Appellee's Response to Appellant's Motion to Stay Further Proceedings in the Court of Appeals

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ES NOYEMBER 17,I9tt PUBLICATION NUMBER 43TEqX)

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NEW PICKENS SCHOOL BOARD SWpRN IN TUESDAy NIGHT -- The oew Pickens County Board
of Educetion uas sworn in l[resday nigbt by District Judge Tom Wpodard. Tbey are, left io right, Woqdard;
Jcmes G. (Buddy) Nolend of District 4; Mary E. Woods, District 2fMbrk AusteII, District l; Lindr Y. IlYin" r

dhan, District 3; snd Dondd Pritc.Dett, District 5.

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The AliceriUr-CIry Council vcted
Mondayr night to enact scvbrat
changes to be followed by the Stl€et
and Sanitation Department, in-
clgding rate increases for trash col-
lection' heginning in December.
(.A committce composed of

Mayor Ray Carroll, City Clerk'Pam
Barnes, and Councilmen Tim
Strickland and Bill Etokes met last
week to make some recommenda-
tions to the full council Monday
night.

Stokes made a mction,seconded"
by Strickland, to.suspend the rules
and adotr the changes. The motion
was unanimously apprwed (except
for Billy McKinzey who was
abeent).

The changes will all take effect
pcc. l. First, dl leaves,pine straw
and brush to be picked up by the ci-
ty must be bagged. Sccond, any
private citizen requesting a load of
dirt frorn the city will be charged
135. Third, the fee for picking up

tunk" fncluding old and hbavy

b.ar4ri-.+.. .

equignenti fumiturc, appliances) .

will bc'$351 Forirth; thc fee'for'
bushhogging by.the city will be a
minimum charge of $35, and will
only be done when time permits.

Stokes said the committee made
the recommendation beoause the ci-
ty was charging the pcople like it
did 25-30 years agq and inflation
has driven the city's cost of opert
tioo up.
. ttre council voted to allow the
engineering firm of Hankins, Har-
rison and Cabaniss Inc. tq crcate a.
plan for improving the municipal
airport through a $8,750 non-
marching grant from the State
Aeronautics Boad. Stokes made a
motion, seconded by Strickland,to
hsve the firm craate the plan. It was
unanimously approed.

The issue of stray dogs was
discussed. The c,ouncil was shown
an old animal control ordinance.
Mayor Ray Canoll said he would'
like to contact sorne nearby citieg
and see wbat L.ind of hws they bave

gbout stray aninr*il*-l
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In other action, the couucil:
-agreed to increase the fine fs

littering in the.city to $100.
{old the audience [o contaci ci.

ty'hall if thcy see any backhoc dig-
ging in the city who has not been

.permission to do so Strickland said
many people do nd realize the
danger of digging around utility
lines and that they must have a per-

mit [o do sucb dieguu.
, -answ€rcd sevcral qucstions rais-

NAACR concerning such issues as '

parliamentary procedure, the need
for full+irne firefighters and am- I

bulance persosuel, stray aniqals, ."
the recent salary increase for city .

employees, the need for more :

sidewalks, apd tbe election of bmrd , '

chairmen.
-rcceived a compliment on their l.'

perlbrmance so far by Carolyn " '

Spain.
-apprwed tbe bills.

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Aliceville Cou{,rcil approve s mcrease
in junk collection bushhoggingfees,

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Special Heet'ing
Nov . 3, 1988 cint ' d :' 'r "' '

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Item #l--Aopoi.ntrrrent of 
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The city Bulldlng Inspector'has reslgned effecttve Octl 3li 'After \
making.contact rlth the State level about what'the Clty can do tcrynrpy,
the.v advlses the City shoul<l appoint a temporar.y pcrs6n $t!1. iultr tidi'
as i,qual lfled" lnrson 'oah-[ \tre4: ,',, ; i .-., :... . -s. ,: i:r1j ..

ihyor lirroll told the council he has ialk6d.wlth"* ,.*n'[o-flttthls posltlon' One wlll serve a's temnorarv lnspe'ctor ind.ttre.othcrtoensonhrs sgreed to accept the posl!!on full-timi rftlr thlr-tonnoraii ie.f,-:-='i:.rP. B9!h pcrlgls are quallfied for the Job an'or-liiinieo'iontrictors.
u,hlch are the qua:llflcatlons required b.v thi State of Alrbamr for I Dldg.inspector. Ira,'. '...i.,.:', ,.;,.,',, ','.i '.,:]:dl .1.;..:J, ..l1iJ.r:..

l,lr.;l.lorrls f,i'lley fras agregd.to be temporar"y inspeetor for'the. Clty; .f[g1r
State recornnn&s-that the Ctty Rame.a ieputi bldq:'insrtciior-'to pertonn
.the lnspegtorrs dutles rhen ilr.. Tille.v requlrcg -lnspcctloos of hir-rcrl...,--,
['lr..Cgrroll qa!( he has sonieone in mind for thtrs, poiltlon bot r:c,cdryniD$--"
thattheCouncil].appointsHr.Til19.y.rsterrporqry'ln5pec[pr.....-.'i..

Councllman stokes motlon that the Councll go along rlth t{a,yor carrcIlh
recormendallon_of rppolntlng l{r. Tll Iey rs-TGnpQriry Bldg;- Inrprcbt,
councllman Poole seconded the rptlon aird alt vbted,Lrye,?]',,t t.,'t,,

Item #8--:Thqlksgivlnq llol lday Schedu:le r'),

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After consi deratl on,. Councl I man , Strl ckl and'lity 
employees Thuriday and.Frlday, ttov, Zl

motlon tfiat
and 25 for

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thc Counctl glvo
Thanksglvlng,.
'lycl, "Councilrcnan Gipson seconded this- rpt{on al I vritcd

to attend'ttrEle .

2) Public Hear.ltii--t4ayor Carroll
hearings yill .be scheduled {t
where the publlc can attend.

tgrk Shop for cormittee Appointments-- Hayor Cnnrolr told Hrs. &that the lrlater &'Sewer and Gas Board are, lndependent of thc iity.
The. Couicil agrees:wlth the need to. provlde thls'typertriintne-itl

!t9r! Shop for Cormittee AppointnrentS-- Hayor Cnnroll told HrS. Eozcnanthat the l,'later &'Sewer and Gas Board are. lndeoendent of tha citv-
The. council agrees:wlth the need to. provlde thts'typettmlnlne 

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al I emp'loyees; department heads ui! boards. The Clty feceivet mterlf
frym^lne.f?l.gr". rnd rfien ilme pgr;its, the C,lty rfli nafe tt-a poiirt-

hearl nos.

receivep mterlrl

assuged l,lrs. Bozemrn tlnt aIl' public
reasefrable hours, preferrahle at nlght,.r
Notices, as requirfa-uy tar itii De-giiin,

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