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Mon, Aug 9th, @6:00pm - 07:00PM
Finance Committee Meeting - 2nd Monday - City Hall at 6:00 p.m. |
Tue, Aug 10th, @5:30pm - 06:30PM
Park and Recreation Board |
Tue, Aug 10th, @6:30pm - 07:30PM
School Committee Meeting |
Thu, Aug 12th, @6:00pm - 07:00PM
Environmental Committee Meeting |
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New Sign Ordinance Proposed |
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The City of Clay Planning and Zoning Commission has scheduled a public hearing for August 19 at 6 p.m. at the Clay Community Center on Clay-Palmerdale Road for comments concerning a proposed new sign ordinance.
For months, the Commission has been working on this project.
All in the public are encouraged to attend and express their opinion on this matter.
For more information, contact City Clerk Bobby Christmas.
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Congratulations All Stars! |
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The Clay Cougars 8-and-under All Stars team will be traveling to Southaven, Miss. on July 23 to represent our park, city, community, and the Sate of Alabama in the 2010 Dizzy Dean World Serie.
To help pay for travel and lodging cost, the team has been doing lots of fundrasiers. They are holding a carwash at Clayridge Baptist Church on Old Springville Road and the Texaco at Sweeney Hollow Road on July 17. The team will also be bagging groceries at Piggly Wiggly on July 18.
We wish these young athletes much success as they represent our city.
GO COUGARS! |
The City of Clay now has an attractive new welcome sign on Deerfoot Parkway. The project was completed by Danny Keith, owner of Keith Landscaping in Clay.
The sign was designed by Larry Rocks, a Clay resident and professional sign designer. It was constructed by Rock and Stone Sales of Oneonta. |
Starting June 6, the Clay Public Library will be open on Sundays 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Additionally, the library is continuosly adding new material to the collection, including popular movie DVDs. To keep up with new additions, join us on Facebook.
On June 19, the library will be hosting a book sale at the Clay Community Center from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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 In early 2008, the City of Clay purchased the Cosby Lake property for the enjoyment of all its residents. Already, many are taking advantage of the fishing opportunities.
Now, a walking path behind the lake has been improved with fine gravel. It is about six feet wide and most of it is wheel chair accessible. We encourage residents to enjoy the singing birds, the wild hydrangias, and the ferns as they walk or run along the path.
The City Council is also looking at ways to finish the loop on the front end of the lake by using bridges. Look for more on this soon. At this time, access is available on the Steeplechase Drive and on the other side at the dam.
Also, the wetlands on the Steeplechase side of the park may provide some nature-watching opportunities with beavers and birds.
In a May proclamation, the Clay City Council expressed appreciation of local Boy Scouts in a recent project to clean up the park.
Remember the park rules:
- Park is open dawn to dusk.
- Park vehicles in designated areas only.
- No motorized vehicles on trail or grass area.
- No swimming. No gasoline motors in lake.
- No alcohol, drugs or weapons permitted.
- Fishing allowed with a State of Alabama fishing license.
- Pets must be on a leash and under control.
- Glass containers, fire, and fireworks are not permitted.
- No unaccompied children under 12 years of age.
- Be respectful of others. Pick up all trash, bait and clean up after pets.
- Tobacco products are prohibited.
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