The Radcliff City Council met for a work session Monday.
The council discussed an ordinance that would designate engineering firm QK4 as the city’s local administrator for flood damage prevention. The annual floodplain report helps reduce city insurance premiums, and Mayor JJ Duvall said it makes sense for QK4 to take over management as they are already providing engineering work for the city.
Duvall also discussed the city of Elizabethtown’s recently approved Recovery Residence Certification Ordinance, and said the city is working with other communities and Hardin County on preparing to draft similar legislation. Duvall said the city has been in contact with E-Town officials.
“Mr. Pike and I have talked several times, Ashley Russo has reached out to their folks,” Duvall said. “We have, as far as I know, three or four that we’ve identified that we know is here, so it’s a lot less, but we are being very cautious and monitoring when their rules get in place that fluctuations don’t happen everywhere else in the county.”
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will hold the first reading of a county ordinance regarding recovery residences at their meeting Tuesday.
The council met for a special called meeting prior to the work session in order to go into closed session to discuss the acquisition or sale of property and economic development. No other action was taken during that meeting.
The Radcliff City Council will next meet February 20.
When is Radcliffe going to address Dixie highway? It’s full of holes and bumps it’s terrible makes me wonder where my tax dollars are going
I need to put more lights on the road. I never seen a place with lack of proper lighting that would cut down on a lot of crime. If we have crime, I don’t think we have a lot of crime, but it would cut down on accidents putting peoples lives at risk no lighting on the roads patriot Parkway dark as hell at night, we can do better