$98,000 sewer incentive approved for M&J Precision Machining
The Decatur City Council approved a $98,000 sewer extension along Beltline Road Southwest on Monday for M&J Precision Machining and Fabrication as an economic development incentive.
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The Decatur City Council approved a $98,000 sewer extension along Beltline Road Southwest on Monday for M&J Precision Machining and Fabrication as an economic development incentive.
The Southwest Decatur area around Central Avenue and Poole Valley Road continues to attract development with the approval of another subdivision.
While not as busy as a year ago, developers continue to bring plans for new subdivisions or additional phases to the Decatur Planning Commission.
The clearing of trees and underbrush from 32.4 acres for the new ballfield complex off Modaus Road Southwest has begun, demolition of T.C. Almon rec center is imminent and several
City Engineer Carl Prewitt asked the Decatur City Council on Monday evening to hire consultants to study two intersections along Alabama 67/Beltline Road.