Fairhope, AL

Historic Preservation Commission

The Fairhope Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to approve minutes, receive updates on a consultant and Section 106 review, discuss a CLG Grant application, and see a demonstration of the FHPC Historic Building Survey Form. They will also hold elections for officers. The agenda is mostly routine administrative and update items.

• Approve minutes of June 3, 2026 meeting
• Update on consultant
• CLG Grant application discussion
• Demonstration of FHPC Historic Building Survey Form
• Update on Section 106

Airport Authority

General

City Council

Planning Commission

The Fairhope Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several items, including three Verizon small cell tower installations, a C-Spire fiber cable installation, two rezoning requests, a subdivision plat approval, and proposed amendments to subdivision regulations. The commission will also approve minutes from a previous meeting.

• Verizon small cell towers at 5 N Church St, 100 N Bancroft St, and 319 Magnolia Ave
• C-Spire fiber cable installation (21,739 LF) at 9020 Morphy Ave
• Rezone 763 Northrop Ave from R-4 to B-4 (0.19 acres)
• Rezone 75.47 acres near Hwy 181 and Fairhope Ave to PUD-Mixed Use for Eastlake Village
• Preliminary/Final Plat for South Section Townhouse Condominium (3 lots, 0.39 acres)

Environmental Advisory Board

City Council

City Council

Board of Adjustment

City Council

General

City Council

Planning Commission

Environmental Advisory Board

City Council

City Council

Board of Adjustment

City Council

City Council

Planning Commission

City Council

City Council

Environmental Advisory Board

Board of Adjustment

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City Council

General

Planning Commission

Environmental Advisory Board

City Council

City Council

Board of Adjustment

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City Council

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City Council

Planning Commission

Environmental Advisory Board

Board of Adjustment

Environmental Advisory Board

Environmental Advisory Board

Environmental Advisory Board

Environmental Advisory Board

Environmental Advisory Board

Environmental Advisory Board

City Council

The Fairhope City Council will hold a public hearing on a request to conditionally annex property at County Road 13 and Mosley Road into the R-1 Low Density Single-Family Residential District. The council will also vote on multiple resolutions, including contracts for demolition, building relocation, engineering services, and various other expenditures. Additionally, they will consider applications for alcohol and hemp product licenses, and a request to close downtown streets for the Fairhope Witches Ride.

• Public hearing on conditional annexation of 43.6 acres to R-1 zoning (item 4)
• Contract for demolition of dangerous building at Fairhope Church of God in Christ, not-to-exceed $22,500 (item 5)
• Award $421,050 contract to relocate Henry Stuart House to Flying Creek Nature Preserve, funded by donations (item 7)
• Award $55,000 annual contract for fire extinguisher inspections to Larson Meridian Group (item 10)
• Request to close downtown streets for Fairhope Witches Ride on Oct 29, 2026 (item 19)

City Council

The Fairhope City Council will hold a work session to receive updates from department heads and committees. They will hear a presentation on the transportation plan required by the Rebuild Alabama Act and a recommendation from a compensation and classification study. The council will also discuss the FY2027 budget with the city treasurer.

• Presentation on Transportation Plan per Rebuild Alabama Act
• Recommendation from Evergreen Solutions Compensation & Classification Study
• Discussion of FY2027 Budget with City Treasurer Kim Creech
• Department head updates
• Committee updates

City Council

City Council

General

The Fairhope Airport Authority is holding a special meeting to consider a resolution approving a grant application for land reimbursement through the AIP program. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with call to order, quorum check, and pledge of allegiance.

• Resolution to approve grant application for land reimbursement through AIP program

City Council

City Council

Board of Adjustment

The Fairhope Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a request by David Johnson MD for a Special Exception to operate a clinic on property zoned PUD at 880 Holcomb Boulevard, Suite 2B. No old business is listed. The meeting is scheduled for August 17, 2026 at 5:00 PM in the Council Chambers.

• Public hearing for Special Exception (BOA 26.09) for a clinic on 0.45± acres at 880 Holcomb Boulevard, Suite 2B, zoned PUD
• No old business to consider

Environmental Advisory Board

Airport Authority

The Fairhope Airport Authority will hold its regular monthly meeting to discuss operational updates, project quotes, and a grant application for a gate/fence project, as well as a hangar improvement request. Reports will be given by airport staff, tenants, the engineer, treasurer, and legal counsel. The board will also consider a lease transfer request from Rickie Richey to Zac Bell.

