§ 45-18-100 — School Board Districts; Elections

Alabama § 45-18-100

• Jurisdiction: Alabama
• Title 45: Local Laws
• Ch. 18: Conecuh County
• Art. 10: Education

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(a) Conecuh County is divided into five school board districts to be designated School Board District No. 1, School Board District No. 2, School Board District No. 3, School Board District No. 4, and School Board District No. 5.
(b) The five school board districts shall be divided as follows:
(1) DISTRICT 1
All that portion of Conecuh County lying within the following described parcel:
Begin at Sepulga River on the Conecuh-Covington County line, approximately two miles east of Melrose and County Road 43; then go north along the Conecuh-Covington County Line to the Conecuh-Butler County line; then go west along the Conecuh-Butler County line to where the L & N Railroad crosses the Sepulga River; then go south along the railroad to Wilcox; then follow County Road 26 for about one mile to County Road 77, and follow County Road 77 to the Evergreen city limits to the northeast corner; then go west along the north side of the city limits to the L & N Railroad tracks; then go south along the railroad to McMillan Street; then go one block to Belleview Street; then go north on Belleview Street to the point it intersects Liberty Hill Drive; then go south on Liberty Hill Dr. to Rural Street; then go west on Rural St. to the Wild Avenue bypass; then go south on Wild Ave bypass to Highway 31 South; then go north on Hwy. 31 to the L & N Railroad at Belleville Street; then go two blocks on Belleville Street; then go south on Magnolia Avenue to Cross Street at the Armory; then go east on Cross Street to Bruner Avenue; then go north on Bruner Avenue to Belleville Street; then go east on Desplous Street to Cary Street, then go east on Cary Street to Shipp Street; go south on Shipp Street one block; then go east to Jordan Street, south to Crawford Street, east on Crawford Street to South Main Street; then follow Main Street south to Brooklyn Road to the first gravel road; then go south along said gravel road to County Road 35; then go north on County Road 35 to Highway 31; then follow Highway 31 north to Old Town Creek; then go east along Old Town Creek to County Road 24; take County Road 24 south to the Herbert Community; then go west along the gravel road which runs into Highway 84 at Old Town; follow said gravel road south at Old Town to Simmons Creek; then travel along Simmons Creek east to the point it runs into the Sepulga River; then go northeast on the Sepulga River to the Conecuh-Covington County line.
(2) DISTRICT 2
All that portion of Conecuh County, Alabama lying within the following-described parcel:
Begin at northern point of Burnt Corn Creek at the Conecuh-Monroe County line; then go north along the Conecuh-Monroe County line to the intersection of County Roads 83 and 106 at the Midway community; then go east along the Conecuh-Monroe County line to the Conecuh-Butler County line; then go south along the Conecuh-Butler County line to the point where the Sepulga River and the L & N Railroad meet; then follow the L & N Railroad south to the Wilcox community; then go southeast along County Road 26; then go southwest along County Road 77 to the Evergreen city limits; then go north along the Evergreen city limits to the Northeast corner; then go west along the north side of the city limits to the railroad tracks; then go south along said railroad tracks to McMillan Street; then go west on McMillan St. to Belleville Street; then go north on Belleville Street to the point it intersects Liberty Hill Drive; then go south on Liberty Hill Drive to Rural Street; then go west on Rural Street to Interstate Highway 65; then go north on Interstate Highway 65 to the Owassa exit; then go East to the L & N Railroad tracks and follow said tracks to the utility line; then go north along said utility line to a tributary of the Sepulga River; then go west along the tributary of the Sepulga River to Interstate Highway 65; and then south along Interstate Highway 65 to the first gravel road to the west; then go north along County Road 29 for approximately two miles; then continue north along County Road 32 to Cooks Crossroads; then go south along County Road 19 to County Road 22 at a point just east of Antioch Church; then go west on County Road 22 to Cane Creek; then go south along Cane Creek to the Evergreen City limits at the northwest corner; then follow the city limits on the west side down to Murder Creek; then go northwest along Murder Creek until it runs into Otter Creek; then go northwest along Otter Creek until it crosses the second gravel road near Baggett Pond; then take said gravel road north to County Road 20 at the Loree community; then go west along County Road 20 to Brantley Crossing and Nichburg, to Burnt Corn Creek; then go north along Burnt Corn Creek to the Conecuh-Monroe County line.
