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Hueytown council unanimously approves multiple nuisance resolutions, zoning change, license and records digitization
Summary
The Hueytown City Council on April 27 approved a package of nuisance declarations for multiple properties, adopted a zoning map amendment for 1778 Larkin Street in Dolomite, approved an alcohol license for The Southern Kitchen and Market, authorized digitization of police records, and approved $308,461.41 in bills. All votes were unanimous.
The Hueytown City Council unanimously adopted a slate of routine measures during its April 27 meeting, including multiple nuisance declarations, a zoning map amendment in Dolomite, approval of an alcohol license, authorization to digitize police department records and payment of city bills totaling $308,461.41.
Council Member Jacks moved to adopt Resolution 7395 declaring weeds, trash and/or an inoperable vehicle at 116 McNear Street a public nuisance; Council Member Randall seconded and the measure passed on a unanimous roll‑call vote. The council repeated that procedure for Resolutions 7396 (533 Harlem Avenue), 7397 (2420 Zinnia Drive), 7398 (2825 19th Street North), 7399 (3900 Hardiman Lane), 7400 (142 Pinewood Avenue), 7401 (1539 Virginia Lane), 7402 (2725 1/2 19th Street North), 7403 (304 Hill Avenue) and 7406 (94 Crystal Avenue). The minutes include a clerical numbering inconsistency when 7401 is referenced once as 7382; the council approved the item as recorded under the agenda as 7401.
On other business, Council Member Wright moved and Council Member Randall seconded approval of Resolution 7404, authorizing the digitization of Police Department records; the council approved it unanimously. Council Member Jacks moved to adopt Resolution 7405 approving an alcohol license for The Southern Kitchen and Market at 235 Forest Road; Council Member Randall seconded and the license was approved unanimously. Council Member Randall presented a list of city bills totaling $308,461.41 and moved for payment; Council Member Wright seconded and the council approved the payment by roll call.
The council also adopted Ordinance 26‑0414‑01 to rezone the property at 1778 Larkin Street in Dolomite from MR to B2. Council Member Wright moved the ordinance; Council Member Randall seconded and the ordinance passed on a unanimous roll call vote.
All formal motions recorded in the minutes were approved by the four members present — Vice President Pro‑tempore Zinnerman and Council Members Randall, Wright and Jacks — with Council Member Hurliman absent. Votes for each listed resolution and ordinance were recorded as unanimous in the official minutes.
The measures approved are administrative and code‑enforcement actions intended to address property maintenance, business licensing and records management. Any implementation steps (for example, notice to property owners after nuisance declarations or administrative steps associated with license issuance) were not detailed in the minutes.
