Opelika public meetings in 2025

General

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land-use requests, including a rezoning of 71.4 acres on Crawford Road. The body will also consider a request to convert a 108-unit hotel into apartments and review multiple tabled items from November.

• Rezoning of 71.4 acres in the 1300 block of Crawford Road from R-1 to PUD
• Request to convert a 108-unit hotel at 1105 Columbus Parkway into multi-family apartments
• Preliminary plat for Laurel Lakes SD, Phase 2 (158 lots) on Ridge Road
• Final plat for Hidden Lakes-Lake Condy SD (28 lots) on Lake Condy Road
• Conditional use request for a recovered material processing facility at 1525 Old Columbus Road

The Opelika Planning Commission approved a preliminary plat for 158 lots in Laurel Lakes Phase 2, a final plat for 28 lots in Hidden Lakes, and conditional use approvals for a church and a hotel-to-apartment conversion. It also recommended rezoning 71.4 acres on Crawford Road to PUD and vacation of a right-of-way on 12th Street. Several items tabled in November remained tabled, and one was withdrawn.

• Approved preliminary plat for Laurel Lakes SD Phase 2, 158 lots (8-0)
• Approved final plat for Hidden Lakes-Lake Condy SD, 28 lots (8-0)
• Approved conditional use for church at 1510 2nd Avenue (8-0)
• Approved conditional use for 108-unit hotel-to-apartment conversion at 1105 Columbus Parkway (8-0)
• Recommended rezoning of 71.4 acres on Crawford Road from R-1 to PUD (8-0)
• Recommended vacation of right-of-way on 12th Street (8-0)
• Removed from table and recommended rezoning of 5.1 acres on Gateway Drive to PUD (8-0)
• Approved 2026 meeting dates: Nov 17 and Dec 15 (8-0)

City Council

The council will hear a Consolidated Annual Performance Report for the 2024 Community Development Block Grant and a Historic Preservation Report covering 2024‑2025. It will then vote on two right‑of‑way agreements: one with Ms. Lisa Britton for the Hi‑Pack Drive Extension Project and another with FTC Investments for the Bridgewater Blvd to Columbus Pkwy improvement. No other ordinances or budget items are listed on the agenda.

• Approve ROW Agreement with Ms. Lisa Britton for the Hi‑Pack Drive Extension Project
• Approve ROW Agreement with FTC Investments for Bridgewater Blvd to Columbus Pkwy

The Opelika City Council held a work session on December 16, 2025, with all members present except Mayor Smith. They received presentations on the CDBG PY2024 Consolidated Annual Performance Report and the Historic Preservation Report for 2024-2025. The council approved two right-of-way agreements: one with Lisa Britton for the Hi-Pack Drive Extension Project and one with FTC Investments for Bridgewater Blvd to Columbus Pkwy. No ordinances or other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved ROW agreement with Lisa Britton for Hi-Pack Drive Extension Project
• Approved ROW agreement with FTC Investments for Bridgewater Blvd to Columbus Pkwy

City Council

The City Council will vote on a second reading to rezone 48.06 acres at 2051 AL Hwy 169 from R-1 to C-3. The body will also consider tax abatements for HL Mando America Corp and right-of-way agreements for road projects.

• Zoning amendment for 2051 AL Hwy 169 (48.06 acres) from R-1 to C-3
• Tax abatements and exemptions for HL Mando America Corp
• ROW Agreement for Hi-Pack Drive Extension Project with Lisa Britton
• ROW Agreement for Bridgewater Blvd to Columbus Pkwy with FTC Investments
• Annual Appropriation Contract FY2026 with Opelika Redevelopment Authority

The Opelika City Council approved a tax abatement for HL Mando America Corp. tied to a $5 million investment and 15 new jobs, and approved two right-of-way agreements for road projects. It also passed a consent agenda with eight resolutions, including a service agreement with Valley Rescue Mission and an appropriation contract with the Opelika Redevelopment Authority. A zoning change for 48.06 acres at 2051 AL Hwy 169 from R-1 to C-3 was approved on second reading, and a personnel policy amendment was introduced on first reading.

• Approved tax abatement for HL Mando America Corp. (unanimous)
• Approved ROW agreement with Lisa Britton for Hi-Pack Drive Extension (unanimous)
• Approved ROW agreement with FTC Investments for Bridgewater Blvd to Columbus Pkwy (unanimous)
• Approved zoning change at 2051 AL Hwy 169 from R-1 to C-3 (unanimous)
• Introduced personnel policy amendment (first reading)
• Approved consent agenda with 8 resolutions (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from 12-02-25 meeting (unanimous)

General

The Historic Preservation Commission will consider two proposals within the Downtown Historic District: Mary Kathryn Whatley’s request to install new awnings at 117 S. 8th St, and Jake Whaley’s request for facade renovations at 601 S. Railroad Ave. The commission will also approve the November 13, 2025 meeting minutes and schedule the next meeting for January 8, 2026.

• Approve November 13, 2025 meeting minutes
• Review COA for new awnings at 117 S. 8th St (Downtown Historic District)
• Review COA for facade renovations at 601 S. Railroad Ave (Downtown Historic District)
• Set next meeting date for January 8, 2026

The commission unanimously approved the November 13, 2025 meeting minutes. It also approved the applicant’s request to install cloth awnings with metal frames on the three storefront windows at 117 S. 8th St in the Downtown Historic District. No decision was recorded for the proposed facade renovations at 601 S. Railroad Ave.

• Approved November 13, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved cloth awnings with metal frames for 117 S. 8th St (unanimous)

General

The Opelika Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting set for December 9, 2025 at 9:00 AM, 300 Martin Luther King Blvd., was cancelled. No rezoning, contracts, ordinances, or other items will be discussed or decided at this session.

City Council

The Opelika City Council work session will consider a resolution to approve construction of a Gaga Ball Pit and enclosure at Covington Park. Council members will also hear a request for a downtown street closure and a backup date for tree lighting on December 6, 2025. Additional agenda items include general updates and discussion of the current council meeting agenda.

• Request downtown street closure and tree lighting backup date on 12-06-25
• Approve construction of a Gaga Ball Pit/Enclosure at Covington Park

The council heard a request from the Opelika Chamber of Commerce to set a backup date of Dec. 6 2025 for a downtown street closure and tree‑lighting event. The council approved the construction of a Gaga Ball pit and enclosure in Covington Park as part of an Eagle Scout project. No vote tally was recorded.

• Approved construction of a Gaga Ball pit/enclosure at Covington Park

City Council

The Opelika City Council will consider several resolutions, including a 3‑year Netwrix software contract worth $453,228.62 and purchases of various 2026 vehicles totaling over $500,000. Public hearings will address amendments to the Broad Metro Development Agreement, the Miele Manufacturing Project Agreement, and a zoning change for 2051 AL Hwy 169. The council will also vote on tax abatements for Stinson Breads, LLC and a construction project at Covington Park.

• Approve 3‑year Netwrix Software contract – $453,228.62 (IT)
• Purchase multiple 2026 vehicles, e.g., Ford F350 – $60,215; Chevrolet Tahoe – $63,810; others totaling over $500,000
• Public hearing to amend Broad Metro Development Agreement (first amendment)
• Zoning amendment for 2051 AL Hwy 169, 48.06 acres, from R‑1 to C‑3 (first reading)
• Approve tax abatements and exemptions for Stinson Breads, LLC

The council adopted the amended agenda and approved the consent agenda, which covered numerous vehicle purchases, software contracts, and other city expenditures. It also approved a backup downtown street closure for the Dec 6 2025 holiday event, a $115,000 appropriation contract with the Opelika Chamber of Commerce, and several amendments to development and zoning agreements. All motions passed unanimously except the Chamber contract, which passed 4‑0 with one abstention.

• Added downtown street closure request to agenda – unanimous approval
• Approved consent agenda items (vehicle purchases, software contract, etc.) – unanimous consent
• Approved backup downtown street closure for Dec 6 2025 – unanimous approval
• Approved 3‑year Netwrix Software contract ($453,228.62) – unanimous consent
• Approved First Amendment to Broad Metro Development Agreement – unanimous approval
• Approved First Amendment to Miele Manufacturing Project Agreement – unanimous approval
• Approved Annual Appropriation Contract FY2026 with Opelika Chamber of Commerce ($115,000) – 4‑0, 1 abstain
• Approved amendment to zoning ordinance for 1401 Speedway Drive (R‑5M to C‑2) – unanimous approval

General

The Opelika Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting scheduled for November 18, 2025, at 9:00 AM has been cancelled. The notice includes a statement regarding compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

• Notice of cancellation
• ADA compliance statement

General

The Opelika Planning Commission will review preliminary and final plats, conditional use permits for apartments and a church, and zoning ordinance amendments. The body will also hold public hearings on rezoning requests and a proposed change to the Wyndham Planned Unit Development.

• Bay Court SD: 5 lots, preliminary and final approval
• Society Hill Apartments: 265 units at 2900 Society Hill Road
• Rezoning 2505 Anderson Road: 20.1 acres from R-3 to R-4
• Rezoning 2209 Lafayette Parkway: 6.1 acres from M-1, GC-P to C-3, GC-P
• Text amendments to Zoning Ordinance: Minimum Lot Width in C-1 and Package Liquor Store standards

The commission granted preliminary plat approval for a five‑lot subdivision on Bay Court with required road improvements. It approved conditional use for Neos Church at 809 1st Avenue and for a 265‑unit apartment project on Society Hill Road, each with staff‑recommended conditions. Two separate applications were tabled at the request of the applicants.

• Approved preliminary plat for Bay Court subdivision (7-0)
• Approved conditional use for Neos Church at 809 1st Avenue (7-0)
• Approved conditional use for Society Hill Apartments – 265 units (7-0)
• Tabled Tyler Hearin recovered‑material processing request (7-0)
• Tabled Arbour Valley Development 144‑unit project (7-0)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold a work session to consider presentations, resolutions, ordinances, general updates, and a discussion led by Councilwoman Ward 2. No specific measures or contracts are identified in the agenda. The meeting follows standard procedural items and includes an ADA accessibility notice.

• Presentations
• Consideration of resolutions
• Consideration of ordinances
• General updates from council members
• Public remarks by Councilwoman Ward 2

The November 18, 2025 work session was called to order by President Allen at 5:50 p.m. All City Council members were present. The only discussion was Councilwoman Janataka Hugh‑Holmes thanking officials for assistance during the government shutdown. The session adjourned at 5:52 p.m. with no votes or approvals.

City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold a public hearing on amending the zoning ordinance and map for 1401 Speedway Drive, changing the designation from R‑5M to C‑2. The council will also consider a series of resolutions authorizing contracts and appropriations, including emergency repairs, equipment purchases, and service agreements. Additional agenda items include adopting the agenda, approving prior meeting minutes, and a bid for a city pickup truck.

• Public Hearing – Amend Zoning Ordinance & Map: 1401 Speedway Drive, 1.933 acres, from R‑5M to C‑2 (1st Reading)
• Resolution – Emergency Repair by Alternate Quote in Northeast Industrial Park – $441,450
• Bid – One 2025 Ford F250 4x4 Pickup – $50,588
• Resolution – Purchase FieldTurf Vintage Hockey‑Multi System for Miracle Field at West Ridge Park – $153,275
• Resolution – Annual Appropriation Contract FY2026 with CARE Humane Society – $112,123

The council adopted its agenda and approved the minutes from the November 3 and 4 meetings. It approved a large number of items on the consent agenda, including purchases, annual appropriations, and a downtown street‑closure request, all by unanimous consent. The council voted 4‑0 (with one abstention) to approve a $389,000 professional services contract with Critical Insights Consulting. Council members introduced the first reading of a zoning amendment to change 1401 Speedway Drive from R‑5M to C‑2.

