreements for community engagement and emergency generator maintenance. No ordinances are scheduled.

• Resolution 6750: abate unsafe structure at 98 Wheeler Drive
• Resolution 6751: nuisance weeds/trash/inoperable vehicle at 1928 29th Avenue North
• Resolution 6752: nuisance at 117 Holly Street
• Resolution 6753: nuisance at 109 Gwin Avenue
• Resolution 6756: agreement with Community Engagement Associates, LLC

City Council

The Hueytown City Council will consider a series of resolutions, including declaring public nuisances on multiple properties, approving software support agreements, workers' compensation insurance renewal, and several donations. The meeting also includes routine reports from the mayor, committees, and city departments.

• Resolution 6730: Public nuisance lien on property at 304 Marsh Avenue
• Resolutions 6731-6735: Abatement of weeds, trash, or inoperable vehicles at 112 Brooklane Drive, 317 Pope Drive, 1282 Hueytown Road, 1716 28th Avenue North, 2042 High School Road
• Resolutions 6736-6739: Unsafe structure declarations at 206 Pinewood Avenue, 216 Pinewood Avenue, 301 Carver Avenue, 98 Wheeler Drive
• Resolution 6740: Annual software support agreements for Southern Software Programs
• Resolution 6741: Alcohol license for Steves Package Store at 5973 Johns Road

City Council

This is a public notice for a City Council work session on January 18, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall. The agenda contains no specific items for discussion or decision, only the meeting's purpose and logistics.

City Council

The Hueytown City Council is meeting to consider routine business including approving prior minutes, receiving reports from committees and departments, and acting on several resolutions and ordinances. Key items include first readings and public hearings on annexing two properties on 15th Street Road, and resolutions to create public nuisance liens on two properties. The agenda also includes acknowledging funds for the Chamber of Commerce and a fiscal year 2023 Rebuild Alabama report.

• Ordinance 24-0109-01: First reading/public hearing on annexation of 4963 15th Street Road
• Ordinance 24-0109-02: First reading/public hearing on annexation of 4957 15th Street Road
• Resolution 6726: Create public nuisance lien on property at 45 Johnson Drive
• Resolution 6727: Create public nuisance lien on property at 428 Harlem Avenue
• Resolution 6728: Acknowledge receipt of funds for Hueytown Chamber of Commerce