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Commission adopts Human Trafficking Prevention Month proclamation, approves licenses and routine plats, tables Magnolia Estates preliminary plat

January 12, 2025 | Lee County, Alabama


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Commission adopts Human Trafficking Prevention Month proclamation, approves licenses and routine plats, tables Magnolia Estates preliminary plat
The Lee County Commission took several routine actions during the meeting: it proclaimed January 2026 as Human Trafficking Prevention Month, approved liquor and tobacco license requests for a proposed business on U.S. Highway 29, granted a one-day special-event retail license for Feb. 7, approved a recommended three-year ACCA liability insurance agreement, accepted a final plat creating nine lots for the Sandra Claire Fuller subdivision, and approved a speed-limit reduction approaching the new roundabout at Moores Mill Road and Society Hill Road.

Commissioner Morris read the human-trafficking proclamation calling for awareness and a coordinated community-wide response; the commission moved to approve the proclamation (motion by Speaker 9, second by Speaker 12) and voted in favor. Sheriff Jay Jones and county staff presented four licenses for Anna's Way (retail beer/table-wine off-premise, two class-2 packaged retail liquor off-premise, and a tobacco-only license); the commission approved the licenses after a motion and second. The commission also approved a single-day special-event license for an event on Feb. 7 presented by Premium Force Bartending.

County staff presented an annual informational Rebuild Alabama report (no action required). The commission approved the consent agenda (minutes, claims, procurement card transactions). The final plat for a nine-lot Sandra Claire Fuller subdivision in District 3 was approved; a preliminary plat for Magnolia Estates Phase 2 (51 lots, new infrastructure proposed) was tabled at the request of a commissioner who wanted a site visit. The commission approved a speed-limit reduction for sections approaching the new roundabout, lowering posted speeds from 45 mph incrementally to 35 and then 25 mph with a 15-mph advisory at the roundabout.

Why it matters: These items represent the commission's routine regulatory, land-use and risk-management functions; the Magnolia Estates tabled decision shows at least one member opted for further local review before approving a large subdivision.

What the commission said or did: Motions and seconds were recorded for the proclamation and the various licenses and plats; votes were recorded as "Aye" without roll-call tallies in the public transcript. Magnolia Estates Phase 2 was tabled to allow Commissioner 9 a site visit before approval.

Next steps: Staff will coordinate the site visit for Magnolia Estates Phase 2 and implement the approved speed-limit signage once the roundabout construction is complete.

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