• Adopted meeting agenda – unanimous consent
• Approved minutes from 11‑03‑25 and 11‑04‑25 meetings – unanimous consent
• Approved consent agenda items (purchases, appropriations, street closure) – unanimous consent
• Approved $389,000 consulting contract with Critical Insights Consulting (4‑0, 1 abstain) – Resolution 345‑25
• Introduced first reading of zoning amendment for 1401 Speedway Drive (R‑5M to C‑2) – first reading
• Approved purchase of Ford F250 pickup ($50,588) – unanimous consent
• Approved emergency repair contract in Northeast Industrial Park ($441,450) – unanimous consent
• Approved annual appropriation contracts for community organizations – unanimous consent

General

The Historic Preservation Commission will consider Certificate of Appropriateness requests for four properties in the Geneva and Downtown Historic Districts. The applications involve installing a ramp and concrete drive, adding a ramp and parking, and façade work on two buildings. Decisions will affect compliance with historic guidelines and ADA accessibility.

• 704 Ave D – Geneva Historic District – Retroactive COA for ramp and concrete drive (Applicant: CJCF, LLC)
• 500 Geneva St – Geneva Historic District – COA for ramp and parking (Applicant: CJCF, LLC)
• 813 S Railroad Ave – Downtown Historic District – COA for front and rear façade (Applicant: Compass Construction)
• 121 S. 9th St – Downtown Historic District – COA to paint front façade (Applicant: Randy Brown)

The Historic Preservation Commission approved the October 9, 2025 meeting minutes. It voted to table the request for a permanent concrete ramp and driveway at 704 Ave D in the Geneva Historic District, with the applicant planning to return with alternative designs. No other substantive actions were taken at this meeting.

• Approved October 9, 2025 minutes (all approved)
• Tabled 704 Ave D ramp and driveway COA request (all approved)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will consider approving contracts for park equipment, safety plans, and veteran's park improvements, as well as appointing members to various boards and commissions.

• Approve GameTime Playground Equipment Installation for West Ridge Park
• Approve Agreement with Sain and Associates for Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan
• Approve Agreement with Thompson Engineering for Veterans Pkwy Improvements MPO Project
• Approve Supplemental Agreement #2 with 3Notch Group for Pepperell Parkway MPO Project
• Appoint John Sweatman to the Opelika Planning Commission

The council unanimously approved an amendment to the fiscal year 2025‑2026 budget. It also approved two new alcohol licenses, a downtown street closure for the Christmas Parade, and several agreements for public‑safety and infrastructure projects. Additional actions included a 4‑to‑0 vote for the Boys and Girls Clubs FY2026 contract and a 4‑to‑1 vote to appoint Pearson Alsobrook to the Board of Education.

• Approved Karvelas Pizza Company alcohol license (unanimous)
• Approved Khodal Krupa dba Marathon Opelika alcohol license (unanimous)
• Approved downtown street closure for Christmas Parade on 12‑05‑25 (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to FY 2025‑2026 budget (unanimous)
• Approved Safe Streets for All safety action plan agreement with Sain and Associates (unanimous)
• Approved Veterans Pkwy improvements agreement with Thompson Engineering (unanimous)
• Approved FY2026 contract with Boys and Girls Clubs of East Alabama (4‑0)
• Appointed Pearson Alsobrook to the Board of Education (4‑1)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss a rezoning request and review bids for city services. The body is evaluating a request to advertise a public hearing for a property change.

• Rezoning request for 2051 Highway 169 (48 acres) from R-1 to C-3
• Bid for Elevator Maintenance, Service, and Repair (PW)
• Bid for Lawn Maintenance Services (OPS)

The council presented a request to advertise rezoning of 48 acres on Highway 169 and reviewed two service bids for elevator maintenance and lawn maintenance. No votes, approvals, or denials were recorded. The work session ended at 5:53 p.m.

City Council

The City Council is meeting to swear in the Mayor and Council members. The body will elect a City Council President and President Pro-Tempore. Members will also consider a first reading to adopt Rules of Procedure by amending Chapter 2 of the City Code of Ordinances.

• Swearing-in of Mayor Eddie Smith and Council members for Wards 1-5
• Election of City Council President
• Election of City Council President Pro-Tempore
• First reading of amendment to Chapter 2 of the City Code of Ordinances regarding Rules of Procedure

The council elected George Allen as President by a unanimous vote. Chuck Beams was elected President Pro-Tem with a 4‑to‑1 vote. The council approved Ordinance No. 032‑25 to adopt Rules of Procedure at a second reading, also unanimously. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• George Allen elected Council President (unanimous)
• Chuck Beams elected President Pro-Tempore (4-1)
• Motion to suspend rules for second reading passed (unanimous)
• Ordinance No. 032‑25 (Rules of Procedure) approved at second reading (unanimous)
• Motion to adjourn passed (unanimous)

General

The Opelika Planning Commission will consider final approvals for several residential subdivisions and a public hearing on a rezoning request for 48 acres on Highway 169. The body will also discuss text amendments to the zoning ordinance and revisit previously tabled items.

• Final plat approval for Wyndham Village SD, Phase 3, Section 3 (38 lots)
• Final plat approval for Blackberry Reserve SD, Phase 1 (67 lots)
• Final plat approval for National Village SD, Phase 1E (38 lots)
• Public hearing for rezoning 48 acres at 2051 Highway 169 from R-1 to C-3
• Public hearing for text amendments to the Zoning Ordinance

The commission approved its September 23, 2025 minutes. Two proposed amendments to the Bed and Breakfast zoning ordinance were denied. The commission then approved a preliminary plat for the E.E.B. Subdivision and final plats for Wyndham Village Phase 3, Blackberry Reserve Phase 1, National Village Phase 1E, and The Hamlet at Wyndham Gates. All plat approvals were recorded as passed.

• Approved September 23, 2025 Planning Commission minutes (Result: Passed)
• Denied both proposed amendments to the Bed and Breakfast zoning ordinance (Result: Denied)
• Approved preliminary plat for E.E.B. Subdivision – 3 lots and 1,100‑ft right‑of‑way dedication (Result: Passed)
• Approved final plat for Wyndham Village Phase 3 – 38 lots (Result: Passed)
• Approved final plat for Blackberry Reserve Phase 1 – 68 lots (Result: Passed)
• Approved final plat for National Village Phase 1E – 38 lots (Result: Passed)
• Approved final plat for The Hamlet at Wyndham Gates – 37 lots (Result: Passed)

City Council

The Opelika City Council work session will review and discuss four bids for city infrastructure and equipment. Items include a 15 kV primary underground distribution cable, single‑phase pad‑mounted and pole‑mounted transformers, and a 2025 Toyota van. A presentation will also update the council on city‑wide ADA improvements. The meeting otherwise follows standard procedural agenda items.

• Review bid for 15 kV primary underground distribution cable (OPS)
• Review bid for single‑phase pad‑mounted transformers (OPS)
• Review bid for single‑phase pole‑mounted transformers (OPS)
• Review bid for one 2025 Toyota van (ADMIN)
• Presentation: City‑wide ADA improvements update (Scott Parker)

The commission unanimously approved the Certificate of Appropriateness for window replacement at 815 6th Ave in the Northside Historic District and for a storefront renovation at 121 S. 9th St in the Downtown Historic District. It also tabled the applications for concrete ramp installations at 704 Ave D and 500 Geneva St in the Geneva Historic District at the request of the applicants. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved COA for window replacement at 815 6th Ave (unanimous)
• Approved COA for storefront renovation at 121 S. 9th St (unanimous)
• Tabled COA for concrete ramp at 704 Ave D (applicant request)
• Tabled COA for concrete ramp at 500 Geneva St (applicant request)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on weed abatement assessments and consider several FY2026 appropriation contracts. The body is also reviewing zoning ordinance amendments regarding Bed and Breakfast standards and various equipment purchases.

• Public hearings for weed abatement at 500 A MLK Blvd, 500 B MLK Blvd, and 120 Chester Avenue
• Zoning ordinance amendments for Bed and Breakfast standards (2nd reading)
• Purchase of 624 Toter 96 Gal EVR II Universal/Nestable Carts
• Alcohol license request for QuikTrip #7183 (Retail Wine and Beer Off Premise)
• FY2026 appropriation contracts for organizations including Envision Opelika Foundation and One Voice Shelter

The council unanimously approved a revised right‑of‑way agreement with JAD Real Estate for the Hi Pack Extension Project. It also approved a similar agreement with 2112 Cunningham Properties for the Hi Pack Drive Extension Project. Additional actions included approving an alcohol license for QuikTrip #7183, a temporary street closure for a Victorian Front Porch Walking Tour, and several procurement resolutions for infrastructure and city equipment.

• Approved alcohol license for QuikTrip #7183 (retail wine & beer) – unanimous
• Approved temporary street closure for Victorian Front Porch Walking Tour (12‑13‑25) – unanimous
• Approved 15kV Primary Underground Distribution Cable contract (Resolution 274-25) – unanimous
• Approved single‑phase pad‑mounted transformers contract (Resolution 275-25) – unanimous
• Approved purchase of one 2025 Toyota Van (Resolution 277-25) – unanimous
• Approved revised ROW agreement with JAD Real Estate for Hi Pack Extension (Resolution 288-25) – unanimous
• Approved revised ROW agreement with 2112 Cunningham Properties for Hi Pack Drive Extension (Resolution 289-25) – unanimous
• Approved FY2026 annual appropriation contract with ARC of the Chattahoochee Valley (Resolution 294-25) – unanimous

General

The regular meeting scheduled for October 14, 2025, was canceled. The cancellation is due to a lack of applications.

General

The Historic Preservation Commission will approve the September 11, 2025 meeting minutes and hold public hearings limited to three minutes each. Commissioners will consider three Certificates of Appropriateness: siding and window replacement at 315 N. 10th St, facade renovations and signage at 107 N. 9th St, and new commercial and residential construction at 706 Geneva St. The agenda also includes an enforcement report, staff report, and sets the next meeting for November 13, 2025.

• Approve September 11, 2025 minutes
• COA for 315 N. 10th St – replace siding and windows (Northside Historic District)
• COA for 107 N. 9th St – facade renovations and signage (Downtown Historic District)
• COA for 706 Geneva St – new commercial and residential construction (Geneva Historic District)
• Next meeting scheduled for November 13, 2025

The Historic Preservation Commission approved the Certificate of Appropriateness for Charlie Brewer's project at 315 N. 10th St in the Northside Historic District. The approval authorizes replacing the wood siding with Hardie Plank, repairing the front porch columns, and installing three new front windows as recommended by staff. The motion was made by Debbie Purves, seconded by Mark Grantham, and passed unanimously. Earlier, the commission also approved the September 11, 2025 meeting minutes.

• Approved September 11, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved COA for 315 N. 10th St siding replacement with Hardie Plank (unanimous)
• Approved COA for repairing front porch wood columns at 315 N. 10th St (unanimous)
• Approved COA for replacing three front windows at 315 N. 10th St (unanimous)

City Council

The council will hear a presentation to rezone 1.93 acres at 1401 Speedway Drive from R‑5M to C‑2. They will also review bids for the G. W. Carver Hall lead‑abatement project, fire‑apparatus inspection and preventive maintenance, and uniform purchases. The meeting includes routine updates and general discussion.

• Rezoning request: 1401 Speedway Drive, 1.93 acres, change from R‑5M to C‑2
• Bid – G. W. Carver Hall Lead Abatement Project – INSP.
• Bid – Fire Apparatus Inspection, Preventive Maintenance, and Repair – OFD.
• Bid – Uniform Purchases – OPS.

The October 7 work session did not result in any votes, approvals, denials, or tabling of items. Presentations included a request to advertise rezoning of 1401 Speedway Drive and bids for lead‑abatement work at G. W. Carver Hall, fire‑apparatus maintenance, and uniform purchases. No resolutions or ordinances were adopted.

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on zoning ordinance amendments regarding Bed and Breakfast standards. The body is also deciding on demolition cost assessments for three properties and various city purchases and appropriations.

• Public hearings for demolition cost assessments at 2404 Old Columbus Road, 2602 Lafayette Parkway, and 103 Avenue B
• Proposed zoning ordinance amendments for Bed and Breakfast standards (both more and less restrictive options)
• Tax abatements and exemptions for Daewon America Inc.
• Waiver of all building and construction permit fees for Habitat for Humanity
• FY2026 annual appropriation contracts for Christian Care Ministries, Circles East Alabama, Habitat for Humanity, and The Museum of East Alabama

The council unanimously approved two downtown street closures for the Red Clay Bike Night on Oct. 23 and the 5th Annual Glow for Epilepsy event on Nov. 2. It also unanimously passed a series of resolutions authorizing purchases and projects, including lead‑abatement work at G. W. Carver Hall, fire‑apparatus maintenance, police equipment, park building, and various mitigation credits. The only non‑unanimous vote was a 4‑to‑1 approval of a professional services agreement with ESG Engineering, LLC.

