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Homewood City Council 10/28/24

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City Council 10/28/24 highlights: Council President Alex Wyatt honored Mayor Patrick McClusky with a resolution, expressing gratitude for his 16 years of service to the city. With Mayor McClusky retiring from public service, this meeting was the last for him. Starting November 1, Alex Wyatt will assume the role of mayor of Homewood, serving until the next election in August 2025. Item 12.09.24: Council approved a request for permission to leave a new fence that is 35' into the right-of-way at 21 Crest Drive. This item will now go before the full council for a vote October 28, 2024 at 6:00pm. Item: 04.10.24: Council approved a request to install owl nesting boxes and signage on Shades Creek Greenway. This decision comes after numerous joggers have faced attacks from an owl during early morning runs. A Wildlife Center official recently detailed why the owl may be behaving this way, offering insight into their world. He said habitats could be built by local Boy Scout troops and placed all around the trail. Agenda:https://bit.ly/4hhD5fz Upcoming meeting schedules: https://bit.ly/3bvufcT Archived meetings: http://bit.ly/2UiSIaA ...more
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Homewood City Council 10/28/24
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City Council 10/28/24 highlights: Council President Alex Wyatt honored Mayor Patrick McClusky with a resolution, expressing gratitude for his 16 years of service to the city. With Mayor McClusky retiring from public service, this meeting was the last for him. Starting November 1, Alex Wyatt will assume the role of mayor of Homewood, serving until the next election in August 2025. Item 12.09.24: Council approved a request for permission to leave a new fence that is 35' into the right-of-way at 21 Crest Drive. This item will now go before the full council for a vote October 28, 2024 at 6:00pm. Item: 04.10.24: Council approved a request to install owl nesting boxes and signage on Shades Creek Greenway. This decision comes after numerous joggers have faced attacks from an owl during early morning runs. A Wildlife Center official recently detailed why the owl may be behaving this way, offering insight into their world. He said habitats could be built by local Boy Scout troops and placed all around the trail. Agenda:https://bit.ly/4hhD5fz Upcoming meeting schedules: https://bit.ly/3bvufcT Archived meetings: http://bit.ly/2UiSIaA

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City of Homewood

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