Foley public meetings in 2023

City Council

The Foley City Council will hold a public hearing regarding ordinance violations at a vacant lot near County Road 20 and Hickory Street. The council is also scheduled to consider several resolutions involving personnel appointments, budget transfers, and equipment purchases.

• Public hearing on lot clearing and weed removal ordinance violations
• Appointment of the Finance Director/City Treasurer
• 11-year Master Service & Purchase Agreement with AXON (Fleet)
• Approval of the Beulah Heights Stormwater Management Plan
• Purchase of a Ford F-150 for Parks and Recreation

Industrial Development Board

The Industrial Development Board will consider a resolution to rescind a previous tax abatement granted to Hecate Energy. The board will also review a new resolution to grant a tax abatement to Foley Solar, LLC regarding the Pine Gate - Foley Project.

• Resolution to rescind tax abatement 23-0001-IDB for Hecate Energy
• Resolution to grant a tax abatement to Foley Solar, LLC (Pine Gate - Foley Project)
• Approval of February 15, 2023, meeting minutes

City Council

The council will discuss a summary of Hurricane Sally and review several capital purchase resolutions. Agenda items include an ABC license for Cozumel Bar and Grill and the 10-Plex Improvements Capital Project. A first reading for a property rezoning ordinance is also scheduled.

• First reading of an ordinance to rezone property owned by SCP BPG Magnolia Holdings, LLC
• ABC license application for Cozumel Bar and Grill at 104 S Owa Blvd Ste A
• Budget increase and purchase approval for up to eight 2024 Chevrolet Tahoes
• Approval of the 10-Plex Improvements Capital Project
• Surplus and disposal of light poles at Mel Roberts Park

City Council

The City Council will consider ordinances for property annexations and changes to development impact fees. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding building violations at 311 West 5th Avenue.

• Public hearing for building violations at 311 West 5th Avenue
• Ordinance to amend impact fees for parks and transportation infrastructure
• Agreement with ALDOT for widening and resurfacing the Foley Beach Express
• Professional service proposals for school zone and downtown crosswalk improvements
• ABC license application for Magnolia Meat and Grocery LLC

City Council

The City Council will review several ordinances including two annexation petitions and an amendment to impact fee thresholds. The agenda also includes resolutions for various capital projects at Aaronville Park and Max Griffin Park, as well as the disposal of city vehicles and equipment.

• Annexation petition for property owned by Turf Properties, LLC
• Annexation petition for property owned by the City of Foley
• Ordinance to amend impact fees for park, recreation, and transportation infrastructure
• Appropriation of funds for Aaronville Park and Max Griffin Park bathroom upgrades
• Resolution to approve the surplus and disposal of street and sanitation department equipment

City Council

The Foley City Council will review the 2022-2023 Foley Main Street Annual Report during a work session. The council will also consider several resolutions regarding equipment purchases for city departments and community sponsorships.

• ABC License for Baumhowers Victory Grill at 2601 S McKenzie Street Suite 308
• Purchase of a Knuckleboom Loader for the Sanitation Department
• Purchase of a Mobile Video Surveillance System
• Modification of the Foley Main Street boundary
• Sponsorship for the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo

City Council

The City Council will consider amending the International Building Codes and fee schedules. The agenda also includes several resolutions regarding park upgrades, event rentals at Heritage Park, and nuisance abatements.

• Public hearing for weed abatement at 619 West Marigold Avenue
• Public hearing for weed abatement at 311 West 5th Avenue
• Ordinance to amend the International Building (ICC) Codes and fee schedule
• Resolution to approve Mathis Park Playground upgrade and grant application
• Resolution to move forward with Mel Roberts Park Improvements Project

City Council

The Foley City Council will hold a special called meeting on September 26, 2023. The agenda includes authorizing the Mayor to sign closing documents for a real property sale and approving sponsorship for the GUMBO summit.

• Resolution 23-0545: Authorizing the Mayor to sign closing documents for the sale of certain real property
• Resolution 23-0549: Approving sponsorship for the Gulf United Metro Business Organization Tourism Economic Development Summit (GUMBO)

City Council

The City Council will review several resolutions including fund transfers for municipal equipment and building facade grants. The agenda also includes public hearing notices regarding property nuisance abatements and approvals for seasonal fireworks.

