HJR317 Alabama 2013 Session

Updated Feb 27, 2026

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Summary

Primary Sponsor: John W. Rogers
Democrat
Co-Sponsors: Rod Scott Mary Moore Oliver Robinson Arthur Payne
Session: Regular Session 2013
Title: Commercial and residential redevelopment of North Birmingham, Fairmont, Harriman Park, and Collegeville, expressing support
Summary: This Joint Resolution expresses support for commercial and residential redevelopment in North Birmingham, Fairmont, Harriman Park, and Collegeville and urges state agencies to participate.
What This Bill Does
The bill states these communities are Superfund sites with hazardous waste affecting residents and ecosystems. It says redevelopment can improve the economy and quality of life, and it asks all state agencies to assist with redevelopment efforts. It notes Corridor X as a catalyst and identifies several state agencies and groups that should contribute to revitalization. It also directs that copies of the resolution be sent to the named agencies.

Who It Affects
Residents of the North Birmingham, Fairmont, Harriman Park, and Collegeville communities who could benefit from improved economy, living conditions, and reduced environmental hazards.
State agencies and related entities (e.g., Alabama Housing Finance Authority, Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs, Alabama Department of Commerce, Retirement Systems of Alabama, Home Builders Association of Alabama) that are encouraged to participate in and facilitate redevelopment.

Key Provisions
Expresses support for commercial and residential redevelopment in North Birmingham, Fairmont, Harriman Park, and Collegeville.
Notas these areas are Superfund sites with hazardous waste affecting residents and ecosystems.
States redevelopment can positively impact the economy and quality of life and urges state agencies to assist.
Highlights Corridor X as a catalyst and names agencies and entities to contribute to revitalization.
Requests copies of the resolution be provided to the named agencies.

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Subjects: Resolutions, Legislative