DRAFT CC Packet 2024.10.01 AGENDA
PRATTVILLE CITY COUNCIL
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2024
A PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE AMERICAN FLAG:
INVOCATION:
CALL TO ORDER:
THE CHARACTER TRAIT OF THE MONTH IS SELF CONTROL: Rejecting wrong desires
and doing what is right.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Redistricting Work Session September 16, 2024 and Public
Hearing and City Council Meeting September 17, 2024.
COMMENTS FROM PERSONS PRESENT REGARDING TONIGHT’S AGENDA:
MAYOR’S REPORT:
REPORT FROM COUNCIL ON SPECIAL COMMITTEES:
CONSENT AGENDA
1. RESOLUTION: To Appoint Department Heads. {Sponsored By: Councilor Chambers}
2.RESOLUTION: To Re-appoint Larry Puckett to the Prattville Water Works Board.
{Sponsored By: Councilor Merrick}
AGENDA
1. RESOLUTION: To Grant a Lounge Retail Liquor - Class II (Package) License for Bhavani
2024 Inc. d/b/a Sams Wine and Spirits. {Sponsored By: Councilor Whaley}
2. ORDINANCE: To Amend Ordinance Book 2011, Page 024, Ordinance Book 2016-A, Page
009 and Ordinance Book 2020, Page 005 to Re-Describe the Legal Descriptions of City Council
Districts Pursuant to 2020 Federal Census and Designate Voting Locations. {Sponsored By:
Council President Boone}
3.ORDINANCE: To Amend City of Prattville Code of Ordinances Chapter 66 - Utilities, Article
IV.– Solid Waste, Divisions 1, 2 and 3 and Establish Division 4. {Sponsored By: Councilor
Chambers}
4.RESOLUTION: To Authorize the Mayor to Enter into a Medical Director Services Agreement
with Austin Brown M.D. for the Fire Department at an Annual Cost Not to Exceed $9,000.00.
{Sponsored By: Councilor Chambers}
5.RESOLUTION: To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate
Limits East of Grouby Airport Road from FAR (Forest, Agriculture, Recreation) to B-2 (General
Business) (Petitioner: Barrett-Simpson Inc.). {Sponsored By: Councilor Jackson}
COMMENTS FROM PERSONS PRESENT:
CLOSING COMMENTS:
ADJOURN:
The next City Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 15, 2024.
RESOLUTION 1
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[To Appoint Department Heads.] 3
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{Sponsored By: Councilor Chambers} 5
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WHEREAS, Department Heads of the City of Prattville were appointed through the 7
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period of September 30, 2024, or until their successors are duly qualified and appointed, in 9
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Resolution Book 2023-A, Page 207; and 11
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WHEREAS, it is time for the City Council to reconsider these appointments. 13
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Prattville, that 15
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the following individuals are hereby appointed as Head of the Department appearing opposite 17
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their name until September 30, 2025, or until their successors are duly qualified and appointed. 19
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Department: Department Head: Pay Grade: 21
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Fire Joshua A. Bingham 26-423
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Police Mark C. Thompson 26-1125
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the salaries for said positions are approved in 27
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accordance with the pay plans adopted by the Prattville City Council and shall be effective with 29
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the pay period which began on October 1, 2024. 31
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ADOPTED THIS 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER, 2024. 33
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By: Lora Lee Boone, President 37
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AUTHENTICATED THIS 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER, 2024. 40
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By: Paula G. Barlow 44
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RESOLUTION BOOK 2024-B, PAGE 64
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[To Re-appoint Larry Puckett to the Prattville Water Works Board.] 3
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{Sponsored By: Councilor Merrick} 5
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WHEREAS, a vacancy currently exists on Prattville Water Works Board due to the 7
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term expiration of Larry Puckett on September 30, 2024; and 9
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WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Prattville City Council to fill said vacancy to ensure 11
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the continuity of the Board’s operation. 13
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Prattville 15
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that Larry Puckett is hereby re-appointed to fill said vacancy effective immediately and said 17
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term shall expire on September 30, 2030, or until his successor is duly qualified and 19
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appointed. 21
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ADOPTED THIS 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER, 2024. 23
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By: Lora Lee Boone, President 27
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AUTHENTICATED THIS 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER, 2024. 30
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By: Paula G. Barlow 34
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RESOLUTION BOOK 2024-B, PAGE 64
RESOLUTION 1
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[To Grant a Lounge Retail Liquor - Class II (Package) License for Bhavani 2024 Inc. d/b/a 3
