Mobile, AL 2021 Public Meetings & Decisions • MyTown

Tue Dec 21, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council to consider $730,100 contract for city-wide road resurfacing

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts and budget reallocations. Items include agreements for traffic signal maintenance and city-wide road resurfacing. The council will also consider various purchase orders and liquor license recommendations.

Contract with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for city-wide resurfacing ($730,100)
Agreement with ALDOT for traffic signal maintenance and operation ($500,000)
Purchase order for three Ford F150 trucks for Fire Administration ($96,591)
Reallocation of $400,000 to the Mobile Greenway Initiative
FEMA grant application for the Firefighters Grant Program ($975,000)

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council approves $730K road resurfacing contract

The Mobile City Council approved a $730,100 contract with Sawgrass Consulting for city-wide road resurfacing, along with several other contracts and purchases. The council also granted two noise ordinance waivers, approved a $975,000 FEMA grant application for the fire department, and authorized a settlement agreement. All votes were unanimous.

Approved $730,100 contract with Sawgrass Consulting for 2022 CIP resurfacing (7-0)
Approved $96,591 purchase of three Ford F150 trucks for Fire Administration (7-0)
Approved $46,548.90 purchase of street signs and materials from Vulcan, Inc. (7-0)
Approved $248,250 contract with Blue Diving & Salvage for McNally Park dredging (7-0)
Authorized $975,000 FEMA grant application for firefighter assistance (7-0)
Approved settlement agreement for Mary Jackson claim (7-0)
Granted noise ordinance waivers for Eliashib Ministries and James Ingram (7-0)
Approved $500,000 ALDOT traffic signal maintenance agreement (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at the Langan Park Performing Arts Pavilion on January 2, 2022, from 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Gregory moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 457 Charles Street on December 26, 2021, from 4:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Gregory moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Jones and…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comments by Councilmember Reynolds and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF DECEMBER 21, 2021 4

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows:

28 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Gregory moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves, the vote was as follows:

70 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves, the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF DECEMBER 21, 2021 12

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Resolution 01- 1120 being introduced for the first time. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmember Carroll, the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the City Council of Mobile, Alabama, proposes to consider the application of DeVonya Stallworth, d/b/a DMS Carrier, LLC, to operate a sedan service in the City of Mobile. The adoption of such…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

[context] Following comments by Councilmembers Jones and Gregory, and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

that the next City Council meeting will be held on January 4, 2022. Councilmember Daves moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Reynolds and the vote was as follows…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Tue Dec 14, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $1 million transfer for Brookley by the Bay

The council is reviewing several property rezonings, noise ordinance waivers, and demolition orders for various structures. The agenda also includes multiple contract approvals for police vehicle upfits, park improvements, and road resurfacing.

Transfer of $1,000,000 to Capital Project Brookley by the Bay
$158,850 purchase order for 15 Tahoe SUVs for MPD
$730,100 contract with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for 2022 CIP Resurfacing
Rezoning of 1490 Telegraph Road from R-1 to I-2
$250,337 contract with C. Thornton, Inc. for Hillsdale drainage ditch No. 1

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✓ Decided: Council adopts amended peddler/transient merchant license ordinance

The Mobile City Council adopted an ordinance amending the Mobile City Code license provisions for peddlers and transient merchants, simplifying license types and clarifying permitted activities. The council also denied an appeal of the Architectural Review Board's decision regarding vinyl windows at 415 Flint Street, granted three noise ordinance waivers, and held over a rezoning ordinance for 1490 Telegraph Road with added use restrictions. Numerous consent resolutions were adopted, including contracts for park improvements, police vehicle upfitting, and demolition cost assessments.

Adopted amended peddler/transient merchant license ordinance (7-0)
Denied appeal of ARB decision on vinyl windows at 415 Flint Street (7-0)
Granted noise ordinance waiver for 3750 Moffett Road on four 2022 dates (7-0)
Granted noise ordinance waiver for 607 Government Street on Dec 31, 2021 (7-0)
Granted noise ordinance waiver for 2900 Dauphin Island Parkway on Dec 18, 2021 (7-0)
Amended and held over rezoning of 1490 Telegraph Road to I-2 with use restrictions (7-0)
Adopted $112,800 consultant agreement for James M. Seals Jr. and Hackmeyer parks (7-0)
Approved $1,000,000 transfer for Brookley By the Bay capital project (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (22 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

to deny the appeal, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comments by Councilmembers Jones, Daves, Carroll, Gregory, & Reynolds and Chris Arledge, Council Attorney, and the vote…

6 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

to deny the appeal, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comments by Councilmembers Jones, Daves, Carroll, Gregory, & Reynolds and Chris Arledge, Council Attorney, and the vote…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 3750 Moffett Road on January 7, February 4, March 4 and April 1, 2022, from 3:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 607 Government Street on December 31, 2021, from 9:00 p.m. – 1:00 a.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Penn and…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 2900 Dauphin Island Parkway on December 18, 2021, from 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. (District 3). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Penn…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

motion to amend the current version of the ordinance as stated in our information to accept the voluntary use restrictions and also the use restrictions to be placed on the deed of the property, and…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be effective within the City of Mobile immediately upon its adoption and publication as required by law. ADOPTED: _______________________________ City Clerk The motion was seconded by…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

ordinance as amended and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

62 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmember Carroll the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmember Gregory the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Gregory moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory, the vote was as follows:

105 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Resolution 31- 1104 being introduced for the first time. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves, the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. MINUTES OF DECEMBER 14, 2021 46 Councilmember Daves then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

🏢 Building at this address: 5 m tall

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Tue Dec 7, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $1 million transfer for Brookley by the Bay project

The council is reviewing rezoning requests and approving demolition costs for several structures. The agenda also includes discussions on noise ordinance waivers and various city contracts for equipment and infrastructure.

Transfer of $1,000,000 to Brookley by the Bay capital project
Contract for LED lighting upgrades at Arthur R. Outlaw Convention Center for $188,350
Purchase order for police SUV upfitting for $158,850
Contract for Hillsdale drainage ditch No. 1 for $250,337
Rezoning of 1490 Telegraph Road from R-1 to I-2

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✓ Decided: Mobile Council adopts B-3 rezoning at 4459 Government Blvd

The Mobile City Council adopted a rezoning ordinance changing property at 4459 Government Boulevard from B-2 to B-3, and approved several resolutions including purchase orders for fuel and fireboat maintenance, an American Rescue Plan update, and a right-of-way deed for the McGregor Avenue widening project. The council also granted four noise ordinance waivers and held over an appeal and a rezoning request. All votes were unanimous with no nays recorded.

Adopted rezoning at 4459 Government Blvd from B-2 to B-3 (7-0)
Approved purchase order for fuel for various locations (7-0)
Approved purchase order to Middleton Marine for fireboat maintenance, $53,918.12 (7-0)
Adopted American Rescue Plan update for tourism assistance (7-0)
Accepted deed for McGregor Avenue widening right-of-way, $1,104,000 (7-0)
Granted noise ordinance waiver for James Seals Community Center, June 25, 2022 (7-0)
Granted noise ordinance waivers for 2067 Foster Lane, 100 Cody Road S., and 2725 Josephine Street (7-0 each)
Held over appeal of Keith Knizley regarding vinyl windows at 415 Flint Street (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (12 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows: Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Scott and Gregory Nays: None The vote was then announced…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at the James Seals Community Center on June 25, 2022, from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Carroll moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 2067 Foster Lane on December 11, 2021, from 4:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. (District 3). Councilmember Carroll moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 100 Cody Road S. on December 31, 2021, from 8:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Carroll moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 2725 Josephine Street on December 18, 2021, from 2:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Carroll moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over for one week, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comments by Councilmembers Carroll and Jones the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

28 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be effective within the City of Mobile immediately upon its adoption and publication as required by law. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory, the vote was as follows:

42 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Jones moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

🏢 Building at this address: 4 m tall

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Tue Nov 30, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $1 million for TIF District streetscape improvements

The council is reviewing several zoning changes and property demolition orders. The agenda also includes approving a $1 million agreement for TIF District streetscape improvements and a $150,000 agreement for the Africatown Welcome Center.

