The Atmore City Council is continuing its efforts to clean up the community as council members approved another resolution Monday targeting 18 properties deemed as grass and weed nuisances.

Monday’s approval marks the third grass and weed nuisance resolution the council has passed this year and will result in the distribution of official 21-day notices to the property owners, giving them a final opportunity to resolve the situation before the city steps in.

In all, 26 properties were listed on the most recent nuisance list, with eight owners already complying with the ordinance.

Addresses remaining on the current list include: 1826 S. Main St.; 406 S. Pensacola Ave.; 7 Stallworth St.; 134 Harris St.; 111Cloverdale; 116 Maple Dr.; 93 Martin Luther King Ave.; 203 McGlasker St.; 143 Carver Ave.; 203 Franklin St.; 135 Liberty St.; 1121 S. Presley St.; 124 Martin Luther King Ave.; two vacant lots on Montgomery St.; one vacant lot on Lindberg Ave.; one vacant lot on Carver Ave.; one vacant lot on 8th Ave.

In other business the council:

• Approved the use of Tom Byrne Park from noon Thursday, April 26, through 8 a.m. Saturday, April, 28 for the 2012 Relay For Life event.

• Approved reinstatement of expired beer and wine license for McNeil Express.

• Approved the appointment of Rachel Patterson Elementary School media specialist Leigh Ann Rowland to the library board.