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Homewood Council approves routine resolutions, schedules votes on two development items
Summary
At its Jan. 26 meeting the Homewood City Council approved multiple routine resolutions (including vouchers, event permits and letters of support for ambulatory surgery centers) and scheduled final votes on two development ordinances for Feb. 9.
The Homewood City Council on Jan. 26 approved a series of routine motions and carried two development items to a later meeting for final action.
Key votes and actions taken:
- Approval of Jan. 12 minutes: motion by Councilor Simmons, second by Councilor Lane; passed 4-0. - Motion to drop the Linden Avenue on-street parking item: passed 4-0. - Condemnation: resolution 26-05 (item 03.120.25) to declare a dangerous house on 26th Avenue South a public nuisance and authorize condemnation; passed 4-0. - Letters of support for ambulatory surgery centers: two separate motions approved for Brookwood Baptist and Princeton certificate-of-need applications (recorded as resolutions 26-06 and 26-07); each passed 4-0. - Approval of vouchers for Jan. 13'Jan. 26: resolution 26-08 passed 4-0; councilors noted line items including canine vaccine and parking expenditures. - Approval to use the City Hall plaza for Taste of Homewood (March 19): resolution 26-09 passed 4-0. - Appointment of council liaison/ex officio planning-commission member (item 13O126): motion passed 3-1 and was recorded as resolution 26-10.
Two items were heard as first readings and carried to the Feb. 9 meeting for votes: an amended development plan for Homewood Community Church (O41225) and an amended final development plan to allow a pickleball court at Brookdale University Park (O51225). The council made several community announcements and adjourned.