$1,000,000 Master Service Agreement with Volkert, Inc. for TIF District Streetscape Improvements
$150,000 Intergovernmental Agreement for planning and design of the Africatown Welcome Center
Public hearing to rezone 4459 Government Boulevard from B-2 to B-3
Orders to demolish structures at 657 Donald Street and 1000 S. Washington Avenue
$53,918.12 purchase order for fireboat haulout and maintenance

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✓ Decided: Council adopts two rezoning ordinances, including 23-home Western Hills development

The Mobile City Council adopted two rezoning ordinances: one changing property at 162 and 186 East Drive from R-1 to R-2, allowing up to 23 detached single-family brick homes per a consent judgment, and another changing land at the south terminus of Bowden Road from R-1 to I-1 Light Industry. The council also tabled a resolution to demolish a structure at 1162 Congress Street. All votes were unanimous with no nays recorded.

Adopted ordinance 64-039-2021 rezoning 162 and 186 East Drive from R-1 to R-2, conditioned on building no more than 23 brick, single-family homes with attached garages.
Adopted ordinance 64-040-2021 rezoning property at the south terminus of Bowden Road from R-1 to I-1 Light Industry, subject to subdivision and code compliance.
Tabled resolution 40-986-2021 to declare the structure at 1162 Congress Street a public nuisance and order its demolition.
Adopted resolution 01-1046-2021 authorizing a $1,000,000 master service agreement with Volkert, Inc. for TIF District streetscape improvements.
Adopted resolution 01-1047-2021 authorizing an intergovernmental agreement with Mobile County for $150,000 for planning and design of the Africatown Welcome Center.
Adopted resolution 21-1050-2021 authorizing a $50,125 contract amendment with Neel-Schaffer, Inc. for McGregor Avenue widening engineering services.
Adopted resolution 47-1052-2021 vacating streets within the Carondolet Apartment complex at 4612 Springhill Ave.
Adopted resolutions 40-1060-2021 and 40-1061-2021 declaring structures at 657 Donald Street and 1000 f/k/a 1005 S. Washington Avenue public nuisances and ordering their demolition.

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in the 2900 block of DIP & Gulfdale Drive on December 11, 2021, from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (District 3). Councilmember Carroll moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 310 S. Georgia Avenue on December 18, 2021, from 6:30 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Carroll moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comments by Councilmember Carroll the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Penn. Following comments by Councilmembers Carroll and Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Penn and the vote was as follows:

63 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves, the vote was as follows:

28 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Gregory moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Reynolds and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

🏢 Building at this address: 5 m tall

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Tue Nov 23, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council introduces $1 million streetscape improvement agreement

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several rezoning requests and noise ordinance waivers. The meeting also includes the introduction of new contracts for infrastructure, city equipment, and repairs.

$1,000,000.00 Master Service Agreement with Volkert, Inc. for TIF District streetscape improvements
$283,974.00 purchase order for two International tandem axle dump trucks from Ward International Trucks, LLC
$108,350.00 contract with E. Cornell Malone Corp for hurricane roof repairs at Mobile Civic Center Arena
Rezoning of 162 and 186 East Drive from R-1 to R-2
$150,000.00 agreement with Mobile County Commission for Africatown Welcome Center planning

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council approves $283,974 for two new dump trucks and other contracts

The Mobile City Council held its regular meeting on November 23, 2021, and approved a series of resolutions, including a $283,974 purchase order for two new dump trucks, a $44,000 contract for Woodcock Drainage Repairs, a $108,350 contract for Hurricane Sally roof repairs at the Civic Center Arena, and a $25,000 contract for network security engineering support. The council also granted three noise ordinance waivers for events at the Saengar Theater, Herndon-Sage Park, and Medal of Honor Park. Several other items, including rezoning ordinances and various contracts, were held over for consideration at the next meeting on November 30, 2021.

Approved purchase order to Ward International Trucks, LLC for two 2022 International Tandem Axle Dump Trucks for $283,974.00.
Approved contract with Speaks & Associates Consulting Engineers, Inc. for Woodcock Drainage Repairs CEI (Airport Blvd. to U.S. 90) for $44,000.00.
Approved contract with E. Cornell Malone Corp for Hurricane Sally roof repairs at the Mobile Civic Center Arena for $108,350.00.
Approved contract with Technology Integration Group for remote and onsite engineering support on computer network security for $25,000.00.
Granted noise ordinance waiver for Karla Edwards at 6 S. Joachim Street (Saengar Theater) on January 27, 2022.
Granted noise ordinance waiver for Danny Corte at Herndon-Sage Park on December 3-5, 2021.
Granted noise ordinance waiver for Brittney Dailey at Medal of Honor Park on December 18, 2021.
Held over ordinances to rezone property at 162/186 East Drive and the south terminus of Bowden Road until the November 30, 2021 meeting.

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (10 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

that the body will not reconvene afterwards. 6. The minutes should reflect all of the foregoing. Councilmember Gregory moved for the Council to enter into executive session and reconvene into the…

6 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 6 S. Joachim Street (Saengar Theater) on January 27, 2022, from 5:00-10:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Carroll moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember…

6 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at Herndon-Sage Park on December 3-5, 2021, from 4:00-9:00 p.m. (Friday), 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. (Saturday) and 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. (Sunday) (District 1). Councilmember Carroll moved to…

6 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at Medal of Honor Park on December 18, 2021, from 111:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. (District 6). Councilmember Carroll moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Gregory…

6 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows:

30 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME…

6 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Jones, the vote was as follows:

60 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the City Council of Mobile, Alabama, proposes to consider the application of Myra J. Darrington, d/b/a Scott's Carrier, LLC, to operate a sedan service in the City of Mobile. The adoption of…

6 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Gregory moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

🏢 Building at this address: 5 m tall

Sources: IRS/ProPublica, EPA ECHO, FEMA NFHL, Overture Maps

Wed Nov 17, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $878,660 network upgrade and various city contracts

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several held-over ordinances and new resolutions. The agenda includes decisions on municipal court appointments, technology upgrades, and infrastructure repair contracts. The council will also consider noise ordinance waiver requests.

Rezoning 1490 Telegraph Road from R-1 to I-2
$878,660.12 purchase order for Cyber Network Analysis Upgrades
$2,000,000.00 ALDOT grant application for transportation rehabilitation
$283,974.00 purchase order for two International Tandem Axle Dump Trucks
$108,350.00 contract for Hurricane Sally roof repairs at Mobile Civic Center Arena

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✓ Decided: Council raises municipal judge salaries, adds part-time judge position

The Mobile City Council adopted an ordinance amending the city code to increase the number of part-time municipal judges from two to three and to establish a streamlined appointment process. The council also adopted a resolution setting new salaries for municipal judges, effective at the start of their next terms: $155,000 for the presiding judge, $140,000 for full-time associate judges, and $65,000 for part-time judges. Several other items were approved, including purchase orders for police computers, fire department equipment, and a contract for pension software services.

Adopted ordinance 38-038-2021, as amended, to increase the number of part-time municipal judges to three and streamline the appointment process.
Adopted resolution 60-1017-2021, as amended, setting municipal judge salaries at $155,000 (presiding), $140,000 (full-time associate), and $65,000 (part-time).
Approved purchase order to Insight Public Sector for 65 refurbished HP computers for MPD, $42,164.85.
Approved purchase order to Vector Solutions Inc. for training and equipment management software, $49,221.33.
Approved purchase order to Knox Associates Inc. for 43 Knox KeySecure boxes for MFRD, $46,976.00.
Approved purchase order to Jacob's Technology, Inc. for cyber network analysis upgrades, $878,660.12.
Authorized contract with Pension Technology Group for software services for the Police & Firefighters Retirement Plan, $150,000/year for five years.
Tabled resolution 31-1015-2021 to update the American Rescue Plan for tourism assistance.

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (17 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 2505 River Forest Road on December 18, 2021, from 6:00-10:00 p.m. (District 3). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Carroll and the…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at Cooper Riverside Park on November 27, 2021, from 12:00-6:30 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Carroll and the…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at Cooper Riverside Park on November 27, 2021, from 12:00-6:30 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Carroll and the…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of December 7, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be effective immediately upon its adoption and publication as required by law. The move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be effective immediately upon its adoption and publication as required by law. The move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows: Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over for two weeks, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

63 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Carroll. Following comments by Councilmembers Carroll and Jones the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

[context] The moved was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

[context] The Presiding Officer then called for the vote on the original motion as amended and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 17, 2021 16 SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Gregory moved for the…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory, the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the District 7 Christmas meeting will be held at the Mobile Museum of Art, on December 7, 2021, at 6:00 p.m. Councilmember Small announced a “Day in District Three” will be held on December 11…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Tue Nov 9, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council to consider $1.5 million utility software contract

The council will review several large contracts, including a $1.5 million agreement for Public Works software and an $878,660 network upgrade. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding the demolition of two structures declared public nuisances.

