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Hartselle City Council adopts solid waste, cemetery ordinance changes; approves budget, licenses and appointments
Summary
The Hartselle City Council on Feb. 10 adopted revisions to the Solid Waste and Cemetery ordinances, introduced a zoning change for nonconforming mobile homes, approved a parking resolution for Life Church, authorized a $66,675 roof repair budget adjustment for the Civic Center and approved other routine contracts, appointments and a Pizza Hut alcohol license contingent on final inspections.
Hartselle City Council convened at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 10, and approved a set of ordinances, a budget adjustment and multiple routine items, voting unanimously on each measure.
Council President Dr. Charles “Chuck” Gill opened the meeting in the Assembly Room at the Hartselle Municipal Building. Public Works Director David VanKoughnett told the council the proposed changes to the Solid Waste Ordinance addressed operational needs; the council adopted Ordinance 1637 on final consideration by unanimous voice vote. Development Director Jeremy Griffith summarized revisions to the Cemetery Ordinance — including expanded authority for the mayor to enact cemetery rules, updated regulations, and reducing the Cemetery Board from seven to five members while requiring city residency — and the council adopted Ordinance 1646 by unanimous voice vote.
Griffith also introduced Ordinance 1643 for first consideration, a zoning change that would prohibit replacing non-conforming mobile homes removed from a lot or damaged beyond 50% of the…
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