Opelika, AL

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The Opelika Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a preliminary and final plat for a 7-lot subdivision on Lee Road 266, three conditional use requests (a women's clothing store with alcohol sales, an after-school daycare, and two extensions for apartment/townhome projects), and a proposal to rename Maple Street to Erick Strickland Avenue.

• McKemie Corners First Addition: 7-lot subdivision on Lee Road 266 (Hare Engineering)
• Conditional use: women's clothing store (Soco House) with alcohol at 110 S 8th Street
• Conditional use: after-school daycare on 13,262 sq ft lot at 301 S 4th Street
• CU extension: Society Hill Apartments at 2900 Society Hill Road (one year or until August 2027)
• CU extension: Executive Park Townhomes at 2003 Executive Park Drive (one year or until August 2027)

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City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on revoking a business license at 3040 Capps Way. They will also consider several resolutions, including purchases, contract renewals, and appointments, plus two ordinances on a street rename and school zone speed limits.

• Public hearing and resolution to revoke business license at 3040 Capps Way
• Resolution to purchase a 2027 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71
• Resolution to approve change order #1 to the 2026 City Wide Resurfacing Contract
• Ordinance to rename JoAnn Drive to Faith Way (2nd reading)
• Ordinance to amend school zone speed limit time for Fox Run School (1st reading)

City Council

The Opelika City Council is holding a worksession to review items for the upcoming regular meeting. The agenda includes two resolutions: approving Change Order #1 to the 2026 City Wide Resurfacing Contract and approving a contract renewal for the City-Wide ADA Improvements Project. No ordinances or presentations are listed, and the rest of the agenda is procedural discussion of the consent agenda and general updates.

• Approve Change Order #1 to the 2026 City Wide Resurfacing Contract - ENG.
• Approve Contract Renewal for the City-Wide ADA Improvements Project - ENG.
• Review/discuss current council meeting agenda, including consent vs. regular agenda items.

The Opelika City Council held a work session on August 18, 2026, where they reviewed two resolutions: a change order for the 2026 City Wide Resurfacing Contract and a contract renewal for the City-Wide ADA Improvements Project. No formal votes were taken; the items were presented for discussion. The mayor noted the proposed FY2027 budget was available for council questions, and a request was made to consider a second reading of Ordinance #2.

• Reviewed Change Order #1 to 2026 City Wide Resurfacing Contract (no vote)
• Reviewed Contract Renewal for City-Wide ADA Improvements Project (no vote)
• Discussed FY2027 budget availability
• Discussed possible second reading of Ordinance #2

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The Opelika Historic Preservation Commission will hold a regular meeting to review five Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) applications for changes to properties in historic districts. The commission will also approve the minutes from the July 9, 2026 meeting and receive enforcement and staff reports. The next meeting is scheduled for September 10, 2026.

• 314 N. 11th St: COA for porte cochere and curb wall (applicant David McClintoc)
• 609 Geneva St: COA for rear addition, parking, side door, outdoor seating (applicant Kevin Lyons)
• 904 5th Ave: COA to expand front porch and add lighting (applicants Clay and Jennifer Harper)
• 408 Geneva St: COA to rebuild structure and add parking (applicant John Marsh)
• 601 S. Railroad Ave: COA for signage, landscaping, and parking (applicant Jake Whaley)

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The Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet to approve previous minutes and review a variance request. A representative for Harlow Conci LLC is seeking a setback exception for a property on Geneva Street.

• Variance request for 609 Geneva Street: 2'3" side yard variance from the 10-foot minimum setback

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City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding weed abatement assessments for six properties. The body is also deciding on the annual property tax levy and the CDBG PY2026 Budget and Annual Action Plan.

• Annual Authorization to Levy Tax on Property within Opelika
• CDBG PY2026 Budget & Annual Action Plan
• Special Use Permit request by Verizon Wireless at 900 Reeder Avenue
• Bid for two automated side loader garbage trucks
• Proposed school zone speed limit time changes for Opelika City Schools

The Opelika City Council unanimously approved an ordinance amending school zone speed limit times for Opelika City Schools (Ordinance No. 024-26) at second reading. The council also introduced an ordinance to rename JoAnn Drive to Faith Way at first reading. All consent agenda items, including street closures, garbage truck purchases, and various resolutions, were approved unanimously. Six weed abatement assessments were also approved unanimously.