Sams Wine and Spirits.] 4
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{Sponsored By: Councilor Whaley} 6
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WHEREAS, Bhavani 2024 Inc. d/b/a Sams Wine and Spirits has applied for a Lounge 8
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Retail Liquor – Class II (Package) license for a business that will be located at 681 McQueen 10
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Smith Road, Prattville, AL 36066, which will be a package store; and 12
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WHEREAS, a public hearing was set by Resolution Book 2024-A, Page 223, on 14
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September 3, 2024, and held October 1, 2024, at 6:00 p.m., and that at such time and place 16
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all persons who desired had an opportunity to be heard in favor of or in opposition to such 18
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Prattville 22
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hereby approves the issuance of a Lounge Retail Liquor - Class II (Package) license to 24
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Bhavani 2024 Inc. d/b/a Sams Wine and Spirits, for the business that will be located at 681 26
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McQueen Smith Road, Prattville, AL 36066. 28
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ADOPTED THIS 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER, 2024. 30
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By: Lora Lee Boone, President 34
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AUTHENTICATED THIS 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER, 2024. 37
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By: Paula G. Barlow 41
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RESOLUTION BOOK 2024-B, PAGE 64
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[To Amend Ordinance Book 2011, Page 024, Ordinance Book 2016-A, Page 009 and 3
Ordinance Book 2020, Page 005 to Re-Describe the Legal Descriptions of City Council 4
Districts Pursuant to 2020 Federal Census and Designate Voting Locations.] 5
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{Sponsored By: Council President Boone} 7
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WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution Book 2023-B, Page 272, on December 19, 2023, 9
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the City Council of the City of Prattville established Redistricting Guidelines and Milestones for 11
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the 2024 Redistricting Process in accordance with the 2020 Federal Census. 13
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED that Ordinance Book 2011, Page 024, 15
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Ordinance Book 2016-A, Page 009 and Ordinance Book Page 2020, Page 005 are hereby 17
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amended pursuant to the 2020 Federal Census and the City Council districts are those areas 19
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within the Corporate Limits re-described by the Legal Description as follows: 21
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COUNCIL DISTRICT 1 23
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As the point of beginning, start at the intersection of W 6th Street and Upper Kingston Road; 25
run north along Upper Kingston Road to Gardner Road; run east on Gardner Road to the 26
Prattville City Corporate Limits; following the Prattville City Corporate Limits north and east and 27
in a counterclockwise direction along the Prattville City Corporate Limits to where the Prattville 28
City Corporate Limits join Old Autaugaville Road immediately south of US Hwy 82; run 29
northeast along Old Autaugaville Road and Gin Shop Hill Road to Cook Road; run southeast 30
along Cook Road to Fireside Drive; run southeast along Fireside Drive to Kindlewood Drive; 31
run northeast along Kindlewood Drive to the eastern boundary of Hearthstone Estates Phase 32
2 subdivision, as recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate of Autauga County in Book 33
2007, Page 24; run north along said eastern boundary and continue in a northerly direction to 34
the southeast corner of Lot 6 of Block 2 and the eastern boundary of Deer Wood subdivision 35
as recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate of Autauga County in Book 3, Page 94; run 36
north along said eastern boundary to the northeast corner of Lot 1 of Block 2 of said Deer Wood 37
subdivision and Quail Run; run east along Quail Run to Deer Trace; run northeast along Deer 38
Trace to Pletcher Street; run northwest along Pletcher Street to Maple Street; run northwest 39
along Maple Street to Bridge Street; run northeast along Bridge Street to W Main Street; run 40
east along W Main Street to Chestnut Street; run south along Chestnut Street to 1st Street; run 41
east along 1st Street to Washington Street; run north along Washington Street to 3rd Street; run 42
east along 3rd Street to S Northington Street; run north along S Northington Street to the Norfolk 43
Southern Railroad; run northwest along the Norfolk Southern Railroad to E 6th Street; run west 44
along E 6th Street and W 6th Street to Upper Kingston Road, being the point of beginning. 45
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As the point of beginning, start at the intersection of W 6th Street and Upper Kingston Road; 50
run northwest along Upper Kingston Road to Gardner Road; run east along Gardner Road to 51
the Prattville City Corporate Limits; run north along the Prattville City Corporate Limits in a 52
clockwise direction to where the Prattville City Corporate Limits join Gardner Road; run east 53
along Gardner Road to Martin Luther King Jr Drive; run south along Martin Luther King Jr Dr 54
to Ridgewood Road; run east along Ridgewood Road to Mt Airy Drive; run south along Mt Airy 55
