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City of Hueytown City Council Meeting 12/16/2025
Tuesday, Dec 16, 2025
City Council Approves Cleanup Liens, Tables Disputed Abatement Case
The council addressed multiple resolutions (7322 through 7329) concerning special assessment liens for cleanup abatement work on various properties: 115 Highland Avenue, 117 Highland Avenue, 142 Dexter Avenue, 208 Kentwood Avenue, 209 Pine Street, 515 Marsh Avenue, 1017 Broad Street, and 3100 20th Street North. These resolutions were approved collectively. Additionally, Resolution 7321 for 106 Ray Avenue was discussed separately due to a dispute over whether the property owner had already completed cleanup before the city's contractor assessed the work. The council decided to table this item until the January 6th work session to gather more information, including contractor details and dates.
Nature Preserve Trails Phase 1 Nearing Completion by Spring
The city council discussed the progress of the nature preserve trails, with the mayor reporting that contractors are ready to begin work, permits are secured, and the goal is to complete the first phase by spring, potentially before turkey season. This project is highlighted as unique to Jefferson County and Huey Town, aiming to enhance recreational opportunities for citizens.
Property Owner Granted 30-Day Extension for Repairs at Longmire Luke Drive
A public hearing was held regarding property at 3230 Longmire Luke Drive, Resolution 7331. The property owner, who is in probate for the property, requested an extension to address repairs to both the yard and the house, which sustained damage from a fallen limb approximately five years ago. The owner plans to rehab the property. The council granted a 30-day extension to the January 27th meeting, requiring the owner to provide documentation of their intent to move forward, including quotes for repairs, projected timelines, and proof of their role in the probate process.
Huey Town Holds Successful Holiday Events, Encourages Local Shopping
The community celebrated various holiday events including the Christmas parade, Christmas in the park, and a successful 'Supper with Santa' held at the Rec Center, which was praised for its convenient indoor setup. Additionally, a 'Santa letters' program allowed children to write to Santa at the library and Christmas in the Park, with personalized replies sent out. The fire department announced their Christmas Eve Santa drive, with route and time details available on Instagram. The Chamber of Commerce is planning for 2026 and encouraging local shopping.
Contract Approved for Lighting Equipment Maintenance with Stryker
The City Council approved Resolution 7330, authorizing a contract with Stryker for lighting equipment maintenance.
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