$1,551,747 contract with NEXGEN Utility Management for software services
$878,660 purchase order for Cyber Network Analysis Upgrades from Jacob's Technology, Inc.
Demolition of structures at 1051 S. Washington Avenue and 954 Marine Street
$60,000 contract with Downing Studio for a Bugler Sculpture at Memorial Park
$150,000 annual contract with Pension Technology Group for retirement plan software

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✓ Decided: Mobile Council approves $1.55M software contract, tables debris monitoring deal

The Mobile City Council approved a $1,551,747 five-year contract with NEXGEN Utility Management for Public Works software, and a $60,000 contract with Downing Studio for a bugler sculpture at Memorial Park. A resolution for a Tetra Tech disaster debris monitoring contract was tabled. The council also approved two noise ordinance waivers, declared a structure at 1051 S. Washington Avenue a public nuisance, and tabled a similar declaration for 954 Marine Street.

Approved $1,551,747 contract with NEXGEN Utility Management for software (5 years)
Approved $60,000 contract with Downing Studio for bugler sculpture at Memorial Park
Tabled Tetra Tech disaster debris removal monitoring contract
Granted noise ordinance waiver for ASD Employees' Club at 101 S. Water Street
Granted noise ordinance waiver for City Hope Church at Medal of Honor Park
Declared structure at 1051 S. Washington Avenue a public nuisance, ordered demolition
Tabled declaration of 954 Marine Street as public nuisance
Approved certificate for Shameka McDaniel to operate sedan service

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

that the body will not reconvene afterwards. 6. The minutes should reflect all of the foregoing. MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 9, 2021 2 Councilmember Daves moved for the Council to enter into executive…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 101 S. Water Street on November 20, 2021, from 1:00 – 6:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at Medal of Honor Park on November 14, 2021, from 1:30-6:00 p.m. (District 6). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Jones and the vote…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

to table the resolution, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Jones yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

63 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be effective immediately upon its adoption and publication as required by law. MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 9, 2021 9 SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmembers Small and Gregory the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmember Carroll the vote was as follows:

35 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the Dia-Beat It: Diabetes 5K Run/Fun Walk will be held at the Fredrick D. Richardson, Jr. Tricentennial Park on November 13, 2021, at 11:00 a.m. Councilmember Small thanked Veterans for their…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Tue Nov 2, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $6 million grant for Wave Transit System buses

The Mobile City Council will consider several contract approvals, including a large grant application for bus replacements in the Wave Transit System fleet. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding the demolition of a structure on Congress Street.

$6,063,168 grant application for Wave Transit System bus replacements
$1,494,284 contract for repairs to the Robert Hope Overpass and Water Street bridge
$232,980 purchase order for police SUV upfitting
Rezone 2551 Kossow Street from R-1 to B-1
Public hearing to declare 1162 Congress Street a public nuisance

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council approves $1.49M bridge repair contract, multiple police purchases

The Mobile City Council approved a $1.49 million contract with Southern Road & Bridge LLC for bridge repairs and painting, and several police-related purchases including ammunition, vehicle repairs, and SUV upfitting. A contract for sail center operations was tabled, and a resolution to demolish a structure at 1162 Congress Street was held over. The council also authorized grant applications for transit and police equipment.

Approved $1,494,284 contract with Southern Road & Bridge LLC for bridge repairs (unanimous)
Approved $37,200 purchase order for police ammunition (unanimous)
Approved $16,576.72 for patrol SUV wreck damage repair (unanimous)
Approved $232,980 for upfitting 22 police SUVs (unanimous)
Approved $18,305 for pumper truck engine overhaul (unanimous)
Approved $84,539.77 for network firewall security devices (unanimous)
Tabled contract with South Alabama Regional Planning Commission for sail center operations (unanimous)
Held over demolition of structure at 1162 Congress Street (unanimous)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (13 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows: Ayes: Penn, Carroll, Small, Reynolds, Daves, Scott and Gregory Nays: None The vote was then…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over for 60 days, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

105 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmembers Gregory, Jones, and Carroll and the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea · Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Gregory moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over for 60 days, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over two weeks, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 2, 2021 18

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmember Carroll and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. Councilmember Daves then moved to call for public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

that the Canadian National railways pulled the most cargo from the Mobile port to be distributed. Councilmember Jones thanked the City Clerk’s office with the transition of Councilmembers old and…

7 yea

Penn yea · Carroll yea · Small yea · Reynolds yea · Daves yea · Scott yea · Gregory yea

Tue Oct 26, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council reviews a $50 million FEMA grant application for sewer overflows

The council will consider several property demolitions and noise ordinance waivers. The agenda also includes various service contracts for police equipment, vehicle repairs, and facility maintenance. Additionally, the body will review large-scale grant applications for sewer infrastructure and transit buses.

$1,494,284 contract for bridge repairs at Water St. and Beauregard Street overpass
$30,000,000 transfer from the General Fund to the Capital Improvements Fund
$50,000,000 FEMA grant application for sewer overflow prevention
$232,980 purchase order for police SUV upfitting
Rezoning of 2551 Koss Street from R-1 to B-1

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✓ Decided: Council approves $30M transfer to capital improvements fund

The Mobile City Council approved a $30 million transfer from the general fund to the capital improvements fund, along with a $1.5 million project agreement with Austal USA for road improvements. The council also approved a $55 million multifamily housing revenue bond issuance and several purchase orders for police equipment and software. Multiple demolition and nuisance abatement resolutions were adopted, while some items were tabled or held over.

Approved $30M transfer to Capital Improvements Fund (6-0)
Approved $1.5M project agreement with Austal USA for road improvements (6-0)
Approved $55M multifamily housing revenue bond issuance (6-0)
Approved $192,176.04 purchase order to Lytx Inc. for DriveCam subscription (6-0)
Approved $74,500 purchase order to Fivecast for intelligence software (6-0)
Approved $56,104 purchase order to Galls LLC for body armor vests (6-0)
Tabled resolution to demolish structure at 1354 Old Shell Road (6-0)
Held over ordinance on emergency action for unsafe buildings (5-1)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (21 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows: Ayes: Richardson, Small, Williams, Daves, Rich and Gregory Nays: None The vote was then announced by…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

24 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

motion to hold over for 60 days, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

13 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to amend the item to substitute for the original contract the updated version, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

motion to approve the contract as amended, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves, and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF OCTOBER 26, 2021 13

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

29 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution by substituting the revised version for the original, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by the Council and Mayor Stimpson, the Presiding Officer called for…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comments by Councilmember Richardson the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves the vote was as follows:

41 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

107 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over for 60 days, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by Councilmember Richardson, and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. MINUTES OF OCTOBER 26, 2021 42 Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. Councilmember Gregory then moved to call for public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the…

12 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the application of Shameka McDaniel, d/b/a We Care Adult Service, LLC, for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate a sedan service is hereby approved. A copy of said…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Oct 19, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council to consider new unified zoning code and major project agreements

The council will hold public hearings regarding a new Unified Development Code and a project agreement with Austal USA LLC. The agenda also includes consideration of $55 million in multifamily housing revenue bonds. Other items involve property demolitions and various city contracts.

Public hearing for the Mobile City Unified Development Code
Project agreement between the City of Mobile, Mobile County, and Austal USA LLC
Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds up to $55,000,000.00
Engineering contract for Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail: $449,905.00
Transfer of $30,000,000.00 to the Capital Improvements Fund

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✓ Decided: Council denies Unified Development Code after mayor withdraws support

The Mobile City Council denied the ordinance to adopt the City of Mobile Unified Development Code (Ordinance 64-026-2021) after Mayor Stimpson withdrew his support and a motion to hold it over failed. The council also approved numerous resolutions, including funding for capital projects, demolition of unsafe structures, and contracts for the Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail. Several items were held over to the next meeting, including the Austal USA project agreement and $55 million in multifamily housing revenue bonds.