• Approved downtown street closure for Red Clay Bike Night (unanimous)
• Approved downtown street closure for 5th Annual Glow for Epilepsy (unanimous)
• Approved G. W. Carver Hall Lead Abatement Project (Resolution 245‑25, unanimous)
• Approved Fire Apparatus Inspection, Preventive Maintenance, and Repair (Resolution 246‑25, unanimous)
• Approved Professional Services Agreement with ESG Engineering, LLC (Resolution 259‑25, 4‑1)
• Approved Tax Abatements and Exemptions for Daewon America Inc. (Resolution 258‑25, unanimous)
• Approved Demolition Cost Assessment for 2404 Old Columbus Road (Resolution 263‑25, unanimous)
• Approved Annual Appropriation Contract FY2026 with Christian Care Ministries (Resolution 266‑25, unanimous)

General

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several preliminary plats for residential subdivisions and conditional use requests. The body is also considering amendments to the comprehensive plan and rezoning for properties on Speedway Drive and Crawford Road.

• Preliminary plats for Fenwick SD (108 lots) and Mayfair Phase 1 SD (90 lots)
• Rezoning of 1.93 acres at 1401 Speedway Drive from R-5M to C-2
• Rezoning of 73.3 acres at 1300 block Crawford Road from R-1 to PUD
• Conditional use request for a church complex and parsonage at 0 Lake Condy Road and Andrews Road
• Conditional use extension for a 225 unit townhome rental development at 2700 block of Society Hill Road

The commission approved its August 26 minutes. It granted preliminary plat approval for the Fenwick subdivision and for the Mayfair Phase 1 subdivision, both with staff recommendations. It also approved a conditional use request for four duplex lots in the Veterans Parkway area. All approvals passed with recorded vote tallies.

• Approved August 26, 2025 Planning Commission minutes (8‑0)
• Approved preliminary plat for Fenwick Subdivision – 108 lots (8‑0)
• Approved preliminary plat for Mayfair Phase 1 Subdivision – 90 lots (8‑0)
• Approved conditional use for four duplex lots on Veterans Parkway (7‑1)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will vote on the FY 2026 city budget and a series of procurement resolutions, including vehicles for the fire department, a co‑location license with Core Scientific, and playground equipment for West Ridge Park. The council will also consider a special appropriation for the National Night Night Out event on October 7, 2025, and an amendment to the zoning map for the 3000 block of Ridge Road. Additional items include insurance contracts and a tax‑abatement extension for HL Mando America Corporation.

• Approve City Budget for FY 2026
• Purchase 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4WD Crew Cab – Opelola Fire Department
• Approve Co‑location License Agreement with Core Scientific – IT
• Amend Zoning Ordinance for 3000 Block Ridge Road, 304.5 acres to PUD – 2nd Reading
• Special Appropriation for National Night Out Event on 10‑07‑25

The council unanimously approved the downtown street closure for the National Night Out event on October 7, 2025. It also passed the FY 2026 city budget and a series of resolutions covering purchases, insurance contracts, and special appropriations. Additionally, the council adopted amendments to the zoning ordinance for the 3000 Block Ridge Road and the vapor products excise tax ordinance.

• Approved Downtown Street Closure for National Night Out (unanimous)
• Approved City Budget for FY 2026 (unanimous)
• Amended Zoning Ordinance for 3000 Block Ridge Road to PUD (unanimous)
• Amended City Code to add Vapor Products Excise Tax (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD for OFD (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe for OFD (unanimous)
• Approved co‑location license agreement with Core Scientific (IT) (unanimous)
• Approved special appropriation for National Night Out Event on 10‑07‑25 (unanimous)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold a work session to review and approve the budget for Fiscal Year 2026. The meeting will take place at 5:45 PM on September 16, 2025, at 300 Martin Luther King Blvd.

• Approve City Budget for FY 2026
• Review current council meeting agenda
• General updates and discussion

During a work session on September 16, 2025, the Opelika City Council reviewed the FY 2026 budget presented by Cindy Boyd. The council approved the budget. No vote tally was recorded in the minutes.

• Approved FY 2026 city budget

General

The Historic Preservation Commission will consider Certificates of Appropriateness for several properties in the Northside, Geneva, and Downtown Historic Districts. Items include window replacement, concrete ramps, parking area work, storefront rehabilitation, and demolition with new construction. The meeting also includes approval of the August 14, 2025 minutes, a public hearing period with a three‑minute comment limit, and routine reports.

• 815 6th Ave – replace windows (Northside Historic District)
• 704 Ave D – install concrete ramp and drive (Geneva Historic District)
• 500 Geneva St – concrete ramp and parking area (Geneva Historic District)
• 121 S. 9th St – enclose display area & remove door (Downtown Historic District)
• 913 S. Railroad Ave – rehabilitation of storefront (Downtown Historic District)

The commission approved a certificate of appropriateness to replace windows at 815 6th Ave in the Northside Historic District. It also approved a certificate of appropriateness to enclose the display area, add a wood‑framed storefront and remove a door at 121 S. 9th St in the Downtown Historic District. Two applications for concrete ramps were tabled at the request of the applicants. The August 14, 2025 meeting minutes were approved.

• Approved COA to replace windows at 815 6th Ave (unanimous)
• Approved COA to enclose display area, add storefront and remove door at 121 S. 9th St (unanimous)
• Tabled COA for concrete ramp and drive at 704 Ave D (applicant request)
• Tabled COA for concrete ramp and parking area at 500 Geneva St (applicant request)
• Approved August 14, 2025 minutes (unanimous)

General

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will approve the previous meeting's minutes, consider two variance applications—one for a 21‑foot side yard setback at 304 Fox Run Avenue and another for a 13.2‑foot front yard setback at 2 Avenue C—and set the date for its November meeting.

• Variance request: Philip's LLC, 304 Fox Run Avenue, M‑2 district, 21‑ft side yard setback (current minimum 30 ft)
• Variance request: Leonei Diaz, 2 Avenue C, R‑4 district, 13.2‑ft front yard setback (current minimum 25 ft)
• Approval of prior meeting minutes
• Scheduling of November Zoning Board meeting

The board approved its August 12 minutes. It granted a 21‑foot side‑yard setback variance for Phillips LLC at 304 Fox Run Avenue and a 13.2‑foot front‑yard setback variance for Leonei Diaz at 2 Avenue C. The board also moved the November 11, 2025 meeting to November 18, 2025.

• Approved August 12, 2025 minutes (passed, votes: positions 1,2,3,4,6,7)
• Approved 21‑ft side‑yard setback variance for Phillips LLC, 304 Fox Run Ave (passed, votes: positions 1,2,3,4,6,7)
• Approved 13.2‑ft front‑yard setback variance for Leonei Diaz, 2 Ave C (passed, votes: positions 1,2,3,4,6,7)
• Moved November 11, 2025 meeting to November 18, 2025 (passed, votes: positions 1,2,3,4,6,7)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:35 a.m. (passed, votes: positions 1,2,3,4,6,7)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold a called meeting to canvass the results of the August 26, 2025, municipal election and conduct other general business.

• Canvassing August 26, 2025, Municipal Election Results
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Awarding of bids
• Public hearings and comments
• Ordinances and appointments

The Opelika City Council approved Resolution No. 215-25 to canvass the August 26, 2025 municipal election results. The motion passed unanimously with all five council members voting aye. The council also unanimously approved the motion to adjourn the meeting. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved Resolution 215-25 to canvass August 26 election results (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Opelika City Council work session will discuss four pending bids: wildlife protection materials for Substation 10, eight 2025 Chevrolet police SUVs, resurfacing of Gateway Drive with a shared‑use path, and city‑wide ADA improvements. Council members will consider the proposals and determine next steps for each project. No final resolutions are listed on the agenda.

• Bid – Wildlife Animal Protection Materials for Substation 10 (OPS)
• Bid – Eight (8) 2025 Chevrolet Police Tahoes (OPD)
• Bid – Gateway Drive Resurfacing and Shared Use Path (ENG)
• Bid – City‑Wide ADA Improvements Project (ENG)

The council voted to advertise the public hearing notices for two proposed ordinances concerning Bed and Breakfast establishments. No other resolutions, ordinances, or bids were approved or denied during the work session. The FY2026 budget was distributed for review, but no decision on it was made.

• Agreed to advertise public hearing notices for two Bed and Breakfast ordinances

City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold a public hearing on weed abatement and consider rezoning 304.5 acres on Ridge Road to a Planned Unit Development (PUD). The council will also vote on purchasing eight police vehicles, stream mitigation credits for road projects, and a Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama insurance contract.

• Public Hearing: Weed Abatement Assessment - 8 17th Place
• Public Hearing: Amend Zoning Ordinance - 3000 Block Ridge Road (304.5 acres) to PUD
• Awarding of Bids: Eight (8) 2025 Chevy Police Tahoes - OPD
• Resolution: Authorize Group Health Insurance Contract with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama
• Ordinance: Vapor Products Excise Tax - 1st Reading

The council approved a downtown street closure for the "On The Tracks" event and several contracts for wildlife protection, police vehicles, road resurfacing, and ADA improvements. It also approved multiple purchases of stream mitigation credits and a group health insurance contract. In addition, the council passed several zoning amendments, an annexation petition, and a rights‑of‑way agreement, all by unanimous vote.

• Approved downtown street closure for "On The Tracks" event (unanimous)
• Approved wildlife animal protection materials contract (Resolution 216-25, unanimous)
• Approved purchase of eight 2025 Chevy police Tahoes (Resolution 217-25, unanimous)
• Approved Gateway Drive resurfacing and shared use path (Resolution 218-25, unanimous)
• Approved city‑wide ADA improvements project (Resolution 219-25, unanimous)
• Approved purchase of stream mitigation credits for Gwen Mill Road Extension (Resolution 220-25, unanimous)
• Approved amendment of Bridgewater PUD zoning ordinance (Ordinance 022-25, unanimous)
• Approved annexation petition for 32.6 acres at 2270 Old Columbus Road (Ordinance 025-25, unanimous)

General

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several subdivision plats and conditional use requests. The body is also reviewing a comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning for a 73.3-acre site on Crawford Road, as well as zoning ordinance text amendments regarding mini-warehouse uses.

• Rezoning of 73.3 acres on 1300 block Crawford Road from R-1 to PUD (Crawford Reserve PUD)
• Preliminary plat for Willow Park SD (153 lots) at 1150 block South Uniroyal Road
• Preliminary plat for Bridgewater Community SD (541 lots) on Logan Drive
• Conditional use request for townhouse/office building at 706 Geneva Street
• Proposed zoning ordinance text amendments regarding mini-warehouse definitions and use categories

The commission approved the preliminary and final plat for Hidden Lakes West Phase 4B (37 lots) subject to staff‑recommended conditions. It also approved final plat for Sentinel Hills Phase 4 (18 lots) and granted a conditional use for One Dollar Wash (310 South 6th St) with staff conditions. Several other items were tabled, including two preliminary plats and a townhouse/office conditional use request.

• Tabled Willow Park SD preliminary plat (153 lots) – motion passed (5‑0)
• Tabled Bridgewater Community SD preliminary plat (541 lots) – motion passed (5‑0)
• Approved Hidden Lakes West Phase 4B preliminary and final plat (37 lots) with conditions – motion passed (5‑0)
• Approved Sentinel Hills SD Phase 4 final plat (18 lots) – motion passed (5‑0)
• Tabled conditional use request for 706 Geneva St (townhouse/office) – motion passed (5‑0)
• Approved conditional use for One Dollar Wash (310 South 6th St) with staff recommendations – motion passed (5‑0)
• Approved conditional use extension for Dyas Properties (1400 block South Fox Run Parkway) – motion passed (5‑0)
• Approved conditional use extension for Storage World (301 Samford Ave) – motion passed (5‑0)

City Council

The City Council will consider zoning changes for three planned unit developments and an annexation of 32.6 acres. The body is also reviewing opioid settlement agreements and several right-of-way acquisitions.