• ABC License for HERO 101 LLC (Raceway 6990) at 16161 Foley Beach Express
• Resolution to accept the FY2023 Dollar General Grant for Youth Literacy Grants
• Resolution approving Baldwin EMC relocation and reimbursement for Foley Beach Express improvements
• Resolution to purchase a John Deere Gator for the Nature Parks Department
• Public hearing regarding weeds at the vacant lot west of 780 West Laurel Avenue

City Council

The City Council will meet to adopt Fiscal Year 2024 budgets and review amendments to the city's zoning ordinance. The agenda includes public hearings for property rezonings and several infrastructure projects. Additionally, the council will review grant applications for the Foley Municipal Airport.

• Adoption of Fiscal Year 2024 budgets
• Rezoning property owned by Gary Underwood to B1-A
• Amending building codes and fee schedules
• New street light installations in the Mills Community
• Grant applications for Foley Municipal Airport improvements

The City Council unanimously approved the FY 2024 budgets and several zoning changes. The council also authorized funding for infrastructure projects, including a new Public Works Complex and intersection improvements at Michigan Avenue and Hickory Street.

• Adopted Fiscal Year 2024 Budgets (Unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of Gary Underwood property from AO to B1-A (Unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of Sherwood Subdivision common area and various owners from B2 to R1C (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading of ordinance updating 2018 International Building Codes and fees (Unanimous)
• Approved professional services for Michigan Avenue and Hickory Street intersection design (Unanimous)
• Authorized electrical funding for the New Public Works Complex Project (Unanimous)
• Approved subdivision regulation amendments (Unanimous)
• Approved use of Heritage Park for Jehovah Witness Community until January 1, 2024 (Unanimous)

Public Cultural & Entertainment Facilities Cooperative District

The Public Cultural & Entertainment Facilities Cooperative District is meeting to address budget resolutions. The agenda includes amending the FY2023 budgets and adopting the FY2024 budget.

• Resolution to amend FY2023 budgets
• Resolution to adopt the FY2024 budget
• Approval of August 25, 2022 meeting minutes

Public Athletic and Sports Facilities Cooperative District

The Public Athletic and Sports Facilities Cooperative District is meeting to consider resolutions regarding district budgets. The agenda includes amending the FY2023 budgets and adopting the FY2024 budget.

• Resolution 23-0441 to amend FY2023 budgets
• Resolution 23-0442 to adopt FY2024 budget
• Approval of August 25, 2022 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will discuss an interlocal agreement with ECUA for processing recyclables and a new prisoner housing agreement with Elberta and Summerdale. The agenda also includes discussions on street department capital projects and lighting improvements on East Pride Blvd. Several resolutions regarding weed abatements and various city purchases are also scheduled for consideration.

• Interlocal Agreement with ECUA for processing recyclables
• New prisoner housing agreement with Elberta and Summerdale
• Lighting project on East Pride Blvd from Miflin Road to South Juniper Street
• Resolution to replace police units and purchase new vehicles
• Additional funds for a Street Department capital project

The City Council approved several resolutions including a recycling agreement with ECUA, a new lighting project on East Pride Blvd, and a prisoner housing agreement with Elberta and Summerdale. The council also authorized the disposal and replacement of police vehicles and approved various public nuisance abatements.

• Approved interlocal agreement with ECUA for recyclables at $60 per ton (Unanimous)
• Approved additional funds for Street Department capital project due to beaver dams (Unanimous)
• Recommended ABC beer and wine licenses for Portabellas at 321 S McKenzie St. Ste B (Unanimous)
• Approved MOU with Alabama Department of Revenue for debt recovery (Unanimous)
• Approved new prisoner housing agreement with Towns of Elberta and Summerdale (Unanimous)
• Approved concrete pads and sidewalks in Max Griffin Park (Unanimous)
• Approved lighting project on East Pride Blvd from Miflin Road to South Juniper Street (Unanimous)
• Approved surplus/disposal of three police vehicles and purchase of three replacements (Unanimous)

City Council

The Foley City Council will hold public hearings on several property rezonings and review ordinances regarding park usage and zoning amendments. The agenda also includes presentations on city compensation plans and resolutions for various infrastructure projects.