• Approved school zone speed limit time changes (Ordinance 024-26, unanimous)
• Introduced ordinance to rename JoAnn Drive to Faith Way (first reading)
• Approved consent agenda including 3 downtown street closures (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2 automated side loader garbage trucks (Resolution 155-26)
• Approved annual property tax levy authorization (Resolution 159-26)
• Approved Verizon Wireless special use permit at 900 Reeder Avenue (Resolution 162-26)
• Approved 6 weed abatement assessments (Resolutions 164-26 through 169-26)
• Appointed Jeff Neely to MPO Citizen Advisory Committee

City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold a future public hearing to consider revoking certain business licenses for a property located at 3040 Capps Way. This is the only substantive item listed for the worksession meeting, with no ordinances, resolutions, or major updates scheduled.

• Set Date of Public Hearing on Petition to Revoke Certain Business Licenses — 3040 Capps Way

The council held a work session and set a date for a public hearing on a petition to revoke certain business licenses at 3040 Capps Way. They also discussed suspending rules for a second reading on Ordinance #1 and clarified that Consent Agenda item #8 is a renewal of current Ad Valorem taxes, not a new tax. No final votes were taken during this work session.

• Set date for public hearing on petition to revoke business licenses at 3040 Capps Way
• Discussed suspending rules for second reading of Ordinance #1 (no action taken)
• Clarified Consent Agenda item #8 as renewal of Ad Valorem taxes, not new tax

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The Opelika Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a conditional use permit for a 14,911 sq ft office/warehouse at 1108 Walker Gray Court, a vacation of right-of-way on JoAnn Drive (Faith Way) for a turnaround, and proposed text amendments to the Zoning Ordinance concerning definitions and standards for alcohol and hemp/CBD uses. The commission will also approve minutes and receive updates on previous cases. The amendments will be recommended to the City Council.

• Conditional use for a 14,911 sq ft office/warehouse at 1108 Walker Gray Court (C-3, GC-P zone)
• Vacation of a portion of right-of-way at 2401 JoAnn Drive (Faith Way) for a turnaround
• Text amendment to Section 2.2 Definitions, Section 7.3.C Use Categories, and Section 8.28.5 Package Liquor Store Standards for alcohol uses
• Text amendment to Section 2.2 Definitions, Section 7.3.C Use Categories, and Section 8.28.6 CBD Hemp Standards for hemp/CBD uses

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to receive a presentation from the East Alabama Conflict Resolution and Violence Prevention Initiative Program. The body will also review and discuss items for the current council meeting agenda.

• Presentation by East Alabama Conflict Resolution and Violence Prevention Initiative Program

The City Council conducted a work session consisting of presentations and agenda reviews. No ordinances or resolutions were voted upon during this session.

City Council

The Opelika City Council will review several consent agenda items, including business licenses and tax exemptions. The body will also consider a special appropriation for a local alliance and a street closure request.

• Tax abatements and exemptions for Channing Street Copper Co.
• Special Use Permit request by Verizon Wireless at 2002 Steel Street
• Special Appropriation of $2,500 to 2nd Mission Alliance
• Alcohol license request for Oak Bowery Spirits, LLC dba Oak Bowery
• Temporary street closure for Trinity Church on 08-12-26

The City Council approved a consent agenda including an alcohol license, a street closure, and tax abatements. The council also passed a special appropriation for a local alliance. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved alcohol license for Oak Bowery Spirits, LLC dba Oak Bowery (Unanimous)
• Approved temporary street closure for Trinity Church on 08-12-26 (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 149-26 for department expense reports (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 150-26 for Channing Street Copper Co. tax abatements and exemptions (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 151-26 for Mid-South RC&D Council grant application for first responder equipment (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 152-26 authorizing Alabama Department of Revenue to collect city taxes (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 153-26 for Verizon Wireless special use permit at 2002 Steel Street (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 154-26 for $2,500 special appropriation to 2nd Mission Alliance (Unanimous)

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The Opelika Zoning Board of Adjustment will consider two variance requests that were carried over from its June meeting due to a lack of quorum. Both requests involve residential developments in commercial (C-2) zones and seek multiple setback reductions. The first is for 300 S 7th Street, and the second is for 500 Avenue A.