Denied Unified Development Code ordinance 64-026-2021 (4-2)
Approved $1,865,692 appropriation for capital projects (6-0)
Approved $1,447,700 reallocation from Gulf Quest to various projects (6-0)
Approved $360,000 contract with McCrory & Williams for Three Mile Creek Trail (6-0)
Approved $449,905 contract with Dix-Hite+Partners for Three Mile Creek Trail (6-0)
Approved condemnation for McGregor Avenue widening (6-0)
Approved $1,237,915 transfer to Animal Services (6-0)
Approved demolition of structures at 1001 Barbara Dr E, 502 Stanton Rd, 1021 Summerville St, 1064 Wood Aly, 1632 Prairie Ave (6-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (17 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF OCTOBER 19, 2021 3

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

ordinance over for three months, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Comments by Councilmember Rich and Mayor Stimpson and the vote was as follows:

4 yea

Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

ordinance could remain on the agenda if there had been an additional sponsor. Mr. Arledge said that there is no law covering sponsorships and in his opinion any Councilmember could sponsor the…

4 yea

Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

motion to adopt the ordinance, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson. Following comments by the Council, Chris Arledge and Ricardo Woods the vote was as follows:

4 yea

Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

195 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF OCTOBER 19, 2021 14

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF OCTOBER 19, 2021 17

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance 64- 035 being introduced for the first time. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of November 16, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

ordinance held over . SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Comments by Councilmember Richardson, and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Daves then moved to call for public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the Council will start receiving resumes for part-time Municipal Judges. The cut-off date is November 3, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. Councilmember Gregory moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Oct 12, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council to consider police equipment purchases and new Police Chief

The Mobile City Council will review several purchase orders for police department equipment, including patrol vehicle upfitting and training trailers. The meeting includes public hearings regarding the demolition of multiple structures and the confirmation of Paul O. Prine as Police Chief. Additionally, the council will consider liquor license recommendations and various budget reallocations.

$258,948.00 purchase order for a fire safety training trailer
$190,620.00 purchase order for patrol vehicle upfitting
$100,000.00 annual contract for police video surveillance consulting services
Public hearings to declare several structures a public nuisance and order demolition
Confirmation of Paul O. Prine as Police Chief

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✓ Decided: Council approves Paul Prine as Mobile Police Chief

The Mobile City Council approved the appointment of Paul Prine as Chief of Police, confirmed the results of the October 5 run-off election, and approved numerous purchase orders and contracts. Several resolutions were held over to the next meeting, including those related to capital projects and property condemnations.

Approved Paul Prine as Police Chief (6-0)
Declared Cory Penn, William Carroll, and Scott Jones elected to City Council Districts 1, 2, and 6
Approved $190,620 purchase order to Dana Safety Supply for patrol vehicle upfitting
Approved $79,259.20 purchase order to Lytx Inc. for DriveCam subscription and installation
Approved $32,630 purchase order to ReconRobotics for bomb protection devices
Approved $131,800 purchase order to W.W. Grainger for robot systems
Approved $76,488.30 purchase order to Kiesler Police Supply for night vision binoculars
Approved $48,650 purchase order to Kingdom Horse Trailers for police mounted unit

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

Resolution 03-858 be taken out of order, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Comments by Councilmembers Richardson, Rich, Williams, Small, Gregory and Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

80 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Comments by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

50 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of December 14, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

10 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of December 14, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

15 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF OCTOBER 12, 2021 21

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CIP RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to consider CIP…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the Administrative Services meeting will be moved to the 9th floor conference room. Councilmember Daves moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Wed Oct 6, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Council to consider police equipment contracts and confirm new Police Chief

The Mobile City Council is reviewing multiple purchase orders for police equipment and vehicle upfitting. The agenda also includes appointments to various advisory boards and a public hearing for a taxi service certificate. Additionally, the council will consider noise ordinance waivers for specific locations.

Purchase of anti-crime robot for Police Administrative Services ($101,841.00)
Upfitting 18 Chevrolet Tahoe vehicles for police use ($190,620.00)
Confirmation of Paul O. Prine as Police Chief
Purchase of a fire safety training trailer ($258,948.00)
Renaming Lake Drive in District 1 to "Tricentennial Drive"

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✓ Decided: Mobile Council approves $101,841 anti-crime robot and other police purchases

The Mobile City Council unanimously approved several purchase orders, including a $101,841 anti-crime robot for police administrative services, $26,094.60 for 60 tire deflation devices, and $24,497.20 for display monitors. They also approved a contract with South Alabama Land Trust for conservation easement activities, a grant application for an ADA-compliant biking and pedestrian path, and a certificate for a new taxi service. All votes were unanimous with no nays recorded.

Approved $101,841 anti-crime robot for police (unanimous)
Approved $26,094.60 for 60 tire deflation devices for police (unanimous)
Approved $24,497.20 for 12 display monitors for convention center (unanimous)
Approved $186,000 grader for motor pool (unanimous)
Approved contract with South Alabama Land Trust for conservation easement activities (unanimous)
Approved grant application for ADA-compliant biking/pedestrian path along Three Mile Creek (unanimous)
Approved certificate of public convenience for Letz Ride Taxi Service (unanimous)
Approved liquor license recommendation for Kanary Bar (unanimous)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

[context] Councilmember Williams moved for the Council to enter into executive session and reconvene into the regular meeting at 10:30 a.m., which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

18 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

42 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

72 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Comments by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Rich moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

4 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

Tue Sep 28, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council reviews $780,277.25 contract for Trinity Gardens drainage improvements

The council will consider several contracts for improvements to Trinity Gardens Park and surrounding streets. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding building demolitions and various equipment purchase orders. Additionally, the meeting covers appointments to the City-County Youth Council and Solid Waste Disposal Authority.

Contract for Trinity Gardens Area street and drainage improvements: $780,277.25
Contract for Trinity Gardens Park improvements: $700,277.00
Purchase of a firefighter rehabilitation and command truck: $378,699.00
Public hearing to declare structures at 302 Lexington Ave and 1479 Navco Rd as public nuisances
Purchase order for an anti-crime robot: $101,841.00

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✓ Decided: Council denies library premium pay, approves $2.5M in purchases and contracts

The Mobile City Council denied a resolution urging the mayor to make library employees eligible for ARP premium pay (2-4). It approved multiple purchase orders and contracts, including a $700,277 Trinity Gardens Park improvement contract and a $780,277 street and drainage contract. The council also declared two structures public nuisances, ordered demolitions, and tabled a resolution to confirm Jeanette Manzie's appointment to fill the vacant District 2 seat.

Denied resolution to deem library employees eligible for ARP premium pay (2-4)
Approved $155,000 wheeled loader purchase (6-0)
Approved $94,619.50 purchase of three Chevrolet pickup trucks (6-0)
Approved $378,699 firefighter rehabilitation and command truck (6-0)
Approved $700,277 Trinity Gardens Park improvements contract (6-0)
Approved $780,277 street and drainage improvements contract (6-0)
Declared structures at 302 Lexington Ave and 1479 Navco Rd public nuisances and ordered demolition (6-0)
Tabled confirmation of Jeanette Manzie to fill District 2 vacancy (6-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (13 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Following comments by Councilmembers Rich, Richardson, Gregory, Small and Daves the vote was as follows:

2 yea

Richardson yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

66 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

120 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CIP RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to consider CIP…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

motion to amend the suspension of rules to also consider Resolution 09-826 being introduced for the first time. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. Councilmember Daves then moved to call for public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the City Council of Mobile, Alabama, proposes to consider the application of Special Needs Athletes Program, Inc., to operate a shuttle service in the City of Mobile. The adoption of such…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the next City Council meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 6, 2021, due to the run-off election. Councilmember Small announced that on Friday, October 1, 2021, he will attend the unveiling…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Sep 28, 2021 · 14:00

City Council

Mobile City Council addresses amendments to the city's zoning code.

The meeting includes procedural items such as roll call and agenda adoption. The council will also address ordinance 64-026, which proposes amendments to Chapter 64 of the City Code regarding zoning.

Ordinance 64-026: Amendment to amend and restate Chapter 64 of the City Code (Zoning)

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✓ Decided: Council adopts amended Unified Development Code, holds it over to Oct. 19

The City Council voted 5-1 to amend the proposed Unified Development Code (UDC) with redline changes to Articles 2, 3, 4, 5, and 8, plus additional changes to Article 2 and Article 5 procedures. It also voted 5-1 to make the UDC effective six months after adoption and repeal the existing zoning ordinance at that time. The amended ordinance was then held over until the regular meeting on October 19, 2021, for final consideration.

