Autauga County adopts joint 10-year solid waste plan with Elmore County
April 02, 2024 | Autauga County, Alabama
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The Autauga County Commission unanimously approved Resolution #2024-18 on April 2, 2024, adopting a joint ten-year Solid Waste Management Plan for Autauga and Elmore counties.
Commissioner John L. Thrailkill moved to adopt the plan and Commissioner Bill Tatum seconded; Chairman Jay Thompson presided over the approval. The resolution cites Code of Alabama 22-27-47 as the statutory basis for submitting an updated ten-year plan to the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) and authorizes the commission chairman to sign the necessary submission documents.
The resolution notes that a public hearing on the draft plan was held in Autauga County on March 5, 2024, at 135 N. Court Street, Suite B, Prattville, and in Elmore County on March 11, 2024, at the Elmore County Administrative Complex in Wetumpka. It specifies that the joint SWMP will serve as the basis for solid-waste management for a ten-year planning period beginning April 2024.
The motion carried by unanimous vote; the minutes do not record individual vote tallies. Scott Kramer, treasurer/administrator, attested to the document in the minutes.
Commissioner John L. Thrailkill moved to adopt the plan and Commissioner Bill Tatum seconded; Chairman Jay Thompson presided over the approval. The resolution cites Code of Alabama 22-27-47 as the statutory basis for submitting an updated ten-year plan to the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) and authorizes the commission chairman to sign the necessary submission documents.
The resolution notes that a public hearing on the draft plan was held in Autauga County on March 5, 2024, at 135 N. Court Street, Suite B, Prattville, and in Elmore County on March 11, 2024, at the Elmore County Administrative Complex in Wetumpka. It specifies that the joint SWMP will serve as the basis for solid-waste management for a ten-year planning period beginning April 2024.
The motion carried by unanimous vote; the minutes do not record individual vote tallies. Scott Kramer, treasurer/administrator, attested to the document in the minutes.
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