(3) DISTRICT 3
All that portion of Conecuh County, Alabama lying within the following-described parcel:
Begin at Burnt Corn Creek and the Monroe County line and run south along Burnt Corn Creek to Interstate Highway 65; then run northeast along Interstate Highway 65 to County Road 17; then go east on County Road 17 to County Road 23; then go south along County Road 23 to the Castleberry city limits; then go around the city limits on the east side and go southward to connect with Highway 31 and follow Highway 31 to the Escambia County line; then run west along the Escambia County line to the Monroe County line; then go north along the Monroe County line to Burnt Corn Creek.
(4) DISTRICT 4
All that portion of Conecuh County, Alabama lying within the following-described parcel:
Begin at the intersection of Cross Street and Bruner Avenue; go north on Bruner Avenue to Belleville Street; then go east on Belleville Street one block to Desplous Street; then go one block east on Desplous Street to Carey Street; then go east on Carey Street to Shipp Street; then go south on Shipp Street one block, east to Jordan Street; south to Crawford Street, then go east to South Main and follow Brooklyn Road to the first gravel road; then go south until said gravel road intersects County Road 35; then go north to Highway 31 and follow Highway 31 north to the point it intersects Old Town Creek; follow Old Town Creek to County Road 24; then take County Road 24 south to the Herbert Community; then go west along Highway 84 to Old Town Community church; at Old Town Community church follow south along a dirt road to Simmons Creek; then follow Simmons Creek east to the Sepulga River and the Covington County line; then go south along the Covington County line to the Conecuh River and the Escambia County line; then go north along the Sepulga River to a point just south of Brooklyn community; then go west along the Conecuh-Escambia County line to Highway 31 south; then go north to the Castleberry City limits; then go around the city limits on the east side to Murder Creek; then go north along Murder Creek to Mill Creek; then follow Mill Creek east to the Evergreen city limits at Bruner Avenue; then go north along Bruner Avenue to Cross Street, including houses on both sides of Bruner Avenue.
(5) DISTRICT 5
All that portion of Conecuh County, Alabama lying within the following-described parcel:
Begin at the intersection of Burnt Corn Creek and County Road 20 on the west and go east to Nichburg and Brantley Crossing; then go south along Otter Creek to the point it intersects Murder Creek; then run southeast along Murder Creek to the Evergreen city limits; then go north along the Evergreen city limits to Cane Creek; then go north along Cane Creek to Tomley Creek to the point it intersects County Road 19; then go north on County Road 19 to Cooks Crossroads; then go south along County Road 32; then go south along County Road 29 for about a mile; then follow the first gravel road going east to Interstate Highway 65; then go north along Interstate Highway 65 to a tributary of the Sepulga River, and follow said tributary to the utility line; then go south along said utility line to the tracks of the L & N Railroad; then go west along the L & N Railroad tracks to Interstate Highway 65 and the Owassa exit; then go south down Interstate Highway 65 to the Evergreen City limits, and follow the interstate south into the city to Rural Street; then go east along Rural Street to the Wild Avenue Bypass; then go south along the Wild Avenue Bypass to Highway 31 south; then go north along Highway 31 to the intersection of the L & N Railroad tracks and Belleville Street; then go to Magnolia Avenue, and travel south on Magnolia Avenue to Cross Street; then go east on Cross Street until it dead ends into Bruner Avenue; then go south on Bruner Avenue to the intersection of Magnolia Heights, and include all houses in the Magnolia Heights subdivision; then go south to the Evergreen City limits to Mill Creek; then go south along Mill Creek to Murder Creek; then go south along Murder Creek to the Castleberry city limits.
(c) At the general election in 1986 and every four years thereafter, the qualified electors residing in each of the districts in Conecuh County shall elect one school board member for that district, who shall be a bona fide elector of and shall actually reside in the district for which he or she is elected, and who shall hold office for a period of four years, and until his or her successor shall be elected and qualified.

Legislative History

(Act 86-222, p. 322, §§1-3.)