• Lee Tharp (Kadre Engineering) for The Parmer Group, 300 S 7th St, C-2 zone: requests front yard setback variance (15 ft from required 25 ft), side yard on street variance (10 ft from required 20 ft), and side yard variance (3 ft from required 10 ft)
• Richard Hayley (Hayley Investments LLC) for 500 Avenue A, C-2 zone: requests lot size variance (53 sq ft from required 7,500 sq ft), front yard setback variance (15 ft from required 30 ft), and side yard on street variance (10 ft from required 20 ft)
• Both items carried over from the June meeting due to lack of quorum

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The Opelika Board of Parks & Recreation will hold a regular meeting to discuss new business items including a Tot Watch request, an update on West Ridge Softball Fields, a proposal from the Lee County Youth Development Center, and a review of a June 11 incident involving cameras. The meeting is primarily procedural with no votes on ordinances or budget items.

• Tot Watch Request by Florencia Knight
• West Ridge Softball Fields discussion by Avery Davis and Libby Gaberlavage
• Lee County Youth Development Center proposal
• Incident on Saturday, June 11 (Camera review)

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The Opelika Historic Preservation Commission will consider two Certificate of Appropriateness applications at 714 Ave D and 830 N. Railroad Ave. The commission will also discuss an enforcement report and staff report. The meeting includes approval of June 11, 2026 minutes and setting the next meeting date for August 13, 2026.

• 714 Ave D (Geneva Historic District): COA to add front porch, replace windows, and add overhangs (applicant Alexander Bell)
• 830 N. Railroad Ave (Downtown Historic District): COA to replace doors (applicant Scott Brown)
• Enforcement report and staff report to be discussed
• Next meeting scheduled for August 13, 2026

City Council

The City Council will hear an update on current and future Opelika City School Projects presented by Scout Program Management. The worksession also includes discussion of the upcoming regular meeting agenda.

• Presentation on Opelika City School Projects by Scout Program Management

The council held a work session featuring a presentation on Opelika City School projects. Discussion included the status of a future rezoning moratorium and questions regarding specific resolutions.

• No substantive decisions were recorded during this work session

City Council

The council will hold a public hearing on a weed abatement assessment at 606 Dogwood Avenue and consider a consent agenda with over $7.9 million in construction bids, including Bridgewater Boulevard, Hi-Pack Drive, and the Mill Village roundabout. Two ordinances are up for votes: a second reading to rezone 18.34 acres on Birmingham Highway from R-4 to C-2 with GC-P overlay, and a first reading to annex 6571 U.S. Highway 431 N. Resolutions include tax abatements for BS Logistics America and Yongsan Automotive USA, a FEMA grant application for North Park sewer improvements, and an amended employment contract with the police chief.

• Public hearing on weed abatement at 606 Dogwood Avenue
• Bid: Bridgewater Boulevard Construction - $1,530,025
• Bid: Grade, Drain, Base & Pave Hi-Pack Drive - $2,820,262
• Bid: Mill Village Roundabout and Roadway Improvement Project - $3,339,029
• Ordinance: Rezone 3400 block Birmingham Hwy, 18.34 acres from R-4 to C-2 (2nd reading)

The Opelika City Council approved a consent agenda including three major road construction bids totaling over $7.7 million: Bridgewater Boulevard ($1,530,025), Hi-Pack Drive ($2,820,262), and the Mill Village Roundabout ($3,339,029). The council also approved a second-reading zoning change for 18.34 acres on Birmingham Hwy from R-4 to C-2, and unanimously approved an annexation petition for property at 6571 U.S. Highway 431 N. A weed abatement assessment for 606 Dogwood Avenue was approved after a public hearing with no speakers.

