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Showing posts with label storm shelters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label storm shelters. Show all posts

Monday, May 17, 2021

May 17, 2021 - Scottsboro City Council Work Session - Agenda and Video - Important Topics: Item 1) Proposed Amendments to Zoning Ordinance - Item 6) Rezoning of Property on Bob Jones Rd. ( Old Custom Transportation Garage) - Item 8) Alleged NextSite LLC Agreement, Claim for Alleged Future Development Contract - Citizen Presentation by the Deacon Regarding Incomplete Work on The Storm Shelter at Hollice Memorial Chapel on South Broad Street


Scottsboro City Hall, photo by G. Morgan 

AGENDA

Item 6) Proposed change of property from R-2 residential zoning to C-3 commercial zoning Photo from Google Earth Pro of 2983 Bob Jones Rd. Scottsboro, Al. This property was utilized for a trucking company for more than 25 years. Hazardous materials have been utilized on this property. The question which comes to mind, how did this property come to be R-2?
2014 image from Google Earth of 2983 Bob Jones Rd, Scottsboro, Al. Fair use of image for non-profit news reporting and commentary.

Item 8) NextSite LLC is claiming the City of Scottsboro owes them money, $15,000.00, for locating businesses for the area. apparently The Jackson County EDA, Economic Development Authority and the Scottsboro CDA, Commercial Development authority have paid money to the Next Site corporation as discussed in the city council meeting, the city council never signed a contract. According to the Mayor and Council President this involves the new development involving the proposed Publix and other businesses at the Hwy 72/Hwy 35 location. Property closing/purchase of property - it has been stated that closing has not occurred, but is expected to occur at or about the end of June 2021. 
 
The Deacon and the Storm Shelter
 
A church Deacon, indicated the Storm Shelter behind the Chapel has not been completed after 6 months while the shelter at Goose Pond colony had been completed.. 

 Story from WAFF-TV about the shelter in August of 2020 https://www.waff.com/2020/08/31/new-storm-shelter-underway-jackson-county/

Once complete the storm shelter will be similar to the one behind Randall's Chapel Church on Veterans Dr., Scottsboro, Al. (photo by G. Morgan

VIDEO

Monday, November 20, 2017

Scottsboro City Council Work Session, First Storm Shelter Site Chosen, November 20, 2017

Scottsboro City Hall (photo by G. Morgan)

First Storm Shelter location announced - to be built behind the Randall's Chapel Methodist Church. Property lease usage terms, a 20 year lease for $1.00 per year. Construction to begin 2-3 months by City of Scottsboro, Scottsboro Electric Power Board and Scottsboro Water Sewer and Gas will participate in the construction. (Photo credit - Inside an Alabama storm shelter; FEMA Grieg Powers, Fair Use for non-profit news reporting.)

AGENDA

VIDEO



Facebook Live Video link of Reports:   https://www.facebook.com/garry.l.morgan.5/videos/10214634121830449/

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Scottsboro City Council, April 13, 2015 - Storm Sheltering Questions - 24/7 Alcohol Sales in Scottsboro Now Allowed

Scottsboro City Hall (photo by G. Morgan) The big news issue, 24/7 alcohol sales.
Resolution becomes effective Wednesday morning at 12:01 AM.

Storm shelters in Scottsboro, 1 at the Jackson County Courthouse, issue brought forward to council.

AGENDA
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Speed Limit change resolution, agenda item 4


VIDEO