Drive to Magnolia Drive; run southeast along Magnolia Drive to E 6th Street; run southwest 56
along E 6th Street to Woodvale Road; run south along Woodvale Road to Wetumpka Street; 57
run west along Wetumpka Street to the Norfolk Southern Railroad; run southeast along the 58
Norfolk Southern Railroad to E Main Street; run west along E Main Street to New Moon Drive; 59
run south along New Moon Drive to Hallmark Drive; run south along Hallmark Drive to Mobile 60
Drive; run southwest along Mobile Drive to Doster Road; run northwest along Doster Road to 61
Water Street; run east along Water Street to Pratt Street; run north along Pratt Street to E Main 62
Street; run west along E Main Street to Moncrief Street; run north along Moncrief to 3rd Street; 63
run west along 3rd Street to Northington Street; run north along Northington Street to the Norfolk 64
Southern Railroad; run northwest along the Norfolk Southern Railroad to W 6th Street; run west 1
along W 6th Street to Upper Kingston Road, being the point of beginning. 2
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Southern Section 6
As the point of beginning, start at the intersection of Cook Road and Gin Shop Hill Road; run 7
southeast along Cook Road to Fireside Drive; run south along Fireside Drive to Hearthstone 8
Drive; run south along Hearthstone Drive to US Hwy 82; run east along US Hwy 82 to the 9
Norfolk Southern Railroad; run northwest along the Norfolk Southern Railroad to Doster Road; 10
run northeast along Doster Road to S Memorial Drive; run southeast along S Memorial Drive 11
to US Hwy 82; run east along US Hwy 82 to Fay Branch; run south along the Fay Branch to 12
Cooter’s Pond Road; run west along Cooter’s Pond Road to Pine Creek Road; run north along 13
Pine Creek Road to Angela Street; run west along Angela Street to Murfee Drive; run south 14
along Murfee Drive to S Memorial Drive; run south along S Memorial Drive to County Road 4; 15
run west along County Road 4 to the Prattville City Corporate Limits; run northwesterly along 16
the Prattville City Corporate Limits in a counterclockwise direction to where the Prattville City 17
Corporate Limits join Old Autaugaville Road; run northeast along Old Autaugaville Road and 18
Gin Shop Hill Road to Cook Road, being the point of beginning. 19
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As the point of beginning, start at the intersection of N Memorial Drive and Skidmore Avenue; 23
run north along N Memorial Drive to the Prattville City Corporate Limits; run easterly along the 24
Prattville City Corporate Limits in a clockwise direction to where the Prattville City Corporate 25
Limits cross the Autauga County and Elmore County boundary; run south along said county 26
boundary to Fairview Avenue; run west along Fairview Avenue to Old Farm Way; run south 27
along Old Farm Way to Covered Bridge Parkway; run south along Covered Bridge Parkway to 28
the eastern tributary of Pine Creek; run southwesterly along the eastern tributary of Pine Creek 29
to the southeast corner of Section 2, T-17-N, R-16-E, also being the southeast corner of the 30
Glynwood Baptist Church property; run north along said section line and Glynwood Baptist 31
Church property line to the southeast corner of Lot 19C and the southern boundary of Autauga 32
Station Subdivision Plat No. 4 as recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate of Autauga 33
County in Book 5, Page 234; run west along said southern boundary to McQueen Smith Road; 34
run south along McQueen Smith Road to the southeast corner of Lot 1 of Block 2 and the 35
southern boundary of Riverchase Phase I subdivision as recorded in the Office of the Judge of 36
Probate of Autauga County in Book 4, Page 100; run west along said southern boundary to the 37
southeast corner of Lot 1 of Block 3 and the southern boundary of Riverchase Phase II as 38
recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate of Autauga County in Book 5, Page 18; run west 39
along said southern boundary to the southeast corner of Lot 14 and the southern boundary of 40
Riverchase Phase 4 subdivision as recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate of Autauga 41
County in Book 5, Page 137; run west along said southern boundary to Jasmine Trail; run north 42
along Jasmine Trail to Fairview Avenue; run west along Fairview Avenue to Diane Drive; run 43
southeast along Diane Drive to old Fairview Avenue (old Hwy 14); run west along old Fairview 44
Avenue to Fairview Avenue; run west along Fairview Avenue to Edgewood Avenue; run west 45
along Edgewood Avenue to Walker Street; run north along Walker Street to Skidmore Avenue; 46
run west along Skidmore Avenue to N Memorial Drive, being the point of beginning. 47
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As the point of beginning, start at the intersection of Cobbs Ford Road and the Autauga County 51
and Elmore County boundary; run north along said county boundary to Covered Bridge 52
Parkway; run southwesterly along Covered Bridge Parkway to the eastern tributary of Pine 53
Creek; run southwesterly along the eastern tributary of Pine Creek to the southeast corner of 54
Section 2, T-17-N, R-16-E, also being the southeast corner of the Glynwood Baptist Church 55
property; run north along said section line to the southeast corner of Lot 19C and the southern 56
boundary of Autauga Station Subdivision Plat No. 4 as recorded in the Office of the Judge of 57
Probate of Autauga County in Book 5, Page 234; run westerly along said southern boundary 58
to McQueen Smith Road; run south along McQueen Smith Road to the southeast corner of Lot 59
1 of Block 2 and the southern boundary of Riverchase Phase I subdivision as recorded in the 60
Office of the Judge of Probate of Autauga County in Book 4, Page 100; run west along said 61
southern boundary to the southeast corner of Lot 1 of Block 3 and the southern boundary of 62
Riverchase Phase II as recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate of Autauga County in 63
