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For the past 15 months, Hoover officials have been negotiating with the developer of Stadium Trace Village about a development plan and tax breaks for phase two of the center.
Only three of seven Hoover City Council members were present for the meeting, which was called Thursday.
A proposed resolution would authorized continued negotiations with the developer and put the mayor and economic development manager leading those negotiations.
Council President John Lyda called out the developer of Stadium Trace Village for having a felony conviction in his past and said he didn't want to do business with a convicted felon.
The city of Hoover Planning and Zoning board has recommended the Hoover City Council approve a plan to rezone 24 acres of the Inverness Center North area from a