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Radcliffe council passes flood-ordinance changes, budget amendment, animal-protection measure and approves transfer of Green River Waste franchise to Republic;
Summary
At a special meeting, Radcliffe's council adopted multiple ordinances on second reading, approved a budget amendment, approved surplus disposals, and consented to Republic Services' proposed purchase/assignment of Green River Waste’s franchise; one rezoning was postponed.
Radcliffe — The Radcliffe City Council approved several ordinances and administrative actions Tuesday, including amendments to the city's flood damage prevention code, a mid-year budget amendment, an ordinance making it unlawful to confine animals in unattended vehicles under dangerous conditions, and the city’s assent to Republic Services taking over the Green River Waste franchise. The council also approved surplus property disposals and changes to the employee handbook; council postponed one rezoning (238 Cedar Oak Drive) for further review.
Key outcomes at a glance - Flood-damage prevention ordinance (Chapter 7.5) — Adopted on second reading. The amendment clarifies the definition of "substantial improvement," specifying a 5‑year cumulative threshold at or above 50% of market value before improvement work begins. (Roll call recorded as yes; motion carries.)
- Fiscal year 2024–25 budget amendment — Adopted on second reading. The ordinance amended anticipated revenues and appropriations across funds, including increased insurance premium tax…
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