Book 5, Page 18; run west along said southern boundary to the southeast corner of Lot 14 and 64
the southern boundary of Riverchase Phase 4 subdivision as recorded in the Office of the 1
Judge of Probate of Autauga County in Book 5, Page 137; run west along said southern 2
boundary to Jasmine Trail; run north along Jasmine Trail to Fairview Avenue; run west along 3
Fairview Avenue to Pine Creek; run south along Pine Creek to E Main Street; run east along E 4
Main Street and Cobbs Ford Road to the county boundary, being the point of beginning. 5
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As the point of beginning, start at the intersection of Fairview Avenue and Old Farm Way; run 9
northeast along Fairview Avenue to the Autauga County and Elmore County boundary; run 10
north along said county boundary to the Prattville City Corporate Limits; run southeasterly along 11
the Prattville City Corporate Limits in a clockwise direction to where the Prattville City Corporate 12
Limits join County Road 4; run east along County Road 4 to S Memorial Drive; run north along 13
S Memorial Drive to Murfee Drive; run east and north along Murfee Drive to Angela Street; run 14
east along Angela Street to Pine Creek Road; run south along Pine Creek Road to Cooter’s 15
Pond Road; run east along Cooter’s Pond Road to Fay Branch; run northerly along Fay Branch 16
to US Hwy 82; run southwest along US Hwy 82 to S Memorial Drive; run northwest along S 17
Memorial Drive to Overlook Drive; run northeast along Overlook Drive to Beth Manor Drive; run 18
east along Beth Manor Drive to Teri Lane; run north and in a clockwise direction around Teri 19
Lane to Jay Street; run east along Jay Street to Sheila Boulevard; run north along Sheila 20
Boulevard to Tara Drive; run west along Tara Drive to Sweet Ridge Road; run south and west 21
along Sweet Ridge Road to Silver Hills Drive; run north along Silver Hills Drive to Summer 22
Lane; run east along Summer Lane to Sheila Boulevard; run north along Sheila Boulevard to 23
E Main Street; run east along E Main Street and Cobbs Ford Road to the Autauga County and 24
Elmore County boundary; run north along said county boundary to Covered Bridge Parkway; 25
run southwest and then north along Covered Bridge Parkway to Old Farm Way; run northwest 26
along Old Farm Way to Fairview Ave, being the point of beginning. 27
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As the point of beginning, start at the intersection of S Memorial Drive and Overlook Drive; run 31
northeast along Overlook Drive to Beth Manor Drive; run east along Beth Manor Drive to Teri 32
Lane; run north and in a clockwise direction around Teri Lane to Jay Street; run east along Jay 33
Street to Sheila Boulevard; run north along Sheila Boulevard to Tara Drive; run west along Tara 34
Drive to Sweet Ridge Road; run south and west along Sweet Ridge Road to Silver Hills Drive; 35
run north along Silver Hills Drive to Summer Lane; run east along Summer Lane to Sheila 36
Boulevard; run north along Sheila Boulevard to E Main Street; run west along E Main Street to 37
Pine Creek; run north along Pine Creek to Fairview Avenue; run southwest along Fairview 38
Avenue to Diane Drive; run southeast along Diane Drive to old Fairview Avenue (old Hwy 14); 39
run west along old Fairview Avenue to Fairview Avenue; run southwest along Fairview Avenue 40
to Edgewood Avenue; run west along Edgewood Avenue to Walker Street; run north along 41
Walker Street to Skidmore Avenue; run west along Skidmore Avenue to N Memorial Drive; run 42
north along N Memorial Drive to the Prattville City Corporate Limits; run westerly along the 43
Prattville City Corporate Limits in a counterclockwise direction to where the Prattville City 44
Corporate Limits join Martin Luther King Jr Drive; run south along Martin Luther King Jr Drive 45
to Ridgewood Road; run east along Ridgewood Road to Mt Airy Drive; run south along Mt Airy 46
Drive to Joan Lane; run east along Joan Lane to Fern Street; run south along Fern Street to 47
Mimosa Road; run east then south along Mimosa Road to Cherry Drive; run east along Cherry 48
Drive to Woodvale Road; run south along Woodvale Road to Camellia Drive; run southeast 49
along Camellia Drive to N Memorial Drive; run south along N Memorial Drive and S Memorial 50
Drive to Overlook Drive, being the point of beginning. 51
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As the point of beginning, start at the intersection of Mt Airy Drive and Joan Lane; run south 55
along Mt Airy Drive to Magnolia Drive; run southeast along Magnolia Drive to E 6th Street; run 56
west along E 6th Street to Woodvale Road; run south along Woodvale Road to Wetumpka 57
Street; run west along Wetumpka Street to the Norfolk Southern Railroad; run southeasterly 58
along the Norfolk Southern Railroad to E Main Street; run west along E Main Street to New 59
Moon Drive; run south along New Moon Drive to Hallmark Drive; run west and south along 60
Hallmark Drive to Mobile Drive; run west along Mobile Drive to Doster Road; run north along 61
Doster Road to Water Street; run east along Water Street to Pratt Street; run north along Pratt 62
Street to E Main Street; run west along E Main Street to Moncrief Street; run north along 63
Moncrief Street to E 3rd Street; run west along E 3rd Street to Washington Street; run south 64
along Washington Street to 1st Street; run west along 1st Street to Chestnut Street; run north 1
along Chestnut Street to W Main Street; run west along W Main Street to Bridge Street; run 2
southwest along Bridge Street to Maple Street; run southeast along Maple Street to Pletcher 3
Street; run southeast on Pletcher Street to Deer Trace; run southwest along Deer Trace to 4
Quail Run; run northwest and west along Quail Run to the northeast corner of Lot 1 of Block 2 5
and the eastern boundary of Deer Wood subdivision as recorded in the Office of the Judge of 6
Probate of Autauga County in Book 3, Page 94; run south along said eastern boundary to the 7
