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Tuscaloosa City Council adopts package of resolutions including condemnation authorization for University Boulevard East
Summary
The Tuscaloosa City Council voted unanimously or by recorded tallies to approve a series of resolutions: code amendments, procurement and contract actions, budget amendments, infrastructure acceptances, termination of a vendor contract, and authorization for condemnation proceedings tied to the University Boulevard East project.
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The Tuscaloosa City Council adopted a slate of resolutions at its meeting, approving code amendments, contracts, budget amendments and an authorization for the city attorney to begin condemnation proceedings for property needed for the University Boulevard East project.
The actions, taken largely on unanimous or near-unanimous votes with formal motions and seconds, included amendments to the Code of Tuscaloosa, the purchase of equipment for Bowers Park fiber improvements, a reimbursable joint funding agreement with the University of Alabama, authorization of an engineering contract with Duncan Coker Associates P.C., termination of the contract with Brink Drones Incorporated, acceptance of sanitary sewer mains and a pump station for Stonebrook Subdivision, two budget amendments, and authorization to pay city bills.
The council first approved amendments to municipal code sections and then moved through a consent agenda that included multiple items (listed as items a through c). Council members then voted to authorize procurement and contract actions: purchase of equipment and services for Bowers Park fiber improvements; an amended reimbursable joint funding agreement with the University of Alabama; and a professional engineering services contract with Duncan Coker Associates P.C. The council also approved terminating the contract with Brink Drones Incorporated and authorized the city attorney to initiate condemnation proceedings as part of property acquisition for the University Boulevard East project.
Public works and budget items approved included acceptance of sanitary sewer mains and the pump station for Stonebrook Subdivision, amendment number 3 to the 2022 A warrant series budget, and amendment number 10 to the fiscal year 2025 general fund reserve for future improvements. The council also authorized payment of the city's bills during the auditing/accounts portion of the meeting.
Votes at a glance
- Amendment to Code of Tuscaloosa, sections 19.229 and 19.235 — Outcome: adopted; recorded vote in the transcript: 4 yes, 1 no. - Consent agenda (items a–c) — Outcome: adopted; recorded as all yes votes in the transcript. - Bowers Park fiber improvements (purchase of equipment/supplies/services) — Outcome: adopted; recorded as all yes votes in the transcript. - Reimbursable joint funding agreement amendment with the University of Alabama — Outcome: adopted; recorded as all yes votes in the transcript. - Professional engineering services contract with Duncan Coker Associates P.C. — Outcome: adopted; recorded as all yes votes in the transcript. - Termination of contract with Brink Drones Incorporated — Outcome: adopted; recorded as all yes votes in the transcript. - Authorization for city attorney to initiate condemnation proceedings for University Boulevard East project — Outcome: adopted; recorded as all yes votes in the transcript. - Acceptance of sanitary sewer mains and pump station for Stonebrook Subdivision — Outcome: adopted; recorded as all yes votes in the transcript. - Amendment No. 3 to the 2022 A warrant series budget — Outcome: adopted; recorded as all yes votes in the transcript. - Amendment No. 10 to the FY25 general fund reserve for future improvements — Outcome: adopted; recorded as all yes votes in the transcript. - Authorization to pay bills (auditing/accounts) — Outcome: adopted; recorded as all yes votes in the transcript.
The meeting transcript records motions, seconds and vocal roll-call-style “yes”/“no” responses for each item; most items were approved without extended discussion. No substantive public comments were recorded in the excerpt. The council adjourned after the final votes.

