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11-49-6
Section 11-49-6 Vacation of right-of-way fee. Prior to the exercise of the power of a municipality
incorporated in this state to vacate the public right-of-way for a road, street, alley, or
other dedicated public way, open or unopen, as a condition of exercise of such power to vacate,
the governing body may require abutting landowners who will directly benefit from such vacation
to pay to such municipality a vacation of right-of-way fee equal to the fair market value
of the land which will be added to the holdings of such abutting landowners. Such fair market
value shall be determined by the governing body of the municipality after a public hearing,
notice of which shall be published in a daily newspaper of general circulation at least five
days prior thereto and mailed to such address or addresses as may be set forth in the application
by abutting owners for the vacation of right-of-way unless a waiver of such notice to abutting
landowners is filed by such abutting landowners with the...
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11-49-100
Section 11-49-100 Adoption of ordinance for vacation of street and erection of public building,
etc., thereon - Authorized generally. Whenever in the judgment of the council or other governing
body of any town or city it is to the interest of the public convenience that a portion of
any street in the limits of such city or town be vacated and discontinued as a highway and
that such vacated portion should be used for the erection and maintenance in whole or in part
thereon of any state, county, or municipal public building or railroad station or depot or
street railroad station or depot, such city or town council or other governing body may, by
ordinance duly adopted, vacate such portions of such street and discontinue its use as a public
highway and permit the erection and maintenance in whole or in part thereon of a state, county,
or municipal public building or railroad station or depot or street railroad station or depot.
(Acts 1909, No. 67, p. 102; Code 1923, §2238; Code 1940, T....
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11-48-5
Section 11-48-5 Adoption of ordinance or resolution describing proposed improvement, ordering
preparation of plans, specifications, etc., thereof, etc. (a) When the council of any city
or town shall determine to open, widen, extend, construct, or improve any street, alley, avenue,
sidewalk, highway, or other public place or to make any other public improvements or undertake
any work authorized by the provisions of this article, the cost of which or any part thereof
it is proposed to assess against the property abutting on, served, illuminated, drained, elevated,
reclaimed, protected, or otherwise specially benefited or increased in value by said improvements,
it shall adopt an ordinance or resolution to that effect, describing the nature and extent
of the work, the general character of the materials to be used and the location and terminal
point thereof and the streets, avenues, alleys, or other highways or parts thereof embraced
therein, and it shall direct that full details,...
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11-49-41
Section 11-49-41 Vacation of street where bridge, tunnel, etc., to be constructed to be provided
for. No viaduct, bridge, or tunnel shall be constructed under this article unless said governing
body shall have provided for a vacation of the street upon completion of said viaduct, bridge,
or tunnel throughout that portion thereof over, along, or under which the said public improvement
is proposed to be constructed. The fee of the street, nevertheless, shall remain in the city.
(Code 1907, §1297; Code 1923, §2071; Acts 1927, No. 347, p. 348; Code 1940, T. 37, §652.)...
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11-49-101
Section 11-49-101 Adoption of ordinance for vacation of street and erection of public building,
etc., thereon - Publication of notice as to introduction of ordinance and time for consideration
thereof by council, etc. - Required. No ordinance vacating a portion of a street as provided
by Section 11-49-100 shall be adopted until after the expiration of 30 days after its first
introduction, and after it has been introduced it shall be published in some newspaper published
in the city or town for two successive weeks, and such publication shall also contain a statement
of the time when it will be considered and that objections to its passage may then be heard
by the council or other governing body; provided, however, that if the city or town has no
newspaper published therein, such publication shall be made in some newspaper of general circulation
published within the county where such city or town is located. If, for any reason, the ordinance
is not acted on at the time stated in the...