• Public hearings for rezonings of properties owned by Tyler Higginbotham, Next to Last, LLC, Old Town II, LLC, and Foley Professional Park Developer, Inc.
• First reading of an ordinance to rezone Gary Underwood's property from AO to B1A
• Resolution adopting a new pay classification plan for the City of Foley
• ABC license applications for M and R Caribbean Spice LLC, Macho Taco Bar LLC, Slappin Daks LLC, and La Casita Fresh Mex Grill
• Resolution to approve the purchase of a 2023 Dodge Ram 1500 for the Sanitation Department

The City Council adopted several ordinances regarding property rezoning and updated the policies and procedures for public park usage. The council also recommended the approval of a retail table wine license for M and R Caribbean Spice LLC.

• Approved policies and procedures for usage at public parks (Unanimous)
• Rezoned Tyler Higginbotham property from B-3 to R-1R (Unanimous)
• Rezoned Next to Last LLC property to RV (Recreation Vehicle Park) (Unanimous)
• Approved zoning ordinance amendment for medical facility concentrations (Unanimous)
• Rezoned Old Town II LLC property from B-2 to R-1C (Unanimous)
• Rezoned Foley Professional Park Developer Inc. property to PO (Preferred Office District) (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading of rezoning for Gary Underwood property to B1A (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading of rezoning for Sherwood Subdivision common area to R1C (Unanimous)

Public Facilities Cooperative District

The Public Facilities Cooperative District will consider electing officers and adopting the FY 2024 budget. The agenda also includes a resolution to levy project user fees on the Foley Crossroads development.

• Resolution to levy project user fees on the Foley Crossroads development
• Resolution electing officers
• Amendment to the FY 2023 Budget
• Adoption of the FY 2024 Budget

City Council

The City Council will consider an ordinance regarding public park usage policies and several resolutions. Discussion items include airport infrastructure bids, capital purchases for parks and city equipment, and public nuisance abatement for various properties.

• Ordinance to amend policies for usage at public parks
• Resolution to accept bids for construction of an access taxilane and 8-unit T-hanger at Foley Municipal Airport
• Resolution to accept grant offers from the FAA and ALDOT for airport improvements
• Resolution setting a public hearing for nuisance abatement at 621 East Walker Avenue
• Resolution approving wall repairs for the Foley Justice Center

The City Council approved a bid for a new access taxilane and 8-unit T-hangar at the Foley Municipal Airport, along with corresponding FAA and ALDOT grants. Other actions included approving park rule revisions and various capital purchases for city departments.

• Approved bid for Foley Municipal Airport access taxilane and 8-unit T-hangar (Unanimous)
• Accepted FAA and ALDOT grant offers for airport improvement project (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading of ordinance revising Sarah Thompson Kids Park rules (Unanimous)
• Approved use of Heritage Park for 2023 Society of Black Hats Witches Ride (Unanimous)
• Appointed City Clerk as Absentee Elections Manager for August 22 special election (Unanimous)
• Approved unplanned capital purchase of a painter for Parks & Recreation (Unanimous)
• Approved budgeted capital purchase of two trailers (Unanimous)
• Approved use of Foley Event Center for 2024 Baldwin County Board of Education graduations (Unanimous)

City Council

The council will consider a proposed Medical Overlay District and multiple property rezoning ordinances. The agenda also includes discussions on sidewalk projects and river restoration.

• Proposed Medical Overlay District
• Rezoning of Tyler Higginbotham property from B3 to R1R
• Pride Blvd Sidewalk Project resolution
• Bon Secour River restoration and cleaning project
• Sanitation Department can washer capital purchase

The City Council adopted an agreement with the Baldwin County Commission regarding subdivision regulations within the city's planning jurisdiction. Council also approved first readings for five rezoning ordinances and authorized several unplanned capital purchases for the police and sanitation departments.

• Adopted agreement with Baldwin County Commission on subdivision regulations (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading for Tyler Higginbotham rezoning to R1R (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading for Next to Last LLC rezoning to RV Park (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading for Old Town II LLC rezoning to R1C (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading for Foley Professional Park Developer Inc. rezoning to PO (Unanimous)
• Approved unplanned capital purchase for Corrections Division gas range (Unanimous)
• Approved unplanned capital purchase for Sanitation Department can washer (Unanimous)
• Accepted radio communication equipment donation from Gulf Shores Fire Department (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider a second reading of an ordinance to amend the zoning ordinance. The agenda also includes discussions on resurfacing plan maps and several resolutions regarding grants, facility repairs, and equipment purchases.