• Public hearings for Bridgewater PUD (211 acres), Mayfair PUD (174.2 acres), and The Mill PUD (39.64 acres)
• Annexation petition for 32.6 acres at 2270 Old Columbus Road
• Settlement agreements regarding Purdue Pharma, the Sackler Family, and Alabama Secondary Opioid Manufacturers
• Right-of-way acquisition agreements for Bridgewater Boulevard and Hi Pack Drive Extension
• Lease agreement with Envision Opelika at 1032 S Railroad Ave

The council approved a special events retail license for JMB Service and Supply, a downtown street closure for the Red Clay Bike Night, and the annual Life Chain event. It also approved contracts for LED streetlights and custodial services, adopted expense‑report resolutions, and unanimously passed settlement agreements related to Purdue Pharma and participation in Alabama opioid settlement agreements.

• Approved JMB Service and Supply, LLC dba Haulin Toasts Special Events Retail License (unanimous)
• Approved downtown street closure for Red Clay Bike Night on 09‑18‑25 (unanimous)
• Approved Annual Life Chain Event on 10‑05‑25 (unanimous)
• Awarded LED streetlights contract (Resolution 201‑25, unanimous)
• Awarded custodial services contract (Resolution 202‑25, unanimous)
• Approved expense reports from various departments (Resolution 203‑25, 4‑0, 1 abstention)
• Approved settlement agreements relating to Purdue Pharma and the Sackler Family (Resolution 213‑25, unanimous)
• Approved participation in Alabama secondary opioid manufacturer settlement agreements (Resolution 214‑25, unanimous)

City Council

The Opelika City Council work session will consider three resolutions to approve right-of-way acquisition agreements for Bridgewater Boulevard near Logan Drive and for extensions of Hi Pack Drive serving the Brookwood and Brookhaven subdivisions. Council members will also review bids for LED streetlights and custodial services. The meeting includes standard presentations, updates, and general discussion before adjourning.

• Approve ROW Acquisition Agreement for Bridgewater Boulevard near Logan Drive
• Approve ROW Acquisition Agreement for Hi Pack Drive Extension for Brookwood Subdivision
• Approve ROW Acquisition Agreement for Hi Pack Drive Extension for Brookhaven Subdivision
• Bid review – LED Streetlights
• Bid review – Custodial Services

The council approved three right-of-way acquisition agreements: one for Bridgewater Boulevard near Logan Drive and two for Hi Pack Drive extensions serving the Brookwood and Brookhaven subdivisions. The resolutions were presented by Mr. Parker. No other substantive actions were recorded during the work session.

• Approved ROW acquisition agreement for Bridgewater Boulevard near Logan Drive
• Approved ROW acquisition agreement for Hi Pack Drive Extension for Brookwood Subdivision
• Approved ROW acquisition agreement for Hi Pack Drive Extension for Brookhaven Subdivision

General

The Historic Preservation Commission will consider two Certificate of Appropriateness applications: one for an enclosed side door at 509 S. 7th St in the Geneva Historic District, and another for a side‑door replacement, awning, and pilasters at 213 S. 8th St in the Downtown Historic District. The commission will also receive public comments limited to three minutes each and address routine enforcement and staff reports.

• 509 S. 7th St – Geneva Historic District – COA to enclose side door (Applicant: Jimmy Allen Builders, LLC)
• 213 S. 8th St – Downtown Historic District – COA to replace side door, add awning and pilasters
• Public hearing comments (max 3 minutes each)
• Enforcement report
• Staff report

The commission approved the May 8, 2025 meeting minutes. It approved Jimmy Allen Builders' proposal to enclose a side door at 509 S. 7th St. It also approved the replacement of a side door, addition of an awning, and pilasters at 213 S. 8th St, with a condition that any fiberglass door option receive further staff review. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved May 8, 2025 minutes (all approved)
• Approved enclosure of side door at 509 S. 7th St (all approved)
• Approved replacement side door, awning, and pilasters at 213 S. 8th St; fiberglass door option requires additional staff review (all approved)
• Adjourned meeting (all approved)

General

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will review two variance applications. One request seeks a reduced front yard setback and side yard setbacks for 2112 Cunningham Drive. The other request seeks a reduced lot‑area minimum for 3100 Hamilton Road in the R‑2 district.

• 13.5‑ft front yard setback variance (requested) for 2112 Cunningham Drive (current minimum 25 ft)
• 5‑ft side yard setback variance (requested) for 2112 Cunningham Drive (current minimum 10 ft)
• 5‑ft side yard on street setback variance (requested) for 2112 Cunningham Drive (current minimum 20 ft)
• 328 sq ft lot‑area variance (requested) for 3100 Hamilton Road, R‑2 district (current minimum 15,000 sq ft)

The Zoning Board of Adjustment approved the June 10, 2025 minutes unanimously. It also approved a front‑yard and side‑yard setback variance for 2112 Cunningham Drive and a lot‑area variance for 3100 Hamilton Road, each passing with all five members voting aye.

• Approved June 10, 2025 minutes (5‑0)
• Approved front‑yard and side‑yard setback variances for 2112 Cunningham Drive (5‑0)
• Approved lot‑area variance for 3100 Hamilton Road (5‑0)

City Council

The City Council will discuss the adoption of a transportation plan under the Rebuild Alabama Act and the acquisition of real property for intersection improvements at 10th Street and 2nd Ave. The body will also review several alcohol license requests and a lease agreement for 1032 S Railroad Ave.

• Acquisition of real property and temporary construction easement for intersection improvements at 10th Street and 2nd Ave
• Adoption of Transportation Plan pursuant to the Rebuild Alabama Act
• Lease agreement with Envision Opelika at 1032 S Railroad Ave (1st Reading)
• Alcohol license requests for Auburn Hospitality Group (Element Hotel), Brewzle, LLC, and RS Brown Enterprises (Bottling Plant Event Center)
• Approval of CDBG PY2025 Budget & Annual Action Plan

The Opelika City Council approved several event street closures and special alcohol licenses. It also passed multiple resolutions, including a fiber‑connection contract and a transportation plan under the Rebuild Alabama Act. Historic Preservation Commission members were reappointed for new terms.

• Approved Downtown Street Closure for First Baptist Church Fall Festival on 10‑26‑25 – Unanimous
• Approved Downtown Street Closure for Freedom Fest Concert on 11‑07‑25 – Unanimous
• Approved Downtown Veterans Parade on 11‑08‑25 – Unanimous
• Approved Alcohol License for Auburn Hospitality Group, LLC dba Element Hotel – Unanimous
• Approved Alcohol License for Brewzle, LLC dba Brewzle Whiskey Festival – Unanimous
• Approved Fiber Connection to Aubix Datacenter (Resolution 187‑25) – Unanimous
• Adopted Transportation Plan pursuant to the Rebuild Alabama Act (Resolution 195‑25) – Unanimous
• Reappointed Aaron Kovak to the Historic Preservation Commission – Unanimous

City Council

The Opelika City Council will consider a presentation to rezone the 3000 Block of Ridge Road—304.5 acres—from R‑3 and C‑2 designations to a Planned Unit Development. The council will also review two bids: one for a fiber connection to the Aubix Datacenter (IT) and another for custodial services (OPS). Additional agenda items include unspecified resolutions, ordinances, and general updates.

• Presentation: Rezoning of 3000 Block Ridge Road, 304.5 acres, from R‑3 and C‑2 to PUD
• Bid review: Fiber Connection to Aubix Datacenter – IT
• Bid review: Custodial Services – OPS

The August 5, 2025 work session was called to order at 5:50 p.m. and adjourned at 5:53 p.m. Presentations included a request to advertise a rezoning of the 3000 block of Ridge Road and two bid proposals—one for fiber connection to the Aubix Data Center and another for custodial services. No resolutions, ordinances, or votes were recorded, so no actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

General

The Opelika Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider rezoning 304.5 acres on Ridge Road to a Planned Unit Development (PUD) and approve several residential plat applications. The meeting will also address a previously tabled conditional use request for a car dealership.

• Rezoning 304.5 acres on Ridge Road to PUD (Woodhaven PUD)
• Public hearing for Summit Point SD (68 lots) on Lee Road
• Public hearing for Firefly Phase 1 SD (19 lots) on Summer Drive
• Final approval for Foxrun Extension SD (43 lots) on Douglas Street
• Public hearing for King Automobiles C-3 commercial retail (tabled from June)

The commission gave final plat approval for the Foxrun Extension subdivision, a 304.5‑acre development with 624 single‑family units. Preliminary plat approvals were also granted for Summit Point, Piedmont Farms, and the Firefly Phase 1 redivision. Final plat approvals were adopted for McCoy Townhomes. All approvals passed unanimously.

• Approved preliminary plat for Summit Point Subdivision (68 lots) – passed (8 ayes)
• Approved preliminary plat for Piedmont Farms Subdivision (33 lots) – passed (8 ayes)
• Approved preliminary and final plat for Firefly Phase 1 Subdivision (19 lots) – passed (8 ayes)
• Approved final plat for Foxrun Extension Subdivision (304.5 acres, 624 units) – passed (8 ayes)
• Approved final plat for McCoy Townhomes Subdivision (21 lots) – passed (8 ayes)
• Approved minutes for May 1, 2025 meeting – passed (8 ayes)
• Approved minutes for May 27, 2025 meeting – passed (8 ayes)
• Approved minutes for June 24, 2025 meeting – passed (8 ayes)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will consider several resolutions, including tax abatements and exemptions for Miele Manufacturing, Inc. They will also vote on a professional services agreement to rewrite the Public Works Manual, a contract for email security services, and the appointment of election officials for the August 26, 2025 election. In addition, the council will take a second reading on an amendment to the zoning ordinance for the 3800 block of Birmingham Highway, changing the designation from R‑1 to C‑2.

• Approve tax abatements and exemptions for Miele Manufacturing, Inc.
• Approve professional services agreement with BSI to rewrite the Public Works Manual and Subdivision Regulations
• Approve quote from CDW Government, LLC for Barracuda Email Protection Subscription
• Appoint election officials for the City Election on August 26, 2025
• Amend Zoning Ordinance & Map for 3800 Block Birmingham Hwy (7.6 acres) from R‑1 to C‑2 (second reading)

The council unanimously approved an amendment to the zoning ordinance for the 3800 Block Birmingham Highway, changing its designation from R‑1 to C‑2. They also unanimously approved tax abatements for Miele Manufacturing, a professional services agreement with BSI to rewrite the Public Works Manual, and a CDW Government quote for Barracuda Email Protection. In addition, the council approved the grade, drain, base and pave contract for Thomason Drive and Center Hills Drive and appointed election officials for the August 26, 2025 city election.

• Approved amendment of zoning ordinance for 3800 Block Birmingham Hwy to C-2 (unanimous)
• Approved tax abatements and exemptions for Miele Manufacturing, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved professional services agreement with BSI to rewrite Public Works Manual (unanimous)
• Approved CDW Government quote for Barracuda Email Protection subscription (unanimous)
• Approved award of grade, drain, base & pave contract for Thomason Drive and Center Hills Drive (unanimous)
• Appointed election officials for City Election on Aug 26, 2025 (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council is holding a work session to discuss requests for public hearings regarding three rezoning projects. The body will also review a bid for grading and paving on Thomason Drive and Center Hills Drive.

• Rezoning request for 211 acres on Logan Drive from R-1 and C-3 to PUD
• Rezoning request for 174.2 acres on South Uniroyal Road from R-1 and M-1 to PUD
• Rezoning and PUD amendment for 39.64 acres at The Mill PUD on 1st Ave
• Bid for Grade, Drain, Base & Pave Thomason Drive and Center Hills Drive

The July 15, 2025 city council work session included presentations of three rezoning advertisement requests and a bid for grading, drainage, base and paving on Thomason Drive and Center Hills Drive. No resolutions, ordinances, or votes were recorded. The session ended at 6:00 PM.

