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Council adopts ordinance to install speed cushion on McMillan Street
Summary
The council unanimously approved Ordinance 1967 to authorize installation of a speed cushion at a specified location on McMillan Street near a nursing home; the council required immediate consideration and then adopted the ordinance.
The Talladega City Council considered and adopted Ordinance 1967 to authorize a speed cushion (speed-calming device) at a specified location on McMillan Street adjacent to a nursing home. The council read the heading and moved for immediate consideration, noting that immediate consideration required a unanimous roll call. The clerk called the roll and the motion for immediate consideration passed.
After immediate consideration, the council moved to adopt Ordinance 1967. The motion was seconded, members voted 'Aye' and the ordinance was recorded as passed on the council floor.
Council members briefly discussed whether other streets (Chaffee) were being considered for traffic calming; staff clarified this ordinance applied only to McMillan Street at this time. No amendments or funding specifics were discussed on the record.
Adoption of the ordinance completes the council-level authorization; procurement and installation details, and any required contractor or public-notice steps, were not specified during the meeting record.
