11-46-24.1
Section 11-46-24.1 Designation of voting places in Class 8 municipalities by combination of
districts and wards. Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (a) of Section 11-46-24,
the municipal governing body of a Class 8 municipality, for the purpose of designating voting
places in a municipal election, may provide by ordinance for the combination of any district
in a ward with any other district in the ward, and may provide for the combination of any
ward with one or more wards. Voting places shall be designated by the municipal governing
body when it orders an election in the same manner as provided in Chapter 46. (Act 2004-361,
p. 590, §1.)...
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11-51-42
Section 11-51-42 Levy of taxes; certification and delivery to county tax assessor of copy of
ordinance or resolution levying taxes. It shall be the duty of the council, board of commissioners,
or other governing body of any such municipality during the month of May of each year, by
resolution or ordinance, to levy a tax on the property situated in such municipality for the
next succeeding tax year at a rate in no event in excess of the constitutional limit authorized
to be levied by such municipality on the value of such property as assessed for state taxation
as shown by the books of assessment for the state and county tax year ending September 30
next succeeding the levy. The levy so made by the council, board of commissioners, or other
governing body of such municipality shall go into force and effect as of October 1 next succeeding
the levy and shall become a lien on October 1 next succeeding such levy and not before. After
such levy is made it shall be the duty of the mayor or...
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11-54B-2
Section 11-54B-2 Definitions. As used in this article, the following words and phrases shall
have the following meanings: (1) MUNICIPALITY. Any Class 1 municipality located in the State
of Alabama. (2) DISTRICT MANAGEMENT CORPORATION. An entity created by incorporation under
The Alabama Nonprofit Corporation Act (Chapter 3A of Title 10), and designated by ordinance
to manage a self-help business improvement district. (3) SELF-HELP BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT.
A geographical area, whether or not contiguous, within a municipality designated by ordinance
as an area in which a special assessment may be levied on the owners of the real property
located within the geographical area of the district for the purposes of providing supplemental
services within the district and promoting the economic and general welfare of the district.
(Acts 1994, No. 94-677, p. 1295, §2; Act 2007-479, p. 1017, §1.)...
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11-54B-58
Section 11-54B-58 Sunset provision. (a) Within 90 days after the adoption and approval of the
fifth annual budget for any self-help business improvement district, the municipality shall
set a hearing to determine whether the district should be continued, modified, or terminated.
At least 20 days before the hearing, notice of the date, place, and time of the hearing shall
be posted in at least three places within the district and mailed, along with the new district
management plan, which shall contain the items described in subdivision (4) of Section 11-54B-44,
to each real property or business owner who paid assessments to the district during the previous
year as certified by an officer of the district management corporation collecting such assessments,
the officers of the municipal revenue department, or the offices of county tax assessor and
county tax collector, if they are the billing and collecting agency. (b) At this hearing,
if a petition presented to the municipality objecting...
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12-14-17
Section 12-14-17 Procedure for abolition of municipal courts by governing bodies of municipalities;
effect of abolition generally. (a) The governing body of any municipality having a municipal
court may at any time by ordinance abolish its municipal court and the jurisdiction of the
court so abolished shall be transferred to the district court of the district in which the
municipality is located under the conditions and effective dates provided in this section.
A certified copy of the ordinance abolishing the municipal court shall be transmitted by certified
mail to the clerk of the district court for the district in which the municipality is located,
the presiding judge of the circuit court for the judicial circuit in which the municipality
is located, the clerk of the circuit court, the Clerk of the Supreme Court, the Secretary
of State and the Administrative Director of the Courts. (b) All pending cases and process
in those cases which are to be acted upon by the district court...
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41-6-72
Section 41-6-72 Property on loan to department. (a) Property on loan to the department, subject
to a loan agreement, shall be deemed to be donated to the department if no claim is made or
action filed to recover the property after termination or expiration of the loan, and if the
department has given notice pursuant to Section 41-6-74 and no assertion of title has been
filed within 90 days from the date of the second published notice. (b) The department may
terminate a loan of property if the property was loaned to the department for an indefinite
term and the property has been held by the department for five years or more. Property on
"permanent loan" shall be deemed to be loaned for an indefinite term. (c) If property
was loaned to the department for a specified term, the department may give notice of termination
of the loan at any time after expiration of the specified term. (d) When the department accepts
a loan of property, the department shall inform the owner in writing of the...
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45-49-261.13
Section 45-49-261.13 Limitations on authority of planning commission. (a) The planning commission
shall have no jurisdiction over the type of single-family housing or dwelling to be placed
or constructed on private property. (b) The authority of the Mobile County Commission under
this part shall not conflict with present or future regulations or policies of the Alabama
Department of Public Health. No provision of this part shall infringe upon the existing authority
of the county commission to regulate the development of subdivisions. No provision of this
part shall affect any existing statute or regulation promulgated pursuant to any law creating
historic or preservation districts within Mobile County; however, historic or preservation
districts are subject to this part. (Act 2009-782, p. 2456, §14.)...
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8-15-34
Section 8-15-34 Satisfaction of owner's lien. An owner's lien as provided for a claim which
has become due may be satisfied as follows: (1) No enforcement action shall be taken by the
owner until the occupant has been in default continuously for a period of 30 days. (2) Prior
to taking enforcement action pursuant to this section, the owner shall determine whether a
financing statement has been filed in accordance with Title 7 concerning the property to be
sold or otherwise disposed of, with the Secretary of State, in the county where the self-service
storage facility is located and in the county of the occupant's last known address. (3) After
the occupant has been in default continuously for a period of 30 days, the owner may begin
enforcement action if the occupant has been notified in writing. Said notice shall be delivered
in person or sent by certified or registered mail to the last known address of the occupant.
Any lienholder with an interest in the property to be sold or...
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11-54B-3
Section 11-54B-3 Development and maintenance of self-help business improvement districts. A
municipality may, through ordinance, provide for the creation and maintenance of one or more
self-help business improvement districts pursuant to this article. This article is intended
as the exclusive procedure through which a municipality may create and maintain a self-help
business improvement district. (Acts 1994, No. 94-677, §3.)...
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11-54B-42
Section 11-54B-42 Development and maintenance of self-help business improvement districts.
A Class 2 municipality, by ordinance, may provide for the creation and maintenance of one
or more self-help business improvement districts pursuant to this article. This article is
intended as the exclusive procedure by which a Class 2 municipality may create and maintain
a self-help business improvement district. (Act 2004-382, p. 626, §3.)...
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