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Hueytown council approves $429,512.69 in bills and adopts numerous nuisance resolutions
Summary
Hueytown’s City Council unanimously approved $429,512.69 in bills, adopted a series of nuisance-abatement resolutions for multiple properties, and authorized moving the jail store checking account to First Financial Bank.
The Hueytown City Council on June 23 approved an account register totaling $429,512.69 and unanimously adopted a string of resolutions declaring multiple properties public nuisances.
Council Member Jacks presented the bills for payment and moved approval, with Council Member Wright seconding. The register listed funds in an operating account, a seven-cent gas tax fund, a garbage fund and other accounts; the council voted in favor (President Pro tempore Zinnerman, Council Members Wright and Jacks), carrying the motion unanimously among those present.
The council then considered a series of nuisance-abatement resolutions (identified in the meeting packet as Resolutions 7452 through 7468, with one packet line showing 7445). Each resolution declares weeds, trash and/or inoperable vehicles on specific Hueytown properties to be public nuisances. Council Member Wright moved each resolution and Council Member Jacks seconded; roll-call votes recorded the three present members in favor and the motions carried.
The body also adopted Resolution 7469 to transfer the City of Hueytown Jail Store checking account from Regions Bank to First Financial Bank and to authorize signatories. Council Member Wright moved the transfer resolution; Council Member Jacks seconded and the motion passed unanimously among present members.
No opposing votes were recorded for the bills or resolutions; Council Members Randall and Hurliman were noted absent for the meeting. The council did not debate amendments to the resolutions on the dais during the meeting record.
What happens next: the resolutions put the listed properties on the city’s nuisance process track as described in the resolutions; the bank transfer is authorized subject to the receiving bank’s onboarding processes.