Adopted amendments to UDC Articles 2, 3, 4, 5, and 8 (5-1, Rich opposed)
Set UDC effective six months after adoption and repeal existing zoning ordinance (5-1, Rich opposed)
Changed Broadcast Transmission Facility use in B-1 & B-2 from 'S' to 'C' (5-0, Rich abstained)
Held over amended UDC until October 19, 2021 regular meeting (5-1, Rich opposed)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to amend the original submitted version of the UDC by including the redline changes, attached hereto, to Articles 2, 3, 4, 5 and 8, plus the additional changes to Article 2 requested by Councilmember…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

ordinance effective as of the date the new UDC goes into effect, which move was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

motion to change the USE Chart for Broadcast Transmission Facility in B-1 & B-2 from “S” to “C”, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

motion to hold over the amended document until the regular City Council meeting of October 19, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

motion to hold over the amended document until the regular City Council meeting of October 19, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows: Ayes: Richardson, Small…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Sep 21, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council reviews zoning amendments and infrastructure contracts

The council is reviewing ordinances to amend city zoning codes and rezone property on Springhill Avenue. The agenda also includes several contracts for park improvements, street drainage, and emergency equipment.

Rezone 2820 Springhill Avenue from B-2/B-3 to B-3
$780,277.25 contract for Trinity Gardens Area street and drainage improvements
$700,277.00 contract for improvements at Trinity Gardens Park
$256,816.72 purchase order for 196 portable radios
$119,320.00 contract for Taylor Park Community Center roof insulation

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✓ Decided: Council adopts new zoning code, rezone, and multiple contracts

The Mobile City Council held its regular meeting on September 21, 2021, and approved a wide range of items. The council adopted a rezone of property at 2820 Springhill Avenue from B-2 and B-3 to B-3, and adopted the City of Mobile Organizational Chart. The council also held over the major ordinance to amend and restate Chapter 64 (Zoning) to the special meeting of September 28, 2021. Numerous purchase orders and contracts were approved, including for portable radios, ambulances, and various construction projects.

Rezoned property at 2820 Springhill Avenue from B-2 and B-3 to B-3 (6-0)
Adopted the City of Mobile Organizational Chart (6-0)
Held over Chapter 64 Zoning ordinance to special meeting Sept 28 (6-0)
Approved $256,816.72 purchase order for 196 portable radios (6-0)
Approved $448,750 contract for Woodlawn Apartments asbestos abatement and demolition (6-0)
Approved $206,000 purchase agreement for Two parcels along Three Mile Creek for greenway trail (6-0)
Vacated public streets Osprey Lane and Egret Crossing (6-0)
Approved $700,277 contract for Trinity Gardens Park improvements (held over to Sept 28)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (18 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 21, 2021 2

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the special meeting of September 28, 2021, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

120 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 21, 2021 10

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 21, 2021 18

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 21, 2021 24 Councilmember Daves moved for the…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

72 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 21, 2021 36

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Resolution 21-788 being introduced for the first time. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Williams then moved to call for public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. Councilmember Williams then moved to call for public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the City Council of Mobile, Alabama, proposes to consider the application of Corey Brown, d/b/a Letz Ride Taxi Service, to operate a taxi service in the City of Mobile. The adoption of such…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the Gulf Coast Challenge will be coming to town featuring Alabama A&M vs Tuskegee, parades, concerts and many other activities. Councilmember Small offered his assistance to Districts 2 and 3…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

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Tue Sep 14, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council to adopt 2021-2022 city budgets

The Mobile City Council will consider adopting the 2021-2022 General Fund, Capital Improvements Fund, and Convention Center Fund budgets. The agenda also includes a public hearing for rezoning property on Springhill Avenue and several equipment purchase orders. Additionally, the council will review various noise ordinance waivers and street vacation requests.

Adoption of 2021-2022 General, Capital Improvements, and Convention Center Fund budgets
Rezoning of 2820 Springhill Avenue from B-2/B-3 to B-3
$491,743.50 grant application for the Saenger Theatre
$206,000 purchase agreement for Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail parcels
$120,124.80 purchase order for breathing apparatus and charging stations

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council adopts 2021-2022 budgets despite split vote

The Mobile City Council adopted the 2021-2022 General Fund, Capital Improvements Fund, and Convention Center Fund budgets on a 4-2 vote, with Councilmembers Richardson and Rich voting no. The council also approved several purchase orders, including $120,124.80 for fire breathing apparatus and $69,663.60 for a police EOD X-ray system, and authorized a three-year food concession contract with Fuse Kitchen LLC for the Azalea City Golf Course. A resolution to reallocate $400,000 for CSX bridge painting was tabled, and the reappointment of two part-time municipal court judges was held over to November 16.

Adopted 2021-2022 General Fund, Capital Improvements Fund and Convention Center Fund budgets (4-2)
Approved purchase order to Sunbelt Fire Inc. for breathing apparatus, batteries, and accessories, $120,124.80
Approved purchase order to Federal Resources Supply for portable EOD X-ray system for MPD, $69,663.60
Authorized three-year contract with Fuse Kitchen LLC for Azalea City Golf Course food concessions
Tabled resolution to reallocate $400,000 from C0464 to C0606 for CSX Bridge Painting
Held over reappointment of Karlos F. Finley as part-time municipal court judge to November 16, 2021
Held over reappointment of Robert Adams 'Bucky' Thomas as part-time municipal court judge to November 16, 2021
Adopted resolution declaring structure at 2775 (FKA 2773) Springhill Avenue a public nuisance and ordering demolition

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (13 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

18 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of September 21, 2021, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

54 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of November 16, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 14, 2021 6

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of November 16, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution over for one week, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

2 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea

resolution to vote separately on the different funds, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

3 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Rich yea

resolution and the vote was as follows:

4 yea

Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be effective immediately upon its adoption and publication as required by law. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

66 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 14, 2021 41 Councilmember Daves moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Sep 7, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers 2021-2022 annual budgets and various city contracts

The council will hold public hearings regarding the adoption of the 2021-2022 General Fund, Capital, and Convention Center Fund budgets. The agenda also includes several contract approvals for drainage repairs, park lighting, and police equipment.

Public hearing for 2021-2022 General Fund, Capital & Convention Center Fund budgets
$935,000.00 contract with Parten Smith, Inc. for Woodcock Drainage Repairs
$273,089.00 contract for LED lighting upgrades at Mims Park
Rezoning of property on Old Shell Road from R-1 to R-3
$120,124.80 purchase order for breathing apparatus from Sunbelt Fire Inc.

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✓ Decided: Mobile Council approves demolition of two nuisance structures

The Mobile City Council approved resolutions declaring structures at 335 6th Avenue and 7362 Andrew Walker Court public nuisances and ordering their demolition. The council also fixed demolition costs for several other properties, approved purchase orders for software and equipment, and recommended liquor licenses for multiple businesses. All votes were unanimous (7-0).

Declared structure at 335 6th Avenue a public nuisance and ordered demolition (7-0)
Declared structure at 7362 Andrew Walker Court a public nuisance and ordered demolition (7-0)
Fixed demolition costs for 1550 Robert E. Lee Street at $2,450 (7-0)
Fixed demolition costs for 2157 Grove Court at $4,848 (7-0)
Fixed demolition costs for 3608 Kent Road at $2,448 (7-0)
Fixed demolition costs for 560 Mohawk Street at $4,045 (7-0)
Approved $18,200 purchase order to Safeco Inc for safety management software (7-0)
Approved $42,400 purchase order for forensic software license renewal (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (12 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Baumhauer Park on January 15, 22 & 29, 2021, from 5:00 – 8:00 p.m.(District 3). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at the corner of Michigan Avenue & Hurtel Street on January 16, 23 & 30, 2021, from 3:00 – 7:00 p.m.(District 3). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on the corner of Emogene Street & Spingdale Boulevard on every Thursday & Friday in January & February, 2021, (District 5). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Bienville Square on January 16, 23 & 30, 2021, from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m.(District 2). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on January 23, 2021, from 12:00 – 2:00 p.m.(District 1). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

35 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

118 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of April, 13, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. Councilmember Rich then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Richardson…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Resolution 07-043. Councilmember Gregory announced that Phase 2 of the Zeigler Boulevard widening project is underway. Councilmember Small said he is working to schedule a meeting with the developer…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Aug 31, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Council considers rezoning Old Shell Road properties for multi-family use

The Mobile City Council is reviewing a proposal to rezone several properties on Old Shell Road from single-family to multi-family residential. The agenda also includes various city contracts and equipment purchases for police, fire, and public works.