City Council

The Opelika City Council will consider a Project Development Agreement with Opelika Mill Holdings, LLC, multiple weed‑abatement assessments, and a tax‑abatement request from Seungwon USA, Inc. The council will also hold a public hearing and vote on an annexation petition and zoning amendment for 7.6 acres on the 3800 block of Birmingham Highway, changing the zoning from R‑1 to C‑2, GC‑P. If approved, the land will be added to the city and re‑zoned for commercial use. Additional items include award of contracts for LED flood lights and special appropriations for community programs.

• Approve Project Development Agreement with Opelika Mill Holdings, LLC
• Approve annexation petition and zoning amendment for 7.6 acres at 3800 Block Birmingham Hwy (Hwy 280 W), changing from R‑1 to C‑2, GC‑P
• Approve tax abatements and exemptions for Seungwon USA, Inc.
• Approve weed‑abatement assessments for 1520 Clanton St., 702 Dogwood Ave., 500 M L King Blvd., and 901 S 4th St.
• Award contract for LED flood lights and mounting adapters

The council approved a Project Development Agreement with Opelika Mill Holdings, LLC by unanimous vote. It also approved the annexation petition for Perryman Hill LLC and the LED flood‑light purchase, both unanimously. The purchase of Christmas decorations passed with a 4‑to‑1 vote. Numerous weed‑abatement assessments and special appropriations were also approved unanimously.

• Approved Project Development Agreement with Opelika Mill Holdings, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved Annexation Petition for Perryman Hill LLC, 7.6 acres (unanimous)
• Approved LED Flood Lights and Mounting Adapters purchase (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of Christmas decorations (4‑to‑1)
• Approved tax abatements and exemptions for Seungwon USA, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved Weed Abatement Assessment – 1520 Clanton Street (unanimous)
• Approved Special Appropriation to Envision Opelika for O Grows (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance to amend zoning ordinance for 3800 Block Birmingham Hwy (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to review and discuss the current meeting agenda. The session includes the review of two specific bids for city services.

• Bid for Temporary Personnel Services - HR
• Bid for LED Flood Lights and Mounting Adapters - OPS

The council held a work session on July 8, 2025. Presentations included bids for temporary personnel services and LED flood lights. Ordinance #3 was discussed, but no votes or approvals were recorded. No substantive decisions were made.

General

The regular meeting scheduled for July 8, 2025, has been canceled. The cancellation is due to a lack of applications.

General

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several rezoning requests, including two large Planned Unit Developments (PUDs). The body will also consider conditional use permits for commercial projects and proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance regarding Bed and Breakfast uses.

• Rezoning of 208 acres to Bridgewater PUD (Columbus Parkway and Wildwood Drive)
• Annexation and rezoning of 174.2 acres to Mayfair PUD (South Uniroyal Road and Old Columbus Road)
• Conditional use request for Culver's restaurant at Fox Run Parkway & West Point Parkway
• Conditional use request for a group home addition at 1708 Corporate Drive
• Proposed text amendments to the Zoning Ordinance regarding Bed and Breakfast uses

The Planning Commission did not approve the May 27, 2025 minutes because of a vote‑count error. It approved final plat applications for Drake's Landing Section 2 Phase 3 (30 lots) and Wyndham Village Phase 3 Section 2 (39 lots). Conditional use requests for an addition to the East Alabama Mental Health group home and for a Culver's restaurant were also approved. The conditional use request for King Automobiles was tabled.

• May 27, 2025 minutes not approved (error with vote count) – passed
• Final plat approval for Drake's Landing Section 2 Phase 3 (30 lots) – passed
• Final plat approval for Wyndham Village Phase 3 Section 2 (39 lots) – passed
• Conditional use approval for East Alabama Mental Health group‑home addition – passed
• Conditional use approval for Culver's restaurant at Fox Run Pkwy & West Point Pkwy – passed
• Conditional use request for King Automobiles (Dunlop Drive & Hwy 280) tabled – passed

City Council

The Opelika City Council will review financial reports, approve various purchases including radios and a sewer truck, and consider a temporary moratorium on business licenses for hemp products. The meeting also includes a public hearing on a weed abatement assessment.

• Zoning change from M-1 to C-2 for 401 and 409 Simmons Street
• Purchase of 9 two-way radios for Opelika Fire Department
• Approve change order for Sutphen Aerial Ladder Truck
• Temporary moratorium on business licenses for hemp products
• Public Hearing on Weed Abatement Assessment at 606 Dogwood Avenue

The Opelika City Council approved two temporary street closures for a church event and a National Night Out celebration. It also passed an amendment to the zoning ordinance for 401 and 409 Simmons Street. A series of resolutions covering signs, radios, a special use permit, and a special appropriation were adopted, while a motion to purchase Christmas decorations failed.

• Approved temporary street closure for Ferguson Chapel CME Church event July 14‑16 (unanimous)
• Approved temporary street closure for National Night Out event August 5 (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to zoning ordinance & map for 401 & 409 Simmons St (unanimous)
• Approved design and installation of signs (Resolution 152-25) (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of nine two‑way radios for OFD (Resolution 154-25) (unanimous)
• Approved special use permit for Verizon Wireless at 3460 US Hwy 280 E (Resolution 164-25) (unanimous)
• Approved special appropriation to Greater Peace Community Development Corp (Resolution 166-25) (unanimous)
• Failed motion to approve purchase of Christmas decorations (no second) – motion failed

City Council

The Opelika City Council work session will discuss a bid for the design and installation of signs. The meeting also includes routine items such as presentations, resolutions, ordinances, general updates, and other council business.

• Bid – Design and Installation of Signs – CR

The work session lasted two minutes and recorded attendance. A bid for design and installation of signs was presented, but no vote or approval was recorded. Council members discussed possibly suspending the rules to allow a second reading of Ordinance #3 before the July 1, 2025 deadline. No formal decision was made.

General

The Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to discuss new business regarding the Downtown Historic District. The body will review a Certificate of Appropriateness for facade renovations at a specific downtown property.

• Facade renovations at 100 S. 8th St (Applicant: David Bancroft)

General

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet to approve previous minutes and review a variance request. A representative for property owner Nuria Laney is seeking a setback exception for a patio cover addition.

• Variance request for 3602 Village Creek Court: 4.3-foot rear yard setback variance from the 20-foot minimum for a 15.6' x 25.6' patio cover

The Zoning Board of Adjustment approved the March 11, 2025 Planning Commission minutes. It granted a 4.3‑foot rear‑yard setback variance for 3602 Village Creek Court in the Cedar Creek PUD. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved March 11, 2025 Planning Commission minutes (4-0)
• Approved 4.3‑ft rear‑yard setback variance for 3602 Village Creek Court (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold public hearings on vacating a road right-of-way and amending zoning for Simmons Street, along with awarding contracts and approving resolutions for various city projects.

• Public Hearing: Vacate ROW at 1000 Block Fox Run Parkway
• Public Hearing: Amend zoning at 401 and 409 Simmons Street
• Awarding of Bids for Storage Lockers - OPD
• Approve Professional Services Agreement with Sain and Associates
• Authorize Purchase of Stream Mitigation Credits from Martin Creek, LLC

The council approved a series of resolutions authorizing contracts, purchases, a power‑line easement, a ROW vacation, and a special appropriation for a Juneteenth celebration. It also approved the professional‑services agreement for the Waverly Parkway Shared Use Path project and reappointed Revel Gholston to the Indian Pines Public Park Authority. The request for a temporary street closure for the Ferguson Chapel CME Church event was tabled. An amendment to the city code on alcohol consumption in public places was passed on second reading.

• Tabled temporary street closure request for Ferguson Chapel CME Church event (July 14‑16, 2025) – unanimous vote
• Approved Expense Reports from Various Departments (Resolution 142-25) – 3 to 0
• Approved Professional Services Agreement with Sain and Associates for Waverly Parkway Shared Use Path (Resolution 144-25) – unanimous
• Approved Power Line ROW Easement with Tallapoosa River Electric Cooperative (Resolution 145-25) – unanimous
• Approved Vacation of ROW at 1000 Block Fox Run Parkway (Resolution 146-25) – unanimous
• Amended Section 3-15 of the City Code on alcohol consumption in public places (Ordinance 015-25) – unanimous
• Reappointed Revel Gholston to the Indian Pines Public Park Authority (Appointment) – unanimous
• Approved Special Appropriation to GEMS Empowered for Juneteenth Celebration (Resolution 151-25) – unanimous

City Council

The Opelika City Council work session will hear a request to annex 7.6 acres located at the intersection of Highway 280 West and Veterans Parkway. A separate presentation will seek to advertise a public hearing for rezoning the same 7.6‑acre parcel from R‑1 to C‑2, GC‑P. The council will discuss these items during the meeting.

• Request for annexation of 7.6 acres at Hwy 280 W & Veterans Pkwy
• Request to advertise public hearing for rezoning 7.6 acres at same site from R‑1 to C‑2, GC‑P

The June 3, 2025 work session was called to order, presented a 7.6‑acre annexation request and a rezoning request, but no resolutions, ordinances, or votes were recorded.

General

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several residential plats, conditional use requests, and a 135-acre rezoning on Logan Drive. The body will also consider the adoption of the Opelika 2040 Comprehensive Plan.

• Rezoning of 135 acres on Logan Drive from R-1 and C-3 to PUD
• Adoption of the Opelika 2040 Comprehensive Plan
• Annexation and rezoning of 7.26 acres at Highway 280 & Veterans Parkway from R-1 to C-2, GC-P
• Conditional use request for 40 Twinhomes and 39 Townhome units at 3100 block Hi Pack Drive
• 12-month conditional use extension for 155-unit Townes of Hampshire apartments at 2650 Frederick Road

The commission approved the minutes from the April 22 meeting. It gave preliminary approval to The Willows subdivision and final approval to Hidden Lakes West Phase 4B, The Hamlet at Wyndham Gate, and Fox Run Phase V‑B. The commission also voted to table a conditional‑use request for a property on Cunningham Drive until July 2025.

• Approved April 22, 2025 Planning Commission minutes (7‑0)
• Approved preliminary plat for The Willows (56‑lot R‑3 subdivision) (7‑0)
• Approved final plat for Hidden Lakes West Phase 4B (37‑lot subdivision) (7‑0)
• Approved final plat for The Hamlet at Wyndham Gate (17‑lot subdivision) (7‑0)
• Approved final plat for Fox Run Phase V‑B (57‑lot subdivision) (7‑0)
• Tabled conditional‑use request for 2000 block Cunningham Drive until July 2025 (7‑0)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will discuss several public matters, including demolition hearings for four properties and awards of two contracts. Council members will vote on resolutions such as a TAP grant for a shared‑use path on Waverly Parkway and a lease with Petrina Properties, LLC. The meeting also includes two ordinance readings, one of which proposes rezoning 20 acres at 2502 Anderson Road from R‑1 to R‑3. All items are scheduled for second- or first‑reading votes.

• Public hearings on demolition of 103 Avenue B, 2602 Lafayette Parkway, 2404 Old Columbus Road, and demolition cost assessment at 509 1st Avenue
• Award of Holophane Lighting contract (OPS) and Pedestrian/Bicycle Route contract along Waverly Parkway (ENG)
• Approval of an ALDOT Transportation Alternative Program (TAP) grant for a shared‑use path on Waverly Parkway
• Approval of lease agreement with Petrina Properties, LLC
• Ordinance amendment to rezone 2502 Anderson Road, 20 acres, from R‑1 to R‑3 (second reading)

The Opelika City Council approved a demolition cost assessment for 509 1st Avenue with a 4‑to‑1 vote. It also unanimously approved a downtown street closure for First Baptist Church’s Vacation Bible School, a Holophane lighting contract, and a pedestrian/bicycle route along Waverly Parkway. Additional unanimous resolutions covered expense reports, a shelter purchase for the Sportsplex, an ALDOT TAP grant for a shared‑use path, and a Verizon Wireless special‑use permit.