• Approved $1,530,025 bid for Bridgewater Boulevard Construction (Resolution 134-26)
• Approved $2,820,262 bid for Grade, Drain, Base & Pave Hi-Pack Drive (Resolution 135-26)
• Approved $3,339,029 bid for Mill Village Roundabout and Roadway Improvement Project (Resolution 136-26)
• Approved amended employment contract with Patrick McCulloch for OPD (Resolution 140-26)
• Approved tax abatements for BS Logistics America, LLC and Yongsan Automotive USA, Inc (Resolutions 141-26, 142-26)
• Approved FEMA BRIC grant application for North Park Sewer Improvements (Resolution 143-26)
• Approved zoning change for 3400 Block Birmingham Hwy from R-4 to C-2 (Ordinance 022-26)
• Approved annexation at 6571 U.S. Highway 431 N (Ordinance 023-26)

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The Zoning Board of Adjustment will first approve the minutes from its previous meeting. It will then discuss two variance applications: one from Lee Tharp for 300 S 7th Street and another from Richard Hayley for 500 Avenue A, both in the C-2 zoning district. Each applicant seeks setbacks or lot‑size adjustments that differ from the district’s minimum requirements.

• Approval of minutes from the prior meeting
• Lee Tharp (Kadre Engineering) requests three setbacks for 300 S 7th St: 15' front yard (vs 25' min), 10' side yard on street (vs 20' min), 3' side yard (vs 10' min)
• Richard Hayley requests three variances for 500 Avenue A: 53 sf lot size reduction (vs 7,500 sf min), 15' front yard (vs 30' min), 10' side yard on street (vs 20' min)

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The Opelika Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a preliminary plat for Mayfair Subdivision Phase 2 (156 single-family lots), two conditional use requests, and proposed text amendments to the zoning ordinance regarding alcohol and hemp/CBD uses. The Commission will also approve minutes from May 26, 2026, and receive an update on previous cases.

• Preliminary plat for Mayfair SD Phase 2, 156 lots on S Uniroyal Road (PUD zone)
• Conditional use for car wash at 2002 Marvyn Parkway (C-3, GC-P zone, 1.2 acres)
• Conditional use for office/warehouse at 2605 Society Hill Road (C-3 zone, 32,670 sf)
• Text amendments to definitions and use categories for alcohol and hemp/CBD in zoning ordinance

The Opelika Planning Commission approved the preliminary plat for Mayfair Subdivision Phase 2, a 156-lot single-family residential development on South Uniroyal Road, with staff recommendations including sidewalks, underground utilities, and setback notes. The commission also approved two conditional use permits: a car wash redevelopment at 2002 Marvyn Parkway with operating hours amended to 5 a.m.–9 p.m., and a contractor's office with outdoor storage at 2605 Society Hill Road. A proposed zoning ordinance amendment on alcohol and hemp/CBD uses was tabled for further review.

• Approved preliminary plat for Mayfair SD Phase 2, 156 lots (9-0)
• Approved conditional use for car wash at 2002 Marvyn Parkway, hours 5 a.m.–9 p.m. (9-0)
• Approved conditional use for contractor's office/storage at 2605 Society Hill Road (9-0)
• Tabled zoning ordinance amendments for alcohol and hemp/CBD uses
• Approved minutes of May 26, 2026 meeting (9-0)

City Council

This is a worksession of the Opelika City Council, held to review and discuss items slated for the upcoming regular council meeting. No resolutions, ordinances, or other substantive items are listed for action during this session. The meeting is procedural in nature, focusing on agenda preparation.

• Discussion of consent agenda and regular agenda items for the upcoming council meeting

The council conducted a work session that included presentations from the Lee County Emergency Management Agency and Mr. Motley. No substantive decisions or votes were recorded during this session.

City Council

The council will hold a public hearing on rezoning 18.34 acres on Birmingham Highway from R-4 to C-2 with a coordinated greenway plan, followed by a first reading of the ordinance. Consent agenda items include purchase of a 2026 Ford Explorer for $39,012, a special use permit for Verizon Wireless on Frederick Road, and a lump sum RSA payment of $78,405 to retirees. Mayor will present monthly financial and building summaries and recognize the police department for accreditation.