• Public hearing for an ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance
• ABC license application for Circle K Store 2707057 at 8951 St. Highway 59
• Facade grants for Foley Supper Club and Scuttlebutt Pub
• Funding increase for air conditioning repair at the Foley Event Center
• Purchase of a 2023 sweeper truck for the Street Department

The City Council unanimously approved an ordinance amending the zoning ordinance and adopted several resolutions for public safety grants, facade grants, and equipment purchases. The council also approved the 2022 Envision Downtown Foley Strategy Plan.

• Adopted ordinance amending Zoning Ordinance (unanimous)
• Recommended ABC license for Circle K Store 2707057 (unanimous)
• Approved 'We Love Local' event by Brightspeed for July 25, 2023 (unanimous)
• Approved Homeland Security grant for crowd protection barricades (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2023 Bulletproof Vest Partnership Grant (unanimous)
• Approved facade grants for Foley Supper Club and Scuttlebutt Pub (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2023 Sweeper Truck for Street Department (unanimous)
• Adopted 2022 Envision Downtown Foley Strategy Plan (unanimous)

City Council

The council will hold public hearings regarding new 25 mph speed limits on Oak Street and West Roosevelt Avenue and a rezoning request for Turf Properties LLC. The agenda also includes second readings of ordinances for golf carts and low-speed vehicles. Additionally, several resolutions cover street department equipment purchases and board reappointments.

• Ordinance to set 25 mph speed limits on portions of Oak Street and West Roosevelt Avenue
• Rezoning property owned by Turf Properties LLC to a Planned Industrial District
• ABC liquor licenses for Gussies and Texas Roadhouse
• Resolution to increase funds for the purchase of three vehicles for the Street Department
• Change order for the Centennial Fountain Project

The City Council adopted ordinances to pre-zone property for Turf Properties LLC as a Planned Industrial District and set a 25 mph speed limit on parts of Oak, Pine, and West Roosevelt Streets. The council also approved several board reappointments and authorized the purchase of street department vehicles and equipment.

• Approved pre-zoning Turf Properties LLC property to Planned Industrial District (Unanimous)
• Approved 25 mph speed limit on portions of Oak Street, Pine Street, and West Roosevelt Street (Unanimous)
• Approved amendment to golf cart and low speed vehicle regulations (Unanimous)
• Recommended ABC liquor licenses for Gussies and Texas Roadhouse (Unanimous)
• Authorized purchase of 3 Street Department vehicles and 2 portable message board signs (Unanimous)
• Approved BerryDunn to develop a strategic plan for the City (Unanimous)
• Accepted ADEM GOMESA Litter Trap Grant for four litter traps (Unanimous)
• Reappointed members to Museum, Public Facilities Cooperative District, Senior Center, and Library boards (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will review several first-reading ordinances regarding golf cart regulations, street speed limits, and sales tax rate changes. Additional items include resolutions for municipal equipment purchases, park renovations, and various city contracts.

• Ordinance to regulate golf carts and low speed vehicles
• Ordinance setting a 25 mph speed limit on Oak Street, Pine Street, and West Roosevelt Street
• Ordinance amending sales and use tax rates
• Resolution for pavilions at Graham Creek
• Resolution for a 2025 ladder truck for the Foley Fire Department

Council approved ordinances to expand street-legal golf cart access and change local sales and use tax rates. The board also authorized several infrastructure projects, including airport upgrades and new pavilions at Graham Creek.

• Approved ordinance to allow golf carts on Azalea, Oak, and Pine Streets (Unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance changing sales and use tax rates (Unanimous)
• Approved pre-zoning of Turf Properties LLC land to Planned Industrial District (Unanimous)
• Approved recommendation for ABC licenses for Captain Crazys Paradise LLC (Unanimous)
• Authorized bidding for new pavilions at Graham Creek (Unanimous)
• Approved purchase of a 40" flag pole for Veterans Memorial (Unanimous)
• Approved development of a Police Department mobile app (Unanimous)
• Approved facade grant for Bungalow's (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will review several zoning changes and public hearings regarding property at 621 East Walker Ave., Riverside, and Creek Ridge. Discussion items include temporary helicopter tours at the municipal airport and various capital purchases for public works and street departments.

• Public hearing to rezone 68V Riverside 2022 LLC property from M1 to R1-D
• Public hearing to pre-zone Creek Ridge LLC property to PUD
• Resolution to allow temporary helicopter tours at Foley Municipal Airport
• Purchase of rotary lifts and a fueling system for the new Public Works Campus
• Ordinance amending regulations for golf carts and low speed vehicles on public streets

The City Council approved two rezoning ordinances and authorized the purchase of rotary lifts and a fueling system for the new Public Works campus. Council also approved a temporary helicopter tour operation at the municipal airport and renamed the Foley Kids Park.