• Approved downtown street closure for First Baptist Church Vacation Bible School (unanimous)
• Approved Holophane Lighting contract (Resolution 127-25, unanimous)
• Approved pedestrian/bicycle route along Waverly Parkway (Resolution 128-25, unanimous)
• Approved expense reports from various departments (Resolution 129-25, unanimous)
• Approved purchase of shelter for Sportsplex (Resolution 130-25, unanimous)
• Approved ALDOT TAP grant for shared‑use path on Waverly Parkway (Resolution 131-25, unanimous)
• Approved Verizon Wireless special‑use permit at 4499 Northpark Drive (Resolution 141-25, unanimous)
• Approved demolition cost assessment for 509 1st Avenue (Resolution 140-25, 4‑to‑1)

City Council

The City Council is holding a work session to discuss transportation and lighting projects. The body will review a grant application and bids related to pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure.

• ALDOT Transportation Alternative Program (TAP) Grant for a Shared Use Path on Waverly Parkway
• Bid for Holophane Lighting
• Bid for Pedestrian/Bicycle Route Along Waverly Parkway

The council approved the application for an Alabama Department of Transportation Transportation Alternative Program grant to fund a shared‑use path on Waverly Parkway. No vote tally was recorded in the minutes. Bids for lighting and a pedestrian/bicycle route were presented but not decided, and a procedural suggestion regarding Ordinance #5 was noted but not acted on.

• Approved ALDOT TAP grant for shared‑use path on Waverly Parkway (no vote tally recorded)

General

The Zoning Board of Adjustment regular meeting scheduled for May 13, 2025 was cancelled. The cancellation was due to a lack of applications. No other agenda items were scheduled for discussion.

General

The Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to review a Certificate of Appropriateness application. The body will consider a request to install a new driveway and carport at a property in the Northside Historic District.

• COA for new driveway and carport at 1000 3rd Ave (Pythoge Construction)

The Historic Preservation Commission approved the March 13, 2025 meeting minutes. It also approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for Pythoge Construction to install a new 20‑ft concrete driveway and a two‑car carport with breezeway at 1000 3rd Ave in the Northside Historic District. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved March 13, 2025 minutes (all approved)
• Approved COA for new driveway and carport at 1000 3rd Ave (all approved)
• Approved adjournment of the meeting (all approved)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on amending the zoning ordinance and map for 2502 Anderson Road, changing the designation of 20 acres from R‑1 to R‑3. Council members will also consider several downtown street‑closure requests for upcoming community events. A series of purchases, appropriations, and agreements—including a tax levy authorization and an ALDOT partnership for Veterans Parkway improvements—will be voted on. All items are scheduled for first‑reading consideration or approval during the meeting.

• Public hearing – amend zoning ordinance & map for 2502 Anderson Road, 20 acres, from R‑1 to R‑3 (1st reading)
• Requests for downtown street closures: Red Clay Bike Night (05‑22‑2025), Red Clay Food Truck (05‑29‑2025), Heritage House Market/Vintage Car Show (05‑31‑2025), Juneteenth Celebration (06‑20‑2025)
• Purchase of ten Panasonic laptops for the Office of Police Department (OPD)
• Approve agreement with ALDOT for Veterans Parkway improvements from Birmingham Hwy to Pepperell Parkway
• Special appropriation to AO Tourism for hosting the AJGA Golf Tournament at Grand National

The council unanimously approved four downtown street closures for events in May and June, adopted numerous procurement resolutions including laptops, trucks and equipment, and passed the annual property‑tax levy. It also approved an agreement with ALDOT for Veterans Parkway improvements. A public hearing was held on a proposed rezoning of 2502 Anderson Road, but no decision was made.

• Approved downtown street closure for Red Clay Bike Night (05-22-25) – unanimous
• Approved downtown street closure for Red Clay Food Truck Event (05-29-25) – unanimous
• Approved temporary street closure for Heritage House Market/Vintage Car Show (05-31-25) – unanimous
• Approved downtown street closure for Juneteenth Celebration (06-20-25) – unanimous
• Approved annual authorization to levy property tax within Opelika – unanimous
• Approved agreement with ALDOT for Veterans Parkway improvements from Birmingham Hwy to Pepperell Parkway – unanimous
• Approved purchase of ten Panasonic laptops for OPD – unanimous
• Approved purchase of two 2025 Ford F150 SuperCrew pickups for P&R – unanimous

City Council

The Opelika City Council will discuss two public hearing requests: a rezoning of 401 and 409 Simmons Street (33,810 sq ft) from M‑1 to C‑2, and a vacancy of right‑of‑way at the 1000 block of Fox Run Parkway in Fox Run Industrial Park. The council will also vote on a resolution to approve an agreement with the Alabama Department of Transportation for Veterans Parkway improvements from Birmingham Highway to Pepperell Parkway. Additional agenda items include routine updates and general discussion.

• Request to advertise public hearing for rezoning of 401 and 409 Simmons Street, 33,810 sq ft, from M‑1 to C‑2
• Request to advertise public hearing to vacate right‑of‑way at 1000 block Fox Run Parkway, unimproved ROW in Fox Run Industrial Park
• Approve agreement with ALDOT for Veterans Parkway improvements from Birmingham Hwy to Pepperell Parkway

The work session presented two advertising requests for rezoning and a right‑of‑way vacancy. The council approved an agreement with the Alabama Department of Transportation for Veterans Parkway improvements from Birmingham Highway to Pepperell Parkway. No vote tally was recorded.

• Approved agreement with ALDOT for Veterans Parkway Improvements

General

The Opelika Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to present and discuss the Opelika 2040 Comprehensive Plan. After discussion, the commission will consider a resolution to adopt the plan. The meeting is scheduled for May 1, 2025 at 3:00 PM at 300 Martin Luther King Blvd.

• Presentation and discussion of the Opelika 2040 Comprehensive Plan (public hearing)
• Resolution to adopt the Opelika 2040 Comprehensive Plan

The Planning Commission heard a presentation of the Opelika 2040 Comprehensive Plan. A motion to table the plan's adoption was introduced, seconded, and passed with all members voting aye. The commission then voted to adjourn the meeting, also passing unanimously.

• Tabled adoption of Opelika 2040 Comprehensive Plan (unanimous ayes)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous ayes)

General

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several preliminary plats, a conditional use request for a duplex, and a rezoning application. The body will also consider final plat approvals for four residential developments and a right-of-way vacation.

• Annexation and preliminary plat for Summit Points SD (46 lots) at 2800 block Lee Road 391
• Rezoning of 401 & 409 Simmons Street from M-1 to C-2
• Final plat approvals for Dickson Place Phase 2A (77 lots) and Fox Run Phase V-A (79 lots)
• Conditional use request for a duplex in an R-3 zoning district
• Request to vacate unimproved right-of-way in Fox Run Industrial Park

The Opelika Planning Commission approved its March 25, 2025 minutes. It then granted preliminary plat approval for the Hidden Lakes‑Lake Condy subdivision, the Highline Townhome subdivision, and the Brookhaven Townhome subdivision, each with staff recommendations. All three motions passed unanimously with no dissent or abstentions.

• Approved March 25, 2025 Planning Commission minutes (unanimous)
• Granted preliminary plat approval for Hidden Lakes‑Lake Condy (20 lots) (unanimous)
• Granted preliminary plat approval for Highline Townhome (56 lots) (unanimous)
• Granted preliminary plat approval for Brookhaven Townhome (49 lots) (unanimous)

City Council

The meeting includes public hearings on zoning ordinance amendments and several temporary street‑closure requests. The council will consider a change order with Whatley Construction for the City Hall basement renovation, a right‑of‑way agreement for the Thomason Drive Extension, and tax abatements for Oak Bowery Spirits, LLC. Additional items include awarding the Pickleball Court Facility III bid and special appropriations for Parks & Recreation and Walking With a Purpose.

• Public hearing to amend Zoning Ordinance Section 3.1 and Section 8.11.1 (temporary structures)
• Approve Change Order #1 with Whatley Construction for City Hall Basement Renovation Project
• Approve Right‑of‑Way Agreement for Thomason Drive Extension Project
• Approve Certain Tax Abatements and Exemptions for Oak Bowery Spirits, LLC
• Award Pickleball Court Facility III bid (P&R)

The council unanimously approved three temporary street closures for community events and passed several financial resolutions, including a 3‑to‑1 vote approving a change order for the City Hall basement renovation. It also approved tax abatements for Oak Bowery Spirits, a zoning amendment for 513 Ermine Street, and a special appropriation for Parks & Recreation. Additionally, Lauren Bland Bernier was appointed to the Library Board.

• Approved temporary street closure for Drakes Landing Easter Egg Hunt (unanimous)
• Approved downtown street closure for Pride on the Plains Parade (unanimous)
• Approved downtown street closure for Bourbon, Beats, and Eats event (unanimous)
• Approved Change Order #1 with Whatley Construction for City Hall basement renovation (3‑1)
• Approved tax abatements and exemptions for Oak Bowery Spirits, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to zoning ordinance & map for 513 Ermine Street (3‑1)
• Approved special appropriation to Opelika Parks & Recreation (unanimous)
• Appointed Lauren Bland Bernier to the Library Board (unanimous)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold a work session to review a bid for Pickleball Court Facility III. The meeting agenda lists no other specific items for decision.

• Review bid for Pickleball Court Facility III
• Review current council meeting agenda

The city council work session was called to order and attendance was recorded. Ms. Finley presented the bid for Pickleball Court Facility III – P&R. No resolutions, ordinances, or votes were recorded.

General

The regular meeting scheduled for April 8, 2025, has been cancelled. The cancellation is due to a lack of applications.

City Council

The City Council is holding a work session to discuss a rezoning request and professional service agreements. The body will review a request to advertise a public hearing for a property on Anderson Road and a contract for road improvements.

• Rezoning request for 20.1 acres at 2502 Anderson Road from R-1 to R-3
• Professional Services Agreement with ACAI Engineering for Williamson Avenue improvements
• Reinstating the business license for Springwood Hotel at 1002 Columbus Parkway
• Bid for printer maintenance for IT

The council agreed to advertise the rezoning request for 2502 Anderson Road, changing it from R‑1 to R‑3. It approved a professional services agreement with ACAI Engineering for improvements to Williamson Avenue. It also approved reinstating the business license for the Springwood Hotel at 1002 Columbus Parkway, pending required inspections.

• Agreed to advertise rezoning of 2502 Anderson Road from R-1 to R-3
• Approved Professional Services Agreement with ACAI Engineering for Williamson Avenue improvements
• Approved reinstating business license for Springwood Hotel at 1002 Columbus Parkway

City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the zoning ordinance and map for 513 Ermine Street, changing the lot from M‑1 to R‑5M. The council will also consider several ordinance amendments, including a refunds article and a solid waste management update, and will vote on various purchase and contract approvals. Additional agenda items include recognitions, appointments, and a resolution to rename the Opelika Railroad Depot in honor of Bobby J. Freeman.

• Public Hearing – Amend Zoning Ordinance & Map: 513 Ermine Street, 14,822 sf lot, from M‑1 to R‑5M (1st reading)
• Ordinance amendment – Add “Refunds” article to Licenses and Taxation Ordinance (2nd reading)
• Ordinance amendment – Change 2802 Society Hill Road, 30,630 sf lot, from R‑1 to C‑2 (2nd reading)
• Purchase – One 2025 Ford F250 Supercrew 4x4 Chassis Cab (PW)
• Approve Contract – Casey Chambley dba Chambley’s Display Fireworks

The council approved the minutes from the March 18 meeting and then passed a series of resolutions and ordinances, all by unanimous vote except one expense‑report approval (4‑0). Key actions included approving a printer‑maintenance contract, multiple equipment purchases, a co‑location license agreement with Core Scientific, Inc., and renaming the Opelika Railroad Depot for Bobby J. Freeman. Two ordinance amendments—adding a refunds article and changing zoning for Society Hill Road—were also approved on second reading. The council reappointed members to the Board of Education and the East Alabama Mental Health Board.

• Approved printer maintenance bid (Resolution 084-25) – unanimous
• Approved expense reports from various departments (Resolution 085-25) – 4‑0
• Approved co‑location license agreement with Core Scientific, Inc. (Resolution 096-25) – unanimous
• Approved rename of Opelika Railroad Depot in honor of Bobby J. Freeman (Resolution 104-25) – unanimous
• Amended Chapter 14 to add a Refunds article (Ordinance 008-25) – unanimous second reading
• Amended zoning for 2802 Society Hill Road from R‑1 to C‑2 (Ordinance 009-25) – unanimous second reading
• Reappointed Tipi Miller to the Board of Education (unanimous)
• Reappointed Farrell Seymore to the East Alabama Mental Health Board (unanimous)

General

The Planning Commission will consider final plat approvals for three subdivisions and hold public hearings on rezoning and conditional use requests. The body will also discuss amendments to the Zoning Ordinance regarding Bed and Breakfast uses.

