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45-49-101.01
Section 45-49-101.01 Definitions. The following definitions and provisions shall apply to this
part: (1) BOARD. A county or city board of education, or the governing body of a school system
located in Mobile County. (2) COURT. A district court located in Mobile County if a school
bus violation occurs in an unincorporated area, or a municipal court located in Mobile County
if a violation occurs in an incorporated municipality. (3) ELECTRONIC DEVICE. Any camera or
recording device that uses a vehicle sensor and camera synchronized to automatically record
by video, photograph, or full motion streaming video, a motor vehicle approaching or overtaking
a school bus that is stopped for the purpose of receiving or discharging school children in
violation of Section 32-5A-154. (4) LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY. A law enforcement agency of a
local political subdivision or local governing body located in Mobile County, or a county
or city school system located in Mobile County that is authorized to...
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45-49-221.01
Section 45-49-221.01 Exemption of certain metal structures from inspection requirements and
building codes. (a) In the unincorporated areas of Mobile County, a metal structure or metal
shed which is used for a hunting camp, hunting club, or hunting lodge shall be exempt from
the inspection requirements of county ordinances and the county building code relating to
plumbing, electricity, and other utilities. The term county building code as used in this
subsection shall mean the state building code as permissively adopted by Mobile County under
Section 41-9-166. (b)(1) In order to qualify for the exemption established by this section,
all owners of record of the realty on which the hunting camp, hunting club, or hunting lodge
is located shall execute before a notary public a release: a. Identifying the metal structure
or metal shed located on the property which is to be used exclusively for a hunting camp,
hunting club, or hunting lodge. b. Certifying that the structure is and, for the...
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45-49-247.05
Section 45-49-247.05 Exemption - Society of St. Vincent DePaul. The Society of St. Vincent
DePaul is exempted from paying or collecting any county and municipal sales and use taxes.
(Act 2000-642, p. 1288, §1.)...
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40-9-25.13
Section 40-9-25.13 Big Oak Ranch, Inc. The Big Oak Ranch, Incorporated, Administrative Office
in Springville, Alabama, is exempted from paying or collecting any state, county, and municipal
sales and use taxes. (Act 2006-250, §1.)...
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45-49-101.03
Section 45-49-101.03 Adoption of electronic school bus enforcement program fines. (a) A county
or city board of education located in Mobile County may approve the use of electronic devices
to detect school bus violations by voting at a public meeting of the board to approve the
adoption of an electronic school bus enforcement program. (b) If approved by the county, city,
or other school district governing board located in Mobile County, and authorized by ordinance
or resolution enacted by the governing body of a local political subdivision, a law enforcement
agency or a political subdivision in consultation with a school system, as the case may be,
may enter into an agreement with a private vendor for the installation, operation, notice
processing, and administration and maintenance of school bus electronic devices on buses within
the school system's fleet whether owned or leased. (c) A county or city board of education
located in Mobile County may contract for the operation of a...
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45-49-101.04
Section 45-49-101.04 Notice of violation; destruction of images and information. (a) After
review of the violation by law enforcement, any county or municipal governing body or law
enforcement office located in Mobile County operating an electronic device shall send the
owner of a vehicle, that has been detected by the device as being involved in a school bus
violation, a notice of violation by U.S. mail. If there is more than one owner, the notice
may be issued to the first person listed on the title or other evidence of ownership, or jointly
to all listed owners. (b) The notice of violation shall include, at a minimum, each of the
following items of information: (1) The name and address of the person alleged to be liable
as the owner of the motor vehicle involved in the violation. (2) The license tag number of
the vehicle. (3) The violation charged. (4) The date, time, and location where the violation
occurred. (5) The photographic images or video of the vehicle and vehicle license...
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45-49-242.01
Section 45-49-242.01 Real and personal property owned and used as community centers, recreational
facilities, etc. In Mobile County, all real and personal property owned and used as community
centers, ball parks, the Mobile Exploreum, and recreational facilities by nonprofit businesses
and corporations is hereby exempted from county ad valorem taxation. (Act 84-832, 1st Sp.
Sess., p. 266, §1.)...
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45-49-242.02
Section 45-49-242.02 Real and personal property owned and used by nonprofit businesses and
corporations as community centers, recreational facilities, etc. In Mobile County, all real
and personal property owned and used as incorporated and nonprofit community centers, incorporated
and nonprofit ball parks, and incorporated and nonprofit recreational facilities by nonprofit
businesses and corporations is hereby exempted from county ad valorem taxation. (Act 85-362,
p. 306, §1.)...
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10A-3-1.03
Section 10A-3-1.03 Applicability. (a) The provisions of this chapter relating to domestic nonprofit
corporations shall apply to: (1) All nonprofit corporations organized hereunder; and (2) All
nonprofit corporations heretofore organized under any act hereby or heretofore repealed, for
a purpose or purposes for which a nonprofit corporation might be organized under this chapter.
(b) The provisions of this chapter relating to foreign nonprofit corporations shall apply
to all foreign nonprofit corporations conducting affairs in Alabama for a purpose or purposes
for which a nonprofit corporation might be organized under this chapter. (c) Beginning May
1, 2004, the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) of Mobile which was incorporated by
Act 405 approved on February 18, 1895, shall be subject to this chapter. Prospectively from
May 1, 2004, the YMCA of Mobile shall be entitled to all of the rights and privileges of a
nonprofit corporation including, but not limited to, the right to amend...
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15-20A-11
Section 15-20A-11 Adult sex offender - Prohibited residence locations, etc. (a) No adult sex
offender shall establish a residence or maintain a residence after release or conviction within
2,000 feet of the property on which any school, childcare facility, or resident camp facility
is located unless otherwise exempted pursuant to Sections 15-20A-23 and 15-20A-24. For the
purposes of this section, a resident camp facility includes any place, area, parcel, or tract
of land which contains permanent or semi-permanent facilities for sleeping owned by a business,
church, or nonprofit organization used primarily for educational, recreational, or religious
purposes for minors and the location of the resident camp has been provided to local law enforcement.
Resident camp does not include a private residence, farm, or hunting or fishing camp. (b)
No adult sex offender shall establish a residence or maintain a residence after release or
conviction within 2,000 feet of the property on which his or...
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