• Gate/fence project quotes and grant application
• Continental north hangar improvement request
• P-20 lease transfer request from Rickie Richey to Zac Bell
• Approval of July 14, 2026 meeting minutes

City Council

The Fairhope City Council will hold public hearings and vote on final adoption of ordinances updating water and sewer connection fees. Major items include resolutions to apply for $2.5M in county C3 funding for the Twin Beech Corridor Improvements Project (total $5M) and to submit a $2M CDBG-DR LGRIP grant application for a water main loop east of Fish River. Other actions include awarding contracts for sewer manhole rehabilitation ($463,140), a fraise mower ($34,900), and demolition of a dangerous building ($22,500).

• Final adoption of ordinances amending water connection fees (Section 21-32) and sewer connection fees (Section 21-52)
• Resolution to apply for $2.5M Baldwin County C3 funding for Twin Beech Corridor Improvements (Founders Drive/Boothe Road roundabout, total $5M)
• Resolution to submit $2M CDBG-DR LGRIP grant application for 12" water main loop east of Fish River (total $2,903,499; city match $903,499)
• Award of Bid No. 26-042-2026-SEW-005 to Video Industrial Services for sewer manhole rehabilitation, not-to-exceed $463,140
• Resolution for emergency demolition of dangerous building on Fairhope Church of God in Christ property, not-to-exceed $22,500

The Fairhope City Council approved several contracts and resolutions, including a $463,140 sewer manhole rehabilitation contract, a $34,900 fraise mower purchase, and a $33,000 flooring project. They also authorized grant applications for road and water projects, and approved a site plan for a Murphy Oil station. A demolition contract was tabled.

• Approved sewer manhole rehabilitation contract to Video Industrial Services, Inc. for $463,140 (unanimous)
• Approved fraise mower purchase from STEC Equipment for $34,900 (unanimous)
• Approved flooring project for Recreation Center to Cornerstone Hard Surface Restoration for $33,000 (unanimous)
• Approved final adoption of Ordinance 1881 (water connection fees) (unanimous)
• Approved final adoption of Ordinance 1882 (sewer connection fees) (unanimous)
• Authorized application for C3 funding for Twin Beech Corridor Improvements ($5M project) (unanimous)
• Authorized application for CDBG-DR LGRIP funding for water main loop ($2M request) (unanimous)
• Approved site plan for Murphy Oil at Hwy 181 & Hwy 104 (4-1, Gammon opposed)

City Council

The City Council will hear a presentation on a canine source tracking study for Fly Creek, discuss a funding program through Baldwin County, and consider a $2.9 million water main project that would be partially funded by a $2 million CDBG-DR grant. The council will also receive updates from committees and department heads.

• Presentation of Fly Creek Canine Source Tracking Study results by Mobile Bay National Estuary Program
• Discussion of 3C Funding Program through Baldwin County Commission
• Discussion of $2,000,000 CDBG-DR LGRIP submission for 12-inch water main loop connector east of Fish River; total project cost $2,903,499.18 with city match of $903,499.18
• Committee updates
• Department head updates

The Fairhope City Council held a work session on August 10, 2026, discussing several agenda items but took no formal votes. Topics included a presentation on the Fly Creek canine source tracking study, a proposed $2 million CDBG-DR grant application for a water main loop, and a request to authorize a $5 million C3 funding application for Twin Beech Corridor improvements. No decisions were made during the work session.

• Discussed C3 funding application for Twin Beech Corridor improvements ($5M total, 50/50 cost-share)
• Discussed CDBG-DR grant application for $2M water main loop east of Fish River
• Heard presentation on Fly Creek canine wastewater source tracking study results
• Announced upcoming meetings: Tree Committee Aug 27, Library Board next Monday, Airport Authority tomorrow night

City Council

Planning Commission

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to review General Fund revenue for the FY2027 budget. Members will also discuss a downtown parking strategy and review the K-1 Center/HATCH Project courtyards.

