Huntsville, AL
HuntsvilleAL averageUS Census ACS
Typical home value $290,453 +0.9% yr/yr · +16.2% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
Próximas reuniones
Thu Aug 27, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Reuniones recientes
Thu Aug 13, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
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Texto extraído del documento oficial de la agenda (extracción automatizada — puede contener errores).
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, August 13, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember David Little
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on July 23, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-800
2026_07_23 FINAL.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution honoring Toni Terrell for excellence in broadcasting and
community service.
Resolution No. 26-669
2026-801
Sponsors:
Watkins
TT Resolution.pdf
Attachments:
b.
Resolution honoring Huntsville’s immigrant community.
Resolution No. 26-670
2026-867
Sponsors:
Meredith
Huntsville Immigrant Community complete.pdf
Attachments:
Page 1 of 15
City Council Regular Meeting
Agenda
August 13, 2026
c.
Resolution honoring Colonel Erin Eike for her leadership and service to
Redstone Arsenal and the Huntsville community.
Resolution No. 26-671
2026-802
Sponsors:
Watkins and Robinson
Eike .pdf
Attachments:
d.
Resolution honoring the Low Profile Car …
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Thu Jul 23, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
Huntsville City Council to hold public hearings on multiple rezoning requests
The City Council will conduct public hearings on three zoning changes, including a 505.03-acre request for a housing district. The body will also address public nuisance abatements and prepare for the August 25, 2026, municipal election.
- Rezoning of 505.03 acres north of Bob Wade Ln. and east/west of Mt. Lebanon Rd. to Planned Development - Housing District
- Public hearings for nuisance removal at 2117 Ridgeway St. SW and 13032 Chaney Thompson Rd. SE
- Zoning of 2.41 acres west of Old Big Cove Road to Residence 2 District
- Zoning of 2.47 acres south of Old Hwy 20 and east of Greenbrier Pkway to Commercial Industrial Park District
- Construction Agreement with ALDOT for bridge replacement on Sparkman Drive over Pinhook Creek
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Welcome everyone. It is Thursday, July 23rd, 2026, 5:30 p.m., and this meeting of the Huntsville City Council is called to order. We are met in the chambers City Hall in Huntsville, Alabama, we welcome everyone who has joined us here in the chambers and who is joining us remotely, um, you may notice that our numbers are down a bit tonight, we miss Mayor Battle and Council member David Little there, both out of town, and we look forward to having them rejoin. Us at our next meeting, uh, but be assured a quorum of the council is present, and we will conduct our business tonight. We will begin by an invocation offered by one of our Huntsville, Alabama public safety chaplains Chaplain Scott Lowry, he will be followed by Pledge of Allegiance, uh, which we led by council member Bill Kling, all who wish to stand for the invocation and pledge, please do so. It's been a privilege to serve this my 20th year as a volunteer police chaplain, we've seen a lot happen. I stood beside Mayor Battle in the hallway of UAH when there were no words to speak 16 years ago, we've seen God bless this community tremendously, may we never take those blessings for granted. Let's pray. Father, we Come before you with thanksgiving. I thank you for the privilege of living and ministering in a progressive community, but also a community with um Moral value, I pray God that you will give our leaders continued wisdom, help us never to take the blessing of living where we live for granted, but to understand tha …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5:30 PM Thursday, July 23, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Bill Kling
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on July 9, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-737
Sponsors: City Clerk
b. Minutes of the Work Session of the City Council held on July 10, 2026. (Minutes
Received)
2026-738
Sponsors: City Clerk
5. MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
6. COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a. Resolution honoring the 10th Cavalry Hill Buffalo Soldiers American
Legion Post 351 for over 60 years of Service to the Huntsville
Community.
Resolution No. 26-616
2026-739
Sponsors: Watkins
Buffalo Soldiers 072326.pdfAttachments:
Page 1 of 13
City Council Regular Meeting Agenda July 23, 2026
b. Resolution recognizing National Health Center Week 2026.
Resolution No. 26-617
2026-740
Sponsors: Watkins
Alabama Health Svs.pdfAttachments:
Resolutions for Approval Only
c. Resolution recognizing and celebrating the 150th anniversary of Templ …
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Fri Jul 10, 2026 · 10:00 AM
City Council Work Session
El Concejo Municipal discutirá el presupuesto para el año fiscal 2027
El Concejo Municipal de Huntsville llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo para discutir y proporcionar comentarios sobre la propuesta del presupuesto para el año fiscal 2027. La reunión está programada para el 10 de julio de 2026, a las 10:00 AM en las Cámaras del Concejo Municipal.
- Discusión de la propuesta del Presupuesto para el año fiscal 2027
- Sesión de trabajo del Concejo Municipal
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 10:00 AM Friday, July 10, 2026
WORK SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. DISCUSSION
a. Council will discuss and offer input on the proposed FY 2027 Budget.
2. ADJOURNMENT
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available for review with the official agenda package at the City Clerk's Office at 308 Fountain Circle, Huntsville, AL, after
the meeting has concluded.
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matters to be brought before for the City Council. Reports and attachments including, but not limited to, pictures, plans,
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agenda on this website.
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Thu Jul 9, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
El Concejo creará un nuevo Distrito de Financiamiento por Incremento de Impuestos (TIFD 9) para el desarrollo
El Concejo Municipal votará sobre la creación del Distrito de Financiamiento por Incremento de Impuestos 9 y la adopción de su plan de proyecto, junto con la rezonificación de dos grandes parcelas cerca de University Drive y Capshaw Road. Otras acciones incluyen la enmienda al impuesto de alojamiento, el establecimiento de una política de gratificaciones para proveedores, el cambio de las reglas de la comisión de árboles y la anexión de 2.62 acres en Old Monrovia Road. El concejo también llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre propiedades molestas en 6026 Lincoya Dr. NW y una demolición en 3208 Tenth Ave. SW, y considerará asignaciones de contratos para servicios eléctricos y de limpieza.
- Resolución para crear el Distrito de Financiamiento por Incremento de Impuestos 9 (TIFD 9) y adoptar su plan de proyecto
- Audiencia pública sobre la rezonificación de 24.67 acres en University Drive a Highway Business C-4
- Audiencia pública sobre la rezonificación de 1.98 acres en Capshaw Road a Neighborhood Business C-1
- Enmienda a las tarifas del impuesto de alojamiento (Capítulo 15, Sección 15 del código de la ciudad)
- Anexación de 2.62 acres en Old Monrovia Road
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Vamos a prepararnos para comenzar en solo unos minutos. Por favor, tomen asiento. Bienvenidos a todos. Esta reunión del Concejo Municipal de Huntsville se declara abierta. Hoy es jueves, 9 de julio de 2026, y nos encontramos en la cámara del Concejo Municipal en Huntsville, Alabama. Damos la bienvenida a todas las personas que nos acompañan aquí en la cámara esta noche y a muchos que se unen virtualmente en línea. Comenzaremos nuestra reunión con una invocación a cargo del capellán de seguridad pública de Huntsville, Alabama, Scott Lowry, seguida del Juramento a la Bandera. Esta noche tenemos algunos scouts en la audiencia que liderarán ese juramento. De la Tropa 42, Emily Domoroski, y de la Tropa 83, John Domoroski, y Miriam Tidwell; ellos se presentarán después de la invocación. Así que todos los que puedan y quieran hacerlo, por favor, pónganse de pie para la invocación y el Juramento a la Bandera. Oremos. Padre, seríamos negligentes si no nos detuviéramos a agradecerte por la bendición de vivir en una nación que acaba de celebrar su 250 aniversario. Te agradezco por eso. Te agradezco por la forma en que has bendecido nuestra tierra, la forma en que has bendecido nuestra comunidad. Oro para que continúes bendiciendo a nuestra comunidad, a nuestros líderes. Te ruego, Señor, que concedas sabiduría, que nos guíes, que continúes liderando, que continúes proveyendo. Danos discreción, Señor, y receptividad, Señor, al liderazgo divino. Y oro por tus bendiciones ahora, Señor, sobr …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5:30 PM Thursday, July 9, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Michelle Watkins
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on June 25, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-682
Sponsors: City Clerk
5. MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a. Presentation recognizing the Huntsville Salutes America’s 250th Committee and
its partners for their outstanding work in organizing a year-long celebration of the
nation’s founding.
2026-736
6. COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a. Resolution honoring the exceptional life and legacy of Craig Sumner, a
beloved member of the Huntsville community.
Resolution No. 26-568
2026-683
Sponsors: Robinson
Craig Sumner Resolution.pdfAttachments:
Page 1 of 13
City Council Regular Meeting Agenda July 9, 2026
b. Resolution honoring the North Alabama Railroad Museum on the
occasion of its 60th Anniversary.
Resolution No. 26-569
2026-684
Sponsors: Watkins
Railroad Resolution 070926.pdfAttachments:
c. Reso …
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Thu Jun 25, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
El Concejo considera rezonificación, nombramientos de servicios públicos y contratos de infraestructura
El Concejo Municipal revisará varios cambios de zonificación para Winchester Road y Swancott Road. La reunión también incluye varios nombramientos de juntas, enmiendas presupuestarias y varias resoluciones de nuevos negocios sobre contratos municipales.
- Rezonificación de 1.33 acres en Winchester Road a Negocios de Carretera C-4
- Rezonificación de 47.19 acres en Swancott Rd de Residencia 1-B a Residencia 2
- Anulación de servidumbres de paso en Greenbrier Road y Greenbrier Parkway
- Contrato para reparación de alcantarilla de McDonald Creek con Miller & Miller, Inc.
- Acuerdo de construcción para renovación de los campos de fútbol Merrimack 1 y 2
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, June 25, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember John Meredith
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Joint Work Session of the City Council and HCS Board of
Education held on June 1, 2026. (Minutes Received)
2026-633
Sponsors:
City Clerk
2026_06_01(WS) FINAL.pdf
Attachments:
b.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on June 11, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-634
Sponsors:
City Clerk
2026_06_11 FINAL.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Proclamation recognizing Huntsville Hospital Health System's 100 Years of
Babies celebration.
2026-635
Sponsors:
Administration
COH_HH Health 100 Years of Babies Proclamation.pdf
Attachments:
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
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Agenda
June 25, 2026
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution recognizing the remarkable life and legacy of Representative
James Howard Sanderford.
Resolution No. 26-538
2026-636
Sponsors:
Robinson and Kling
Rep. Sanderford.pd …
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Thu Jun 11, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
El Concejo considerará la reclasificación de 505 acres para viviendas cerca de Mt. Lebanon Rd.
El concejo llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre varias reclasificaciones, incluido un Distrito de Desarrollo Planificado-Vivienda de 505 acres en Harris Farms. También votarán sobre anexiones cerca de University Drive y Capshaw Rd., una enmienda pospuesta al impuesto de hospedaje, y múltiples contratos y arrendamientos. Se programó una audiencia pública para la demolición de un edificio inseguro en 3804 Melody Rd.
- Reclasificación de 505 acres en Bob Wade Ln / Mt. Lebanon Rd a Distrito de Desarrollo Planificado-Vivienda
- Audiencia pública sobre demolición de edificio inseguro en 3804 Melody Rd NE
- Ordenanza para enmendar las tarifas de licencia del impuesto de hospedaje (pospuesta del 28 de mayo)
- Resolución que autoriza un estudio de acceso al intercambiador de la I-65 entre las salidas 340-347
- Adjudicación de contrato a Rogers Group para el estacionamiento de Ditto Landing (oferta base + opción 1)
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Transcrito automáticamente del video oficial de la reunión (voz a texto — puede contener errores).
