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The City Council Members serve staggered terms. One ends September of this year and the next in 2004. They are:
District 1 – Richard Showers, Sr. -Pro-Temp
District 2 – Mark Russell – President
District 3 – Sandra Moon
District 4 – Bill Kling, Jr.
District 5 – Will Culver
Telephone: (256) 427-5011
Fax: (256) 427-5024
Address: 308 Fountain Circle
Huntsville, Alabama 35801
E-Mail: City Council
The Huntsville City Council is the legislative branch of the Huntsville city government as defined by the Mayor-Council Act of the State of Alabama. All official actions must be approved by a majority vote of the Council during its regular meeting on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month.
The Huntsville City Council assigned to 10 Committees and Boards, with one or two Council Members on each committee. Council members to represent the Council on six of the boards and committees are assigned by the President of the Council. Each committee is responsible for hearing items that fall under its jurisdiction and then making recommendations to the Council as a whole.
BASC MEMBER
Councilman Bill Kling
Telephone: (256) 427-5011
Fax: (256) 427-5024
Address: 308 Fountain Circle
Huntsville, Alabama 35801
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Mr. Kling, As I become more informed about the ordinances and state laws required of bikers, I refer to Section 32-5A-260 “Traffic laws apply to persons riding bicycles.” If bikers are subject to all the” duties applicable to the driver of a vehicle”, I then propose they be required to buy a license and tag to ride on a public road. This is a “duty” required of me as a motorist and as of today, bikers are clearly in violation. I would like to know your thoughts on this matter and how it presently stands with the city. Thanking you in advance. Sincerely
Here’s some very valid points on why that is a very bad idea:
http://bikeportland.org/2009/03/10/bta-issues-formal-opposition-to-bike-registration-bill/