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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
12
Letters of administration on the estate of said deceased granted to the undersigned on December 7 1965 by Judge T C Almen of Morgan County Probate Court. All persons having claims against the estate must present them within the time allowed by law.
Decatur Alabama city ordinance 1522 changes classification areas from R-3 to R-4 on Adams Drive area outlined by street lines and drainage, with map on file. ordinance adopts boundary changes per zoning map and becomes effective after adoption and publication. Also Sanitary Sewer Ordinance Nos. 1436-8 and 1438 describe prior sewer projects, hearings, assessments, and lien provisions with notices in The Decatur Daily. hearings held December 21 1965.
A legal notice states the City of Decatur Board of Commissioners will review an amendment to the Code of Decatur Alabama 1956 and the Zoning Map at 10 00 A M on January 18 1965. Citizens may appear to speak for or against the proposed amendment at the Municipal Building. The notice is dated December 21 1965.
Decatur commissioners enact Chapter 27 code changes Amending zoning map and property boundaries Near Mullin Addition West 19th Avenue SE intersection to Harrison Street, details show boundary lines and lot 26 adjustments Enactment cites 1940 Code references and city ordinances to authorize the amendment.
The ordinance defines a district on the southwest corner of Lot 31 and adjacent Lots in Mullin/Mulla Additions, describing boundary lines and a true point of beginning. It adopts the zoning map and explanatory material, designating the area for Residential District requirements under Chapter 27, Section 27-10, and states the ordinance takes effect December 30.
The City of Decatur Alabama adopts ordinance 1520 amending Chapter 27 and the zoning map to reclassify a specified 7th Street SE area from R-3 Residential to MC Medical Center District. The detailed boundary description runs along 7th Street SE and adjacent alleys and lots, with the ordinance filed in the City Clerk’s office and dated December 21.
Alabama Decatur ordinance amends centerline points on 4th Street NW and Memorial Drive to redefine a parcel from R-3 to R-4 residential district. The reclassification follows map lines and property boundaries including Lot 19, Block 32 in the DLI F Company Addition No 1, with adherence to Chapter 27 zoning rules.
Ordinances Nos. 1516 and 1517 adopted December 21, 1965, by the City of Decatur Alabama update building and plumbing codes. The action references public hearings, references to the Southern Standard Building Code Part III Plumbing edition 1962-63 as amended, and designates the Building Official and City governing body roles.
The ordinance amends city boundaries described as starting at the intersection of Lot 4 and Kooken Avenue SW, moving north 100 feet, east 222 feet, south 100 feet, and west 222 feet to return to the start. The area is shown on the map as R-2 and reclassified to R-4.
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