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City of Hartselle - City Council Meeting 05-26-2026

Tuesday, May 26, 2026

Hiring & ProcurementOther

Job Descriptions and Reporting Structure Adjusted for Park Maintenance Staff

The council approved changes to job descriptions for Park Maintenance 3, Park Maintenance 2, and Park Maintenance positions. These changes primarily involve adjustments to the reporting structure, moving the roles under Public Works and clarifying reporting lines to the Parks and Recreation Crew Leader and Director. A weight limit addition to one description was also mentioned but clarified as not related to lifting capacity.

GrantsOther

Fire Department Authorized to Apply for FEMA Grant for SCBA Replacement

The council authorized the Fire Department to apply for an Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) through FEMA. The grant funds will be used to replace all Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBAs), including breathing apparatus, wearing equipment, and extra bottles, along with rip kits. The total project cost is $329,573, with the city's 5% match being $16,478.65 if the grant is awarded.

Zoning And Land UseResidential

2.9 Acres on Parker Road Rezoned from Agricultural to R1

The council reviewed Ordinance 1653, concerning the rezoning of 2.9 acres on Parker Road from A1 (Agricultural) to R1 (Single-Family Residential). This rezoning is a consequence of dividing a larger agricultural track, which dropped the parcel below the 5-acre minimum for A1 zoning. The proposal is in conformance with the comprehensive plan, and the Planning Commission recommended approval with a 7-0 vote and one abstention. The council approved the ordinance following a public hearing.

Zoning And Land UseResidential

Rezoning Request for Townhouses at Korsby and Dawson Streets Denied

The council discussed Ordinance 1654, proposing to rezone 1.2 acres at the corner of Korsby Street and Dawson Street from R2 to R4. This would allow for redevelopment into townhouse lots, representing a variation from the current comprehensive plan. The Planning Commission recommended denial. During the public hearing, the applicant, Peyton Morris of DH Morris Development, stated their intention to build upscale, for-sale townhomes, including a cul-de-sac off Dawson Street. Council members expressed concerns about density, compatibility with surrounding single-family homes, and the visual impact of the adjacent commercial zoning. Ultimately, the council voted to deny the ordinance.

Hiring & ProcurementOther

New Job Description Approved for Park and Recreation Crew Leader

The council considered and approved a new job description for a Park and Recreation Crew Leader. This role is designed as a hybrid of the Maintenance Supervisor and existing roles, intended to align with the structure and public works department's organization.

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