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Mayor Anders opened discussion on an old-business item (1-12-25) concerning on-street parking restrictions on Linden Avenue. Mr. Jackson read the ordinance language aloud: "Be it ordained by the city council of the city of Homewood, Alabama as follows…that it shall be unlawful for any person…to park any motor vehicle on or along the eastern side of Linden Avenue between the intersection of Linden Avenue with Reese Street and the intersection of Linden Avenue with Oxmoor Road." The reading included sections establishing misdemeanor penalties and authorizing the chief of police to install markings and no-parking signs.
The council did not take a vote on the ordinance. Mayor Anders said, "We are going to carry this item over until our January 12 meeting," moving the first reading forward for additional review and public notice. City Engineer Amy Zari is listed as the item’s sponsor in the packet.
Why it matters: the proposed restriction would change parking access for residents and visitors along a defined stretch of Linden Avenue and authorize enforcement measures. The council’s decision to carry the item gives staff time to respond to questions and for council members to gather constituent feedback.
Next steps: the ordinance will return at the Jan. 12 meeting for further consideration; if advanced, the ordinance text indicates it would take effect upon passage and approval by the council.
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