southeast corner and eastern boundary of Lot 6 of Block 2 of said Deer Wood subdivision; 8
continue south to the northeast corner of Lot 43 and the eastern boundary of Hearthstone 9
Estates Phase 2 subdivision, as recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate of Autauga 10
County in Book 2007, Page 24; run south along said eastern boundary to Kindlewood Drive; 11
run southwest along Kindlewood Drive to Fireside Drive; run south then west along Fireside 12
Drive to Hearthstone Drive; run south along Hearthstone Drive to US Hwy 82; run southeast 13
and easterly along US Hwy 82 to the Norfolk Southern Railroad; run north along the Norfolk 14
Southern Railroad to Doster Road; run northeast along Doster Road to S Memorial Drive; run 15
northwest along S Memorial Drive and N Memorial Drive to Camellia Drive; run northwest along 16
Camellia Drive to Woodvale Road; run north along Woodvale Road to Cherry Drive; run west 17
along Cherry Drive to Mimosa Road; run north then west on Mimosa Road to Fern Street; run 18
north on Fern Street to Joan Lane; run west on Joan Lane to Mt Airy Drive, being the point of 19
beginning. 20
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BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that the following places are hereby designated as 22
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voting locations for each of the seven election districts in the City of Prattville, Alabama: 24
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District 1: Prattville Area Chamber of Commerce 26
131 N. Court Street 27
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District 2: First Missionary Baptist Church 29
192 Seventh Street 30
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Public Works Training Facility 32
1825 Cooters Pond Road 33
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District 3: Central Alabama Community College 35
1320 Old Ridge Road 36
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District 4: Glynwood Baptist Church 38
376 McQueen Smith Road 39
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District 5: Heritage Baptist Church 41
1357 S. Memorial Drive 42
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District 6: Trinity United Methodist Church 44
610 Fairview Drive 45
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District 7: Doster Community Center 47
424 S. Northington Street 48
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THE purpose of this amendment is to adjust district boundary lines pursuant to the 2020 50
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Federal Census in accordance with the §11-40-8, Code of Alabama, 1975, as amended. 52
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ALL Ordinances or parts of Ordinances that conflict with this Ordinance are hereby 54
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THE provisions of this Ordinance are severable. If any part of this Ordinance is 58
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declared invalid or unconstitutional, such declaration shall not affect the part which remains. 60
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Ordinance Book 2011, Page 024, as if set forth in full herein. 64
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ADOPTED THIS 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER, 2024. 5
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ORDINANCE BOOK 2024, PAGE ___ 64
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[To Amend City of Prattville Code of Ordinances Chapter 66 - Utilities, Article IV. – Solid 3
Waste, Divisions 1, 2 and 3 and Establish Division 4.] 4
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{Sponsored By: Councilor Chambers} 6
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BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Prattville, that Chapter 66 - Utilities, 8
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Article IV. – Solid Waste, Divisions 1, 2 and 3, Sections 66-387 through 66-495, City of 10
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Prattville Code of Ordinances is hereby amended as follows: 12
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DIVISION 1. - GENERALLY 14
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Sec. 66-387. - Definitions. 16
The following words, terms and phrases when used in this article, shall have the meanings 17
ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different 18
meaning: 19
Approved container means any watertight receptacle or container approved by the City and 20
equipped with a tight-fitting lid or cover with one or more handles by which the same may 21
conveniently be lifted or moved. The approved container shall be suitable for pickup and 22
dumping by hydraulic lift or hoist. 23
Bulk waste means large appliances, mattresses, furniture, bicycles, do-it-yourself 24
construction debris, or other bulky items. 25
Collection day means the day or days during Monday through Friday of each week which 26
the City has designated as the day for curbside collection of garbage or trash in a particular 27
area of the City. 28
Curbside means the area in front of the premises immediately behind the curb or street; and 29
where there is no curb or gutter, that area in front of the premises nearest and most 30
convenient to the traveled portion of the street, the use of which will not block, hinder or 31
obstruct, vehicular or other traffic lawfully using the street or in another location as otherwise 32
specified by the Sanitation Director. Where alleys provide access suitable for garbage pickup, 33
the words "curbside" shall also mean the area in the rear of the premises most convenient to 34
the traveled portion of the alley, the use of which will not block, hinder, or obstruct vehicular 35
travel or other traffic lawfully using the alley. 36
Garbage means all household waste including discarded food, animal and vegetable matter, 37
and small debris. 38