Escuché que los miembros del consejo asesor no sabían que estaban en Nueva Jersey. Sí, exactamente. Bueno, eso nos da cinco minutos de vuelta. Bienvenidos a todos. Es jueves, 11 de junio de 2026, 5:30 p. m., y daremos inicio a esta reunión del Concejo Municipal de Huntsville. Nos encontramos en la cámara de sesiones en Huntsville, Alabama. Damos la bienvenida a todos los que se han unido aquí en persona y a quienes nos observan virtualmente, y queremos extender una bienvenida especial a Amy Wallace, quien es nuestra pasante en la oficina del Concejo Municipal. Esta es su primera reunión del concejo. Hemos disfrutado tenerla aquí y disfrutaremos trabajar con ella este verano, así que bienvenida, Amy. También me han pedido que anuncie que se dejaron una cartera y llaves en el vestíbulo; si le faltan su cartera y llaves, por favor consulte con el oficial en el mostrador de seguridad. Él las tiene para usted. Así que bienvenidos de nuevo. Como es nuestra práctica, comenzaremos con una invocación ofrecida por uno de los capellanes de seguridad pública de Huntsville, Alabama. Esta noche nos acompaña el Capellán Don Eadie, y después de la invocación, el Sr. Little nos guiará en el Juramento a la Bandera. Así que todos los que puedan y quieran, por favor pónganse de pie para la invocación y el Juramento a la Bandera. Padre, estamos muy agradecidos hoy por tu regalo de gracia para nosotros, el regalo de la vida y la fuerza, la capacidad de levantarnos y movernos, cuán agradecidos esta …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, June 11, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember David Little
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on May 28, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-581
2026_05_28 FINAL.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution recognizing the accomplishments of the University of
Alabama in Huntsville's (UAH) Esports program.
Resolution No. 26-488
2026-582
Sponsors:
Robinson
UAH Esports.pdf
Attachments:
Resolutions for Approval Only
7.
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
a.
Annual report from the Huntsville Police Citizens Advisory Council (HPCAC).
2026-583
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City Council Regular Meeting
Agenda
June 11, 2026
8.
MATTERS WITH OUTSIDE LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE
9.
PUBLIC HEARINGS TO BE HELD
a.
Public Hearing on a Resolution authorizing the demolition of an unsafe building
constituting a public nuisance located at 3804 Melody Rd. NE, Huntsville, AL;
and con …
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Mon Jun 1, 2026 · 3:00 PM
City Council Work Session
El Concejo escucha presentaciones sobre el plan de capital escolar y los distritos TIF
En esta sesión de trabajo, el Concejo Municipal recibirá tres presentaciones: una visión general de demografía y población, una actualización sobre la expansión del plan de capital de las Escuelas de la Ciudad de Huntsville, y una visión general de los distritos de Financiamiento por Incremento de Impuestos. No están programadas votaciones ni decisiones; la sesión es informativa.
- Presentación de visión general de demografía y población
- Actualización de la expansión del plan de capital de las Escuelas de la Ciudad de Huntsville
- Visión general de los distritos de Financiamiento por Incremento de Impuestos
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Texto extraído del documento oficial de la agenda (extracción automatizada — puede contener errores).
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 3:00 PM Monday, June 1, 2026
CALL TO ORDER
1. PRESENTATIONS
a. Demographics and Population Overview
Presented by James Vandiver and Dennis Madsen
b. Ongoing HCS Capital Plan Expansion
Presented by the Huntsville City School Board
c. Tax Increment Financing District Overview
Presented by Shane Davis
2. DISCUSSION
3. ADJOURNMENT
Agenda Disclaimer
City Council agendas are provided for general information purposes only. Any reliance you place on a City Council agenda
provided on this website is strictly at your own risk. Hard copies of all City Council agendas and all final attachments are
available for review with the official agenda package at the City Clerk's Office at 308 Fountain Circle, Huntsville, AL, after
the meeting has concluded.
City Council agendas provided on this website include the text only version of the information associated with the business
matters to be brought before for the City Council. Reports and attachments including, but not limited to, pictures, plans,
drawings, spreadsheet presentations, financial statements and correspondences are not always included with a City Council
agenda on this website.
Changes to a City Council agenda may be necessary prior to the City Council me …
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Thu May 28, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
El Concejo votará sobre la rezonificación de 97 acres cerca de Greenbrier Parkway
El Concejo Municipal de Huntsville llevará a cabo audiencias públicas y votará sobre varios asuntos, incluida la rezonificación de 97.24 acres en Greenbrier Parkway, una apelación de licencia de licor para Tena's Lounge y abatimientos de molestias. También considerarán contratos de infraestructura, una enmienda presupuestaria e introducirán un cambio en la ordenanza de impuestos sobre hospedaje.
- Rezonificación de 97.24 acres en Greenbrier Parkway de C-4 a Residencia-2
- Audiencia pública sobre la apelación de la licencia de licor para Tena's Lounge en 12531 Memorial Pkwy SE
- Orden de Cambio No. 2 para la Expansión del Complejo de Hielo de Huntsville con Arco Murray
- Contratos para repavimentación de calles (Rogers Group) y mejoras de concreto/ADA (Lambert Contract) FY2026 Fase 2
- Introducción de ordenanza que modifica las tarifas de licencia de impuestos sobre hospedaje
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Texto extraído del documento oficial de la agenda (extracción automatizada — puede contener errores).
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, May 28, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Bill Kling
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on May 14, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-537
Sponsors:
City Clerk
2026_05_14 FINAL.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution recognizing Huntsville Fire and Rescue Captain Stephanie
Pinto for her induction into the Huntsville-Madison County Athletic Hall
of Fame.
Resolution No. 26-451
2026-538
Sponsors:
Robinson
Captain Stephanie Pinto.pdf
Attachments:
Page 1 of 10
City Council Regular Meeting
Agenda
May 28, 2026
Resolutions for Approval Only
7.
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
a.
Presentation from the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library.
2026-539
Sponsors:
City Council
b.
Presentation by The Singing River Trail.
2026-540
Sponsors:
Finance
8.
MATTERS WITH OUTSIDE LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE
9.
PUBLIC HEARINGS TO BE HELD
a.
Public Hearing i …
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Thu May 14, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
El Concejo votará sobre la compra de activos de alimentos y bebidas del Orion Amphitheater
El Concejo Municipal celebrará audiencias públicas sobre un nuevo distrito de financiamiento por incremento de impuestos (TIF 9) y una propiedad problemática en 4109 Broyles Ave. Votarán ordenanzas para renombrar una calle y un parque para perros en honor a 'Microwave Dave', modificar los horarios de venta de alcohol y ajustar los límites de los precintos electorales. Los nuevos negocios incluyen un aumento de $6M en el presupuesto de capital eléctrico para el Proyecto Gemini y múltiples contratos de ingeniería.
- Audiencia pública sobre la creación del distrito de financiamiento por incremento de impuestos TIF 9
- Ordenanza para renombrar un segmento de Cleveland Ave como 'Microwave Dave Way'
- Resolución para comprar activos de alimentos y bebidas en Orion Amphitheater de Huntsville Venue Group
- Resolución que autoriza $500K (FY26) y $5.5M (FY27) para capital eléctrico del Proyecto Gemini
- Ordenanza para modificar los horarios de venta de alcohol en el Capítulo 3 del código municipal
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Oh Welcome everyone It's Thursday, May 14, 2026, 5:30 p.m., and we are met in the chambers of the city of Huntsville and this meeting of the Huntsville City Council will be called to order. We welcome everyone who has joined us here in chambers with us as well as those who are joining us on our many streaming platforms. We will begin our meeting, as is our practice with an invocation offered by one of our Huntsville, Alabama police safety chaplains. Chaplain Willie Hinton, who will be followed by Pledge of Allegiance given by Council member Michelle Watkins. All those who wish to stand and are able to do so, please stand for the invocation and pledge. Chaplain Hill I'm a father and I'm a God. We come now. Thank you for the city council. We pray that that which is given them wisdom to lead and to guide to work together and be concerned about the citizens of this city. We think for all that they are doing and all that they're planning on doing, let them acknowledge you so that you can direct that path. Bless us all in Jesus' name we pray. Amen. and the the nation under God and it is liberty and justice for all. Thank you, Chaplain Hinton. Thank you, Ms. Watkins. Council members, you have the agenda before you. Please note that item 18C has been deleted at the request of the sponsor. Is anyone aware of any other changes to be made to the agenda? Madam President, a sponsor of item 7A, I'd like to withdraw it from the, uh, the agenda for tonight. Thank you, Mr. Meredith. That is n …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, May 14, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Michelle Watkins
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on April 23, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-472
Sponsors:
City Clerk
2026_04_23 FINAL.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution honoring the Legacy, Leadership, and Community Impact of
Al Azhar Court No. 181 of Huntsville, Alabama.
Resolution No. 26-392
2026-473
Sponsors:
Watkins
Al Azhar Resolution .pdf
Attachments:
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Agenda
May 14, 2026
b.
Resolution recognizing the month of May 2026 as ALS Awareness
Month.
Resolution No. 26-393
2026-474
Sponsors:
Robinson
ALS Awareness Month_.pdf
Attachments:
c.
Resolution honoring the memory and legacy of Dave Gallaher, lovingly
known by the community as “Microwave Dave.”
Resolution No. 26-391
2026-475
Sponsors:
Kling and Little
Microwave Dave.pdf
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Thu Apr 23, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
El Concejo considerará la creación de un nuevo distrito TIF 9 que cubre 3,689 acres
El Concejo Municipal de Huntsville llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y votará sobre el establecimiento de un nuevo distrito de Financiamiento por Incremento de Impuestos (TIF) llamado TIF 9, que cubre aproximadamente 3,689 acres. También considerarán varias eliminaciones de molestias en propiedades, reclasificaciones de zonificación y enmiendas presupuestarias. Múltiples resoluciones y ordenanzas están pendientes de aprobación, incluidos contratos y declaraciones de excedentes.
- Audiencia pública para establecer el distrito TIF 9 el 14 de mayo; el concejo autoriza el plan del proyecto para aproximadamente 3,689 acres
- Audiencias públicas para la demolición de edificios inseguros en 1302-1308 Boxwood Dr NW y limpieza en 2407 Oakwood Ave NW
- Reclasificación de zonificación de 59.21 acres cerca de N Memorial Pkwy y Bob Wade Lane a Highway Business C-4
- Reclasificación de zonificación de 2.80 acres en Capshaw Rd al este de Balch Rd a Neighborhood Business C-1
- Anexión de 2.41 acres al oeste de Old Big Cove Rd y al sur de Worley Dr
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Good evening everyone It is Thursday, April 23rd, 2026, and this meeting of the Huntsville City Council i called to order We are met in the chambers of the Huntsville City Council in Huntsville, Alabama, and all council members are present. We welcome everyone who is joining us here in the chambers and also those who are joining us on our many streaming platforms We will begin our meeting as we as is our practice with an indication given by one of our Huntsville police chaplains, Dr Sonny Hatcher, which will be followed by the Pledge of Allegiance, which will be led by councilmember John Meredith, all who would like to join us in the prayer and invitation. Please, uh, the invocation of pledge, please stand. Let us Heavenly Father, we thank you for bringing us here, uh, together tonight. Your word reminds us that though we are many members, we are one body, each with a purpose, each needed. Lord, let unity be present in this chamber on tonight. God, every decision with wisdom respect, and compassion for one another and for those represented. We ask that you watch over our military and our first responders, protecting them as they serve. Bless everyone here and under the sound of my voice And when we leave this place tonight, grant a safe travel back home under your continued covering, allowing each of us to reach our destinations and find them better than when we left in Jesus' name. Amen. says our nation under God, in just sorrow. Thank you, Doctor Hatcher. Thank you, council …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, April 23, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember John Meredith
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on April 9, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-405
Sponsors:
City Clerk
2026_04_23.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Proclamation declaring April 2026 as Fair Housing Month.
2026-406
Sponsors:
Administration
Fair Housing Month Proclamation 2026.pdf
Attachments:
b.
Proclamation declaring May 2026 as Building Safety Month.
2026-407
Sponsors:
Inspection
COH Building Safety Month Proclamation May 2026.pdf
Attachments:
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
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April 23, 2026
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution recognizing and congratulating John Blue Company on
reaching 140 years of operation in the year 2026.
Resolution No. 26-339
2026-408
Sponsors:
Robinson
John Blue Co_.pdf
Attachments:
b.
Resolution Commemorating the 65th Anniversary of Drake State
Commun …
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Thu Apr 9, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
El Concejo fijará audiencia sobre la reclasificación de 97 acres cerca de Greenbrier Parkway
El Concejo fijará una audiencia pública para el 28 de mayo para considerar la reclasificación de 97 acres de comercial a residencial. También decidirá sobre varias audiencias públicas para el control de molestias y demolición, y votará sobre la venta de una propiedad por $1,000,000 a Madison Utilities. Además, se presentarán ordenanzas para renombrar una calle y un parque para perros con el nombre de 'Microwave Dave'.
