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ATM amendment: City staff said Regions Bank previously maintained two ATMs at city facilities and is amending its agreement to return to a single machine at the Findlay Center after the MET became effectively cashless. Staff described the amendment as allowing the mayor to execute the change to the original agreement; the transcript did not record a vote.

Personnel reappointment: Staff introduced a resolution to reappoint John Barrett to the Personnel Review Board; his term had expired Feb. 28. Staff said the appointment is a council representative seat; the transcript confirms the item is a reappointment but does not show a recorded vote.

Stadium Trace Village Improvement District (VID): Staff said the board met after public notice and approved bylaw changes that will reappoint Jim Massengill as a director, report Zill Zazari, Chris Odom and Jerry Zager to the district, and reappoint Will Kadish through the stated term. At least one council member asked clarifying questions about the number of directors and term language.

Family entertainment center (Warner Road): Staff presented a request to convert a Bargain Hunt space into a family entertainment center. The Planning Commission recommended approval with three conditions listed in the resolution packet: (1) require food service to be in place to allow on-premise alcohol sales, (2) refurbish landscaping in the immediate vicinity and (3) set business hours as stated in the resolution.

Sticks and Stones cocktail bar (conditional use): Staff said the Planning Commission recommended approval with three contingencies: live entertainment limited to indoor music; the business must provide food service to sell alcoholic beverages for on-premise consumption; and the hours of operation must conclude at 11 p.m. The applicant proposed those hours, and staff noted changes to hours would require return to the council.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City Council Work Session - February 13, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The council reviewed several routine agenda items including an ATM agreement amendment, a personnel review board reappointment, Stadium Trace Village Improvement District bylaws changes, a family entertainment center zoning approval and a conditional-use request for a cocktail bar.","taxTitle","Hoover City, Shelby County, Alabama","taxId",4364,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6322325,"Hoover council considers temporary use agreements for public safety night, Magic City WineFest and World Police and Fire Games",101,22000,123000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2348107-a8ee98db28e123db141681888752ac9c&start=22&end=123","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2348107-a8ee98db28e123db141681888752ac9c/thumbnail_22000.jpg","/articles/6322325/Hoover-City/Shelby-County/Alabama/Hoover-council-considers-temporary-use-agreements-for-public-safety-night-Magic-City-WineFest-and-World-Police-and-Fire-Games","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6322325-488609d38452165131f5daeab8ee7746/orig.mp4?Expires=1773700681&Signature=C6WoJLUfT67reIIZA6hGacWnEkbIO3Ts7nW6XyT~ygiUcfC-6vYPauwBryfENItvTm3yMRm0uiQOALqdSwG3yauGInfUbB4AdlUiclTjSNn7nGLpClVie8ilVjg3YuYLepUG4kZChbGWJx-47BOyWlL-RGPZyEYWU~09ILyvRsc615Hiqr9wRw5M2XIZCxVUCQoC4H2iyZowy10CBDP7avk5YWCQjrNmdJK~2v7-A~6oYTC9DatyeDMmCTHoFidiB-iU0c8giWjows3KepFlQRI0jLYCwameYPvlycf9Vk3m8jWVtjjVupjkN3EAuOZelqTe2X9VUqSi8OPlx-MveA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","City staff presented three separate temporary use or facility agreements for large public events and asked the council to authorize the mayor to execute the agreements.

Staff said Hoover Public Safety Night (formerly National Night Out) is scheduled for Tuesday, March 18 and that the event will use the Belk parking lot under an agreement with Brookfield Properties. City staff identified the item as a resolution for Hoover Mall Limited LLC allowing use of the lot.

City staff also described a temporary property use agreement with iHeartMedia for one of the company’s large events. iHeartMedia plans to set up in the Hoover Metropolitan Stadium parking lot on Friday, May 2 for setup and hold the event on Saturday, May 3; staff said the event has been asked to rebrand as the Magic City WineFest and that iHeartMedia chose to move the event from Birmingham.

Separately, staff presented a facility use agreement for the World Police and Fire Games, scheduled June 26 through July 6. The city would host competitions at the Hoover Met Complex for basketball, firefighter challenge, police motorcycle rodeo, soccer, tennis and “ultimate fighter,” and use Veterans Park for K-9 demonstrations, a biathlon and explosives-detection events.

Council members asked routine clarifying questions about the events and their facilities. The transcript does not record final vote tallies for these agenda items.","Council staff presented temporary property and facility use agreements for Hoover Public Safety Night (March 18), a relocated iHeartMedia event rebranded Magic City WineFest (May 2–3) and the World Police and Fire Games (June 26–July 6).",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6322331,"Hoover to accept $21.85 million DHS grant to expand NCFI; city to hire LeMoyne as program manager",207,172000,379000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2348107-a8ee98db28e123db141681888752ac9c&start=172&end=379","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2348107-a8ee98db28e123db141681888752ac9c/thumbnail_172000.jpg","/articles/6322331/Hoover-City/Shelby-County/Alabama/Hoover-to-accept-2185-million-DHS-grant-to-expand-NCFI-city-to-hire-LeMoyne-as-program-manager","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6322331-8806315efe6eeed9d0bc40c9c7c8cd5c/orig.mp4?Expires=1773700681&Signature=dGGS~xp1nXYvacz4jATWSNQykVs8YNpAw-k9A1y7hDvX12n7akfkTnVwazwh7drT-SNcM8V91LuZFGrLrGW2laxosyvTjvxvzqqeIuRu0SFchxv29JQOVCjzQPlC2zAUI3aDTd0jIl~oL0ELiS6Kl0jNhn5X210pIFTM8Iw1Z0BEP2a1YL6bUV1y-GJqN3UkQM7ySBOy50mT5fdFYPyAjnLIYIhsYFuvrCxYJnvFsYggpJgr-Dj~cDYJnznvNxcRiYAtbkZJwrcycgmJid7CW86w1Gy4Wxl~zXKIFUPdI7wY3VxTGqND54IKcmVczDqlLJ7zOhI2zMzlYmPJOofulg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Hoover presented a $21,850,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to expand the National Center for Forensic Innovation (NCFI) and asked the council to authorize acceptance and related expenditures.

City staff said the grant is 100% reimbursable and requires no city match. The planned expansion will add classrooms, administrative offices and a larger auditorium. Staff described the build-out as including three 35-person classrooms, a 250-person auditorium, roughly 20 administrative offices and additional common space. The renovation was described as more than doubling the NCFI’s annual training capacity from about 3,500 to over 8,000 law enforcement and judicial officials.

The council also considered a resolution authorizing the mayor to execute a professional services agreement with LeMoyne Company to serve as program manager for the NCFI expansion. City staff said the LeMoyne fee will be paid entirely from the DHS grant and will not cost the city general funds. The presentation stated the city solicited local firms, interviewed finalists and selected LeMoyne as the firm best positioned to “advocate for the City” during the construction program.

Council members asked clarifying questions about federal presence in Hoover and the scope of the contracts; staff reiterated grant-funded scope and that the agreement with LeMoyne will place project management under a contractor funded through the grant. The transcript does not record a roll-call vote or final approval on either the grant acceptance or the professional services agreement.","The City of Hoover presented a Department of Homeland Security grant of $21,850,000 to expand the NCFI facility and asked the council to authorize grant acceptance and a professional services contract with LeMoyne Company paid from the grant.","actionData","errors"]

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Council reviews multiple routine resolutions: ATM locations, reappointments and conditional-use items

Hoover council considers temporary use agreements for public safety night, Magic City WineFest and World Police and Fire Games

Hoover to accept $21.85 million DHS grant to expand NCFI; city to hire LeMoyne as program manager