• Final plat approval for Dickson Place SD Phase 2A (77 lots) at 3500 Andrews Road
• Final plat approval for Wyndham Village SD Phase 3 (25 lots) and Southern Pines SD Phase 2 (29 lots)
• Conditional use request for 50 townhome units at 2112 Cunningham Drive
• Rezoning request for 20.1 acres at 2505 Anderson Road from R-1 to R-3
• Proposed Zoning Ordinance text amendments regarding Bed and Breakfast uses

The commission approved the February 25 minutes. It granted final plat approval for Wyndham Village (25 lots) and Southern Pines (29 lots) with staff recommendations. It also approved a conditional use for 50 townhome units on 7.8 acres at 2112 Cunningham Drive, subject to multiple conditions. The commission sent a negative recommendation on a rezoning request for 2505 Anderson Road from R‑1 to R‑3.

• Approved February 25, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Wyndham Village SD Phase 3, Section 1 – 25 lots (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Southern Pines SD Phase 2 – 29 lots (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use for 50 townhome units at 2112 Cunningham Drive (unanimous)
• Sent negative recommendation to City Council on rezoning 2505 Anderson Road from R‑1 to R‑3 (unanimous)
• No action taken on Dickson Place SD Phase 2A final plat (withdrawn by applicant)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will consider several land use actions, including public hearings on vacating a portion of Spring Drive and undeveloped public rights‑of‑way in the Operell Subdivision. The council will also review and vote on ordinance amendments, such as a zoning change for 2802 Society Hill Road. Resolutions will authorize multiple equipment purchases and a design study for a new bicycle playground at West Ridge Park. Additional items include requests for an alcohol license and downtown street closures for upcoming events.

• Public hearing – Vacation of a portion of Spring Drive for LCYDC
• Public hearing – Vacation of undeveloped public ROWs in Operell Subdivision
• Ordinance – Amend zoning ordinance & map for 2802 Society Hill Road, 30,630 sf lot, R‑1 to C‑2 (1st reading)
• Resolution – Purchase of two recumbent bikes and three cross trainers (P&R)
• Resolution – Approve quotation for concept and design of a new bicycle playground at West Ridge Park

The Opelika City Council unanimously approved a tax abatement package for Pharmavite, LLC, which had been tabled for additional information. The council also approved numerous resolutions including equipment purchases, street closures for downtown events, and the vacation of right-of-ways. Two ordinances passed second reading, and several appointments and recognitions were made.

• Approved tax abatements for Pharmavite, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved alcohol license for HP Opelika LLC DBA M and M Package (unanimous)
• Approved downtown street closures for Red Clay Bike Night, Taste of the Town, and Red Clay Food Truck events (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2 recumbent bikes and 3 cross trainers for Parks & Recreation (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 4 Kubota tractors, 1 Ventrac tractor, and multiple Ford vehicles for Public Works (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 1 Marathon compactor, 1 T880 roll-off, and 1 Kenworth FEL for OES (unanimous)
• Approved vacation of a portion of Spring Drive and undeveloped ROWs in Operell Subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Aaron Bushey to Historic Preservation Commission (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to receive a presentation on building and fire inspection reports. The meeting also includes a review of the current council meeting agenda.

• Building and Fire Inspection Reports for 1002 Columbus Parkway (Springwood Hotel)

The council held a work session with no formal votes or resolutions. They discussed the building and fire inspection reports for the Springwood Hotel at 1002 Columbus Parkway with Fire Chief Shane Boyd and owner Raj Patel, and agreed to address the issue at the April 1, 2025, council meeting when the 6-month business license suspension concludes. No substantive decisions were made at this session.

• Deferred Springwood Hotel license discussion to April 1, 2025, council meeting

General

The Historic Preservation Commission will consider three applications for changes within historic districts: removal of brick walls at 410‑472 Geneva St, a mural at 402 S. 9th St, and an enclosed front door at 315 N. 8th St. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of February 13, 2025 minutes, public hearing procedures, enforcement and staff reports, and setting the next meeting date.

• Application to remove brick walls at 410‑472 Geneva St (Geneva Historic District)
• Application for a mural at 402 S. 9th St (Geneva Historic District)
• Application to enclose front door at 315 N. 8th St (Northside Historic District)
• Approval of February 13, 2025 meeting minutes
• Enforcement and staff reports

The Opelika Historic Preservation Commission approved three Certificates of Appropriateness (COAs) at its March 13, 2025 meeting. These approvals allow removal of brick walls at 410-472 Geneva St, a mural at 402 S. 9th St, and enclosing a door at 315 N. 8th St. The meeting was procedural with no public comments or old business.

• Approved COA to remove brick walls at 410-472 Geneva St (all approved)
• Approved COA for floral mural at 402 S. 9th St (all approved)
• Approved COA to enclose front door at 315 N. 8th St (all approved)
• Approved February 13, 2025 minutes (all approved)

General

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet to review two requests for setback variances. These decisions determine how close structures can be built to property lines.

• 6.7 foot front yard setback variance request for 825 Asheton Drive
• Setback variance request for Arrowhead at Forest Hills Subdivision (15ft front, 10ft side, 30ft rear, 15ft side on street)

City Council

The City Council will discuss several downtown street closures for spring and summer events. The body is also deciding on the purchase of five Ford pickup trucks and the creation of a Deputy City Attorney position.

• Tax abatements and exemptions for Pharmavite, LLC
• Purchase of five 2025 Ford pickup trucks (F150s and F250)
• 1st reading of ordinance to establish electronic vote counting devices for municipal elections
• Grant application to ADEM for Pepperell Branch Project
• Street closure requests for events including Burger Wars, Bourbon Festival, and Vintage Market

The Opelika City Council approved multiple street closures for community events, purchased several vehicles and radios, and approved resolutions including renaming the Southside Center for the Arts. A resolution for tax abatements for Pharmavite, LLC was tabled by a 4-1 vote. Two ordinances were introduced for first reading, and the council deferred a decision on the Springwood Hotel business license pending more information.

• Approved temporary street closure for Foundry UMC Easter Egg Hunt (unanimous)
• Approved downtown street closures for Relay for Life, Vintage Market, Burger Wars, Heritage House, Touch-A-Truck, and Bourbon Festival (all unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2025 Ford F150 and F250 pickups for Street Dept, Building Maintenance, and Public Works (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 11 APX N70 Two-Way Radios for OPD (unanimous)
• Tabled tax abatements for Pharmavite, LLC (4-1)
• Approved amendments to Engineering Department organizational chart and City Attorney compensation (unanimous)
• Approved creating temporary Deputy City Attorney position (unanimous)
• Approved renaming Southside Center for the Arts in honor of Barbara H. Patton (unanimous)

City Council

The Opelika City Council work session will present the FY2024 audit report and financial statements. Council members will consider a rezoning request for 513 Ermine Street, a 14,822‑square‑foot lot, changing its designation from M‑2 to R‑5. They will also review text amendments to the zoning ordinance concerning building permits and temporary structures. Finally, the council will vote on a resolution to approve a grant application to ADEM for the Pepperell Branch Project.

• Presentation of FY2024 audit report and financial statements
• Rezoning request for 513 Ermine Street, 14,822 sq ft lot, from M‑2 to R‑5
• Text amendments to zoning ordinance: Section 3.1 building permit required; Section 8.11.1 temporary structures/uses
• Resolution to approve grant application to ADEM for Pepperell Branch Project

The City Council held a work session and heard the FY2024 audit report. Council voted 3-2 to advertise a public hearing for rezoning 513 Ermine Street from M-2 to R-5 and for zoning ordinance text amendments. A resolution to apply for an ADEM grant for the Pepperell Branch Project was presented but not voted on.

• Approved advertising for a public hearing on rezoning 513 Ermine Street from M-2 to R-5 (3-2 vote)
• Approved advertising for a public hearing on zoning text amendments to Sections 3.1 and 8.11.1 (3-2 vote)
• Received and spread upon the minutes the FY2024 Audit Report and Financial Statements
• Presented, but did not vote on, a resolution to approve a grant application to ADEM for the Pepperell Branch Project

General

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several residential subdivisions, conditional use permits, and a rezoning request. The body will also consider text amendments to the Zoning Ordinance regarding building permits, temporary structures, and bed and breakfast uses.

• Preliminary plat for Firefly Phase II SD (125 lots) at 3000 Highway 280 East
• Final plats for Drake's Landing Section two Phase Two (59 lots) and The Lakes at Anderson Road Phase 3 (33 lots)
• Conditional use requests for 79 rental townhomes at 2750 Society Hill Road and 56 townhomes at 2410 Cunningham Drive
• Rezoning of 513 Ermine Street from M-1 to R-5 for Auburn Habitat for Humanity
• Proposed Zoning Ordinance amendments for Bed and Breakfast uses and temporary structures

The Opelika Planning Commission approved the preliminary plat for Firefly Phase II, a 125-lot subdivision on Highway 280 East, with staff conditions including underground utilities and sidewalks. It also granted final plat approvals for Drake's Landing Section Two Phase Two (59 lots) and The Lakes at Anderson Road Phase 3 (33 lots), and approved conditional use requests for a 79-unit townhome project on Society Hill Road, a package liquor store at 2010 Crawford Road, a contractor's office at 3615 Pepperell Parkway, and 56 townhome units at 2410 Cunningham Drive. The commission sent positive recommendations to the City Council for a rezoning at 513 Ermine Street and zoning ordinance text amendments.

• Approved preliminary plat for Firefly Phase II, 125 lots (5-0)
• Approved final plat for Drake's Landing Section Two Phase Two, 59 lots (5-0)
• Approved final plat for The Lakes at Anderson Road Phase 3, 33 lots (5-0)
• Approved conditional use for 79-unit townhomes at 2750 Society Hill Road (5-0)
• Approved conditional use for package liquor store at 2010 Crawford Road (5-0)
• Approved conditional use for contractor's office at 3615 Pepperell Parkway (5-0)
• Approved conditional use for 56 townhome units at 2410 Cunningham Drive (4-1)
• Recommended rezoning of 513 Ermine Street from M-1 to R-5 to City Council (5-0)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will discuss a second reading to amend zoning ordinance subsections 5.1B and 8.17C(1). The meeting also includes multiple requests for retail wine and beer licenses, several downtown street‑closure requests for upcoming events, and a series of resolutions covering emergency equipment purchases and tax refunds. Additional items are the annual appropriation contract with the Arts Association of East Alabama and the reappointment of Ken Ridley to a regional advisory committee.

• Amend Text of Zoning Ordinance: Subsections 5.1B and 8.17C(1) – 2nd Reading
• Requests for retail wine and beer licenses for seven businesses (e.g., Harihare 2 LLC DBA Neighborhood Market)
• Downtown street‑closure requests for events such as Red Clay Bike Night (03‑20‑25) and On Tap Craft Beer Festival (04‑05‑25)
• Emergency purchase of two pumps at Oak Bowery Lift Stations
• Annual Appropriation Contract FY2025 with Arts Association of East Alabama

The Opelika City Council approved all items on the February 18, 2025 agenda, including six alcohol licenses, seven downtown street closures and events, eight resolutions (including an emergency pump purchase and a mini excavator), and two ordinances on second reading (zoning text amendment and municipal election setup). All votes were unanimous with four members present; Councilman Aja was absent.