Rezoning of 6636–6692 Old Shell Road from R-1 to R-3
$935,000 contract for Woodcock Drainage Repairs
$172,214.44 purchase order for an ambulance for Fire Administration
$273,089 agreement for LED lighting upgrades at Mims Park
$67,908.75 purchase order for a tactical robot for Police Administrative Services

zoninginfrastructurepolicefirebudgetpublic-works

✓ Decided: Council certifies Stimpson re-elected mayor, orders runoffs in 3 districts

The Mobile City Council canvassed the August 24 municipal election results and declared Sandy Stimpson re-elected as mayor, along with C.J. Small (District 3), Ben Reynolds (District 4), Joel Daves (District 5), and Gina Gregory (District 7). Since no candidate received a majority in Districts 1, 2, and 6, the Council ordered runoff elections for those seats on October 5, 2021. The Council also approved a small cell wireless facilities license for New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC, and authorized several purchase orders and contracts, including a $172,214.44 ambulance and a $70,000 dock improvements contract.

Certified the August 24 municipal election results, declaring Sandy Stimpson re-elected mayor and C.J. Small, Ben Reynolds, Joel Daves, and Gina Gregory re-elected to their council districts.
Ordered runoff elections for October 5, 2021, for City Council Districts 1 (Herman Thomas vs. Cory Penn), 2 (Levon C. Manzie vs. William Carroll), and 6 (Scott Jones vs. Josh Woods).
Adopted Ordinance 57-030-2021 granting New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC a non-exclusive 5-year license for small cell wireless facilities in city rights-of-way.
Authorized Foreign-Trade Zone Operator Agreements with Keyport Warehousing, Inc. and Meador Warehousing & Distribution, Inc. for Foreign-Trade Zone No. 82.
Approved purchase orders for traffic equipment, fuel for WAVE Transit, a pottery kiln for the Mobile Museum of Art, an ambulance, a tactical robot, and case management software.
Authorized a $70,000 contract with Barter & Associates for dock improvements at the GulfQuest/Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal.
Approved a grant application to the Alabama Historical Commission for a digitization project and authorized settlement agreements in the claims of Kerry Stuart Johnson and Byron Gregory Busby.
Approved discretionary fund appropriations to The Southern Skyline Community ($12,000), United Methodist Inner City Mission ($1,500), Friends of the Richards DAR House Museum ($2,000), and Southridge Homeowners Association ($1,883.10).

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (10 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF AUGUST 31, 2021 6

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

140 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF AUGUST 31, 2021 7

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF AUGUST 31, 2021 12

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Resolution 25- 720 being introduced for the first time. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. Councilmember Daves moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Wed Aug 25, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Council considers $5.5 million contract for Texas Street infrastructure rehabilitation

The Mobile City Council meeting includes reviews of several held-over resolutions regarding major infrastructure, landscaping, and equipment purchases. The agenda also features public hearings to declare specific structures as public nuisances for demolition.

$5,578,877.77 contract for Texas Street infrastructure rehabilitation
$375,936.00 for lighting controls replacement at the Arthur R. Outlaw Convention Center
$161,996.00 purchase order for a Convention Center marquee
Public hearings to declare structures on Old Shell Road and Bass Drive as public nuisances
$129,340.00 contract for Police Vehicle Impound Fence Replacement

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✓ Decided: Mobile Council approves $5.58M Texas Street rehab contract

The Mobile City Council approved a $5,578,877.77 contract with John G. Walton Construction Company for Texas Street infrastructure rehabilitation from Ann Street to Broad Street. The council also adopted a tax revenue enhancement agreement with Avenu Insights & Analytics LLC for delinquent license collection, and approved multiple purchase orders and contracts for landscaping, equipment, and facility improvements. Two nuisance demolition resolutions for properties on Noble Drive South were tabled, and a resolution to deem Mobile Public Library employees eligible for ARP premium pay was held over.

Approved $5,578,877.77 contract for Texas Street infrastructure rehab (7-0)
Adopted tax revenue enhancement agreement with Avenu Insights & Analytics (7-0)
Approved $65,211.21 purchase order for Grelot median landscaping (7-0)
Approved $161,996.00 purchase order for Convention Center marquee (7-0)
Approved $129,340.00 contract for police impound fence replacement (7-0)
Tabled demolition of structure at 5314 Noble Drive South (6-0)
Tabled demolition of structure at 5324 Noble Drive South (6-0)
Held over resolution for library employee ARP premium pay (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (15 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

140 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comment by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF AUGUST 25, 2021 6

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comment by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comment by Councilmember Manzie and Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comment by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of September 28, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

ordinance as required by law. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Small moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF AUGUST 25, 2021 23

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of October 26, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Resolution 21- 698 being introduced for the first time. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of September 7, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Following comments by Councilmembers Daves, Williams and Rich and the vote…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Resolution of the Mobile, Alabama City Council adopted August 25, 2021, a public hearing will be held on September 7, 2021, at 10:30 a.m., to consider adoption of the 2021-2022 General Fund, Capital…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Small moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Aug 17, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $5.5 million for Texas Street infrastructure work

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts and budget reallocations. Items include a $5,578,877.77 project for Texas Street rehabilitation and a $625,000.00 agreement for Airport Boulevard congestion management. The agenda also includes zoning amendments and various service contracts.

$5,578,877.77 contract for Texas Street Infrastructure Rehabilitation
$625,000.00 agreement for Airport Boulevard Congestion Management
$166,350.00 contract for Canal Street repairs and fencing
Reallocation of $245,000 from Police Department to Capital Improvement Fund
Public hearing call for rezoning 2820 Springhill Avenue

infrastructureroadsbudgetzoningpublic-works

✓ Decided: Mobile Council holds over zoning code rewrite, approves contracts

The Mobile City Council held over the comprehensive zoning code rewrite (Ordinance 64-026) until September 14, 2021, and approved several resolutions including a $625,000 agreement with ALDOT for Airport Boulevard congestion management, a $245,000 reallocation for police software and firing range repairs, and a $166,350 contract for Canal Street wall repairs. The council also granted two noise ordinance waivers for park events and approved multiple consent resolutions, including appointments and weed liens.

Held over zoning code rewrite (Ordinance 64-026) to Sept 14 (7-0)
Approved ALDOT Airport Blvd congestion management agreement, $625,000 (7-0)
Approved $245,000 reallocation for police software and firing range (7-0)
Approved Canal Street wall repairs contract with S.C. Stagner, $166,350 (7-0)
Granted noise waiver for Medal of Honor Park event Sept 11 (7-0)
Granted noise waiver for Herndon-Sage Park event Sept 3-5 (7-0)
Approved vacation of alley between N. Washington Ave and N. Dearborn St (7-0)
Approved $2,500 appropriation to Africatown CDC (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (10 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Herndon-Sage Park on September 3-5, 2021, from 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of September 14, 2021, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

77 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

49 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small. Following comments by Councilmember Richardson the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Small moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from after its publication and adoption by the Mobile City Council. Councilmember Daves then moved to call for public hearing, which move was seconded by…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the absentee ballots must be received in the office of the City Clerk by noon on August 24, 2021. Councilmember Daves moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Aug 10, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers multi-million dollar road resurfacing contracts

The Mobile City Council will consider several large-scale infrastructure contracts, including nearly $9 million for citywide road resurfacing. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding alley vacations and requests for noise ordinance waivers.

$8,959,294.73 contract with Hosea O. Weaver Construction for citywide resurfacing
$1,932,313.00 contract for Fire Training Center Administration/Classroom Building
$625,000.00 agreement with ALDOT for Airport Boulevard congestion management
$1,300,000.00 appropriation for the TIGER/Dr. MLK Jr. Ave./Broad Street project
Demolition of a public nuisance structure at 56 S. Lafayette Street

roadsbudgetinfrastructurepublic-worksfire-departmentzoning

✓ Decided: Mobile Council approves ARP plan, contracts, and noise waivers

The Mobile City Council held its regular meeting on August 3, 2021, and took several actions. It approved the American Rescue Plan Action Plan, authorized contracts for storm staging, foreign-trade zone operations, and various purchases, and granted five noise ordinance waivers. The council also tabled a resolution to reallocate funds for police software and denied a resolution regarding council email access. Several items were held over for future meetings.