• Approved rezoning of 68V Riverside 2022 LLC property from M1 to R1-D (unanimous)
• Approved pre-zoning of Creek Ridge LLC property to PUD (unanimous)
• Approved temporary helicopter tours at Foley Municipal Airport (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of rotary lifts for Public Works campus (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of fueling system for Public Works campus (unanimous)
• Renamed Foley Kids Park to The Sara Thompson Memorial Kids Park (unanimous)
• Approved professional services agreement with M&D Consulting, LLC for public safety radio network (unanimous)
• Accepted Byrne JAG grant for police force simulation training equipment (unanimous)

City Council

The Foley City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding city infrastructure and land use. Agenda items include street light installation on South Juniper Street and a proposal for territory annexation.

• Street light installation along South Juniper Street between East Pride Drive and County Road 20
• Lease agreement with Boss Hawg Investments, LLC for the Ice Distribution Center
• Capital purchase of a commercial washer and dryer for the Corrections Division
• Disposal of timber at Graham Creek Nature Preserve
• Public hearing for weed abatement at 303 North Beech Street

The City Council approved a resolution to propose the annexation of the Mills Community to allow for a referendum. The council also authorized several equipment purchases, grant applications, and the installation of 20 new street lights on South Juniper Street.

• Approved annexation of Mills Community (unanimous)
• Approved installation of 20 street lights on South Juniper Street (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of commercial washer and dryer for Corrections Division (unanimous)
• Approved four sidewalk maintenance equipment purchases for Street Department (unanimous)
• Approved application for FY2024 LSTA Grant for library computers and self-check machine (unanimous)
• Approved application for COPS FY23 Law Enforcement Agency De-Escalation Grant (unanimous)
• Approved contract with Volkert, Inc for new library building environmental assessment (unanimous)
• Adopted a formal written Investment Policy (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will review several ordinances regarding property rezoning and a public nuisance abatement at 9475 South Hickory St. The agenda includes multiple resolutions for purchasing city vehicles, upgrading parks, and approving various budget amendments.

• Rezoning of 68V Riverside 2022 LLC property from M1 Light Industrial to R1D Residential Single Family
• Pre-zoning of Creek Ridge LLC property to PUD Planned Unit Development
• Purchase of three 2023 John Deere Gator TX vehicles for sanitation, environmental control, and street maintenance
• $3,500.00 change order for MCS Contracting Inc's Revenue Office Addition Project
• Public hearing regarding weed abatement at 9475 South Hickory St.

City Council approved first readings for two rezoning ordinances and adopted several resolutions for equipment purchases, budget adjustments, and park upgrades. The council also accepted a federal grant for a city safety plan and authorized the purchase of two new garbage trucks.

• Approved first reading for rezoning 68V Riverside 2022 LLC property from M1 to R1D (unanimous)
• Approved first reading for pre-zoning Creek Ridge LLC property to PUD (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution to accept FY22 Safe Streets and Roads for All grant (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of three 2023 John Deere Gator TX vehicles (unanimous)
• Authorized Mayor to sign letters of intent for two new garbage trucks (unanimous)
• Approved Beulah Heights Park bathroom upgrade project (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of computerized polygraph instrument using federal forfeiture cash (unanimous)
• Approved installation of three new street lights on South Commercial Drive (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider several resolutions including a property annexation for David Green and various capital project funding requests. The agenda includes items regarding public nuisance abatement at 621 East Walker Avenue and multiple vehicle acquisitions.

• Second reading of an ordinance for the Green Annexation
• Sportsplex Ditch Improvement Project funding
• Wolf Creek Headwaters Restoration Improvement Project - Phase II grant acceptance
• Purchase of a 2023 Ram 1500 Quad Cab 4x4 for the Engineering Department
• John G Walton change order of $27,025.25 for County Road 12 Turn Lane Widening

The City Council approved the annexation of property owned by David Green and authorized several grant applications for intersection and armory improvements. The council also approved funding for the Sportsplex ditch project and the purchase of 10 police vehicles.