Occupant means any person, firm, or corporation who, as owner, tenant, occupant, or agent 39
of either, resides upon or makes use of any premises within the City; the person who has 40
obligated themselves for utility charges, until released by the City. 41
Premises means any dwelling, residence, flat, rooming house, apartment house, hospital, 42
school, hotel, club, restaurant, boardinghouse, eating place, shop, church, place of business, 43
manufacturing establishment, courthouse, jail, City hall, post office or other public building. 44
Rubbish means all nonputrescible solid wastes, consisting of both combustible and 45
noncombustible wastes, such as paper, cardboard, glass, crockery, excelsior, cloth, and 46
similar materials. 47
Sanitary landfill means a controlled area of land upon which solid waste is deposited. 48
Trash means all trash including yard debris and bulk waste. Yard debris and bulk waste 49
should be placed in two separate piles 50
Yard debris means tree or shrubbery leaves, trimmings, limbs, straw, and grass clippings. 51
Sec. 66-388. - Unauthorized removal of garbage, trash, or other like material from 52
approved container or bag. 53
It shall be unlawful for any person to remove any garbage, trash, or other like material from 54
any approved bag, container, or along any curbside after it has been placed therein, except 55
under the orders of an officer, agent, or employee of the Sanitation Department or by some 56
other person removing the same for disposal. 57
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DIVISION 2. - MUNICIPAL COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL SERVICE 1
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Sec. 66-419. - Collection, hauling, and disposal of service established; collection 3
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There is hereby established in the City a garbage and trash collection, hauling and disposal 5
service to be operated by the Sanitation Department or a designee of the City. The collection, 6
hauling, and disposal of garbage and trash shall be performed by the Sanitation Department 7
no less frequently than once per week for both garbage and trash in residential areas unless 8
otherwise specified herein, and once a week in all business areas. The schedule is subject 9
to change due to legal holidays or weather conditions. 10
Sec. 66-420. - Collection and disposal service in areas designated to use an approved 11
container. 12
Garbage pickup at residences located in the City and designated to use an approved 13
container, shall be provided garbage service under the following provisions: 14
(1) Each residence covered by this section shall be required to place all garbage in the 15
container provided or approved by the City for collection. Such containers must be behind 16
the curb or street. In the case where there is no curb, street, or gutter, container shall be 17
placed in an area in front of the premises nearest and most convenient to the traveled portion 18
of the street, and the use of which will not block, hinder or obstruct, vehicular or other traffic 19
lawfully using the street or in another location as specified by the Sanitation Director. Where 20
alleys provide access suitable for garbage pickup, the words "curbside" shall also mean the 21
area in the rear of the premises most convenient to the traveled portion of the alley, the use 22
of which will not block, hinder, or obstruct vehicular travel or other traffic lawfully using the 23
alley. 24
(2) No collection personnel shall enter any premises for the collection of garbage. Only 25
garbage, as defined by this article, shall be placed in such container. 26
(3) Containers may be placed for pickup only on the day scheduled for pickup and containers 27
must be in place by 7:00 a.m. All containers must be removed from the street by the end of 28
the scheduled pickup day. (Missed pickups due to containers not being placed on time will 29
incur a fee to reschedule the pickup.) 30
(4) Any occupant who is a full-time resident and who is disabled to the extent of being unable 31
to move the approved container to the curb and who obtains a physician's certificate as to 32
this disability shall not be required to place the container at the curb. The physician's 33
certificate shall be mailed to the Sanitation Director for appropriate notification of the pickup 34
crews. 35
(5) Garbage at residences covered under this section shall be scheduled for pickup one day 36
each week. 37
(6) The City shall provide each such residence one container at no cost. Containers that are 38
unserviceable due to age or normal wear and tear shall be replaced by the City. Residents 39
shall be charged for containers otherwise damaged. 40
(7) Residents may purchase an additional container from the City and shall be charged for 41
the price of the container. Any such container shall be the personal property of the resident. 42
(8) Any resident placing two containers for pickup shall be charged an additional $10.00 per 43
month for such additional pickup. 44
(9) Residences subject to this section shall pay the monthly fee for residential garbage and 45
trash collection as set by the City. Where possible, such billing shall be provided by the 46
waterworks serving such residences, otherwise, such residences shall be billed directly by 47
the City. 48
Sec. 66-421. - Trash and brush collection. 49
(a) All trash shall be behind the curb or street as defined in Section 66-387. 50
(b)Trash described as yard debris in Section 66-387 shall be containerized in tightly sealed 51
bags or cardboard boxes, each not exceeding 50 pounds in weight and placed behind the 52
curb or street. 53
(c) It shall be unlawful to put trash described as yard debris in Section 66-387 in any street. 54
All limbs must be shorter than four feet in length and be placed with all tops facing the same 55
direction, in a neat pile near the curb or street. Tree or shrubbery leaves, straw, and grass 56
clippings shall be kept separate from limbs and other bulk waste as defined in Section 66-57