• Public hearing and first reading to rezone 3400 block Birmingham Hwy (18.34 acres) from R-4 to C-2, GC-P
• Purchase one 2026 Ford Explorer for $39,012
• Special use permit for Verizon Wireless at 2404 Frederick Road
• Lump sum RSA payment of $78,405 to retirees
• Downtown street closure for Brewzle Bourbon Festival on Aug 28–29, 2026

The council approved the consent agenda including various departmental resolutions and a vehicle purchase. An ordinance to rezone 18.34 acres at the 3400 Block of Birmingham Hwy was introduced for its first reading.

• Approved June 2, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved Brewzle Bourbon Festival street closure (unanimous)
• Approved department expense reports (unanimous)
• Approved disposal of city personal property (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of a 2026 Ford Explorer for $39,012 (unanimous)
• Approved Village at Waterford Phase 4A infrastructure acceptance (unanimous)
• Approved East Alabama Regional Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan (unanimous)
• Introduced rezoning ordinance for 3400 Block Birmingham Hwy (first reading)

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The Historic Preservation Commission will meet to discuss new business and review staff and enforcement reports. The primary agenda item is a Certificate of Appropriateness for a property in the Downtown Historic District.

• 601 N. Railroad Ave: COA for Widows Walk, Rear Porch & Ramp, and Landscaping

The commission approved the May 14, 2026 minutes. It approved the requested Certificate of Appropriateness for the widow's walk, rear ramp, and tree removal at 601 S. Railroad Ave, following staff recommendations. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved May 14, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved COA for widow's walk, rear ramp, and tree removal at 601 S. Railroad Ave (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding demolitions and weed abatement assessments. The body is also reviewing bids for infrastructure improvements and police equipment purchases.

• Waverly Parkway and Dunlop Drive Intersection Improvements bid ($1,222,586)
• Purchase of Tasers, equipment, and training for OPD ($688,879)
• Demolition public hearings for 500-A and 500-B Martin Luther King Boulevard
• Weed abatement assessments for 500-A and 500-B Martin Luther King Blvd and 1211 Magnolia Street
• Special appropriation to GEMS Empowered for Juneteenth Celebration ($2,000)

The City Council approved several resolutions regarding property demolitions and weed abatement assessments for Martin Luther King Boulevard and Magnolia Street. Additional approvals included road improvements, police equipment purchases, and Juneteenth celebration funding.

• Approved street closure for Juneteenth Celebration (Unanimous)
• Approved robotic turf mowing system lease/service agreement (Unanimous)
• Approved $1,222,586 for Waverly Parkway and Dunlop Drive intersection improvements (Unanimous)
• Approved expense reports from various departments (Unanimous)
• Approved $688,879 for police tasers, equipment, and training (Unanimous)
• Approved MOU with U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Benning (Unanimous)
• Approved $2,000 special appropriation for Juneteenth Celebration (Unanimous)
• Approved demolition of 500-A and 500-B Martin Luther King Boulevard (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council is holding a worksession to review and discuss the consent and regular agenda items for the upcoming regular council meeting. No specific resolutions, ordinances, or other substantive items are listed for action at this worksession.

• Discussion of Consent Agenda or Regular Agenda Items

The City Council held a brief work session with no formal votes, approvals, or resolutions recorded. Members discussed upcoming agenda items and reviewed a new process for downtown events and street closures managed by Opelika Main Street. The Mayor also provided updates on local weekend activities.

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The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on zoning ordinance amendments and a street renaming. The body will also review plat approvals and a property annexation.

• Proposed zoning ordinance amendments regarding alcohol and hemp/CBD uses
• Proposed renaming of Joann Drive to Faith Way
• Annexation of 35,098 sf lot at 6571 Highway 431 North
• Preliminary plat for Perryman Hill Plaza Plat No. 1 SD at 3615 Birmingham Highway
• Final plat for Springs at Opelika SD at Gateway Drive & Society Hill Road

The Opelika Planning Commission approved the final plat for the Springs at Opelika subdivision, a 7-lot development on approximately 34.47 acres at Gateway Drive and Society Hill Road, with staff recommendations. The commission also sent positive recommendations to the City Council for the annexation of a 35,098 sq ft lot at 6571 Highway 431 North and for renaming Jo-Ann Drive to Faith Way. A preliminary plat for Perryman Hill Plaza could not be voted on due to a lack of quorum and will proceed through the statutory approval process. Proposed zoning ordinance amendments regarding alcohol, tobacco, and hemp uses were tabled for further review.