• Approved annexation of property owned by David Green (Unanimous)
• Approved funds for Sportsplex Ditch Improvement Project (Unanimous)
• Approved National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Grant for Wolf Creek Headwaters Restoration Phase II (Unanimous)
• Approved public hearing to declare 621 East Walker Avenue a public nuisance (Unanimous)
• Approved grant applications for Senator Tuberville, Senator Britt, and Representative Carl (Unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2023 Ram 1500 for Engineering Department (Unanimous)
• Approved bidding for 10 Foley Police Department vehicles (Unanimous)
• Approved $27,025.25 change order for County Road 12 Turn Lane Widening (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider an ordinance for a property annexation owned by David Green. The meeting includes discussions on the fiscal year 2022 financial report and a lease agreement for the Baldwin County Library Cooperative. Additional items involve various resolutions for business licenses, board appointments, and park fee waivers.

• Annexation of property owned by David Green
• ABC License for Bougie Bamas at 110 South Alston St.
• ABC License for Mudbugs and Margaritas Festival at 200 N McKenzie St.
• ABC License for Rodeo at 14338 Magnolia Creek Dr.
• Purchase of four dehumidifiers for the Justice Center

City Council approved a contract to house the Baldwin County Library Cooperative within the Foley Public Library and appropriated funds for a capital project on County Road 12. The council also approved several ABC license recommendations and board appointments.

• Approved contract to house Baldwin County Library Cooperative in Foley Public Library (unanimous)
• Appropriated funds for unbudgeted capital project on County Road 12 (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of annexation petition for property owned by David Green (unanimous)
• Recommended ABC licenses for Bougie Bamas and Mudbugs and Margaritas Festival (unanimous)
• Waived Heritage Park fees for Foley Kiwanis Poker Run and NAACP Stop the Gun Violence Rally (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of four dehumidifiers for the Justice Center (unanimous)
• Appointed Gregg Knight and Gary Hellmich to the Board of Adjustments and Appeals (unanimous)
• Appointed Bill Swanson to the Historic Commission (unanimous)

City Council

The Foley City Council will consider a road building project on South Pecan Street and an ordinance for property annexation. The agenda also includes several requests for vehicle and equipment purchases for the Fire and Nature Parks departments. Additionally, the council will review various ABC license applications.

• Approval to move forward with bidding for a road building project on South Pecan Street
• First reading of an ordinance for property annexation by Christopher and Kellie Thorton
• Equipment purchases including a John Deere Gator, 44HP tractor, Polaris UTV, and Ford Expedition
• ABC license applications for Hotel Magnolia Restaurant, Legacy C Store, and El Diablo Taqueria
• Public hearing regarding weed abatement at 708 East Myrtle Ave

The City Council approved several grant applications for fire staffing, litter traps, and stormwater management. They also authorized the purchase of a tractor, a John Deere Gator, and fire department vehicles. Additionally, the council recommended three ABC license applications for approval.

• Recommended ABC licenses for Hotel Magnolia Restaurant, Legacy C Store, and El Diablo Taqueria (Unanimous)
• Approved resolution to move forward with Training Center Burn Building Renovation (Unanimous)
• Approved application for FEMA SAFER Grant for nine new firefighters (Unanimous)
• Approved GOMESA Litter Trap Grant for four locations (Unanimous)
• Approved purchase of a John Deere Gator and a 44HP tractor for Nature Parks Department (Unanimous)
• Approved purchase of a Polaris UTV and a 2023 Ford Expedition for Fire Department (Unanimous)
• Approved budget increase for commercial sanitation dumpsters (Unanimous)
• Waived fees for Art in the Park, South Baldwin Chamber Foundation concert, and Foley Youth Football (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will review a presentation of the annual audit by Warren Averett, LLC. The council will also consider Resolution 23-0103 to accept the FY2022 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR).

• Presentation of audit by Warren Averett, LLC
• Resolution 23-0103: Accepting the FY2022 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)

The City Council held a special called meeting to review the FY 2022 audit presented by Warren Averett, LLC. The council unanimously adopted a resolution accepting the audited financial report.

• Adopted Resolution 23-0103 accepting the FY 2022 Audited Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (unanimous)

Industrial Development Board

The Industrial Development Board is reviewing a tax abatement application and estimate for the Hecate Energy Foley Project. The board will also consider a resolution ratifying the election of officers.

• Resolution to grant a tax abatement to Hecate Energy
• Resolution ratifying and confirming the election of officers
• Approval of December 27, 2021, meeting minutes

The Board approved a resolution to grant a tax abatement to Hecate Energy. The decision followed discussions regarding the project's energy costs and a recommendation to keep the abatement within a 10-year timeframe to align with Baldwin County precedence.

