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Prattville council clears multiple economic development measures, authorizes road and study contracts
Summary
Council adopted an ordinance selling 5.7 acres on Old Farm Lane, approved incentives and support for two recruitment projects (Project Queen and Project Magnolia), and authorized a $59,000 corridor traffic study funded by the city's Education 1¢ reserve.
The Prattville City Council voted to approve a package of economic development and capital items, including the sale of a 5.7-acre parcel on Old Farm Lane and several incentive and infrastructure actions intended to support retail and industrial recruitment.
Ordinance Number 1, approved after the council suspended the usual rules by roll call, declares a 5.7-acre parcel on Old Farm Lane as not needed for municipal purposes and directs its conveyance to Commerce Street Partners LLC for $950,000 plus the construction of a public roadway. The ordinance cites Section 11-47-20, Code of Alabama 1975, as authority for disposing of city real property.
The council also adopted Resolution Number 2 to amend the FY2025 budget and enter into an agreement with Skipper Consulting Inc. for a corridor traffic operations assessment around Old Ridge Road from Fairview Avenue to U.S. 31 at a cost not to exceed $59,000. The…
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