• Review of General Fund Revenue for the FY2027 Budget
• Discussion of the Walker Downtown Parking Strategy
• Review of Front and Rear Courtyards at the K-1 Center/HATCH Project
• Presentation by 2026 Baldwin County Utility Interns

The Fairhope City Council held a work session on July 27, 2026, with no formal votes or decisions. They heard presentations from summer interns, reviewed the Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance's courtyard project at the K-1 Center/HATCH, discussed the Walker Downtown Parking Strategy, and reviewed General Fund revenue projections for FY2027. No actions were taken.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during work session
• Reviewed FY2027 General Fund revenue projections
• Discussed Walker Downtown Parking Strategy recommendations
• Heard update on K-1 Center/HATCH courtyard project
• Received presentations from 2026 Baldwin County Utility Interns

City Council

The City Council will consider several final adoption ordinances to amend the zoning code, including updates to definitions, mixed-use buildings, and townhouses. The body will also review two specific rezoning requests and various public works contracts.

• Rezoning of 8501 Morphy Avenue from R-4 to R-1
• Rezoning of 751 and 757 Northrop Avenue from R-4 to B-2 for Thomas Hospital
• Contract with Childress Siteworks, Inc. for property demolition not to exceed $22,500.00
• Procurement of playground equipment for River Mill Park not to exceed $135,195.54
• Change order for Morphy Avenue sidewalk and street modifications not to exceed $123,470.13

The Fairhope City Council adopted a series of zoning ordinance amendments (Ordinances 1869-1880) covering rezoning, definitions, mixed-use, multi-family, PUD, site plan review, townhouses, village districts, and sewer service territory. It also approved numerous contracts and purchases, including a $123,470 change order for Morphy Avenue sidewalk work, a $135,195 playground for River Mill Park, and a $64,000 bathroom project at Quail Creek Golf Course. The council tabled a resolution on a dangerous building at 371 Young Street until the next meeting.

• Adopted zoning amendments (Ords. 1869-1880) with various votes, including 4-1 on multi-family and 3-2 on PUD
• Approved $123,470 change order for Morphy Avenue sidewalk and street work (unanimous)
• Approved $135,195 playground equipment for River Mill Park (unanimous)
• Approved $64,000 bathroom project at Quail Creek Golf Course (unanimous)
• Approved $48,950 walkways at Volanta Park (unanimous)
• Approved $30,250 flooring for Recreation Center (unanimous)
• Tabled dangerous building demolition at 371 Young Street until Aug. 10 (unanimous)
• Approved lounge liquor license for 87 West (unanimous)

Harbor Board

The Fairhope Harbor Board is meeting to receive a report from the harbor manager and discuss the status of the Clean Marina program. No votes on new ordinances, contracts, or fee changes are scheduled. The agenda consists of routine administrative items.

• Report by Harbor Manager Mark Redditt
• Clean Marina Status update
• Approval of prior meeting minutes

Board of Adjustment

The Fairhope Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on two items: a request for a 15-foot front yard setback variance on a property near Dogwood Avenue and Wisteria Street, and an administrative appeal to allow an accessory structure at 13 Echo Lane. No old business is on the agenda. The meeting includes approval of minutes from May 18, 2026.

• BOA 26.07: Public hearing for a 15-foot front yard setback variance on 0.14± acres zoned R-2, south of Dogwood Ave west of Wisteria St (PPIN# 364724)
• BOA 26.08: Public hearing for an administrative appeal to allow an accessory structure on 0.29± acres zoned R-3 at 13 Echo Lane (PPIN# 74444)

The Board approved a 15-foot front yard setback variance for Virginia Oglesby Littlepage's property on Wisteria Street, subject to conditions including a recorded drainage easement. In a separate administrative appeal, the Board found staff erred in permitting an accessory structure that exceeded the 25% rear lot coverage limit, but upheld staff's denial regarding the structure's placement in a setback and utility easement, requiring it to be moved.

• Approved BOA 26.07: 15-foot front yard setback variance for Virginia Oglesby Littlepage, with conditions (unanimous)
• Determined staff erred in permitting accessory structure exceeding 25% rear lot coverage; applicants may relocate it (unanimous)
• Upheld staff's denial on setback and utility easement issues; structure must be moved out of both (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from May 18, 2026 meeting (unanimous)

Airport Authority

The Fairhope Airport Authority will hold its regular monthly meeting, receiving reports from the airport manager, tenants, engineer, treasurer, and legal counsel. Board discussion items include a land transfer update and a SASO application from Third Coast Aircraft. No final decisions are recorded on the agenda; items are presented for discussion or approval.