- Fijar audiencia pública para la reclasificación de 97.24 acres en Greenbrier Pkwy y Huntsville Brownsferry Rd
- Autorizar la venta de la propiedad excedente de Gillespie Road a Madison Utilities por $1,000,000
- Audiencia pública sobre la remoción de molestias en 195 Wilkenson Dr NE
- Audiencia pública sobre la demolición de un edificio inseguro en 13032 Chaney Thompson Rd SE
- Presentar ordenanza renombrando Cleveland Ave a 'Microwave Dave Way'
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just this one the new kid I used to work there Welcome everyone. We welcome you. It is Thursday, April 9th, 2026, and we will convene this meeting of the Huntsville City Council. We are met in the chambers in Huntsville, Alabama, and all council members are present. We welcome everyone who has joined us this evening or who has joined us online. Um, and we are grateful for your presence. We will begin with an invocation offered by Doctor Sonny Hatcher, one of our Huntsville, Alabama public safety cha chaplains. We are grateful for their service and our pledge of allegiance tonight will be led by Scout No Hitchcock of Troop 361, and we welcome all the scouts of Troop Troop 361. Well, so we'll begin with Dr. Hatcher followed by Scott Hitchcock, all who wish to stand for the prayer and the pledge, please do so. Let us bow our heads Heavenly Father we simply pause to say thank you first, God, for your grace and your mercy, God, that is covered us and followed us throughout this day. We pause in this moment to acknowledge you as the source and the wisdom of all guidance and all truth. Lord, as decisions are made in this place tonight. Let them not be driven by division, but grounded in love, anchored in unity and carried out with honor and respect for every citizen represented here tonight. Give these great leaders clarity where there is uncertainty, courage, where there's pressure, integrity that does not bend. Father, we lift up our first responders and our military, those who ru …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, April 9, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember David Little
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on March 26, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-360
3.26.26 final minutes.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Proclamation to declare the month of April as the Military Child Month.
2026-361
Sponsors:
Administration
b.
Proclamation to declare April 9, 2026, as Women's in Sports Day to
commemorate the achievements of the Alabama A&M and UAH Women's
Basketball Teams.
2026-362
Sponsors:
Administration
Women in Sports Day .pdf
Attachments:
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
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Agenda
April 9, 2026
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution honoring Amaya Wells for her outstanding athletic
achievements and dedication to excellence.
Resolution No. 26-338
2026-404
Sponsors:
Watkins
Amaya Wells.pdf
Attachments:
Resolutions for Approval Only
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ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS …
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Thu Mar 26, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
City Council to vote on zoning, surplus property, and board appointments
The Huntsville City Council will consider several zoning changes, including a hemp product ordinance, and vote on appointing members to various city boards. The body will also address the disposal of surplus property and authorize travel expenses.
- Public hearing on zoning 1.41 acres to Residence 1-A District
- Public hearing on rezoning 1.15 acres to Residence 2 District
- Public hearing on amending Zoning Ordinance Article 75 for consumable hemp products
- Ordinance to declare surplus property for Project Gemini
- Ordinance to declare surplus property for Huntsville Utilities sale to Madison Utilities
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It is 5:30 on Thursday, March 26th, 2026, and we are calling this session of the Huntsville City Council to order. We are met in the chambers of the Huntsville City Council in Huntsville, Alabama. Uh, we will call the meeting to order We excuse Mr. David Little, uh, Mr. Little has another commitment, was not able to join us. Um Mr. Kling is present. The chair is present. We do not currently have a quorum, as Mr. Meredith here, Miss Watkins? They've stepped out, um, well, we will proceed with the invocation and with the pledge, and we will establish a quorum at that point so we can continue the remainder of our meeting. We welcome everyone. We have a full house tonight. We have lots to celebrate and we are glad you've joined us For those who are joining us virtually, we have several streaming platforms and um we welcome you as well. So we will begin with uh indication offered by uh one of our Huntsville, Alabama police safety chaplains, Dr. Laurie McCauley, which will be followed by the Pledge of Allegiance, which will be given by council member Bill Kling, all who wish to and are able, please stand for the invocation and for the Pledge of allegiance. Our invocation today will be coming from a 1970 series, you may all know called the bionic man. And there was a character named Steve Austin played by Lee Majors. and the government said after his wreck. we have the technology we can make him bigger. better. faster And what I am here today is to pray. that while the city apostles …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, March 26, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Bill Kling
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on March 12, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-288
Sponsors:
City Clerk
3.12.26 final minutes.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution honoring Coach Sherell Hobbs Robertson for her exceptional
leadership and unwavering commitment to developing and empowering
the youth of our community.
Resolution No. 26-254
2026-292
Sponsors:
Watkins
Coach Robertson.pdf
Attachments:
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Agenda
March 26, 2026
b.
Resolution honoring the Caring Link and Kate O’Neal for transforming
lives through compassionate service and community support.
Resolution No. 26-251
2026-289
Sponsors:
Watkins
Caring Link.pdf
Attachments:
c.
Resolution honoring Mirael Parker-Davis for her ongoing dedication and
outstanding contributions …
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Thu Mar 12, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
Council to consider bond issuance and rezoning of 59 acres near North Memorial Pkwy
The City Council will introduce an ordinance authorizing issuance of General Obligation Warrants (Series 2026-A through D). Two rezonings are set for public hearing: 59.21 acres on North Memorial Parkway to Highway Business C-4, and 2.80 acres on Capshaw Road to Neighborhood Business C-1. The council will also vote on a contract for Clinton Avenue Surface Parking Lot and a corridor study for Governors Drive.
- Ordinance authorizing General Obligation Warrants Series 2026-A, B, C, D (bond issuance)
- Public hearing set for rezoning 59.21 acres west of North Memorial Pkwy and south of Bob Wade Lane to C-4
- Public hearing set for rezoning 2.80 acres on south side of Capshaw Rd, east of Balch Rd to C-1
- Resolution authorizing contract with Grayson Carter & Son Contracting for Clinton Avenue Surface Parking Lot (low bidder)
- Resolution authorizing contract with Alta Planning + Design for Governors Drive Corridor Study & Medical District Safety Action Plan
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Good afternoon everyone We're calling in to order this session of the Huntsville City Council. We are met on Thursday March 12, 2026 in the chambers in Huntsville, Alabama. Um, please note we will be excusing Councilmember Watkins, who is out of town, but a quorum is present with all other council members. We welcome everyone who is joining us here in the chambers as well as those who are joining us virtually on our many streaming platforms. We will begin our meeting, as is our custom, with an invocation from uh Laurie McCauley, a member of our Huntsville Police Public Safety chaplains who will be followed by a pledge of allegiance given by Council member John Meredith. All those who are able, please join us for the invocation and the pledge by standing. I will follow, we welcome you into this place. Father, give our leaders the wisdom of Solomon. and the patience of Job and the passion for justice is Amos. And Father, not let them forget about the least of these, because in Huntsville, Alabama, there are no disposable people, there are no disposable families. We will love our neighbors and do the best that we can to make Huntsville a better place to live. I do pray Amen. the United States of America. as a stas on nation underground invisible. this. Thank you, Pastor McCauley. Thank you, Mr. Meredith. Uh, council members, we will move on to approval of the agenda. Please note that item 8A will require unanimous consent of the council for approval. Are there any other changes …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, March 12, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember John Meredith
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on February 26, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-230
Sponsors:
City Clerk
2.26.26 Final MINUTES.pdf
Attachments:
b.
Minutes of the Work Session of the City Council held on February 27, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-231
Sponsors:
City Clerk
02-27-26 Final MINUTES.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
Resolutions for Approval Only
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March 12, 2026
7.
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
a.
Presentation from Food Bank of North Alabama.
2026-232
Sponsors:
City Council
8.
MATTERS WITH OUTSIDE LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE
a.
Introduction of an Ordinance authorizing issuance of the City’s General
Obligation Warrants, Series 2026-A, General Obligation Refunding Warrants,
Series 2026-B, General Obligation School Warran …
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Sat Mar 7, 2026 · 2:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Fri Feb 27, 2026 · 11:30 AM
City Council Work Session
Huntsville Utilities CERP presentation and council discussion
The City Council will receive a presentation from Huntsville Utilities on the CERP (Capital/Energy Resources Plan) and then hold a discussion. No votes or other business items are listed on the agenda.
- Presentation by Huntsville Utilities on the CERP
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 11:30 AM Friday, February 27, 2026
CALL TO ORDER
1. PRESENTATION
a. Huntsville Utilities CERP Presentation
2. DISCUSSION
a. City Council discussion of the CERP presentation.
3. ADJOURNMENT
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Thu Feb 26, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
Council to vote on rezoning 73 acres on Greenbrier Rd to industrial park
The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on several rezonings, including a 73-acre site on Greenbrier Road to Commercial Industrial Park. A presentation on the Huntsville City Schools Capital Plan will be given. The council will also consider selling surplus property on Gillespie Road to Madison Utilities for $1,000,000 and authorize engineering contracts for road projects.
- Presentation of Huntsville City Schools Capital Plan
- Public hearing and vote on rezoning 73.44 acres east of Greenbrier Road, north of I-565 to Commercial Industrial Park District
- Public hearing on rezoning 36.54 acres on south side of Martin Road to Residence 2 District
- Public hearing on rezoning 90.51 acres in existing neighborhoods to Residence 1-A and 2 Districts
- Resolution authorizing sale of surplus property on Gillespie Road to Madison Utilities for $1,000,000
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All right, everyone Welcome to this meeting of the Huntsville City Council. It is Thursday, February 26, 2026, 5:30 p.m. and we are met in the council chambers in the city of Huntsville, Alabama. We extend a special welcome to those. We have a lot of people here in the chambers tonight, and it looks like it's Huntsville City Schools night in the city council chambers. We welcomed Superintendent Doctor Clarence Sutton, a council president or a board president Carlos Matthews, and board members Holly McCarty and Chandra Jones who are joining us tonight. We're going to hear a presentation from uh Doctor Sutton later on in the meeting. We also have a lot of other, uh athletes and, and uh cyber patriots here that we're going to be honoring tonight. So we look forward to kicking off our meeting in a really great way. We will begin with an invocation that will be offered by one of our Huntsville, Alabama police safety chaplains Dr. Laurie McCauley, who also is a former member of the Huntsville City Schools Board of Education followed by a pledge of allegiance led by Mr. William Hampton, all those who are willing and able, please stand for the invocation and the pledge of allegiance. To the great architect of the universe. to the one who said the stars in the sky told the ocean where to start and the land where to stop We pray for clarity of mind and integrity of heart for our mayor in city council members, they have done their research let them experience your revelation. They have …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, February 26, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: William Hampton
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on February 12, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-169
Sponsors:
City Clerk
02-12-26.reg ff.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Recognition of Local High School State Wrestling Champions.
2026-170
Sponsors:
Administration
b.
Recognition of Cyber Patriot State High School Champions.
2026-171
Sponsors:
Administration
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
Page 1 of 14
City Council Regular Meeting
Agenda
February 26, 2026
a.
Resolution recognizing the Impact of Male Mentorship and the Men of
Change Initiative.
Resolution No. 26-148
2026-172
Sponsors:
Watkins
Men of Change.pdf
Attachments:
b.
Resolution honoring the Grissom High School cheerleading team for
bringing home a national title at the Universal Cheerleaders Association
National Cheerleading Championship held in Orlando, Florida.
R …
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Fri Feb 13, 2026 · 2:30 PM
City Council Work Session
Huntsville council work session is procedural only
The Huntsville City Council work session agenda is limited to procedural items: discussion, review, and public hearings all referencing the same agenda item TMP-5605, along with new business and public comment periods. No substantive ordinances, contracts, or dollar amounts are detailed.
