REGULAR MEETING
A G E N D A
MONTGOMERY CITY COUNCIL
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2025 – 5:00 P.M.
COUNCIL AUDITORIUM
Prayer by Councillor Julie Beard or guest
Pledge of Allegiance
Approval of September 16, 2025 Work Session Meeting Minutes
Approval of September 16, 2025 Regular Council Meeting Minutes
Approval of September 30, 2025 Regular Council Meeting Minutes
Mayor Message
Special Committee Reports
Public Communications on Agenda Items (To address the Council during this time, the Roster must be signed before meeting begins indicating agenda item number to be discussed.
CONSENT AGENDA
Consent Agenda Items not for discussion by Council or Public – just vote by Council. If discussion is requested by Council, item must be pulled from the Consent Agenda and discussed after vote of remaining Consent Items.
1. Robinson & Associates - $119,880.87 – Fairview Farmer’s Market.
2. Roar Outdoors LLC - $11,687 – Advertisement.
3. WSFA - $9,998 – MPD Recruitment.
4. The Green Bridge Group Inc. - $40,000 – Professional & Research Services.
5. Meltwater News US Inc. (SBITA). - $25,000 – Advertisement.
6. Rhonda Watson - $41.246 – Foster Grandparent Program Director.
7. Govinvest, Inc., d/b/a TrueComp - $23.702/38 = OPEB Actuarial Services.
8. Lamar - $7,500 – City Event’s Marketing.
9. YouthBuild Montgomery/Maurice S. Patterson - $1,600 – Participant Stipend.
10. YouthBuild Montgomery/Jamikal O. Patterson - $1,600 – Participant Stipend.
11. YouthBuild Montgomery/Chartonya Latrice Moore - $1,600 – Participant Stipend.
12. YouthBuild Montgomery/Jamarcus Deshawn Hamilton - $3,420 – Participant Stipend.
13. YouthBuild/Brian J. Kelly - $2,300 – Participant Stipend.
14. YouthBuild/Lanicki Jones - $3,560 – Participant Stipend.
15. YouthBuild/Latrice Kemp - $3,320 – Participant Stipend.
16. YouthBuild/Cornelius Jackson - $33,683 – Construction Trainer.
17. YouthBuild/Patrice Michelle Jackson - $25,927.20 – Case Manager.
18. YouthBuild/Erica Caffey - $32,409 – Case Manager.
19. YouthBuild/Benita D. Edwards - $25,927.20 – Adult Education Teacher.
20. YouthBuild/Jimmothy Parker - $5200 – Participant Stipend.
21. YouthBuild/Amber Wrublewski - $5200 – Participant Stipend.
22. YouthBuild/Darius McGhee -$5200 – Participant Stipend.
23. YouthBuild/Lamarkest Hicks - $5200 – Participant Stipend.
24. YouthBuild/Teyjah Boyd - $5200 – Participant Stipend.
25. ACCC Division 2 Baseball – Cumulative expense in 2026 for Tournament April 29-May 3, 2026 & May 5-9, 2027 at Patterson Field and Riverwalk Stadium.
26. WSFA - $8000 – TV Ad Campaign for 2025 HBCU Classic.
OLD BUSINESS
27. Hearing on proposed Ordinance rezoning one lot located on the north side of East South Boulevard, approximately 1300 feet west of Narrow Lane Road, from an O-1 (Office) Zoning District to a B-2-Q (Commercial-Qualified) Zoning District; restricted to a Childcare Center (aka 1245 East South Boulevard. Applicant requested B-2. Planning Commission recommended B-2-Q; restricted to Childcare Center. No Appeal Received. (RZ-2025-005)
28. Hearing on proposed Ordinance amending Appendix C – Zoning, Article II – Enforcement, Section 4. Certificate of Occupancy Required. Recommended by Planning Commission. (Text Amendment)
29. Application for a Towing Company by Christopher Croskey, d/b/a Black Diamond Emergency Roadside & Recovery. (6)
NEW BUSINESS
30. Review of All Out Towing, 3783 Wares Ferry Road. Sponsored by Councillor Beard.
31. Ordinance amending Chapter 27 of Code of Ordinance of the COM to add Article VI, Regulating Dangerous Pedestrian Conduct in Pub lic Rights-of-Way. (Sponsored by Councillor Beard & Councillor Szymanski)
32. Resolution affirming the Intent of the COM to enter into an Agreement with Jackson HealthCare and its Parent Company, Jackson Investment Group, as part of a Partnership with Montgomery County to ensure the continuity and viability of Healthcare Services to the Citizens of Montgomery.
33. Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute Contracts without Council Approval. (Sponsored by Councillor Calhoun)
34. Resolution assenting to the Vacation of a portion of Lawrence Street between Randolph Street and Columbus Street.
35. Resolution authorizing the COM to join the City of Tuscaloosa in Litigation against the Alabama Department of Revenue regarding the Simplified Sellers Use Tax (SSUT) Program.
36. Resolution authorizing the Mayor to make application to Delta Regional Authority for a Grant for $450,000 for funding the Fairview Collective; City’s matching share is $150,000.
37. Application for an Event Center by Cornelius Burton & Charlie Burton, d/b/a Venue 19 Event Space, 19 South Court Street. (3)
38. Application for a Conference Center by Billy Summerlin, d/b/a Summerlin’s Place, 315 W. Fleming Road. (4)
39. Resolution reappointing Jeff Jones to the Parks & Recreation Board by Councillor Johnson.
40. Resolution appointing Angela Calvin to the Housing Authority by Councillor Johnson replacing Mattie Wilkins.
41. Resolution appointing Britney Lee to the Architectural Review Board by Councillor Johnson.
42. Resolution appointing Kaylla Dixon to the Planning Commission by Councillor Riley replacing Reggie Dunn.
43. Resolution concurring in the reappointment of Carey L. Owens, Jr. to the Joint Public Charity Hospital Board. (Sponsored by Councillor Calhoun)
44. Resolution concurring in the reappointing Henry A. Frazer to the Joint Public Charity Hospital Board. (Sponsored by Councillor Calhoun)
45. Appeal of proposed Demolition of 613-619 Watts Avenue by David Herman.
46. Appeal of assessment cost of abatement of nuisances by Amos B. Sunday, 101 Davis Street.
47. Appeal of notice of abatement of nuisances at 220 Marshall Street by Oscar Boykin.
48. Pursuant to Section 11-53B-2 et Seq., Code of Alabama, authorization of demolition of unsafe structures at the following locations:
Standard Demolitions:
613 Watts Street
954 Highland Avenue
1006 Grove Street
2082 N Lincoln Terrace
49. Pursuant to Section 11-53B-1 et Seq, Code of Alabama, resolution assessing the cost of abatement of unsafe structures at various locations.
50. Resolution declaring public nuisances, authorizing immediate abatement and assessing cost of abatement of public nuisances on various lots pursuant to Chapter 12 of the Code of Ordinances.
Council as a Committee
Public Communications on Non-Agenda Items (To address the Council during this time, the City Clerk must have been contacted prior to Noon Monday)
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