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May 20, 2026 Ordinance: Huntsville, AL | Alabama | NoticeRegistry

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Ordinance — Huntsville

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The Huntsville City Council adopted Ordinance No. 26-408 on 5/14/26 to vacate a portion of a utility and drainage easement across property owned by RS Properties II, LLC, finding the easement unused and no longer needed for public purposes.

Key Takeaways

Ordinance No. 26-408 adopted on 5/14/26
Portion of utility and drainage easement to be vacated
Property owner identified as RS Properties II, LLC
Mayor authorized to execute quitclaim deed

Published: May 20, 2026 · yesterday
Category: Ordinance
City: Huntsville

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What to do next

1
Review the ordinance text and legal description
Obtain the full ordinance and legal description from the City of Huntsville to confirm exact area vacated and property boundaries.
2
Contact city offices for records
Contact Huntsville City Clerk or Planning Department to request the quitclaim deed and recorded documents.
3
Check property title implications
If you are an affected property owner or buyer, consult a title company or attorney to assess title and future use.

Frequently asked questions

What does this ordinance do to the easement?: It officially vacates (terminates) a portion of a utility and drainage easement over the described property.
Who owns the property affected by the easement vacation?: The notice identifies RS Properties II, LLC as the owner across which the easement lies.
Will the mayor sign any documents related to this ordinance?: Yes, the mayor is authorized to execute a quitclaim deed to effect the vacation.

The suggestions and answers above are AI-generated for general information only. They can be wrong, and we don't take responsibility for their accuracy. Talk to a qualified professional before acting on them.

Legal terms in this notice

quitclaim deed: A deed that transfers whatever interest the grantor has without warranties about title.
vacate (an easement): Officially terminate public rights to use a specified easement area.
easement: A legal right for others to use part of a property for a specific purpose, like utilities.

Full Notice Text

ADOPTED 5/14/26 }ORDINANCE NO. 26-408BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council ofthe City ofHuntsville, Alabama, as follows:Section 1. The City Council ofthe City ofHuntsville, Alabama, finds that an application hasbeen presented to the City ofHuntsville requesting the vacation ofa portion ofa utility anddrainage easement; that the applicant has represented to the City ofHuntsville that RSProperties II, LLC, is the owner ofthe property across which said easement lies; that saideasement, or the portion being vacated, is not presently used and is no longer needed for a publicor municipal purpose.Section 2. Pursuant to the findings in Section 1 hereinabove, the Mayor ofthe City ofHuntsville, Alabama, is hereby authorized, requested and directed to execute a quitclaim deedvacating the easement hereinafter described, said deed being substantially in words and figuresas follows, to-wit:'J

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The Huntsville City Council adopted Ordinance No. 26-409 to vacate a portion of a utility and drainage easement across property owned by trustees of the Curenton Family Trust, finding the easement unused and unnecessary and authorizing a quitclaim deed.

May 20, 2026OrdinanceHuntsville

This ordinance (No. 26-389) documents the petition by Cook's Development, LLC to annex certain described property into the City of Huntsville, Alabama, with an attached map showing the property's relation to city limits.

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Huntsville City Council repeals and replaces a prior ordinance to redraw voting precincts and change polling locations to make voting more convenient and improve election administration across the city.

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