- Discussion and review of agenda item TMP-5605 (no description provided)
- Public hearings on TMP-5605
- New business items for consideration or introduction (no specifics listed)
- Agenda-related public comments permitted
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ng told that there is no agreement here. There is an agreement. It is still actionable and under a scope that is totally arbitrary Nowhere in this document does it say that it's for crimes against children. So if you do make it actionable again, who's to say what that scope will look like? What will they be doing? We don't know. So there is a termination clause in that understanding where all you have to do is sign for a 30 day notice to rescind that agreement. Even not you know, agreeing to things that invisible is proposing, which the city absolutely needs to do moving forward. We absolutely have to do that. One of the most bare minimum things that we could do is rescind an agreement like this. It is a 30 day termination. right? And if no one is actively doing anything under it, I don't understand why this city, first of all lied repeatedly about what was happening here and then refuses to terminate that, much less do something which is just the bare minimum of doing uh your time is up. Thank you putting the resolution that invisible proposed on the Susan Stewart is the next Speaker, and she will be followed by Michelle McCreary. Good evening I'm Susan Stewart. My address is on the file, and I'm from Huntsville and I'm from Indivisible Fifth District, and thank you for the opportunity to speak. Thank you. I was alarmed this morning to learn that Alabama Attorney General and US Senate candidate Steve Marshall has asked ICE to send more agents to Alabama. He did this in respo …
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Saturday, May 31, 2025
5:30 PM
Huntsville, Alabama
305 Fountain Circle
Huntsville, AL 35801
Agenda - Final
TEST
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
City Council Work Session
John Meredith, President
Jennie Robinson, Councilmember
Bill Kling, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
City Council Work Session Agenda - Final May 31, 2025
CALL TO ORDER
1. DISCUSSION
TMP-5605
2. REVIEW
TMP-5605
3. PUBLIC HEARINGS
TMP-5605
5. NEW BUSINESS ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION OR ACTION
These items will be approved in one motion unless any member of the Council wishes to remove an
item for discussion. The reading of each item will be waived unless a Councilmember requests
otherwise.
6. NEW BUSINESS ITEMS FOR INTRODUCTION
7. ADJOURNMENT
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Thu Feb 12, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
Council to decide on police officer personnel hearing
The Huntsville City Council will decide on a personnel hearing for Police Department employee Scott Hartman, held on February 6, 2026. The council will also vote on multiple resolutions and ordinances, including property acquisitions for the Boeing Boulevard Extension and Swancott Road projects, affordable housing agreements on Kildare Street, and several rezoning and public nuisance declarations.
- Council decision on personnel hearing for Scott Hartman (Huntsville Police Department)
- Ordinance authorizing property acquisition for Boeing Boulevard Extension project (Limestone County)
- Resolution authorizing HOME program funds for affordable housing construction at two Kildare Street properties
- Resolution for Pedestrian Access and Redevelopment Corridor (PARC) along Pinhook Creek
- Rezoning requests: 1.41 acres on Sutton Rd to Residence 1-A, and 1.15 acres on Bell Rd to Residence 2
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Welcome everyone We're ready to begin the meeting if everyone would take their seats. All council members are are present and we're waiting for um what Mayor Battle will be joining us shortly. It is Thursday, February 12 2026, 5:30. We are met in the chambers of the Huntsville City Council in the city of Huntsville, and we welcome everyone who's joined us tonight. We extend a special welcome to Limestone County Commission Chair Colin Daley, who's joined us as well. Welcome. We will begin our meeting as we normally do with an invocation that will be offered by Nancy Smith, one of our police chaplains and the pledge of Allegiance will be led by Dr. Annley Cawley, Ollie Connolly. Please rise and uh join us for the prayer and pledge. Let us pray Heavenly Father we come before you this evening with grateful hearts. Thankful for this city and for the people who serve it. Lord, we lift up our city council. Give them wisdom, discernment, and steady their decisions. Remind them that leadership, when done with humility and integrity has the power to shape lives for good. During this month, as we recognize Black History Month, we thank you, God, for the courage, resilience, and contributions of black leaders, families, and pioneers who have shaped our communities and our nation. Help us not only to remember history but to learn from it, honor it, and build a future marked by dignity, opty, opportunity, and unity for all. And in this heart health month we are reminded of the gift of life …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, February 12, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Ollye Conley
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on January 22, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-106
Sponsors:
City Clerk
1.22.26 final minutes.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Presentation of a life saving medal.
2026-107
Sponsors:
Administration
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution Honoring Black Business Owners throughout Huntsville in
Recognition of Black History Month.
Resolution No. 26-91
2026-108
Sponsors:
Watkins
BHM Res.pdf
Attachments:
Page 1 of 14
City Council Regular Meeting
Agenda
February 12, 2026
b.
Resolution in honor of Heart Health Month 2026.
Resolution No. 26-92
2026-109
Sponsors:
Robinson
Heart Health 2026.pdf
Attachments:
c.
Resolution Honoring Jazz McKenzie for Her Exceptional Talent and
Outstanding Achievements.
Resolution No. 26-93
2026-110
Sponsors:
Watkins
Jazz McKenzie.pdf
Attachments:
Re …
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Thu Jan 22, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
City Council to consider zoning, annexations, and CDBG contracts
The Huntsville City Council will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, recognize local figures, and consider public hearings on zoning changes and building demolition. The agenda includes resolutions for annexing land, amending the budget, and awarding contracts for street improvements and community development grants.
- Public hearing on demolition of unsafe building at 2805 Ninth Ave. SW
- Public hearing on zoning 4.91 acres to Highway Business C-4 District
- Public hearing on zoning 4.65 acres to Highway Business C-4 District
- Ordinance to annex 648.44 acres of land near Swancott Rd
- Resolution authorizing contracts for Kildare Street affordable housing construction
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Welcome everyone We are ready to begin this session of the Huntsville City Council meeting It is Thursday, January 22, 2026, 5:30 p.m. We welcome everyone who has joined us in the chambers. This is the point where I normally also welcome everyone who is joining us on all of our live streaming platforms. Unfortunately, we are experiencing a nationwide network provider outage that's affecting our live streams, and it may affect reception. So we hope everyone on streaming platform s will join us and, but please understand if your feed cuts out, we're doing the best that we can. Uh, we welcome everyone again, and we will begin our meeting, as is our practice with invocation and pledge of allegiance. Our indication will be led by Rachel Hopper, who is one of our Huntsville, Alabama Public Safety chaplains and pledge of allegiance will be led by Councilmember Bill Kling. All those who are able to do so, please rise for the prayer and pledge. Father, we come to you tonight and give you thanks for the many blessings that you've given to us, not only as individuals but as a city. We come to you tonight, Father, and ask you to bless our leaders, our city council, and our mayor, and that Father we thank you for their hearts that they have to serve and to serve others. We pray, Lord, that You will guide them, bless them, protect them, and watch over them and their family. Tonight, Lord, we ask for divine guidance and wisdom as they go about the business of our city and father the decisio …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, January 22, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplain
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Bill Kling
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on January 8, 2026.
(Minutes Received)
2026-45
1.08.26 final minutes.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Proclamation recognizing January 2026 as Child Trafficking Prevention Month.
2026-46
Sponsors:
Administration
b.
Proclamation recognizing January 22, 2026, as Haddie Mac Wesson Day.
2026-47
Sponsors:
Administration
Haddie Mac Wesson.pdf
Attachments:
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Page 1 of 14
City Council Regular Meeting
Agenda
January 22, 2026
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution recognizing Bud McLaughlin for his impressive career in
journalism marked by his service across multiple news outlets in the City
of Huntsville.
Resolution No. 26-40
2026-48
Sponsors:
Kling
Bud McLaughlin Complete.pdf
Attachments:
Resolutions for Approval Only
7.
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
a.
Presentation …
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Thu Jan 8, 2026 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
Huntsville City Council to set public hearings for three zoning changes
The City Council will consider setting public hearings for zoning changes on Martin Rd, Greenbrier Road, and various existing neighborhoods. The body is also deciding on several construction contracts and the disposal of surplus equipment, including railroad cars.
- Public hearing for zoning 36.54 acres on south side of Martin Rd and east of Electronics Blvd to Residence 2 District
- Public hearing for rezoning 73.44 acres east of Greenbrier Road and north of I-565 to Commercial Industrial Park District
- Public hearing for rezoning 90.51 acres in various neighborhoods to Residence 1-A and Residence 2 Districts
- Contract with Fite Construction Company, LLC for Big Spring Park East Expansion
- Contract with Schoel Engineering Company, Inc. for Huntsville North Village Project No. 71-26-SP02
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Happy New Year, everyone. We'll call this meeting of the Huntsville City Council to order. We welcome you to the first meeting of Huntsville City Council of 2026. All council members are present, and we welcome everyone who has joined us in the chambers or who is enjoying or who is joining us virtually on our many streaming platforms. We will begin our meeting tonight, uh, with an indication offered by Chaplain Jeff Warren. followed by the Pledge of Allegiance offered by council member Michelle Watkins, all who would like to stand and are able for the invocation and pledge, please do so now. Thank you, Ms. Robinson. Good evening everyone. Happy New Year. Let's pray together Heavenly Father, we thank you. Thank you, thank you for this night that we have our first council meeting of 2026, and we just pray that tonight will be a springboard of an entire year of, of prosperity and, and favor over our city, over the citizens of our city, over the businesses and the small businesses and the larger businesses of our city, and we thank you for our form of government that we can elect officials that can represent the interests of the citizens that elect them. We thank you for each and every man and woman that makes up this council. We thank you for mere battle. We pray, Father, for protection and good health over them. We pray favor over them, Father. We pray for their families to be protected tonight while they're here. And we thank you, Lord, that we have an opportunity now to come …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5:30 PM
Thursday, January 8, 2026
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Michelle Watkins
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on December 18, 2025.
(Minutes Received)
2026-01
12-18-25.reg.pdf
Attachments:
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution honoring Lt. Colonel Jonathan David Shultz in recognition of
his remarkable life of service and sacrifice, and the enduring legacy he
leaves to his family and community.
Resolution No. 26-01
2026-02
Sponsors:
Little and Robinson
Shultz resolution.pdf
Attachments:
Page 1 of 10
City Council Regular Meeting
Agenda
January 8, 2026
b.
Resolution recognizing Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., an organization
built on a foundation of unity, awareness, and community impact, with a
steadfast commitment to serving the City of Huntsville.
Resolution No. 26-02
2026-03
Sponsors:
Meredith
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc..pdf
Attachments:
Re …
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Thu Dec 18, 2025 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
Council to vote on 380-acre rezoning for Westmoore Landing development
The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a resolution to rezone 380.93 acres near AL Hwy 20 and I-65 for a planned housing development. Other major actions include three annexations totaling over 724 acres, a commitment of HOME funds for 30 affordable rental units, and a resolution to authorize a streets resurfacing contract. The agenda also includes several routine items like board appointments, easement vacations, and budget carry-forwards.
- Public hearing and vote on rezoning 380.93 acres at AL Hwy 20 and I-65 to Planned Development – Housing District (Westmoore Landing)
- Ordinances to annex 686.46 acres near Little Cove Rd. and Hwy 72 E, plus two smaller annexations
- Resolution committing HOME funds to Parkside Cottages LLC for 30 affordable rental units contingent on tax credits
- Resolution authorizing streets resurfacing contract for FY2026 Phase 1 with Grayson Carter & Son Contracting
- Public hearing on nuisance abatement at 727 Versailles Dr. SE
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✓ Decidido: Council approves 380-acre Westmoore Landing rezoning for housing
The Huntsville City Council approved a rezoning of 380.93 acres on AL Hwy 20 and I-65 to a Planned Development - Housing District, enabling a large housing project. The council also approved several other items, including nuisance abatements, annexations, and a resolution committing HOME funds to a 30-unit affordable housing project. All votes were unanimous (5-0).