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(d) All empty boxes shall be broken down and stacked in an orderly fashion before collection 59
by the Sanitation Department. 60
(e) Trash as defined in Section 66-387 shall be collected Monday through Friday of each 61
week on a day which the City has designated as the day for curbside trash collection in a 62
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(f) When the amount of trash as defined in Section 66-387 contains yard debris that would 1
exceed one-fourth of a trailer load, approximately five cubic yards or more, or any bulk waste, 2
it requires a special collection. The resident shall call the Sanitation Department to schedule 3
the special collection pick up. For bulk waste, there will be a collection charge based on the 4
current rate of disposal. This rate will be determined annually by the Sanitation Director. 5
Where the quantity hauled is less than a truckload, the collection charge will be prorated. 6
Sec. 66-422. - Dumping garbage or trash in sanitary landfill. 7
It shall be unlawful for any person to dump or cause to be dumped any garbage or trash upon 8
any property other than a sanitary landfill, as defined in Section 66-387, or the recycling 9
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Sec. 66-423. - Proximity of garbage containers to buildings. 11
Every approved garbage container used for the storage of garbage and trash as defined 12
by Section 66-387 shall be unattached to any building and not less than ten feet from any 13
combustible building. 14
Sec. 66-424. - Placement of garbage containers by business establishments. 15
All approved containers placed for collection by the Sanitation Department from business 16
establishments shall be placed as in a location determined by the Sanitation Department on 17
the day and between the hours designated by such department. 18
Sec. 66-425. - Containers required for disposal of garbage and trash; private commercial 19
removal; placing at curb. 20
(a) It shall be the duty of every person in possession, charge or control of any premises where 21
garbage or other nonputrescible waste is created or accumulated to, at all times, keep or 22
cause to be kept a sufficient number of approved containers for deposit therein of garbage to 23
prevent the spreading or scattering of such garbage upon such premises. 24
(b) It shall be the duty of every person in possession, charge or control of any premises where 25
garbage is created or accumulated, and, in case of multiple dwellings or multiple business 26
occupancy, the owner of such premises, to at all times keep or cause to be kept a sufficient 27
number of approved garbage containers for the deposit of garbage to prevent the spreading 28
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(c) Containers meeting the requirements and specifications as indicated in subsection (a) of 30
this section and other containers larger than six cubic yards in capacity, conforming to the 31
specifications as approved by the Sanitation Director, may be serviced private contractors 32
having a current City of Prattville business license to render such service to commercial 33
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(d) Private solid waste disposal businesses shall only service commercial establishments or 35
multi business, multi dwelling, or apartment complexes that elect consolidated collection in 36
lieu of individual residential collection. 37
Sec. 66-426. - Maintenance of access, obstacles, and free of hazards. 38
Where commercial collections are made from private alleys and access ways, the owners 39
and operators of such commercial establishments shall maintain the approaches as to 40
prevent hazards and obstacles to Sanitation personnel or equipment. Failure to comply with 41
this provision after notification by the Sanitation Department will cause service to be 42
discontinued until hazards or obstacles are removed. 43
Sec. 66-427. - Removal of dead animals, animal wastes. 44
(a) Dead animals of not more than 50 pounds in weight will be picked up by the dead animal 45
crews during normal business hours. All animals over 50 pounds must be removed within 12 46
hours by the owner. It shall be unlawful for any person to throw or put any dead animal into 47
the streets, lanes, alleys, parkways, or rights-of-way. 48
(b) It shall be the duty of those places of business which treat, handle, keep, or dispose of 49
animals to remove all dead animals from their premises to a sanitary landfill under the same 50
regulations as apply in subsection (a) of this section. 51
(c) Animal wastes to be removed by the Sanitation Department must be placed by the curb 52
in sealed airtight bags. 53
Sec. 66-428. - Schedule of service. 54
For services to be rendered monthly, and on the first day of each month and continuing 55
monthly thereafter, the following charges shall be paid to the City by every household for the 56
collection, hauling, and depositing of garbage and trash: 57
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a. $21.00 per month, effective October 1, 2021 for the first container. 59
b. There will be an additional $10.00 charge per month, for any occupant placing two City-60
issued containers on the curb or street. (Second container initial fee to be determined by 61
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that would exceed one-fourth of a trailer load, approximately five cubic yards or more, or 2
any bulk waste requires a special collection. The business shall call the Sanitation 3
Department to schedule the special collection pick up to be charge based on the current 4
rate of disposal. This rate will be determined annually by the Sanitation Director. Where 5
the quantity hauled is less than a truckload, the collection charge will be prorated. 6
c. $150.00 per month for each 8-yard cardboard recycling dumpster for private business 7
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(a) Payment of the charge for garbage and trash service, as provided in this article, shall be 10
