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Guntersville is voting on a resolution tonight and Douglas on February 5th at 5:00PM.

Argo tonight as well.

You can add Hayden -2/10 6:30 & Blount County Commission - 2/9 9:00AM.

(02-02-2015 06:14 PM)hooverblazer Wrote:  You can add Hayden -2/10 6:30 & Blount County Commission - 2/9 9:00AM.

done

(02-02-2015 10:12 PM)blazerjay Wrote:  

(02-02-2015 06:14 PM)hooverblazer Wrote:  You can add Hayden -2/10 6:30 & Blount County Commission - 2/9 9:00AM.

done

Childersburg passed a resolution last night.

I saw a post on FB that Mtn Brook will be voting on Feb 9th

Apparently Mtn Brook is delaying until the 16th.

EDIT: Disregard, Marsha Hire says the resolution is back on the Feb 9th Mtn Brook agenda.

You can also add Vestavia will have it on their agenda Feb 9th.

(02-04-2015 11:25 PM)hooverblazer Wrote:  You can also add Vestavia will have it on their agenda Feb 9th.

Thanks

I'm being told that Homewood is not voting on a resolution due to the divisive nature.

(02-05-2015 06:26 PM)BlazerDave Wrote:  I'm being told that Homewood is not voting on a resolution due to the divisive nature.

Divisive with who? If Homewood won't stand with UAB then they will also join the ranks of those whom I will oppose. Financially and otherwise.

(02-05-2015 06:26 PM)BlazerDave Wrote:  I'm being told that Homewood is not voting on a resolution due to the divisive nature.

Very disappointing.

(02-05-2015 06:26 PM)BlazerDave Wrote:  I'm being told that Homewood is not voting on a resolution due to the divisive nature.

Yeah, right and wrong.

Come on, Homewood. Don't suck.

(02-06-2015 12:02 AM)hooverblazer Wrote:  

(02-05-2015 06:26 PM)BlazerDave Wrote:  I'm being told that Homewood is not voting on a resolution due to the divisive nature.

Very disappointing.

So who's fault is it that it's divisive issue??? You could say both sides but if we were treated fairly, I doubt the situation would exist

Well read on FB that MtnBrook is following Homewood & not discussing it saying it's a JeffCo/Bham issue

I guess they see that they get nothing from UAB or that some of the big UAT boosters that live there told them to pull it. I seem to remember that they voted yes on Visionland all those years ago. I wonder how much that benefitted them???

(02-06-2015 10:05 PM)blazerwkr Wrote:  Well read on FB that MtnBrook is following Homewood & not discussing it saying it's a JeffCo/Bham issue

I guess they see that they get nothing from UAB or that some of the big UAT boosters that live there told them to pull it. I seem to remember that they voted yes on Visionland all those years ago. I wonder how much that benefitted them???

That's certainly their right. But I have learned two cities (Mtn Brook and Homewood) that I will not be patronizing in the future.

I'm working on Muscle Shoals and all the Conference USA cities.

(02-05-2015 06:26 PM)BlazerDave Wrote:  I'm being told that Homewood is not voting on a resolution due to the divisive nature.

yep
police cars and brian bank and some loan ,,,,

I just received this message from Homewood City Councilor Barry Smith.

Hi guys--sorry I've been out of touch--while Fred and I have been working to try to figure this out--someone somewhere is very resistant to this idea. We haven't given up and will continue to try to figure this out but I did want y'all to know that it won't be in the agenda tonight so that you won't waste time coming up there. I would strongly suggest that y'all try to mobilize some folks and start emailing council members and the mayor. Like I said, we haven't given up but it's a big wall to get over.

Barry


I plan to keep fighting and hope others will join in.

The Councilor's and Mayor's contact information can be found here:

http://www.homewoodal.net/ward.php

So, who's the problem child(ren)?