- Approved rezoning of 380.93 acres at AL Hwy 20 & I-65 to Planned Development - Housing District (5-0)
- Approved nuisance abatement at 727 Versailles Dr. SE (5-0)
- Approved assessing costs for grass/weed cutting liens (5-0)
- Approved annexation of 686.46 acres near Little Cove Rd & Hwy 72 E (5-0)
- Approved HOME funds commitment for 30 affordable units at Parkside Cottages (5-0)
- Approved $6B Eli Lilly campus announcement (mayor's comment, no vote)
- Approved consent agenda including travel, donations, procurement, and budget carryforward (5-0)
- Approved appointments to Solid Waste Disposal Authority and Burritt Memorial Committee (5-0)
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Welcome everyone. We are met in the chambers of the Huntsville City Council. It is December 18 2025, and the last meeting of the Huntsville City Council for 2025 is now called to Warner. We welcome everyone who is joining us here in the chambers tonight and everyone who is also watching on our many streaming platforms. We will begin, um, this last meeting of 2025, uh, by, with an invocation offered by one of our Hut Huntsville, Alabama Public Safety chaplains, chaplain Nancy Smith is with us and that will be followed by Pledge of Allegiance led by Councilmember John Meredith, all who are able and willing would like to stand for the prayer and pledge, please do so Thank you for allowing me to begin this with prayer. Let us pray Father God, we come before you this Christmas season with grateful hearts. as our city sparkles with lights in our community gathers and celebration, we ask that your light also guide us here today. Lord, bring clarity where decisions are complex, unity where opinions may differ and compassion in every conversation May the hope we celebrate at Christmas. The hope born in a humble manger shape the way we lead, serve, and care for our neighbors. Bless each council member with wisdom, peace, and renewed strength. Bless our first responders, our families, and all those in our city who may be struggling or feeling alone this season. Let your presence bring comfort and joy to every street and every home. as we do the work before us, remind us that leadership …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5:30 PM Thursday, December 18, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember John Meredith
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on December 4, 2025.
(Minutes Received)
2025-1161
Sponsors: City Clerk
5. MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
6. COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
a. Presentation in recognition of a valued community partner and the
successful family bakery, L’Etoile Patisserie.
2025-1162
Sponsors: Robinson
b. Presentation recognizing the winners of the Huntsville City Council’s
2025 Deck the Districts holiday light contest.
2025-1163
Sponsors: City Council
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
Resolutions for Approval Only
7. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
Page 1 of 10
City Council Regular Meeting Agenda December 18, 2025
8. MATTERS WITH OUTSIDE LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE
9. PUBLIC HEARINGS TO BE HELD
a. Public Hearing in order to hear, consider, and act upon all objections or protests,
if any, for removal of a public nuisance at 727 Versailles Dr. S …
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Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
5:30 PM
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Thursday, December 18, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
Present:
John Meredith, Jennie Robinson, Bill Kling, David Little, and Michelle Watkins
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplain, Nancy Smith.
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember John Meredith
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
President Robinson noted that 19d had been withdrawn by the sponsor.
Councilmember Little moved to approve the Agenda as Amended, which motion was duly
seconded by Councilmember Meredith. President Robinson asked if there was any discussion.
President Robinson called for a roll-call vote on the above motion, and the following vote
resulted:
Nay:
None
Excused: Meredith, Robinson, Kling, Little, and Watkins
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on December 4, 2025. (Minutes
Received)
City Clerk
Sponsors:
The above item is approved as submitted
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
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City Council Regular Meeting
Meeting Minutes - Final
December 18, 2025
Special Recognitions
a.
Presentation in recognition of a valued community partner and the succes …
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Thu Dec 4, 2025 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
Council to hear rezoning proposals for parcels near Hwy 431 and Bob Wade Lane
The Huntsville City Council will hold public hearings on two proposed rezonings to Highway Business C-4 for parcels totaling over 63 acres. The council will also vote on multiple resolutions including agreements for affordable housing construction, change orders for recreation center and ice complex projects, and a public nuisance declaration. Additionally, board appointments and a proclamation for Mentoring Month are scheduled.
- Public hearing on rezoning 9.93 acres at Hwy 431 S & Wade Rd to C-4
- Public hearing on rezoning 53.70 acres at N Memorial Pkwy & Bob Wade Lane to C-4
- Resolution authorizing HOME funds for affordable housing at 206 & 208 Lake Drive NW
- Resolution approving change order for Huntsville Ice Complex Expansion
- Resolution setting public nuisance hearing for 727 Versailles Dr. SE
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✓ Decidido: Council approved multiple zoning changes, finance measures and appointments
The council unanimously approved two zoning ordinances that reclassify over 60 acres to the Highway Business C‑4 District, a resolution declaring a public nuisance at 727 Versailles Dr., and several finance and appointment actions. Additional approvals included vacation of utility easements, an equipment‑surplus ordinance, and the reappointment of a member to the Educational Building Authority.
- Approved Resolution No. 25-867 acknowledging St. Bartley Primitive Baptist Church anniversary (unanimous aye)
- Approved Ordinance No. 25-875 zoning 9.93 acres east of Hwy 431 S to Highway Business C-4 District (unanimous aye)
- Approved Ordinance No. 25-877 rezoning 53.70 acres west of North Memorial Pkwy to Highway Business C-4 District (unanimous aye)
- Approved Resolution No. 25-952 declaring public nuisance at 727 Versailles Dr. SE (unanimous aye)
- Approved Ordinance No. 25-961 vacation of utility and drainage easements at 1811 University Drive (unanimous aye)
- Approved Ordinance No. 25-951 equipment surplus and recycling ordinance (unanimous aye)
- Approved Resolution No. 25-958 authorizing expenditures (unanimous aye)
- Approved Resolution No. 25-924 reappointing Marshall Schreeder, Jr. to the Educational Building Authority (unanimous aye)
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Good evening everyone. We welcome you here to this meeting of the Huntsville City Council on Thursday, December 4 2025. It is 5:30 p.m. and this session of the Huntsville City Council is called to order. We welcome everyone who is joining us in the chambers as well as those who are listening or watching over our many streaming platforms. We welcome you tonight. We will begin our meeting with an invocation offered by Chaplain Nancy Smith and Pledge of allegiance will be offered by Council David Little. Please stand if you are willing and able for the uh the prayer and the, the pledge. Let us pray Gracious, gracious and holy God We pause at the beginning of this meeting to acknowledge your presence and to seek your guidance. We thank you for the men and women who serve city for their dedication and for their willingness to carry the responsibility of leadership on behalf of our community. Lord, grant them wisdom tonight. Wisdom that is steady, discerning, and anchored in what is good and right. Help each person at this table to listen well, to speak with clarity, and to work together for the well-being of every neighborhood and every family in Huntsville. We ask you for your peace to rest in this room where there are difficult decisions, give strength. where there are differing viewpoints give understanding and where there are uncertain where there is uncertainty, provide direction. We pray for your protection over our city? over our first responders, our schools, our homes, an …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5:30 PM Thursday, December 4, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember David Little
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on November 20, 2025.
(Minutes Received)
2025-1107
Sponsors: City Clerk
5. MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a. Proclamation recognizing January 2026 as Mentoring Month.2025-1108
Sponsors: Administration
6. COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a. Resolution acknowledging the 205th Anniversary of St. Bartley Primitive
Baptist Church, celebrating its remarkable legacy of faith, resilience, and
service to the Huntsville community.
Resolution No. 25-867
2025-1019
Sponsors: Watkins
Saint Bartley.pdfAttachments:
Resolutions for Approval Only
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City Council Regular Meeting Agenda December 4, 2025
7. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
a. Presentation and update from the Huntsville/Madison County Visitors &
Convention Bureau on the progress of the “Gravitate Here” marketing campaign.
2025-1109
Sp …
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Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
5:30 PM
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Thursday, December 4, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
Present:
John Meredith, Jennie Robinson, Bill Kling, David Little, and Michelle Watkins
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplain, Nancy Smith.
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember David Little
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
President Robinson announced that 10b was being withdrawn due to issue, and that 21 a would
be for considered at this meeting but will require unanimous consent, and the Agenda was
approved.
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on November 20, 2025. (Minutes
Received)
City Clerk
Sponsors:
The above item is approved as submitted
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Proclamation recognizing January 2026 as Mentoring Month.
Administration
Sponsors:
Mayor Battle presented Megan Marks of Big Brothers and Big Sisters with a
certificate of recognition.
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
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City Council Regular Meeting
Meeting Minutes - Final
December 4, 2025
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution acknowledging the 205th Anniversary of St. Bartley …
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Thu Nov 20, 2025 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
City Council to consider zoning changes and contracts for city projects
The Huntsville City Council will consider public hearings on zoning changes for Greenbrier Road and Hollow Road, along with resolutions to authorize contracts for city projects including the Orion Amphitheater and Pratt Avenue streetscape improvements.
- Public hearing on Greenbrier Road zoning (14.62 acres)
- Public hearing on Hollow Road rezoning (25.14 acres)
- Resolution for Pratt Avenue streetscape improvements
- Resolution for Orion Amphitheater parking deck services
- Resolution for Bailey Cove multi-use path & safety improvements
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✓ Decidido: City Council approved multiple zoning changes, finance measures and service contracts
The council unanimously approved a series of resolutions and ordinances, including honors for Team Redstone, zoning changes for three large parcels, a public‑hearing resolution, finance expenditures, a reappointment to the Public Building Authority, a utility easement vacation, and four professional services agreements. All votes were 5‑0 in favor. No proposals were denied or tabled.
- Approved Resolution honoring Team Redstone (25-918) – 5-0
- Approved Ordinance rezoning 14.62 acres east of Greenbrier Road (25-790) – 5-0
- Approved Ordinance rezoning 25.14 acres west of North Memorial Pkwy (25-792) – 5-0
- Approved Resolution to set public hearing on 380.93‑acre rezoning (25-878) – 5-0
- Approved Finance Committee expenditure resolution (25-920) – 5-0
- Reappointed DeMarco McClain to Public Building Authority (25-884) – 5-0
- Approved Ordinance vacation of utility easements at Bentley Auto Park (25-925) – 5-0
- Approved four professional services agreements (Resolutions 25-927, 25-928, 25-929, 25-930) – 5-0
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
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Welcome everyone. Uh, we are, uh, in session with the Huntsville City Council meeting here on Thursday, November 20th 2025. It is 5:30 and all council members are present. We welcome all those who have joined us in chambers today and also who are joining us on our many streaming platforms. We will begin our meeting today as we normally do with an invocation that will be given by Chaplain Don Davis Butler, and then the Pledge of Allegiance, which will be led by council member Bill Kling. All those who are willing and able to do so, please stand for the invocation and pledge of allegiance. Let us pray to the eternal and wise God whose counsel we seek. and whose blessing we invoke. stirring the hearts of these, your servants. who are entrusted to do the public good. that in all their decision making in their discussion and in their discernment. they might fulfill what is the first duty of any society. justice May your interests prevail in the good of all the residents of our city. and may it flourish to the glory of your name. for the welfare of all your people. In the spirit the power and the authority of one whom we know by many names. whose essence is love Amen to flag, the United States of America. Republic religious stas. One nation under God, indivisible. very Thank you, Pastor Butler. Thank you, Mr. Kling, and thank you, Doctor Hobbs, for your willingness to be there on standby. We appreciate it. We will move to approval of the agenda council members. There's one item tha …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5:30 PM Thursday, November 20, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Bill Kling
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on November 6, 2025.
(Minutes Received)
2025-1071
5. MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
6. COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
a. Presentation recognizing Julia Calvert for her outstanding service to the
Huntsville community through the creation of an adaptive climbing clinic
that empowers individuals with physical disabilities to experience the joy
and challenge of rock climbing.
2025-1018
Sponsors: Kling
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
b. Resolution honoring Team Redstone for its continued excellence and
championship performance at the 41st Annual Army Ten-Miler in
Washington, D.C.
Resolution No. 25-918
2025-1072
Sponsors: Watkins
Team Redstone .pdfAttachments:
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City Council Regular Meeting Agenda November 20, 2025
Resolutions for Approval Only
7. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
8. MATTERS WITH OUTSIDE LEGAL RE …
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Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
5:30 PM
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Thursday, November 20, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Present:
John Meredith, Jennie Robinson, Bill Kling, David Little, and Michelle Watkins
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplain, Don Davis Butler.
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Bill Kling
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
9a has been removed due to property coming into appliance.
The agenda was approved as amended.
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on November 6, 2025. (Minutes
Received)
The above item is approved as submitted
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
a.
Presentation recognizing Julia Calvert for her outstanding service to the Huntsville
community through the creation of an adaptive climbing clinic that empowers
individuals with physical disabilities to experience the joy and challenge of rock
climbing.
Kling
Sponsors:
Councilmember Kling recognized Ms. Calvert for her services.
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City Council Regular Meeting
Meeting Minutes - Final
November 20, 2025
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
b.