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45-41-170.03
Section 45-41-170.03 Licensing and operation of junkyards. (a) No person shall establish, operate,
or maintain a junkyard or similar establishment listed in Section 45-41-170, but not limited
to those items, any portion of which is within 1,000 feet of the nearest edge of the right-of-way
of any highway, road, street, or alley without obtaining a county license from the Lee County
Commission according to the criteria and regulations established by the county commission
pursuant to the authority granted in Section 11-80-10. No license shall be granted except
for those junkyards or similar establishments which are screened by natural objects, plantings,
fences, or other appropriate means so as not to be visible from the highway. The operation
of an unlicensed junkyard or similar establishment required to be licensed pursuant to this
section constitutes a public nuisance. (b) This section shall not apply to any company, corporation,
or business currently operating whose primary purpose or...
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32-5A-173
Section 32-5A-173 When local authorities may and shall alter maximum limits. (a) Whenever local
authorities in their respective jurisdictions determine on the basis of an engineering and
traffic investigation that the maximum speed permitted under this article is greater or less
than is reasonable and safe under the conditions found to exist upon a highway or part of
a highway, the local authority may determine and declare a reasonable and safe maximum limit
thereon which: (1) Decreases the limit at intersections; (2) Increases the limit within an
urban district but not to more than the maximum rate of speed that may be prescribed by the
Governor under subdivision (6) of Section 32-5A-171; (3) Decreases the limit on any street,
unpaved road, or highway under the jurisdiction and control of any county commission; or (4)
Increases the limit on any street, unpaved road, or highway under the jurisdiction and control
of any county commission but not to more than the maximum rate of speed...
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11-48-4
Section 11-48-4 General powers of municipalities as to public improvements. All cities or towns
in this state may design or cause to be designed, contract for and execute or cause to be
executed a contract for the construction of the following named improvements or reimprovements
to the streets or any portions thereof and the following named sewers or sewer systems and
the following named water and gas mains and service connections. All cities or towns in this
state having a population of 60,000 inhabitants or more according to the most recent federal
census may design or cause to be designed, contract for and execute or cause to be executed
a contract for the construction of the following named drainage improvements or drainage systems
or reclamation systems and the filling in of swamps or inundated or overflowed or submerged
lands within the limits of such municipality. All cities or towns in this state may design
or cause to be designed, contract for and execute or cause to be...
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11-49-80
Section 11-49-80 Definitions; responsibility for streets within municipality controlled by
county; annexation of unincorporated territory; alternative arrangements; evacuation routes.
(a) For the purposes of this article, the following terms shall have the following meanings:
(1) COUNTY-MAINTAINED STREET. A public street, road, or bridge that the county commission
has the authority or responsibility to control, manage, supervise, regulate, repair, maintain,
or improve. (2) MUNICIPAL STREET. A public street, road, or bridge that the municipality has
the authority or responsibility to control, manage, supervise, regulate, repair, maintain,
or improve. (3) RESPONSIBILITY FOR A STREET. The authority or responsibility to control, manage,
supervise, regulate, repair, maintain, or improve a public street, road, or bridge. (4) STREET.
A public street, road, bridge, or portion thereof. (b) Where the responsibility for a public
street or streets lying within a municipality is vested in the...
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34-27-50
Section 34-27-50 Definitions. For the purposes of this article, the following terms shall have
the meaning respectively ascribed to them by this section: (1) ACCOMMODATIONS. Any hotel or
motel room, condominium, or cooperative unit, cabin, lodge, apartment, or any other private
or commercial structure designed for occupancy by one or more individuals or any recreational
vehicle campsite or campground. (2) BUSINESS ENTITY. Any individual, corporation, firm, association,
joint venture, partnership, trust, estate, business trust, syndicate, fiduciary, and any other
group or combination which engages in acts or practices in any trade or commerce. (3) CONTRACT.
Any contract, promissory note, credit agreement, negotiable instrument, lease, use agreement,
license, security, or other muniment conferring on the purchaser the rights, benefits, and
obligations of a vacation time-sharing plan. (4) COMMISSION. The Alabama Real Estate Commission.
(5) COMMISSIONER. A member of the Alabama Real Estate...
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