made to the Waterworks Board. Statements for garbage and trash service will be mailed by 11
the Waterworks Board with its regular billing for water service. Such bills shall be due and 12
payable during the month such service is rendered. The Waterworks Board shall not exempt 13
payment of any utility bill unless the charge imposed by this article is also paid. Delinquency 14
in payment of such charge may result in the termination of garbage and trash service. 15
(b) Any person in whose name a water or gas meter is listed or registered, and whose sole 16
source of income is Social Security benefits may apply for an exemption, from the payment 17
of any fees, for one trash container, provided the household seeking to claim the exemption 18
shall present proof of income to the County Health Officer no later than the first billing date 19
of any calendar year in which the exemption is desired. The exemption shall apply only so 20
long as the household's sole source of income is Social Security and shall be requested each 21
year in which the exemption is desired. 22
(c) Any person in whose name a water meter or gas meter is listed or registered, who shall 23
state in writing and under oath that such person is over the age of 65 and is on a fixed income, 24
which is defined as living solely on Social Security benefits, disability benefits included, and 25
in proceeds from retirement benefits, and who is not gainfully employed, shall be granted a 26
$2.00 discount from the prevailing fees for garbage handling and pickup service. 27
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The Sanitation Department can schedule special collection pickups and charge based on the 31
current commercial rate of disposal for contractors. This rate will be determined annually by 32
the Sanitation Director. Where the quantity hauled is less than a truckload, the collection 33
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Building debris, such as scrap lumber, plaster, roofing, concrete, brickbats, and sanding dust, 37
resulting from the construction, repair, remodeling, removal, or demolition of any building or 38
appurtenances on private property, dirt, stumps, and tree trunks will not be collected by the 39
Sanitation Department, but the owner shall cause such waste to be privately moved. 40
Sec. 66-460. - Responsibility of property owner or contractor for debris caused by 41
construction of new building. 42
The City shall not be responsible for the collection and hauling of rubbish, building materials, 43
garbage, trash, or other debris from private property to, during, or subsequent to construction 44
of new buildings of whatever type prior to occupancy. Such material shall be removed by the 45
owner of such property or the contractor responsible for accumulation of the same. 46
Sec. 66-461. - Fence companies, tree surgeons, and nurseries, to remove debris after 47
completing work on private premises. 48
(a) It shall be the responsibility of all licensed fence companies, tree surgeons, nurseries, or 49
similar businesses doing work on private property to remove from premises all residue and 50
debris resulting from such work 51
(b) Bagged grass clippings, pine straw, tree and shrubbery leaves from routine weekly 52
maintenance of property shall be exempt from this section. 53
Sec. 66-462. - Required license; equipment; compliance. 54
Private contractors must obtain a City of Prattville business license on an annual basis as 55
defined in Chapter 38, Article V, Business License and Taxes. The license will only be issued 56
to contractors having the proper type of equipment for commercial collection. Such license 57
will authorize the contractor to salvage, collect, haul, and dispose of garbage, rubbish, trash, 58
and other such substances as defined by this article, within the Corporate Limits of the City. 59
The contractor shall be in compliance with Code Ala. 1975, Title 22, Ch. 27, Art. 1 (Code of 60
Ala. 1975, 22-27-1 et seq.) 61
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authority to assess the following schedule of fines upon violation: 9
• First Violation: A fine of $100.00 may be assessed after a first violation of this 10
Ordinance. 11
• Second Violation: A fine of $200.00 may be assessed after a second violation of this 12
Ordinance. 13
• Third or Subsequent Violation: For a third or subsequent violation of this Ordinance, 14
occurring following thirty days after the finding of a second violation, a fine of $500.00 15
may be assessed and the matter may be adjudicated through the municipal court, 16
wherein additional fines and/or penalties may be imposed upon conviction. 17
If after a ninety-day period, all violations of this Ordinance have been rectified and no 18
additional violations have occurred during the ninety-day period, then any further violations 19
of this Ordinance will be assessed as a first violation. 20
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Brown M.D. for the Fire Department at an Annual Cost Not to Exceed $9,000.00.] 4
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[To Set a Public Hearing to Rezone Property Located Inside the Corporate Limits East of
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THAT the zoning ordinance of the City of Prattville, Alabama, and the zoning map are 5
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hereby amended to reclassify the property described in Attachment “A” from FAR to B-2; and 7
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THAT this proposed Ordinance and a synopsis were advertised for two (2) weeks in the 9
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Montgomery Advertiser, a newspaper of general circulation within the Corporate Limits of the 11
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City of Prattville, and that the City Council at its Public Hearing on November 5, 2024, at 6:00 13
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