Adopted American Rescue Plan Action Plan (unanimous)
Authorized lease with Alabama Power Co. and SMG for storm staging at Civic Center (unanimous)
Authorized Foreign-Trade Zone Operator Agreement with Airbus Americas, Inc. (unanimous)
Approved purchase order for Ford Transit Cargo Van for $88,000 (unanimous)
Approved purchase order for firefighting helmets at $254 each (unanimous)
Approved purchase order for 150 decorative street sign posts for $65,580 (unanimous)
Tabled reallocation of $245,000 for police software (unanimous)
Denied resolution on council email access (2-2-1)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (22 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

to adopt the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 564 Dauphin Street on September 17 & 18, 2021, from 6:00-12:00 a.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on August 8, 2021, from 6:00–10:00 p.m. (District 4). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at the Bragg-Mitchell Mansion on February 5, 2022 from 7:00–11:00 a.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

Ordinance in the green space across from 3100 Angus Drive North, on August 21, 2021, from 5:30–7:00 p.m. (District 5). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of August 3, 2021, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of August 17, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of August 10, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Following comments by Councilmembers Daves and Williams the vote was as…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

75 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of September 14, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

10 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF AUGUST 3, 2021 8

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by Councilmember Rich the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be held over, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Following comments by Councilmembers Williams and Richardson, the vote was as follows:

4 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Following comments by Councilmembers Richardson, Manzie, Rich, Daves, Williams and Chris Arledge, City Council Attorney, the…

2 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea

resolution denied. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

29 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF AUGUST 3, 2021 19

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

[context] Councilmember Daves then moved to call for public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

Tue Aug 3, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile Council reviews $8.9 million contract for city-wide road resurfacing

The City Council will consider several large infrastructure contracts, including major road resurfacing and fire training center construction. The agenda also includes budget reallocations and requests for noise ordinance waivers. A public hearing is scheduled regarding rezoning on Old Shell Road.

$8,959,294.73 contract for city-wide road resurfacing
$650,000 five-year contract for garbage collection software
$1,300,000 appropriation for the TIGER/Dr. MLK Jr. Ave./Broad Street project
Rezoning of Old Shell Road from R-1 to R-3 residential
$1,932,313 contract for Fire Training Center construction

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✓ Decided: Mobile Council approves contracts, holds zoning code, denies email resolution

The Mobile City Council approved several contracts and purchases, including a $650,000 route management software contract for garbage collection, a $105,600 service contract for garage doors, and a $74,580 maintenance contract for the History Museum. It held over the major zoning code overhaul (Ordinance 64-026) and the American Rescue Plan action plan (Resolution 31-567) to later meetings. A resolution to allow councilmembers unhindered access to their official city email accounts was denied.

Approved $650,000 Routeware Inc. contract for garbage route management software (5-0)
Approved $105,600 Port City Industrial LLC service contract for garage doors/gates (5-0)
Approved $74,580 Johnson Controls Inc. maintenance contract for History Museum (5-0)
Approved lease with Alabama Power Co. and SMG for Civic Center storm staging (5-0)
Approved Foreign-Trade Zone Operator Agreement with Airbus Americas Inc. (5-0)
Tabled $245,000 reallocation for police Microsoft software (5-0)
Denied resolution for unhindered council email access (2-2, 1 abstention)
Held over zoning code overhaul and ARP action plan to later meetings

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (22 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

to adopt the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 564 Dauphin Street on September 17 & 18, 2021, from 6:00-12:00 a.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on August 8, 2021, from 6:00–10:00 p.m. (District 4). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at the Bragg-Mitchell Mansion on February 5, 2022 from 7:00–11:00 a.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

Ordinance in the green space across from 3100 Angus Drive North, on August 21, 2021, from 5:30–7:00 p.m. (District 5). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of August 3, 2021, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of August 17, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of August 10, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Following comments by Councilmembers Daves and Williams the vote was as…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

75 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of September 14, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

10 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF AUGUST 3, 2021 8

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by Councilmember Rich the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be held over, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Following comments by Councilmembers Williams and Richardson, the vote was as follows:

4 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Following comments by Councilmembers Richardson, Manzie, Rich, Daves, Williams and Chris Arledge, City Council Attorney, the…

2 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea

resolution denied. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

29 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF AUGUST 3, 2021 19

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

[context] Councilmember Daves then moved to call for public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

Tue Jul 27, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council reviews $1.9 million Texas Street rehabilitation agreement

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several held-over ordinances regarding zoning and wireless licenses. The agenda also includes introductions for various city contracts, infrastructure projects, and non-profit appropriations.

$1,987,820.23 for Texas Street Rehabilitation
$650,000 contract for garbage collection software
$369,700 purchase order for Mims Park Sports Fields lighting
Ordinance to amend City Code zoning regulations
$186,040 contract for Three Mile Creek Watershed Restoration

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✓ Decided: Council adopts Verizon small cell license, library board changes

The Mobile City Council approved a five-year small cell wireless facilities license for Verizon, amended and restated the Mobile Public Library Board's composition and terms, and created an ad hoc Animal Shelter Citizens' Advisory Committee. The council also approved multiple contracts and purchase orders, including lighting for Mims Park, fire alarm upgrades at the History Museum, and a cooperative agreement with MAWSS for Texas Street rehabilitation. Several items were held over to the August 3, 2021 meeting, including the U.S. Treasury ARP Action Plan and a resolution requesting the Secretary of State to reinstate an emergency rule for absentee voting in the August 24 municipal election.

Adopted Verizon small cell wireless facilities license (7-0)
Adopted ordinance amending Mobile Public Library Board composition and terms (7-0)
Created ad hoc Animal Shelter Citizens' Advisory Committee, amended to remove residency requirement (7-0)
Approved $369,700 purchase order to Musco Sports Lighting for Mims Park sports fields lighting (7-0)
Approved $66,350 contract with Arena Fire Protection for History Museum fire alarm upgrades (7-0)
Approved $1,987,820.23 cooperative agreement with MAWSS for Texas Street rehabilitation (7-0)
Adopted resolution requesting Secretary of State reinstate COVID-19 emergency absentee voting rule for Aug. 24 election (6-1, Rich dissenting)
Held over U.S. Treasury ARP Action Plan to Aug. 3 meeting (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (23 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on November 24 & 25, 2021, from 7:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. (District 3). Councilmember Small moved to hold over the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on August 7, 2021, from 6:30-10:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on July 30, 2021, from 7:00–10:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Langan Park on September 2-3 from 3:00–6:00 p.m. and on September 4 from 7:00-11:00 a.m. (District 7). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Langan Park on July 31, 2021, from 2:00–7:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of August 3, 2021, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] The move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution as amended and the vote was as follows:

20 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

35 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Comments by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to accept donations for that purpose, to sign any agreements or other documents in connection with the MINUTES OF JULY 27, 2021 17 contract, and to perform all acts necessary as outlined in the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of August 3, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution held over. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Small moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

91 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the Alabama Secretary of State is respectfully requested and urged to reinstate and apply Emergency Rule 820-2-3-.06-.01ER to the August 24, 2021, Mobile City Election, and any applicable…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the Alabama Secretary of State is respectfully requested and urged to reinstate and apply Emergency Rule 820-2-3-.06-.01ER to the August 24, 2021, Mobile City 2021 Election, and any applicable…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Tue Jul 20, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $577,126 for drainage improvements

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts and ordinance amendments. Items include drainage improvements, park lighting, and watershed restoration services. The council will also consider new wireless facility licenses and library board updates.

$577,126 contract with McElhenney Construction Company, LLC for drainage improvements
$369,700 purchase order for Mims Park sports field lighting
Demolition orders for public nuisance structures at 962 Government Street and 2118 Barron Place
$186,040 contract with Geosyntec, Inc. for Three Mile Creek Watershed Restoration
Ordinance to grant a Small Cell Wireless Facilities License to Verizon

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✓ Decided: Council approves $577,126 drainage contract, adopts ARP action plan

The Mobile City Council approved a $577,126 contract with McElhenney Construction Company for 2019 CIP Group B drainage improvements. The council also adopted the U.S. Treasury ARP Action Plan, which directs American Rescue Plan funds to various projects. Several other resolutions were approved, including noise ordinance waivers, weed liens, and discretionary fund appropriations. The council tabled a resolution to declare the structure at 962 Government Street a public nuisance.