• Approved final plat for Springs at Opelika SD, 7 lots, with staff recommendations (5-0)
• Sent positive annexation recommendation to City Council for 35,098 sq ft lot at 6571 Highway 431 North (5-0)
• Sent positive recommendation to City Council to rename Jo-Ann Drive to Faith Way (5-0)
• Tabled zoning ordinance amendments for alcohol, tobacco, and hemp uses (5-0)
• No vote taken on Perryman Hill Plaza Plat No. 1 due to lack of quorum; plat proceeds via statutory approval

City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold its regular meeting with several consent agenda items and one ordinance for first reading. Key decisions include authorizing a real property exchange and lease agreement with the East Alabama Health Care Authority, purchasing police body cameras for $44,765.40, and commencing condemnation proceedings for the Cunningham Drive roundabout. The council will also apply for an ALDOT grant for Waverly Parkway Phase II and make an appointment to the Water Works Board.

• Ordinance: First reading of real property exchange and lease agreement with East Alabama Health Care Authority
• Resolution: Authorize purchase of body cameras for Opelika Police Department ($44,765.40)
• Resolution: Authorize commencement of condemnation proceedings for Cunningham Drive roundabout
• Resolution: Authorize ALDOT Transportation Alternative Program grant application for Waverly Parkway Phase II
• Appointment: Regina Meadows to the Water Works Board of Opelika (term to 2032)

The Opelika City Council adopted its agenda and approved a consent agenda that included a downtown street closure for First Baptist Church VBS, a purchase of OPD body cameras for $44,765.40, and an amendment to the police department's organizational chart. It also authorized an ALDOT transportation grant, began condemnation proceedings for the Cunningham Drive roundabout, appointed Regina Meadows to the Water Works Board, and granted $500 to Sportsplex Tri for Kids. Finally, the council unanimously approved Ordinance No. 021‑26 for a real‑property exchange and lease agreement with the East Alabama Health Care Authority.

• Approved downtown street closure for First Baptist Church VBS (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of OPD body cameras ($44,765.40) (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Opelika Police Department organizational chart (unanimous)
• Authorized ALDOT Transportation Alternative Program grant for Waverly Parkway Phase II (unanimous)
• Authorized condemnation proceedings for Cunningham Drive roundabout (unanimous)
• Appointed Regina Meadows to Water Works Board (term expires 05-04-2032) (unanimous)
• Approved special appropriation $500 to Sportsplex Tri for Kids (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance No. 021-26 – Real Property Exchange and Lease Agreement with East Alabama Health Care Authority (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss agenda items. The primary item for consideration is a first reading of a real property exchange and lease agreement.

• First reading of Real Property Exchange and Lease Agreement with The East Alabama Health Care Authority

The May 19, 2026 work session included a presentation on a real‑property exchange with the East Alabama Health Care Authority, but no vote or formal action was recorded. The council discussed the consent agenda and the mayor provided a brief update. The session ended at 5:43 p.m. with no substantive approvals, denials, or tablings noted.

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The Opelika Historic Preservation Commission will meet to approve minutes and consider four Certificates of Appropriateness for exterior changes in the Northside and Downtown Historic Districts.

• Approve March 12, 2026 minutes
• 405 N. 9th St: Expand Rear Screen Porch
• 1008 3rd Ave: Rear Addition
• 501 N. 8th St: Replacement of Windows
• 116 S. 8th St: Facade Renovation

The commission unanimously adopted the March 12, 2026 minutes. It approved a larger rear screen porch at 405 N. 9th St, a rear addition at 1008 3rd Ave, and window replacements at 501 N. 8th St. No decision was recorded for the façade renovation at 116 S. 8th St.

• Approved March 12, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved expansion of rear screen porch at 405 N. 9th St (unanimous)
• Approved rear 8’ x 16’ addition at 1008 3rd Ave (unanimous)
• Approved replacement of 13 windows at 501 N. 8th St (unanimous)

General

The regular meeting scheduled for May 12, 2026, has been canceled. The cancellation is due to a lack of applications.