Resolution honoring Team Red …
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Thu Nov 6, 2025 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
Council to consider rezoning 380 acres for Westmoore Landing
The Huntsville City Council will hold a regular meeting with several public hearings, including nuisance abatement and license suspensions, and will set public hearings for three rezoning proposals, the largest being 380.93 acres for a planned housing development. Unfinished business includes naming the arboretum at John Hunt Park and a fiber network agreement. New business items include contracts for Von Braun Center renovations and a predevelopment loan.
- Public hearing set for rezoning 380.93 acres near AL Hwy 20 and I-65 to Planned Development-Housing District
- Resolution authorizing agreement for Von Braun Center Ice Rink & Chiller Renovations
- Ordinance for Rights-of-Way Use Agreement with Alabama Fiber Network
- Ordinance annexing 4.65 acres on south side of Hwy 72 E
- Ordinance naming new arboretum at John Hunt Park the 'Joy McKee Arboretum'
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✓ Decidido: Council unanimously approved multiple resolutions, including finance expenditures and upcoming zoning hearings
The Huntsville City Council voted unanimously to approve several resolutions covering grass cost assessments, public nuisance abatement, tax case suspensions, an airport shuttle license, and the scheduling of public hearings for zoning and nuisance matters. The council also approved a finance expenditure resolution and ordinances allocating funds for District 1 and District 3 improvement projects. All votes were recorded as aye with no nay votes.
- Approved Resolution 25-868 (grass cost assessment) (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 25-869 (public nuisance abatement at 2107 Southline Dr) (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 25-870 (tax case 411 suspension) (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 25-872 (airport shuttle license to Kym Alverson) (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 25-873 (public nuisance hearing at 1609 Brook Hollow Cir) (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 25-874 (public hearing for zoning east of Hwy 431) (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 25-880 (finance expenditures) (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 25-881 (District 1 council improvement funds) (unanimous)
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
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more Mhm. Good evening everyone It is November 6th and we are gathered here in the uh chambers of the Huntsville City Council. It is 5:30 p.m. We welcome everyone who is joining us here in the Chambers this evening and also joining via one of our many streaming platforms. We also would draw your attention to that screen in the very back there, we are going to be closed captioning, um, these meetings here for the first time, so you know how technology is we're going to cross our fingers and hope it works, but that is one more service we are going to provide for those who want to participate in council meetings Uh, please note that Councilmember Little is not here with us this evening. He is the awaiting the birth of his first grandbaby, and so are we wish his family luck, but we also should note for the, the, the record that all 4 council members are here in a quorum is established. Please also note that we are meeting on the first Thursday in November, uh, as opposed to usually we meet 2nd and 4th, but in November and December we meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays. So please note that for your calendars our next meeting is going to be on November 20th. So we'll now begin our meeting with an invocation offered for us tonight by Chaplain Jeff Warren and then the invitation will be offered by Council member Michelle Watkins. If you are able and would like to please stand and join us for the invocation and pledge of allegiance. Chaplain Warren. Good evening, everyone. Let's pray H …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5:30 PM Thursday, November 6, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Michelle Watkins
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on October 23, 2025.
(Minutes Received)
2025-1015
10-23-25.reg.pdfAttachments:
5. MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a. Proclamation honoring the recognition of the Church Street Family and Salt
Smokehouse in the inaugural Michelin Guide to the American South.
2025-1016
6. COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
a. Presentation honoring Councilmember Meredith in appreciation of his
service as Council President for two terms.
2025-1017
Sponsors: City Council
b. Presentation recognizing Julia Calvert for her outstanding service to the
Huntsville community through the creation of an adaptive climbing clinic
that empowers individuals with physical disabilities to experience the joy
and challenge of rock climbing.
2025-1018
Sponsors: Kling
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City Council Regular Meeting Agenda November 6, 2025
Resolutions for Approval and Presen …
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Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
5:30 PM
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Thursday, November 6, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Present:
John Meredith, Jennie Robinson, Bill Kling, and Michelle Watkins
Absent:
David Little
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplain, Jerry Warren.
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Michelle Watkins
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
President Robinson announced that 10d, 10b and 10c were postponed to 11/20 at request of the
sponsor. 20p, 20q and 20r have been deleted. Items 21a, 21b and 21c would require unanimous
consent of the council for consideration at this meeting.
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on October 23, 2025. (Minutes
Received)
Attachments: 10-23-25.reg.pdf
The above item is approved as submitted
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Proclamation honoring the recognition of the Church Street Family and Salt Smokehouse in the
inaugural Michelin Guide to the American South.
Mayor Battle presented proclamations to the teams of the Salt Smokehouse and
Purveyor.
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
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City Council Regular Meeting
Meeting Minutes - Final
November 6, 2025
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Thu Oct 23, 2025 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
City Council to consider annexation, contracts, and board appointments
The Huntsville City Council will meet to approve resolutions for public nuisance abatement, board appointments, and various city contracts including the Tennessee River Greenway and affordable housing projects. The agenda includes a public hearing on a nuisance at 2605 Leeman Ferry Rd SW.
- Public hearing on nuisance abatement at 2605 Leeman Ferry Rd SW
- Annexation of 4.91 acres on Hillcrest Avenue NW
- Contract for Tennessee River Greenway Phase III with Grayson Carter & Son
- Affordable housing construction at 6204 Olson Street NW
- Reappointments to Huntsville Ice Skating Complex and Tennis Center Boards
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✓ Decidido: Council approved multiple resolutions to set public hearings on nuisances and tax cases
The City Council voted to approve several resolutions that schedule public hearings for a nuisance removal at 2605 Leeman Ferry Rd, a nuisance at 2107 Southline Drive, and the suspension of licensure in two confidential tax cases. Additional resolutions authorized a public hearing for Nooga Shuttles airport shuttles and reappointed two board members. All motions passed with unanimous aye votes except the Kelsey Smith reappointment, which had two abstentions.
- Approved Resolution 25-828 to hold a public hearing on removing a nuisance at 2605 Leeman Ferry Rd (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 25-829 to set a public hearing for a nuisance at 2107 Southline Drive (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 25-830 to set a public hearing for suspension of licensure in tax case 411 (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 25-831 to set a public hearing for suspension of licensure in tax case 412 (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 25-832 authorizing the Mayor to set a public hearing for Nooga Shuttles, LLC (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 25-795 reappointing Kelsey Smith to the Huntsville Ice Skating Complex Board (3 aye, 2 abstain, 0 nay)
- Approved Resolution 25-796 reappointing Kristin Wilson to the Huntsville Tennis Center Board (5-0)
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
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Good evening everyone. It is Thursday, October 23, 2025. We are gathered here in the chambers of the Huntsville City Council in Huntsville, Alabama, and we welcome all of you to a regular meeting of the Huntsville City Council. All council members are present, and we welcome everyone who is joining us this evening here in person as well as online on our many virtual platforms. We will begin as is our practice with an invocation offered by one of our public safety chaplains, Ethan Ryan, and that will be followed by the Pledge of Allegiance offered by Mister Meredith. If you are willing and able, please stand for the pledge and the uh the the invocation and the pledge of allegiance. Let's pray Our Father in heaven Lord with you. Thank you so much, uh, just for the time that we have here, uh, in this city council chambers, Lord, to, to bring our issues forward, uh, but Lord, I do pray it's a time of unity, a time of peace. Other words, I pray for your wisdom, uh, to reign over us. Well I thank you for the awards that are going to be handed out and the recognitions. I thank you for those, uh, really for why this city exists, uh, for those who went into deep space, who have a heart to to explore and discover your good creation. Lord, I thank you so much for this, the beauty that you've placed around us. I thank you for those with Second Chance Ministries, Lord, just the, the heart they have for the hurting and the and the broken, though I thank you for the testimony, uh, of that m …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5:30 PM Thursday, October 23, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember John Meredith
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on October 9, 2025.
(Minutes Received)
2025-967
5. MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a. Proclamation recognizing October as Cybersecurity Awareness Month.2025-968
Sponsors: Administration
6. COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a. Resolution Honoring Second Chance Deliverance & Restoration
Ministries, Inc., as it celebrates its 20th Anniversary of Service to the
Huntsville Community.
Resolution No. 25-826
2025-969
Sponsors: Watkins
Resolution Second Chance Ministries 102325.pdfAttachments:
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City Council Regular Meeting Agenda October 23, 2025
b. Resolution recognizing Edward Buckbee for his exemplary leadership in
space exploration and museum education in the City of Huntsville and
offering tribute to his 89th birthday, celebrated on September 15, 2025.
Resolution No. 25-827
2025-9 …
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Jennie Robinson, President
Bill Kling, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
John Meredith, Councilmember
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
5:30 PM
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Thursday, October 23, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplain, Ethan Ryan.
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember John Meredith
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on October 9, 2025. (Minutes
Received)
The above item is approved as submitted
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Proclamation recognizing October as Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
Administration
Sponsors:
Mayor Battle requested to postpone this until November.
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
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City Council Regular Meeting
Meeting Minutes - Final
October 23, 2025
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a.
Resolution Honoring Second Chance Deliverance & Restoration Ministries, Inc., as it
celebrates its 20th Anniversary of Service to the Huntsville Community.
Resolution No. 25-826
Watkins
Sponsors:
Attachments: Resolution Second Chance Ministries 102325.pdf
Councilmember Watkins moved to approve the Resolution, which motion
was duly seconded by Councilmember Little. President Robinson asked if
there …
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City Council Regular Meeting
City Council to approve PARC grant for Pedestrian Access and Redevelopment Corridor
The Huntsville City Council will consider a series of resolutions, including a grant agreement for the Pedestrian Access and Redevelopment Corridor (PARC) project. Public hearings will be set for zoning changes on Greenbrier Road and Hollow Road, and a public nuisance hearing is scheduled for 2605 Leeman Ferry Rd SW. The Council will also vote on easement vacations, board reappointments, and multiple contracts for city services.
- Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter a Grant Agreement for the PARC project (Resolution No. 25-807)
- Resolution and Ordinance to hold a public hearing on rezoning 14.62 acres east of Greenbrier Road (Resolution No. 25-789, Ordinance No. 25-790)
- Resolution and Ordinance to hold a public hearing on rezoning 25.14 acres west of North Memorial Parkway (Resolution No. 25-791, Ordinance No. 25-792)
- Ordinances authorizing vacation of easements in The Lakes at the Meadows Phase 2 Subdivision and Little Mountain Subdivision Phase II (Ordinance Nos. 25-798, 25-799)
- Resolution to reappoint Kelsey Smith to the Huntsville Ice Skating Complex Board of Control (Resolution No. 25-795)
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✓ Decidido: City Council approved multiple finance, zoning and easement actions unanimously
The council unanimously approved a resolution recognizing Chill Huntsville and authorized Community Development to assess demolition costs for structural public nuisances. It set public hearings for a nuisance at 2605 Leeman Ferry Rd SW and for zoning on Greenbrier Road and Hollow Road. The Finance Committee resolution authorizing expenditures and several ordinances to vacate easements and declare surplus property were also approved.
- Approved Resolution 25-786 recognizing Chill Huntsville (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 25-787 authorizing cost assessment for structural public nuisances (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 25-788 setting public hearing for 2605 Leeman Ferry Rd SW (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 25-789 setting public hearing for Greenbrier Road zoning (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 25-791 setting public hearing for Hollow Road rezoning (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 25-793 authorizing expenditures for payment (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 25-798 vacating an ingress‑egress easement at The Lakes at the Meadows Phase 2 (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 25-799 vacating a utility and drainage easement at Little Mountain Subdivision Phase II (unanimous)
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
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Got to get home. They, I babysit them when they can call them on the phone. Yeah Uh, how old is she? You said Good evening, Huntsville. It's 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 9, 2025, and I'd like to welcome you to this regular meeting of the Huntsville City Council. For the record, all council members are present and we will begin our meeting tonight, uh, with an invocation by Mr. or Rever rather chaplain Ethan Ryan and the Pledge of Allegiance led by uh councilmember Little. If you'll please stand, um, if you are willing and able. Thank you. Let's pray Our Father in heaven Lord, I do thank you so much for the opportunity we have to, to gather as a city, or to, uh, just come together as a unit, as one, to talk about our concerns, our issues, but also, Lord, show our gratitude to those who serve our city. Uh, I do thank you for our council members. Al, I thank you for our mayorer. I thank you for all those who serve in positions of authority. I do pray for them. I do pray that your hand of blessing will be upon them. But I thank you for our, our officers who placed their uh lives at risk every day, but for those who are willing to go the extra mile to to save those that are around them. Lord, we thank you so much for them. And we pray for your continued protection on them. Al Lord, we thank you for the organizations that are working especially with our youth in our city. Lord, such a such an important group of people, Lord, you want all to come to you, but especially the childre …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
John Meredith, President
Jennie Robinson, Councilmember
Bill Kling, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5:30 PM Thursday, October 9, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember David Little
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a. Minutes of the Work Session of the City Council held on September 19, 2025.