• Approved 6 alcohol licenses (Neighborhood Market, Tiger Town Eagle, Piedmont on Piedmont, Wild Wing Cafe, Opelika Mart, Ron Damon Mexican Sports Bar) (unanimous)
• Approved 7 street closures/events (Red Clay Bike Night, WWAP Youth Walk, On Tap Craft Beer Festival, Long Distance Bike Ride, Red Clay Food Truck, Sportsplex Triathlon, Collinwood Christmas Luminaries) (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 041-25: Expense reports from various departments (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 042-25: Designate city personal property surplus and authorize disposal (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 043-25: Emergency purchase of two pumps at Oak Bowery Lift Stations (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 044-25: Purchase of one Kubota U35-4R1A mini excavator (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 004-25: Zoning text amendment for conditional use permit procedures, 2nd reading (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 005-25: Set municipal election for August 26, 2025, 2nd reading (unanimous)

City Council

The Opelika City Council work session on February 18, 2025 will cover standard agenda sections such as call to order, presentations, resolutions, ordinances, general updates, and discussion. No specific resolutions, ordinances, contracts, or hearings are detailed in the agenda. The meeting includes an ADA accessibility notice for participants who need assistance.

General

The Opelika Historic Preservation Commission will discuss two applications affecting historic districts. One proposes a new construction renewal/updates for 515 S. 8th St in the Geneva Historic District. The other seeks to add a dormer to a building at 1013 3rd Ave in the Northside Historic District. The meeting also includes public comments, an enforcement report, and a staff report.

• Review COA for 515 S. 8th St – Geneva Historic District (new construction renewal/updates)
• Review COA for 1013 3rd Ave – Northside Historic District (add dormer)
• Public hearing with comments limited to 3 minutes
• Enforcement report
• Staff report

The Historic Preservation Commission approved two Certificates of Appropriateness (COAs). The first renews and updates a new construction plan for a home at 515 S. 8th St in the Geneva Historic District, including changes to doors, garage doors, porches, siding, and roofing. The second approves adding a dormer with casement windows to a circa 1910 cottage at 1013 3rd Ave in the Northside Historic District, with staff recommendations. Both motions passed unanimously.

• Approved COA for renewed new construction at 515 S. 8th St with material changes (unanimous)
• Approved COA for dormer addition at 1013 3rd Ave with staff recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved January 9, 2025 minutes (unanimous)

General

The Zoning Board of Adjustment scheduled for February 11, 2025 was cancelled because no applications were received. No agenda items will be considered or voted on at this meeting.

City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold public hearings on zoning ordinance amendments and a master plan for Knollwood PUD. The body will also consider reducing occupational license fees, awarding contracts for pickleball courts and security subscriptions, and appointing members to the Housing Authority and Board of Zoning Adjustments.

• Public Hearing: Amend Master Plan for Knollwood PUD (17.6 acres, 816 Crawford Road)
• Public Hearing: Amend Zoning Ordinance for Conditional Use Permits
• Public Hearing: Demolition Cost Assessment for 110 Jeter Avenue
• Ordinance: Reduce Occupational License Fees from 1.5% to 1%
• Awarding of Bids: Pickleball Courts Phase III (Base, Grading, Drainage, Site Work)

The Opelika City Council approved an ordinance reducing occupational license fees from 1.5% to 1% (Ordinance 003-25, unanimous). The council also approved multiple resolutions including uniform cleaning contracts for fire and police departments, pickleball court construction, IT security subscriptions, tax abatements for AGS America, and a demolition cost assessment for 110 Jeter Avenue. Several appointments were made, including Carolyn Pruitt to the Opelika Housing Authority and reappointments to the Board of Zoning Adjustments.

• Approved occupational license fee reduction from 1.5% to 1% (Ordinance 003-25, unanimous)
• Approved uniform cleaning contracts for OFD and OPD (Resolutions 029-25, 030-25, unanimous)
• Approved Pickleball Courts Phase III site work (Resolution 031-25, unanimous)
• Approved IT security subscriptions for Zscaler and CrowdStrike (Resolutions 032-25, 033-25, unanimous)
• Approved tax abatements for AGS America, Inc. (Resolution 035-25, unanimous)
• Approved demolition cost assessment for 110 Jeter Avenue (Resolution 037-25, unanimous)
• Approved special appropriation to Chamber of Commerce 20 Under Forty (Resolution 038-25, 4-0, Rauch abstained)
• Appointed Carolyn Pruitt to Opelika Housing Authority; reappointed Hilyer, Melnick, Miller to BZA

City Council

The council will consider a rezoning application to change 2802 Society Hill Road from residential (R‑1) to commercial (C‑2) for a 30,630‑square‑foot parcel. It will also vote on bids for uniform cleaning services for the fire and police departments and a bid for Phase III work on pickleball courts. Additional items include presentations from the Lee County Emergency Management Agency and the Historic Preservation Commission, and an update from the Alabama Council on Human Relations.

• Rezoning request: 2802 Society Hill Road, 30,630 sq ft, R‑1 to C‑2
• Bid – Uniform Cleaning – Office of Fire Department (OFD)
• Bid – Uniform Cleaning – Office of Police Department (OPD)
• Bid – Pickleball Courts Phase III – Base, Grading, Drainage and Site Work – ENG

The Feb. 4, 2025 work session was informational only; no formal votes or decisions were made. Council heard presentations from Lee County EMA, the Historic Preservation Commission, and a rezoning request for 2802 Society Hill Road (R-1 to C-2). Bids for uniform cleaning (OFD/OPD) and Pickleball Courts Phase III were presented for future action. An add-on agenda item (Resolution #9) was introduced for the upcoming regular meeting.

General

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several development requests and a zoning ordinance amendment. The body is considering a new subdivision, a townhome project, and a land use change to commercial.

• Preliminary plat for Veterans Parkway SD (33 lots) in the 1000 block of Veterans Parkway
• Conditional use request for 56 townhome units at 2410 Cunningham Drive
• Conditional use request for a detached single family dwelling at 515 South 8th Street
• Rezoning request for 2802 Society Hill Road from R-1 to C-2
• Proposed Zoning Ordinance text amendments regarding Bed and Breakfast Uses

The Opelika Planning Commission tabled a proposed text amendment to the zoning ordinance regarding bed-and-breakfast uses after public opposition, and approved a conditional use for a garage apartment at 515 South 8th Street. It also recommended rezoning a property at 2802 Society Hill Road from R-1 to C-2 and approved a corresponding Future Land Use Map amendment. Two agenda items were withdrawn by the applicant, and the commission elected officers and approved prior minutes.

• Tabled bed-and-breakfast text amendment (3-1, 1 abstention)
• Approved conditional use for garage apartment at 515 S. 8th St. (5-0)
• Recommended rezoning 2802 Society Hill Rd. from R-1 to C-2 (5-0)
• Approved Future Land Use Map change to light commercial (5-0)
• Elected Lucinda Cannon as Chair, John Sweatman as Vice Chair (5-0)
• Approved minutes of Dec. 17, 2024 (5-0)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will approve various purchases, including IT hardware and street sweeping equipment, and consider a zoning change for a 12.24-acre property on Lake Condy Road. The council will also hear requests for alcohol licenses and a street closure for the Songwriters Festival.

• Amend Zoning Ordinance for 900 Block Lake Condy Road (12.24 acres) from R-3 to PUD
• Approve Change Order #1 for G. W. Carver Hall Roofing Project
• Approve Change Order #1 for Floral Park Renovations
• Approve Change Order #1 for N. 7th Street Storm Drainage Updates Project
• Request Downtown Street Closure for Opelika Songwriters Festival on 03-27-25

The Opelika City Council approved all items on the agenda, including two alcohol licenses, a downtown street closure for the Songwriters Festival, 19 resolutions covering purchases, change orders, and special appropriations, a zoning amendment for 12.24 acres on Lake Condy Road, and two appointments. All votes were unanimous except for the termination of the Chamber of Commerce lease, which passed 3-0 with one abstention.

• Approved alcohol license for Casa Maria's Bar and Grill (unanimous)
• Approved alcohol license for M and M Grocery (unanimous)
• Approved downtown street closure for Opelika Songwriters Festival on 03-27-25 (unanimous)
• Approved 19 resolutions including purchases, change orders, and special appropriations (unanimous)
• Terminated lease with Opelika Chamber of Commerce at 601 Avenue A (3-0, Rauch abstained)
• Approved zoning amendment for 900 Block Lake Condy Road from R-3 to PUD (unanimous)
• Appointed Morgan Vickers to Opelika Redevelopment Authority (unanimous)
• Appointed Davis Pemberton to MPO Citizen Advisory Committee (unanimous)

General

The City of Opelika's Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting scheduled for January 14, 2025, was cancelled due to a lack of applications. The meeting was set to take place at 300 Martin Luther King Blvd.

• Meeting cancelled due to lack of applications
• Location: 300 Martin Luther King Blvd.
• Date: January 14, 2025

General

The Opelika Historic Preservation Commission will hold a regular meeting on January 9, 2025. After approving the December 12, 2024 minutes, the commission will hear public comments and then discuss three new facade renovation applications within the Downtown Historic District. The meeting will also include routine reports and set the next meeting date for February 13, 2025.

• Approve December 12, 2024 meeting minutes
• 110 S. 8th St – Facade Renovation – Applicant: CJCF, LLC
• 715 1st Ave – Facade Renovations – Applicant: Richard Patton
• 702 N Railroad Ave – Facade Renovation and New Addition – Applicant: Richard Patton
• Set next meeting for February 13, 2025

The Historic Preservation Commission approved three Certificates of Appropriateness for facade renovations in the Downtown Historic District: 110 S. 8th St, 715 1st Ave, and 702 N Railroad Ave. All approvals were unanimous. The commission also approved the December 12, 2024 minutes and received an enforcement report and annual report.

• Approved COA for facade renovation at 110 S. 8th St (unanimous)
• Approved COA for facade renovation at 715 1st Ave with condition to address rust runoff (unanimous)
• Approved COA for facade renovation and new addition at 702 N Railroad Ave (unanimous)
• Approved December 12, 2024 minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The Opelika City Council will hold a public hearing on amending the zoning ordinance and map for the 900 Block of Lake Condy Road, a 12.24‑acre parcel changing from R‑3 to a Planned Unit Development. The council will also consider several police equipment purchases, including five 2025 Chevy Police Tahoes and in‑car camera systems. Additional items include an emergency repair for the Spring Villa Bridge and an agreement with Pratt Recycling, Inc. for recyclable material supply.

• Public hearing to amend zoning ordinance & map for 900 Block of Lake Condy Road, 12.24 acres, from R‑3 to PUD (1st reading)
• Awarding of five 2025 Chevy Police Tahoes to the Opelika Police Department
• Purchase of in‑car camera systems and body cameras with related equipment for OPD
• Emergency repair of Spring Villa Bridge (PW)
• Approve agreement with Pratt Recycling, Inc. for supply of recyclable materials

The Opelika City Council unanimously approved an ordinance amending Chapter 7, Article II of the City Code regarding flood damage prevention. The council also approved several resolutions, including the purchase of police vehicles and equipment, an emergency bridge repair, and a special appropriation to the J.W. Darden Foundation. A rezoning request for the 900 block of Lake Condy Road was introduced for first reading.

• Approved flood damage prevention ordinance update (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of five 2025 Chevy Police Tahoes for OPD (unanimous)
• Approved emergency repair for Spring Villa Bridge (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of in-car camera systems and body cameras for OPD (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of two-way radios and related equipment for OPD (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of police equipment for police package automobiles (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of two 2025 Ford F350 trucks (unanimous)
• Approved agreement with Pratt Recycling, Inc. for recyclable materials (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss requests for public hearings regarding zoning and master plan amendments. The body will also review a resolution for the purchase of police vehicles.

• Purchase of five 2025 Chevy Police Tahoes for the OPD
• Request for public hearing on Master Plan Amendment for Knollwood SD, 1802 Crawford Road
• Request for public hearing on Zoning Ordinance text amendments to Subsections 5.1B and 8.17C(1)a

The Opelika City Council held a work session on January 7, 2025, and agreed to advertise for public hearings on two planning items: a master plan amendment for the Knollwood subdivision at 1802 Crawford Road, and an amendment to the text of the zoning ordinance (subsections 5.1B and 8.17C(1)a). The council also reviewed a bid for five 2025 Chevy Police Tahoes for the Opelika Police Department. No formal votes were taken; these were work session discussions only.

• Agreed to advertise for public hearing on Knollwood SD master plan amendment (1802 Crawford Road)
• Agreed to advertise for public hearing on zoning ordinance text amendment (subsections 5.1B and 8.17C(1)a)
• Reviewed bid for five 2025 Chevy Police Tahoes for OPD