Hoover could de-annex property to allow Christian school

HOOVER, Ala. (WBMA) — The Hoover City Council could vote Monday to remove more than seven acres from the city limits after a church and school requested de-annexation to pursue plans for a Christian school that does not conform to Hoover’s current zoning requirements.

Council members are scheduled to consider the second reading of Ordinance 26-2709, involving property at 7160 Cahaba Valley Road. The petition identifies the property owners as Trinity Presbyterian Church and Heritage Academy.

The request involves approximately 7.3 acres along Cahaba Valley Road. According to draft minutes from the council’s July 27 meeting, City Planner Mac Martin told council members the property is bordered by Birmingham to the north and west…

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