(Minutes Received)
2025-909
Sponsors: City Clerk
b. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on September 25, 2025.
(Minutes Received)
2025-910
Sponsors: City Clerk
5. MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a. Presentation of life saving medal.2025-911
Sponsors: Administration
b. Proclamation to declare the month of October as Community Planning Month.2025-912
Sponsors: Administration
6. COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Page 1 of 11
City Council Regular Meeting Agenda October 9, 2025
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a. Resolution recognizing Chill Huntsville, a non-profit organization
dedicated to reducing youth violence and promoting public safety in
Huntsville, with the vision of building safer schools, stronger families,
and a more peaceful community.
Resolution No. 25-786
2025-913
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John Meredith, President
Jennie Robinson, Councilmember
Bill Kling, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
5:30 PM
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Thursday, October 9, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Present:
John Meredith, Jennie Robinson, Bill Kling, David Little, and Michelle Watkins
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplain, Ethan Ryan.
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember David Little
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
President Meredith announced item 22 will be taken out of order and immediately follow 11.
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Work Session of the City Council held on September 19, 2025. (Minutes
Received)
City Clerk
Sponsors:
The above item is approved as submitted
b.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on September 25, 2025. (Minutes
Received)
City Clerk
Sponsors:
The above item is approved as submitted
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Presentation of life saving medal.
Administration
Sponsors:
Mayor Battle and Chief Giles presented the life saving medal to Officer Ryan
Colligan.
b.
Proclamation to declare the month of October as Community Planning Month.
Administration
Sponsors:
Mayor Battle recognized Scott Erwin, Dennis Madsen, Thomas Nunez, and Lady
Kassama while presenting the proclamation.
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Thu Sep 25, 2025 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
Council to hold hearings on six rezonings and consider FY2026 budget
The Huntsville City Council will conduct six public hearings on rezoning applications covering over 1,700 acres, including a 1,013.96-acre tract near Vaughn Road and a 572.48-acre tract near Mt. Lebanon Road. The council will also consider adopting the FY2026 annual budget as unfinished business. Additionally, the council will vote on numerous appointments to boards and commissions and other routine items.
- Public hearing on rezoning 1,013.96 acres south of River Loop Road and east/west of Vaughn Road to Residence 1 and Industrial Park Districts
- Public hearing on rezoning 572.48 acres north of Bob Wade Lane and around Mt. Lebanon Road to Residence 2, 2-B, and Highway Business C-4 Districts
- Public hearing on rezoning 121.73 acres near Little Cove Road and US Hwy 72 E to Residence 1 and 2 Districts
- Public hearing on rezoning 6.40 acres on Segers Road north of Hardiman Road to Planned Industrial District
- Consideration of ordinance adopting the City of Huntsville annual budget for fiscal year 2026
zoningbudgetpublic-hearingfinanceboard-appointmentsland-use
✓ Decidido: City Council approved six zoning ordinances for residential and industrial development
The council unanimously approved six zoning ordinances covering parcels ranging from 0.33 to over 1,000 acres. It also approved a resolution to suspend a confidential tax licensure and authorized several finance and improvement fund expenditures. All five council members voted in favor of each action.
- Approved six zoning ordinances (Nos. 25-604, 25-606, 25-608, 25-656, 25-610) – unanimous
- Approved Resolution 25-751 to suspend licensure for confidential tax case 407 – unanimous
- Approved Resolution 25-752 authorizing expenditures – unanimous
- Approved Ordinance 25-753 for District 1 Council Improvement Funds – unanimous
- Approved Ordinance 25-754 for District 5 Council Improvement Funds – unanimous
- Reappointed Lindsey Perry to Burritt Memorial Committee (Resolution 25-693) – unanimous
- Reappointed Melissa Musgrove to Burritt Memorial Committee (Resolution 25-694) – unanimous
- Reappointed George Cannon to Burritt Memorial Committee (Resolution 25-695) – unanimous
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That's I. what you wrote. I don't want I don't Hello Huntsville. It is 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, September 25, 2025, and I'd like to welcome you to this regular meeting of the Huntsville City Council for the record, all council members are present, and we will start our meeting tonight with an invocation led by chaplain Zach Johnson and a national anthem performed by the Mae Jemison High School choir. If you please stand if you are will ing and able. Good evening everyone. This is Bray Gracious Heavenly Father, we thank you for the blessing that is our nation and especially for our city Huntsville. You've shown Huntsville so much favor over the years and we publicly acknowledge and praise you for your generosity to us. We also thank you for those that will be presiding over our city council meeting tonight. We specifically lift up council members Meredith, Robinson, Kling, Watkins, and Little for our mayor, Tommy Battle, our city administrator, Mr. Hamilton, our city attorney, Mr Riley, and our city clerk Miss Edwards. We ask that you guide them tonight and s te ward ing the talents, gifts, and abilities, uh, and authority that you've given them for your glory and for our flourishing as citizens of Huntsville. Renew their spirits tonight to accomplish the business of running our city. And as your word reminds us, reminds us in Ephesians, let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap if we do not give up. We ask, uh, your blessing over our jin tonight. on al …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
John Meredith, President
Jennie Robinson, Councilmember
Bill Kling, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5:30 PM Thursday, September 25, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2. NATIONAL ANTHEM
Performed by: Mae Jemison High School Choir
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on September 11, 2025,
Regular Council Meeting. (Minutes Received)
2025-837
Sponsors: City Clerk
5. MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a. Recognition of the Mae Jemison High School Choir performer, Makayla
Fullenwider.
2025-838
Sponsors: Administration
b. Recognition of the Huntsville Youth Orchestra performers: Matthew Ng and
Emilía Ng.
2025-839
Sponsors: Administration
c. Proclamation to declare the month of September as OBGYN Cancer Awareness
Month.
2025-769
Sponsors: Administration
6. COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
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City Council Regular Meeting Agenda September 25, 2025
Resolutions for Approval Only
7. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
8. MATTERS WITH OUTSIDE LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE
9. PUBLIC HEARINGS TO BE HELD
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John Meredith, President
Jennie Robinson, Councilmember
Bill Kling, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
5:30 PM
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Thursday, September 25, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Present:
John Meredith, Jennie Robinson, Bill Kling, David Little, and Michelle Watkins
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplain, Zack Johnson.
2.
NATIONAL ANTHEM
Performed by: Mae Jemison High School Choir
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
President Meredith announced that items 19h and 22 would be taken out of order, and that 15c
had been withdrawn by the sponsor.
He also announced that 21c and 21d would require unanimous consent for consideration at this
meeting.
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on September 11, 2025, Regular
Council Meeting. (Minutes Received)
City Clerk
Sponsors:
This item was approved as submitted.
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Recognition of the Mae Jemison High School Choir performer, Makayla Fullenwider.
Administration
Sponsors:
Mayor Battle presented Makayla with her plaque.
b.
Recognition of the Huntsville Youth Orchestra performers: Matthew Ng and Emilía Ng.
Administration
Sponsors:
Mayor Battle presented Matthew and Emilia with their certificates of
commemoration.
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Thu Sep 11, 2025 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
Council to consider $102M in utility capital projects for FY2026
The City Council will hold public hearings on nuisance abatement at two properties and consider resolutions approving FY2026 capital budgets for Huntsville Utilities totaling over $102 million. The agenda also includes an ordinance revising the Human Relations Commission bylaws, multiple board appointments, and a contract modification for Old Monrovia Road improvements.
- FY2026 utility capital budgets: Electric $64,473,985, Gas $11,180,334, Water $26,718,468
- Public hearings on nuisance abatement at 1013 Kinsey Dr SE and 3506 Gay St NW
- Ordinance revising and restating the Human Relations Commission and its bylaws
- Modification No. 1 to agreement with Garver, L.L.C. for Old Monrovia Road Improvements
- Appointment of Youlanda Caudle to the Huntsville Police Citizens Advisory Council
utilitiesbudgetpublic-hearingnuisance-abatementhuman-relationspoliceroadsboard-appointments
✓ Decidido: Council approved abatement resolutions for 1013 Kinsey Dr and 3506 Gay St
The City Council voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 25-688 ordering the abatement of a public nuisance at 1013 Kinsey Dr. SE and Resolution 25-689 for a nuisance at 3506 Gay St. NW. Additional items approved included a finance expenditure resolution, an ordinance for District 2 improvement funds, and the appointment of Youlanda Caudle to the Police Citizens Advisory Council.
- Approved Resolution 25-688 to abate nuisance at 1013 Kinsey Dr (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 25-689 to abate nuisance at 3506 Gay St (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 25-690 to set a public hearing on case 407 (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 25-691 authorizing expenditures (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance 25-692 for District 2 Council Improvement Funds (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 25-681 recognizing NAHB Professional Women (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 25-659 appointing Youlanda Caudle to Police Citizens Advisory Council (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 25-681 (NAHB) and other resolutions unanimously
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who's based in Pensacola, Florida, will perform our opening act. Gino has performed with a litany of artists. Who are doing some amazing work in the area of smooth jazz and then LA based Pamela Williams, a veteran saxophonist who was named top new female contemporary jazz artist in 1996. Her first album spent over 5 months on the Billboard charts, and she has been blazing the trails ever since, and we're excited about having Pamela for the first time here in Huntsville. Finally, on September 28th, the pre-opening act is multi- Grammy award winning producer Kelvin Wootton, who was a phenomenal producer, songwriter and musician, will have an amazing band. Kelvin is doing some great things in the music space and we're glad to have him. Our opening act is a very interesting opening act. It's probably the first time a lot of people will see something like this, but it is a jazz double bass experience with Phylicia Ray and Jacob Webb. They have a phenomenal combo. They also have obtained 7 number one billboard records under their belt, and they're doing some amazing work in the area of smooth jazz. And then finally, my personal favorite, this is his. Third time coming, his name is BK Jackson. He's an international saxophonist who electrifies audiences, and he's done so consistently for the past 2 years at Jazz in the Park. He is the perfect person to close things out. Uh, BK has the distinction of having performed domestically and internationally with Prince for over 4 years, and h …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
John Meredith, President
Jennie Robinson, Councilmember
Bill Kling, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5:30 PM Thursday, September 11, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2. NATIONAL ANTHEM
Performed by: Lee High School Chamber Choir
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on August 28, 2025,
Regular Council Meeting. (Minutes Received)
2025-767
Sponsors: City Clerk
5. MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a. Recognition of the Lee High School Chamber Choir.2025-768
Sponsors: Administration
b. Proclamation to declare the month of September as OBGYN Cancer Awareness
Month.
2025-769
Sponsors: Administration
c. Proclamation recognizing September 12, 2025, as Aditya Gowda Day.2025-770
Sponsors: Administration
6. COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
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City Council Regular Meeting Agenda September 11, 2025
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a. Resolution recognizing the National Association of Home Builders
Professional Women in Building Week, September 15th - 19th, 2025, a
yearly occasion that celebrates and honors women who have careers in the
construction industry.
Resolution No. 25-681
2 …
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John Meredith, President
Jennie Robinson, Councilmember
Bill Kling, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
5:30 PM
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Thursday, September 11, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Present:
John Meredith, Jennie Robinson, Bill Kling, David Little, and Michelle Watkins
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplain, Zach Johnson.
2.
NATIONAL ANTHEM
Performed by: Lee High School Chamber Choir
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
Item 22 will be taken out of order and item 5b was has been withdrawn.
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on August 28, 2025, Regular Council
Meeting. (Minutes Received)
City Clerk
Sponsors:
The above item is approved as submitted
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Recognition of the Lee High School Chamber Choir.
