45-48-20
Section 45-48-20 Regulation of sale of alcoholic beverages on Sunday. (a) The city council
of each municipality in Marshall County, where the sale of alcoholic beverages is legal, except
for Sunday sales of alcoholic beverages, by ordinance, may regulate the sale of all alcoholic
beverages including, but not limited to, draft beer and keg beer in any municipality within
the county. (b)(1) The voters of any municipality within the county may authorize the sale
of alcoholic beverages within the municipality on Sunday by an election pursuant to this section,
in the following manner: The governing body of the municipality, by resolution, may call an
election for the municipality to determine the sentiment of the voters of the municipality
residing within the corporate limits as to whether alcoholic beverages may be legally sold
or distributed on Sunday within the municipality. (2) On the ballot to be used for the election,
the question shall be in the following form: "Do you favor the...
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45-49-22.01
Section 45-49-22.01 Subsequent elections. Regardless of the result of the initial election
mandated by Section 45-49-22, or the result of any subsequent election held pursuant to the
following provisions of this section, any number of subsequent elections may be called and
held to authorize or prohibit the sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages in Mobile County
on Sundays after 12 o'clock noon as and to the extent permitted by this subpart. An election
on this question may be called by the Mobile County Commission acting on its own volition
through the adoption of a resolution receiving the affirmative votes of a majority of the
members of the commission. In addition, an election on this question shall be called by the
Mobile County Commission if there shall be filed with the commission, at any time after the
last election held pursuant to this subpart, appropriately certified copies of resolutions
requesting such an election that have been adopted by the governing bodies (in...
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45-8A-23.215
Section 45-8A-23.215 Effect of failure of council to act upon manager's proposed division.
If the council within 30 days after the submission by the manager of his or her proposed division
shall neither approve of the manager's proposed division nor adopt a valid ordinance or resolution
of disapproval then the division as proposed by the manager shall be deemed adopted and the
wards of the city shall for the purpose of each subsequent election of councilmen be as described
in the proposed division submitted by the manager. (Acts 1953, No. 404, p. 472, §7.06.)...

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11-42-51
Section 11-42-51 Canvassing of returns; entry, recordation, etc., of orders, maps, etc., as
to annexation of territory. The judge of probate must canvass the returns as made by the inspectors
and if it appears that a majority of the votes cast at the election were "for annexation"
the judge shall make and enter an order on the records of the probate court adjudging and
decreeing the corporate limits of the city to be extended so as to embrace the territory described
in the resolution and designated on the plat or map attached to the resolution, and must cause
the certified resolution and all orders or decrees or judgments to be recorded in the records
in his office and must also cause the map or plat to be recorded in the map records in his
office, and from the time of the entry of such order such territory shall be a part of and
within the corporate limits of the city with the limitations, rights, powers, and privileges
set forth in this article. If it appears that a majority of the...
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11-43-101
Section 11-43-101 Auditing, recordation, etc., of claims, etc., against municipality and issuance
of warrants therefor. The clerk shall submit all claims, requisitions, and demands against
the city or town to the council at its next regular meeting for its approval, unless already
provided for by ordinance or resolution, and upon its being approved by the council and the
passage of ordinances carrying it into effect when necessary, said clerk shall issue warrant
on the city or town treasurer for the amount of such claim, requisition, or demand. Before
issuing any warrant upon the treasurer, the clerk shall audit the claim, certify to its correctness,
and keep a record thereof, which record shall also show to what department or departments
it is chargeable. (Code 1907, §1200; Code 1923, §1916; Code 1940, T. 37, §422.)...
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2-6B-3
Section 2-6B-3 Nuisance exception requirements; evidence of nuisance. (a) A farm or farm operation
shall not be deemed to be or become a public or private nuisance for purposes of Section 6-5-127,
or any other law, or be deemed in violation of any municipal or county ordinance or resolution
heretofore or hereafter adopted declaring any farm or farm operation a public or private nuisance
other than zoning ordinances applicable thereto, if the farm or farm operation meets all of
the following requirements: (1) The owner of the land or a partner, officer, director, or
other principal thereof, does not act in a careless or wrongful manner, engage in the improper
operation of any farm or farm operation, or fail to act or perform a legal obligation. (2)
The owner of the land, or a partner, officer, director, or other principal thereof, resides
on the farm or actively participates in the operation of the farm, or leases the farm to a
person who resides on the farm or actively participates in...
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40-13-60
Section 40-13-60 Election to exempt county from this chapter. Within 90 days after October
1, 2004, any county may elect to have the provisions of this article inapplicable to their
county. Such election must be made by an affirmative, majority vote of the membership of the
county commission so electing to exempt the county from the provisions of this article. Any
county making such election shall not receive the proceeds or benefits of any tax collected
under this article. Should any county, after electing to be exempted from this article, determine
to have the provisions of this article apply to the county, then such county must repeal such
previous election by a majority vote of the membership of the county commission and this article
shall then apply to such county and the terms and provisions of this article, as amended,
shall supersede and take precedence over any act or resolution of the county taxing the severance
of materials within such county. Any election under this section...
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45-2-246
Section 45-2-246 Support of public schools. (a) Sections 1 and 3 of Act No. 609, H. 1167 of
the 1900-1901 Legislature (Acts 1900-01, p. 1446), relating to the levy and collection of
a two mill special tax, shall not apply as long as the privilege, license, and excise tax
for school purposes levied by ordinance of the Baldwin County Commission adopted on December
20, 1988, pursuant to the authority vested in it by Sections 40-12-4 through 40-12-7, as amended,
remain in force and effect or the rate of such tax is increased. Should the Baldwin County
Commission amend, repeal, or rescind the ordinance of December 20, 1988, with the result that
in and by the terms of such amendment, such repeal or recession of the tax imposed in the
ordinance is repealed, abolished, or is reduced to a rate less than that imposed thereby;
then, in that event, the provisions of this section shall thereupon become null, void, and
of no force and effect, and the provisions of Sections 1 and 3 of Act No. 609, H....
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6-6-751
Section 6-6-751 Right to file petition to determine validity of obligations. When any unit
desiring to issue any obligations shall hold an election for that purpose in accordance with
the provisions of the Constitution and laws of this state controlling and regulating such
election and the returns of such election shall show prima facie that such election is in
favor of the issuance of such obligations, or when the governing body of any unit, in any
case where an election is not required by the Constitution or laws of this state, shall adopt
any ordinance or resolution or take any other action required by law for the issuance of obligations
of such unit, the governing body of such unit may in its discretion, before the issuance of
any of such obligations, determine its authority to issue such obligations and the legality
of all proceedings had or taken in connection therewith, the validity of the tax or other
means provided for the payment thereof and the validity of all pledges of...
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11-45-10
Section 11-45-10 Procedure for adoption or repeal of canine leash ordinance in Class
5 municipalities. (a) The provisions of this section shall apply to all Class 5 municipalities
of this state, as such class is designated by act of the legislature. (b) The municipal governing
bodies are hereby authorized by resolution to call for referendum elections, which shall be
held only upon the dates of regularly scheduled municipal elections, to either call for the
adoption of a canine leash ordinance, or to call for the repeal of any existing canine
leash ordinance. (c) The question to be presented at any such election shall be substantially
as follows: "Do you favor the adoption (repeal) of a canine leash ordinance by
the municipal governing body? Yes ___. No ___." If a majority of the qualified electors
of the municipality vote "Yes," the appropriate action shall be taken by the municipal
governing body within 90 days following any such election. If a majority vote "No,"
no action shall be...
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