• Approved meeting minutes from December 27, 2021 (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution ratifying and confirming the election of officers (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to grant a tax abatement to Hecate Energy (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on rezoning Kaymac LLC property and review an annexation petition for the Thorton property. The agenda also includes equipment purchases for city departments and various grant applications.

• Public hearing to rezone Kaymac LLC property from R1C to PUD
• Ordinance for the annexation of property owned by Christopher and Kellie Thorton
• Purchase of two zero-turn mowers and one front-mount mower for the Street Department
• ABC license application for Southern Shores Eats And Drinks at 217 N. McKenzie St.
• Resolution to approve Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for pickleball design

The City Council approved a rezoning request for property owned by Kaymac LLC and accepted an 80-acre wetland donation from Forestar (USA) Real Estate Group, Inc. The council also authorized several equipment purchases for the Street and Horticulture departments and approved a grant application for South Alston Street resurfacing.

• Approved rezoning of Kaymac LLC/Chris and Phil Johnson property from R1C to PUD (unanimous)
• Approved land donation of approximately 80 acres of wetlands from Forestar (USA) Real Estate Group, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $250,000 grant application for South Alston Street resurfacing (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2 zero turn mowers and 1 front mount mower for Street Department (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of a 2023 tractor for Street Department (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of a zero turn mower for Horticulture Department (unanimous)
• Approved recommendation to ABC Board for Southern Shores Coffee, LLC liquor license (unanimous)
• Tabled Thorton annexation ordinance for further Engineering Department assessment (unanimous)

City Council

The council will hold a public hearing regarding weeds at 510 East Myrtle Ave. Agenda items include an ordinance to update fire codes to the 2021 International Fire Code edition and resolutions for various local projects. The meeting also includes reviewing December 2022 bills and departmental reports.

• Public hearing regarding weeds at 510 East Myrtle Ave
• Ordinance to update fire codes to the 2021 International Fire Code edition
• Resolution for Foley Justice Center Overflow Parking Expansion Project
• Resolution approving Foley Main Street Alley Enhancement
• Budget increase for Design Alabama's DesignPlace Program

The City Council adopted the 2021 International Fire Code and approved multiple resolutions for city improvements, including a parking expansion and alley beautification. The Council also authorized the purchase of real property for a public park and recommended an ABC license for a local business.

• Adopted 2021 International Fire Code update (Unanimous)
• Approved $38,000 budget increase for Foley Justice Center overflow parking expansion (Unanimous)
• Approved alley enhancement project for Foley Main Street (Unanimous)
• Authorized Mayor to sign purchase agreement for real property for a public park (Unanimous)
• Recommended ABC License for Foley Brunch and Supper Club, LLC (Unanimous)
• Authorized abatement of public nuisance at 510 East Myrtle Ave (Unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Nedra Bell to Foley Housing Authority Board (Unanimous)
• Declared outdated assets as surplus for disposal (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider ordinances regarding property rezonings for Keystone Development, LLC and Kaymac, LLC. The agenda also includes discussions on a stormwater management grant and updates to the local fire codes.

• Rezoning property owned by Keystone Development, LLC to PUD
• Rezoning property owned by Kaymac, LLC from residential single family to PUD
• Updating fire codes to the 2021 International Fire Code
• Supplemental agreement for construction at Foley Municipal Airport
• Purchase of mowers and a spreader for Parks and Recreation

Council approved the initial zoning of Keystone Development property as a Planned Unit Development and passed the first reading of the 2021 International Fire Code. Several resolutions were adopted regarding airport expansion, park equipment, and infrastructure projects.

• Approved initial zoning for Keystone Development, LLC as PUD (unanimous)
• Approved first reading for Kaymac LLC/Chris and Phil Johnson rezoning to PUD (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of 2021 International Fire Code (3-1)
• Recommended ABC license for The Bohemian at Owa, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved fee waiver at Heritage Park for Women's Care Medical Center Walk-A-Thon (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of front mount mower, zero turn mower, and spreader for Parks and Recreation (unanimous)
• Approved supplemental agreement for taxilanes and 8-unit T-Hangar at Foley Municipal Airport (unanimous)
• Approved professional services for Philomene Holmes Boulevard Improvements Project (3-1)