Administration
Sponsors:
b.
Proclamation to declare the month of September as OBGYN Cancer Awareness Month.
Administration
Sponsors:
This item was withdrawn.
c.
Proclamation recognizing September 12, 2025, as Aditya Gowda Day.
Administration
Sponsors:
Mayor Battle recognized Aditya Gowda for his achievements, proclaiming
September 12th Aditya Gowda Day.
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
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Meeting Minutes - Final
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Thu Aug 28, 2025 · 5:30 PM
City Council Regular Meeting
Council to consider rezoning 27.61 acres near Old Big Cove Rd and Buford Dr to Residence 2
The Huntsville City Council will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to rezone 27.61 acres west of Old Big Cove Rd and north of Buford Dr to Residence 2 District. The council also will hear nuisance abatement cases at 2209 Apache Dr NW and 2407 Oakwood Ave NW, and set a hearing for a 572.48-acre rezoning (Harris Farm). Numerous contracts and resolutions for park projects, budget amendments, and board appointments are also on the agenda.
- Public hearing on rezoning 27.61 acres at Old Big Cove Rd/Buford Dr to Residence 2
- Public hearings to abate nuisances at 2209 Apache Dr NW and 2407 Oakwood Ave NW
- Resolution to set a public hearing for rezoning 572.48 acres (Harris Farm) near Bob Wade Ln and Mt. Lebanon Rd
- Contract with Grayson Carter & Son Contracting for Tollgate Trail Improvements Project
- Contract with Rogers Group Inc. for Meek Greenway project
public-hearingzoningnuisance-abatementparks-and-recreationcontractsboard-appointments
✓ Decidido: Council unanimously approved zoning ordinance for 27.61 acres west of Old Big Cove Rd
The council approved several resolutions and ordinances. Notably, it adopted Ordinance No. 25‑523 to zone 27.61 acres west of Old Big Cove Road to the Residence 2 district. The council also approved resolutions honoring Alabama A&M University’s 150‑year legacy and Vicki Guerrieri, declared public nuisances at two properties, set dates for public hearings on additional nuisance sites, authorized finance expenditures, and appointed Sasha Irby to the Community Development Citizens Advisory Council. All votes were unanimous (Robinson, Kling, Little, Watkins).
- Approved Resolution celebrating Alabama A&M University’s 150‑year legacy (Resolution 25‑649) – Aye: Robinson, Kling, Little, Watkins; Nay: None
- Approved Resolution honoring Vicki Guerrieri (Resolution 25‑650) – Aye: Robinson, Kling, Little, Watkins; Nay: None
- Approved Resolution declaring a public nuisance at 2407 Oakwood Ave NW (Resolution 25‑652) – Aye: Robinson, Kling, Little, Watkins; Nay: None
- Approved Ordinance zoning 27.61 acres west of Old Big Cove Rd (Ordinance 25‑523) – Aye: Robinson, Kling, Little, Watkins; Nay: None
- Approved Resolution setting public hearing for 1013 Kinsey Dr SE (Resolution 25‑653) – Aye: Robinson, Kling, Little, Watkins; Nay: None
- Approved Resolution setting public hearing for 3506 Gay St NW (Resolution 25‑654) – Aye: Robinson, Kling, Little, Watkins; Nay: None
- Approved Finance Committee expenditure resolution (Resolution 25‑657) – Aye: Robinson, Kling, Little, Watkins; Nay: None
- Approved appointment of Sasha Irby to Community Development Citizens Advisory Council (Resolution 25‑614) – Aye: Robinson, Kling, Little, Watkins; Nay: None
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we launched Hunchville Music Month in September to uh make sure that jazz in the park is a pillar of that month and so we'll be kind of gathering up and reaching out again to talk about uh all things, uh, Huntsville Music Month and so to be able to announce this first ahead of everything is something we're really proud of and so a reminder these concerts. Free and open to the public in the new venue at Big Spring Park West, which means whether you're a jazz aficionado or just curious, there is a space for you out there, and that's what we want to keep building a music ecosystem where everybody feels welcome and we're attracting world class talent. I hope you'll mark your calendars for, uh, every Sunday in September. Bring a lawn chair, bring a blanket, um, and join us to celebrate some of Good evening and welcome everyone. So August 28th, 2025, 5:30 p.m., and we are gathered to convene this meeting of the Huntsville City Council in the chambers in Huntsville, Alabama We welcome all those who have joined us tonight. We have lots of opportunities to celebrate and we look forward to all of those who have joined us for that purpose. We are excusing Council President John Meredith who is traveling. We wish him safe travels and look forward to having him return on the on the September 11th meeting. We will begin our meetings as we usually do with invocation and Pledge of allegiance. Our invocation today will be offered by uh Alabama Public Safety chaplain, Ethan Ryan, followed by t …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
John Meredith, President
Jennie Robinson, Councilmember
Bill Kling, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5:30 PM Thursday, August 28, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Michelle Watkins
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on August 14, 2025.
(Minutes Received)
2025-721
Sponsors: City Clerk
5. MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a. Presentation of Appreciation from the Monte Sano Civic Association to City
Employees for Their Dedicated Support and Service Following Recent Tornados.
2025-725
Sponsors: Administration
b. Proclamation to recognize and honor the remarkable accomplishments and
historic milestone of Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University on its
150th anniversary.
2025-722
Sponsors: Administration
6. COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
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City Council Regular Meeting Agenda August 28, 2025
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
a. Resolution Celebrating Alabama A&M University’s Historic 150-Year
Legacy of Leadership and Service
Resolution No. 25-649
2025-723
Sponsors: Watkins
150 AAMU 08282025.pdfAttachments:
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Thursday, August 28, 2025
5:30 PM
Huntsville, Alabama
305 Fountain Circle
Huntsville, AL 35801
Meeting Minutes - Final
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City Council Regular Meeting
John Meredith, President
Jennie Robinson, Councilmember
Bill Kling, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
City Council Regular Meeting
Meeting Minutes - Final
August 28, 2025
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City Council Regular Meeting
Meeting Minutes - Final
August 28, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Present:
Jennie Robinson, Bill Kling, David Little, and Michelle Watkins
Absent:
John Meredith
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplain, Ethan Ryan.
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember Michelle Watkins
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
President Pro Tem Robinson announced that item 9a has been deleted due to the property
coming into compliance.
The agenda was approved as presented.
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on August 14, 2025.
(Minutes Received)
2025-721
City Clerk
Sponsors:
The above item is approved as submitted
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Presentation of Appreciation from the Monte Sano Civic Association to City
Employees for Their Dedicated Support and Service Following Recent Tornados.
2025-725
Administration
Sponsors:
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City Council Regular Meeting
Council considers $7.5M water system loan and multiple zoning changes
The City Council will vote on a $7,515,000 loan for drinking water system improvements and the annexation of 572.48 acres. The body is also setting public hearings for several zoning requests and declaring two properties as public nuisances.
- Ordinance for a $7,515,000 Subordinated Water Revenue Warrant for drinking water capital improvements
- Ordinance to annex 572.48 acres north of Bob Wade Rd and east/west of Mt. Lebanon Rd
- Public hearing for right-of-way vacation at 612 McKinley Avenue NE
- Proposed zoning of 1,013.96 acres south of River Loop Road to Residence 1 and Industrial Park Districts
- Resolution to purchase property from Jeff Benton Properties, LLC for the South Huntsville Police Precinct
zoningutilitiesannexationpublic-safetyinfrastructure
✓ Decidido: Council failed to appoint Remelus Bowden to Police Advisory Council
The council voted down the appointment of Remelus Bowden to the Huntsville Police Citizens Advisory Council. It approved the reappointment of Pamela Caruso to the same council and adopted several resolutions honoring community groups. The body also set dates for multiple public‑hearing zoning projects and approved finance expenditures, appropriations, and travel authorizations.
- Failed to appoint Remelus Bowden to Police Citizens Advisory Council (Aye: Meredith, Watkins; Nay: Robinson, Little; Abstain: Kling)
- Approved reappointment of Pamela Caruso to Police Citizens Advisory Council (Aye: Meredith, Robinson, Kling, Little, Watkins; Nay: None)
- Approved Resolution 25-598 honoring St. Mark Baptist Church (Aye: all members; Nay: None)
- Approved Resolution 25-599 honoring Mrs. Nell Lane Bradford (Aye: all members; Nay: None)
- Approved Resolution 25-600 recognizing United Women of Color (Aye: all members; Nay: None)
- Approved public‑hearing schedule for multiple zoning projects (Resolutions 25-601, 25-602, 25-603, 25-605, 25-607, 25-609) (Aye: all members; Nay: None)
- Approved finance expenditures and appropriations (Resolution 25-611, Ordinance 25-612) (Aye: all members; Nay: None)
- Approved travel authorization for Councilmember John Meredith to ICMA conference (Resolution 25-613) (Aye: all members; Nay: None)
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Can we ask about the road? I was going to ask about the Miller Lane, is that a county road? Miller Lane is multi-jurisdictional, but I'll lean over to traffic engineering that they may have a better assessment of what those counts look like and what impact looks like for this development as well. I mean, it looks like most of the traffic is going to be turning and going to the, uh, east out to out to the major at 2:31. Is that right? Yes, we would assume that most of the traffic is going to go to that um traffic signal that is to the east, um, and so when, when the time comes in this develops, we would, um, assess that traffic signal to see if any. Signal timings and things like that can be modified to allow for that extra traffic, um, as for the width of the road, I'm not aware of any projects that are coming in, um, I know that this development is widening the road in front of their property um, but I'm not aware so they're improving the section in front of their property, but the, the areas to the east and west are not being improved. Go ahead. I just. Yes, I think they're widening the road and they're widening the road in front of their property and I'm not aware of any projects in the other portion. OK. So in one case they are dedicating additional right of way and they are improvements to be made on the middle lane directly in front of their property, uh, to also give some um some information to the resident in question the property to the east of their, uh, was an appr …
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Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
John Meredith, President
Jennie Robinson, Councilmember
Bill Kling, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 5:30 PM Thursday, August 14, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CALL TO ORDER
1. INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplains
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember David Little
3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
4. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on July 24, 2025.
(Minutes Received)
2025-660
5. MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a. Proclamation in recognition for the month of August as National Minority Donor
Awareness Month.
2025-661
Sponsors: Administration
6. COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
a. Presentation honoring the Fountain of Life Church for their long-term
service to West Huntsville and the entire community.
2025-662
Sponsors: Kling
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City Council Regular Meeting Agenda August 14, 2025
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
b. Resolution recognizing the 100th anniversary of the ReMarkable St. Mark
Baptist Church.
Resolution No. 25-598
2025-663
Sponsors: Watkins
St. Mark Resolution 081425.pdfAttachments:
c. Resolution honoring Mrs. Nell Lane Bradford for her service to the
community, demonstrated by a dedication to furthering musical education
by teach …
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John Meredith, President
Jennie Robinson, Councilmember
Bill Kling, Councilmember
Michelle Watkins, Councilmember
David Little, Councilmember
Tommy Battle, Mayor
John Hamilton, City Administrator
Trey Riley, City Attorney
Shaundrika Edwards, City Clerk
5:30 PM
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Thursday, August 14, 2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Present:
John Meredith, Jennie Robinson, Bill Kling, David Little, and Michelle Watkins
CALL TO ORDER
1.
INVOCATION
Offered by: Huntsville Alabama Public Safety Chaplain, Ethan Ryan.
2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by: Councilmember David Little
3.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
The above item is approved as submitted
4.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING(S)
a.
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the City Council held on July 24, 2025. (Minutes Received)
The above item is approved as submitted
5.
MAYOR: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS
a.
Proclamation in recognition for the month of August as National Minority Donor Awareness
Month.
Administration
Sponsors:
Dr. Randy Barbour presented a proclamation to Dr. Latoya Bishop.
6.
COUNCIL: SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Special Recognitions
a.
Presentation honoring the Fountain of Life Church for their long-term service to West
Huntsville and the entire community.
Kling
Sponsors:
Councilmember Kling presented the certificate to Dr. Morris with the
Fountain of Life Church.
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City Council Regular Meeting
Meeting Minutes - Final
August 14, 2025
Resolutions for Approval and Presentation
b.
Reso …
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