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The Elizabethtown City Council met on November 2, 2026, to conduct a regular meeting that included first readings of multiple annexation ordinances, code amendments, and adoption of municipal orders for economic development incentives and a bid award. A special presentation by local historian Bob Hicks highlighted the importance of preserving historic structures. No public comments were made, and the council concluded with a closed session.
How do we give us a hug And one day, I'm going to die. I think it's a good job. And if you do this, you decide to speak to the code, if you please state your name and address if you're not comfortable stating your address, if you would please just let us know if you're a citizen of the city ordinance in this town. Second, all in favor. So we're motion case. First reading by motion of ordinance under 2020 annexation of property motion. If I can get a motion on the secondary question. The property will be zone regional commercial or C3 upon annexation based on the planning commission recommendation. The property is 36.29 acres. The owners gave written consent to the annexation, and the city gave the required 45-day notice to Hardin County. Full text of this ordinance can be found by contacting the city clerk's office. This is again a first reading. Any discussion? Seeing none, we'll move to ordinance 21 2026 annexation of property located at 120 Cornerstone Church Lane. If I can get a motion and a second to read, please. So moved. Second. All in favor. Again, this is a first reading by summary. This ordinance annexes property at 120 Cornerstone Church Lane as requested by Cornerstone Church of God. The property will be zone neighborhood commercial or C2 upon annexation based on the planning commission recommendation. The property consists of 4.253 acres. The owners gave written consent to the annexation, and the city gave the required 45-day notice to Harden County. Again, the full text of this ordinance can be found by contacting the city clerk's office. Any discussion. Seeing none, we'll move to ordinance 22 2026 annexation of property located on Rineyville Road. If I can get a motion in the second to read, please. Motion. Second. All in favor. Again, a first reading by summary. This ordinance annexes property at Rhinyville Road and Patriot Parkway. The property will be zoned future development holding upon annexation based on the planning commission recommendation. This property consists of 78.952 acres. The owners gave written consent to the annexation, and the city gave the required 45-day notice to Hardin County. Again, the full text of this ordinance can also be found by contacting the city clerk's office. This is a first reading. Discussion. Second. Opposed. This is also a first reading by summary. This ordinance amends the code of ordinances. Title 15, Land Usage, Chapter 153, Property Maintenance Code, Exterior Property Area is amended in part to add managed natural landscape. The full text of this ordinance can be found by contacting the city clerk's office. Any discussion? Ordinance number 24 2026 amending code of ordinances title nine chapter 92 health and sanitation nuances. Nuisances. How about that? I need a motion and a second to read, please.