• Land transfer update – Don Ward
• SASO Application – Third Coast Aircraft
• Minimum standards update in airport manager's report
• Project updates from engineer's report
• Tenant reports from Flightline First and Aspire Aviation

The Fairhope Airport Authority approved Third Coast Aircraft's SASO application to rent a C-150 taildragger, and recommended Len Strickland for reappointment to the board. They also approved updated minimum standards, notified Apex Construction of lease default, and discussed the FAA-approved land transfer to the city.

• Approved Third Coast Aircraft's SASO application to rent a C-150 taildragger at Fairhope.
• Recommended Len Strickland to the mayor for reappointment to the board.
• Approved changes to minimum standards including insurance requirements and SASO permit application.
• Directed attorney to notify Apex Construction of lease default and give 30 days to cure.
• Approved minutes of June 9, 2026, meeting.
• Approved land transfer to the city, with FAA approval received.

City Council

The Fairhope City Council will hold public hearings on nine zoning ordinance amendments covering definitions, mixed-use buildings, multi-family, PUD, site plan review, tables, townhouses, and village districts. Additionally, a public hearing will consider rezoning 0.35 acres at 751 and 757 Northrop Avenue from R-4 to B-2 for Thomas Hospital. The council will also vote on contracts for engineering services, water main materials, equipment procurement, and several liquor license applications.

• Public hearings on nine amendments to Zoning Ordinance No. 1253 (ZC 25.07) including general cleanup, definitions, mixed use, multi-family, PUD, site plan review, tables, townhouses, and village districts.
• Rezoning request by Thompson Engineering for Gulf Health Hospitals to rezone 0.35 acres at 751 and 757 Northrop Avenue from R-4 to B-2 for Thomas Hospital (ZC 26.05).
• Resolution authorizing a $75,000 contract with Krebs Engineering for supplemental air installation at the wastewater treatment plant (RFQ PS26-028).
• Award of $42,593.58 to Empire Pipe and Supply for materials for the Dairy Rd Water Main (Greeno to Section).
• Procurement of a Caterpillar SG36 stump grinder for $8,619 (net $4,619 after trade-in) from Thompson CAT via Sourcewell contract.

The Council approved multiple professional service contracts for wastewater and water main projects, as well as equipment and landscaping procurements. Several proposed zoning ordinances and a rezoning request were held over until the July 27 meeting. A lien was established for a building demolition at 7 Woods Avenue.

• Approved $75,000 contract with Krebs Engineering for Wastewater Treatment Plant air installation (Unanimous)
• Approved $42,593.58 award to Empire Pipe and Supply for Dairy Rd Water Main materials (Unanimous)
• Approved selection of Krebs Engineering for Water/Wastewater Department annual on-call services (Unanimous)
• Approved purchase of Caterpillar Stump Grinder for $8,619 (minus $4,000 trade-in) (Unanimous)
• Approved FY2027 flower procurement from Billy Harris and Associates (~$16,023) and Ruigrok Flowerbulbs (~$36,381.38) (Unanimous)
• Approved $8,100 annual maintenance agreement with TK Elevator (Unanimous)
• Rejected all bids for Fire Extinguisher Inspection Services and authorized re-bid (Unanimous)
• Approved $17,073.96 annual contract with Xerox Business Solutions for Managed Print Services (Unanimous)

City Council

This is a work session of the Fairhope City Council. The council will discuss the property dedication for the 181 Lift Station and Force Main Project. Other agenda items include updates on the Purple Heart Salute, a presentation by utility interns, and routine committee and department updates. No votes or formal decisions are scheduled.

• Discussion of property dedication for 181 Lift Station and Force Main Project
• Purple Heart Salute update
• Presentation by 2026 Baldwin County Utility Interns
• Committee and department head updates

The City Council held a work session to discuss several municipal updates and projects. The council reached a consensus to proceed with a specific site option for the 181 Lift Station and Force Main Project. No formal votes were recorded as this was a work session.

• Reached consensus to proceed with the southwest corner option for the 181 Lift Station and Force Main Project property dedication

Environmental Advisory Board

The Environmental Advisory Board is meeting to discuss 2026 priority issues. The board will review greenspace, native habitat, and sustainable waste management practices.

• Discussion of Greenspace and Native Habitat
• Discussion of Sustainable Waste Management Practices

Planning Commission

The Fairhope Planning Commission will consider several requests for new small cell towers, including multiple Verizon Wireless sites and one from AT & T. It will also review a site plan for a Murphy Oil automobile service station at the corner of State Hwy 181 and State Highway 104. A public hearing will be held on a conditional annexation request for tower homes at County Road 13 and Mosley Road.

• Verizon Wireless request for a small cell tower near 450 Fairhope Avenue (UR 26.06 correction)
• Verizon Wireless request for a small cell tower near 108 North Section Street (UR 26.10 correction)
• Verizon Wireless request for a small cell tower near 5 North Church Street (UR 26.05)
• AT & T request for a small cell tower near 18800 South Greeno Road (UR 26.13)
• Public hearing on conditional annexation for tower homes at the southeast corner of County Road 13 and Mosley Road (ZC 26.06)

The Planning Commission recommended City Council approval for the conditional annexation of 43.6 acres for Tower Homes. The commission also approved a site plan for a Murphy Oil service station and a new AT&T small cell tower. Several other Verizon Wireless tower requests were tabled until September.

• Recommended approval to City Council for conditional annexation of 43.6 acres for Tower Homes at max density of 1.4 units per acre (unanimous)
• Approved SR 26.04 Murphy Oil USA site plan for City Council with required tree and landscape plan review (unanimous)
• Approved UR 26.13 AT&T small cell tower near 18800 South Greeno Road (unanimous)
• Tabled UR 26.05 Verizon small cell tower near 5 North Church Street until September (unanimous)
• Tabled UR 26.07 Verizon small cell tower near 100 North Bancroft Street until September (unanimous)
• Tabled UR 26.08 Verizon small cell tower near 319 Magnolia Avenue until September (unanimous)
• Removed City Council approval recommendations for Verizon towers UR 26.06 and UR 26.10 (unanimous)
• Approved June 1, 2026 minutes with one correction (unanimous)

City Council

The council holds a public hearing on rezoning 2.98 acres at 8501 Morphy Avenue from multi-family to single-family. It considers final adoption of ordinances updating water and sewer connection fees, and an ordinance to extend a temporary suspension of certain residential multiple occupancy and subdivision applications. Several resolutions authorize contracts for wastewater treatment equipment, drainage improvements, and building rehabilitation, among others.

• Public hearing to rezone 8501 Morphy Avenue from R-4 to R-1 (2.98 acres)
• Final adoption of ordinance updating water connection fees and replacing Section 21-32
• Final adoption of ordinance updating sewer connection fees and replacing Section 21-52
• Ordinance to extend temporary suspension of certain residential multiple occupancy and subdivision applications
• Resolution to approve $33,800 for an environmental adsorber system for Publix Lift Station

The City Council approved ordinances regarding water and sewer connection fees and extended the suspension of certain residential project applications. Several resolutions were passed to fund engineering services and equipment for wastewater and drainage projects.

• Approved June 8, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Denied tennis lesson franchise agreement at Mike Ford Tennis Center (3-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved Ordinance No. 1867 regarding water connection fees (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 1868 regarding sewer connection fees (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 1866 to extend suspension of certain residential applications (4-0)
• Approved $33,800.00 procurement for Indusco Environmental Adsorber System (unanimous)
• Approved selection of Krebs Engineering for wastewater treatment plant services (unanimous)
• Approved $49,184.00 contract to Roof Doctors for R.A.S. pump station structure (unanimous)

City Council

The Fairhope City Council will review the 2025 financial audit, meet utility interns, and discuss the James P. Nix Center Promenade. The session includes committee and department head updates.

• FY25 Financial Audit presented by Lee Parks, Warren Averett
• Presentation on 2026 Baldwin County Utility Interns
• Discussion on James P. Nix Center Promenade
• Committee and Department Head Updates

The City Council reached a consensus to proceed with the Territory Ordinance and Map for the sanitary sewer system. Additionally, the council set August 1, 2026, as the effective date for all new or unpaid applications regarding specific agenda items.

• Approved moving forward with the Sanitary Sewer Territory Ordinance and Map
• Set August 1, 2026, as the effective date for all new or unpaid applications

Board of Adjustment

Airport Authority

The Fairhope Airport Authority will hold its regular monthly meeting on June 9, 2026. The board is scheduled to consider approval of the assignment of the P18 ground lease to Apex Aviation. Other agenda items include reports from the airport manager, tenants, engineer, treasurer, and legal counsel, as well as board discussion and public comments.

• Consider approval of assignment of P18 ground lease to Apex Aviation
• Airport manager's report – Dave Friedel (operations update)
• Flightline First report – Ethan McDonald / Tyler O’Brien
• Engineer’s report – Jordan Stringfellow / Luke Hicks (project updates)
• Treasurer’s report – Don Ward

The Authority approved the assignment of the Lot P-18 Ground Lease from Cutting Edge to Apex Aviation. Members also approved a request for the Eastern Shore Sertoma Club to hold a fundraising event at the airport in January 2027.

• Approved May 12, 2026, meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Assignment of Lot P-18 Ground Lease from Cutting Edge to Apex Aviation (unanimous)
• Approved Eastern Shore Sertoma Club fundraiser event for January 16, 2027 (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will vote on several infrastructure contracts, including road repairs and a new sanitation truck. The body is also reviewing ordinances to update water and sewer connection fees and a franchise agreement for tennis lessons.

• City-Wide Road Repair, Resurfacing & Striping Project contract with HCL Contracting, LLC not-to-exceed $638,343.51
• Purchase of a new sanitation truck from Sansom Equipment Company not-to-exceed $221,950.00
• Ordinances to update water and sewer connection fees and expenses
• Contract for Professional Engineering Services for Pecan Watershed Drainage Improvements - Phase 2 with JADE Consulting, LLC
• Franchise Agreement for Mary Lee Matzenger to teach tennis lessons at Mike Ford Tennis Center

The City Council approved several infrastructure projects including city-wide road repairs and engineering services for drainage improvements. The council also accepted a land deed for the Water Tower Site and authorized various equipment and service contracts.

• Approved May 26, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted Statutory Warranty Deed from Daniel Realty Company, LLC for Water Tower Site (unanimous)
• Authorized contract with Kopesky & Britt, LLC for water tower closing costs not-to-exceed $5,000.00 (unanimous)
• Selected JADE Consulting, LLC for Pecan Watershed Drainage Improvements - Phase 2 (unanimous)
• Awarded HCL Contracting, LLC city-wide road repair contract not-to-exceed $638,343.51 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of new sanitation truck from Sansom Equipment Company not-to-exceed $221,950.00 (unanimous)
• Awarded Durham Primary Metering Cabinet to Gresco not-to-exceed $44,680.00 plus shipping (unanimous)
• Approved contract amendment for 4th of July fireworks with Pyro Productions Inc. up to $43,000.00 (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will discuss a proposed ordinance to establish a service territory for new connections to the city's sanitary sewer system, repealing Resolutions 4950-23 and 4986-24. The council will also receive a mid-year financial review from the City Treasurer. Committee and department updates are on the agenda.

• Discussion of proposed ordinance to establish sewer service territory and repeal Resolutions 4950-23 and 4986-24
• FY26 Mid-Year Financial Review by City Treasurer Kim Creech
• Presentation from First Tee Gulf Coast
• Committee updates
• Department head updates

The City Council reached a consensus to proceed with a new Territory Ordinance and Map for the sanitary sewer system. Additionally, the council set August 1, 2026, as the effective date for all new or unpaid applications regarding various agenda items.

• Approved moving forward with the Sanitary Sewer Territory Ordinance and Map
• Set August 1, 2026, as the effective date for all new or unpaid applications

Historic Preservation Commission

The Fairhope Historic Preservation Commission will meet to approve the minutes from its April 8, 2026 meeting. The agenda includes a public participation period and the election of officers.

• Approve minutes of April 8, 2026 meeting
• Public participation period (3 minutes)
• Election of officers (Mara Hunter, Amy Molyneux)