Approved $577,126 contract with McElhenney Construction for 2019 CIP Group B drainage improvements (unanimous)
Adopted the U.S. Treasury ARP Action Plan (held over to July 27)
Tabled resolution to declare structure at 962 Government Street a public nuisance (unanimous)
Adopted resolution to declare structure at 2118 Barron Place a public nuisance (unanimous)
Approved $33,786 purchase order to Carahsoft for SAP Concur travel expense software (unanimous)
Approved purchase order to Petroleum Traders for fuel (unanimous)
Approved $15,275 contract amendment with WAS Design for Mardi Gras Park improvements (unanimous)
Granted five noise ordinance waivers for various events (unanimous)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (15 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

that the matter is exempted under the OMA. 4. The motion should be seconded and a majority of the members present must adopt, by roll call vote, the motion. 5. Prior to entering executive session the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at Municipal Park on August 1, 2021, from 12:00-4:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on August 7, 2021, from 3:00-8:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in James Seal Park on August 14, 2021, from 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on July 31, 2021, from 4:00 – 10:00 p.m. (District 5). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cooper Riverside Park on January 15, 2022, from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

24 yea

Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Resolution 03- 348, and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

66 yea

Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of August 10, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

to approve the supporting bid award if required, for the following requisition as indicated below and attached herein: SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED…

6 yea

Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the Mobile recycling centers are closed until further notice. The County recycling center on Hitt Road is open. Councilmember Small moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by…

6 yea

Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Jul 13, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $2.48 million interstate street light LED replacement

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several major contracts and infrastructure projects. This includes a large-scale LED street light replacement program and drainage improvements. The council will also hold public hearings regarding the demolition of four structures declared as public nuisances.

$2,484,990.50 contract for Interstate Street Light LED fixture replacement
$577,126.00 contract for drainage improvements in several areas
Public hearings to order the demolition of four structures as public nuisances
$85,230.00 service contract for carpet cleaning at the Cruise Terminal
$73,177.50 grant agreement with the Mobile County Commission

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✓ Decided: Mobile Council approves $2.48M LED street light contract

The Mobile City Council approved a $2,484,990.50 contract with InLine, LLC for LED fixture replacement on interstate street lights. The council also approved several purchase orders, including a $16,102.77 wheelchair lift for the Convention Center and a $25,624.00 dispatch software renewal for Fire Administration. Additionally, the council declared structures at 206 N. Ann Street, 1409 Congress Street, and 1755 Duval Street as public nuisances and ordered their demolition, while holding over a similar declaration for 2773 (fka 2775) Springhill Avenue until September 14, 2021.

Approved contract with InLine, LLC for LED fixture replacement for interstate street lights, $2,484,990.50
Approved purchase order to Team Adaptive Inc. for portable wheelchair lift for Convention Center, $16,102.77
Approved purchase order to Locution Systems Inc. for dispatch & station alerting software renewal for Fire Administration, $25,624.00
Approved purchase order to CDW Government LLC for video camera system installation and supplies for Public Services, $34,824.62
Approved purchase order to NEC Corporation of America for annual software for fingerprint ID system, $17,782.00
Approved purchase order to Beard Equipment Company for root pruner for Azalea City Golf Course, $19,875.00
Approved purchase order to Stuart C. Irby Co. for street light poles for Traffic Engineering, $20,152.75
Approved purchase order to Jerry Pate Turf & Irrigation Inc. for aerator for Azalea City Golf Course, $34,852.36

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (9 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

76 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Small moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

105 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF JULY 13, 2021 13

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of September 14, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the service gate at Figures Park was locked and requested that pedestrian gates need to be added. Councilmember Daves reminded citizens about the District 5 community meeting today at 6:00 p.m…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Jul 6, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $2.4 million contract for street light replacement

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several high-value contracts, including over $2.4 million for interstate LED street light replacement. The agenda also includes noise ordinance waivers, zoning amendments, and various equipment purchases for city departments.

Contract for Interstate Street Light LED replacement: $2,484,990.50
Purchase order for 62 Chevrolet Tahoe Police Package SUVs: $2,214,966.12
Reallocation of $150,000 for I-65 and I-10 light improvements
Contract for Langan Park Municipal Ballfield Survey: $20,200.00
Purchase order for carpet cleaning at the Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal: $85,230.00

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council approves $2.2M for 62 police SUVs, tables short-term rental ordinance

The Mobile City Council approved purchase orders for 62 Chevrolet Tahoe police SUVs ($2,214,966.12), a Silverado pickup ($48,196.00), three more Tahoes ($107,175.78), and a Dodge Ram ($42,902.00). It also approved a settlement with CSX for a sales tax refund, a $150,000 reallocation for I-65/I-10 light improvements, and a $29,922.21 transfer for cruise terminal cybersecurity. The council tabled an ordinance to regulate short-term rentals and held over a zoning code overhaul until July 27.

Approved purchase order to Donohoo Chevrolet LLC for 62 Chevrolet Tahoe police SUVs, $2,214,966.12.
Approved purchase order to Joe Bullard Chevrolet for a Silverado 2500 pickup for the Police Cyber Division, $48,196.00.
Approved purchase order to Donohoo Chevrolet LLC for three Chevrolet Tahoe police SUVs, $107,175.78.
Approved purchase order to Encore Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram for a Dodge Ram pickup for Police Administrative Services, $42,902.00.
Approved settlement agreement with CSX for refund of sales and use taxes on diesel fuel for tax years 2004-2011.
Reallocated $150,000 from Public Services Maintenance Regular Pay to I-65 and I-10 light improvements.
Transferred $29,922.21 from Grant Match Port Security Capital Fund to Port Security Grant for cybersecurity at the Mobile Cruise Terminal.
Tabled ordinance to amend Chapter 34 regarding short-term lodging or rentals.

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (18 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cathedral Square on September 25, 2021, from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Small moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Bienville Square on August 3, 2021, from 6:30–9:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Small moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cooper Riverside Park on July 16-18, 2021, from 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Small moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on July 10, 2021, from 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Small moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cathedral Square on July 8, 15, 22 & 29 and August 12, 2021, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Small moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on July 10, 2021, from 5:00-8:00 p.m. (District 3). Councilmember Small moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of July 27, 2021, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

42 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Small moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

56 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Resolution 21-509 being introduced for the first time. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Small moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution will be considered by the Mobile City Council on the 10th day of August, 2021, at 10:30 a.m., in the Mobile Government Plaza Auditorium, 205 Government Street. Any citizen alleging to be…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Daves then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Daves moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Jun 29, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $2.2 million purchase for 62 police SUVs

The council is reviewing several large expenditures, including a $2.2 million order for Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicles and a $500,000 agreement for traffic signal maintenance. The agenda also includes land acquisition near Mobile Bay and orders to demolish multiple structures declared public nuisances.

$2,214,966.12 purchase order for 62 Chevrolet Tahoe Police Package SUVs
$500,000.00 agreement with ALDOT for traffic signal maintenance and operation
$127,000.00 purchase and sale agreement for 31 acres near Dauphin Island Parkway
Demolition orders for structures at 102 North Pine Street and 1854 Calmes Street
$10,000 appropriation to the Africatown Community Development Corporation

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council approves $500K ALDOT traffic signal agreement

The Mobile City Council approved a $500,000 cooperative agreement with ALDOT for traffic signal maintenance, a $127,000 land purchase along Dauphin Island Parkway, and a $5,380 grant application for bulletproof vests. The council also granted five noise ordinance waivers, declared several structures public nuisances for demolition, and approved multiple consent resolutions including alcohol licenses and community appropriations.

Approved $500,000 ALDOT traffic signal maintenance agreement (6-0)
Approved $127,000 purchase of 31 acres along Dauphin Island Parkway (6-0)
Approved $5,380 DOJ bulletproof vest grant application with $2,690 match (6-0)
Granted 5 noise ordinance waivers for park events (6-0)
Declared 4 structures public nuisances and ordered demolition (6-0)
Held over demolition orders for 5314 Noble St S and 5324 Noble Dr S until Aug 25
Approved $10,000 appropriation to Africatown Community Development Corp (6-0)
Approved $6,000 appropriation to DeTonti Square Neighborhood Association (6-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Medal of Honor Park on July 22, 2021, from 5:00-6:00 p.m. (District 6). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Langan Park on July 18, 2021, from 1:00–7:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cathedral Square on July 9-11, 2021, from 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cooper Riverside Park on July 23, 2021, from 5:00-9:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on July 3, 2021, from 2:00-7:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson. Following comments by Councilmembers Small and Richardson the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. MINUTES OF JUNE 29, 2021 7 Councilmember Small moved for the suspension…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

84 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of August 25, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution is to be considered by the City Council and further stating that at such time and place all persons who desire shall have an opportunity of being heard in opposition to or in favor of the…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the District 7 Community meeting will be held on July 6, 2021, at the Mobile Museum of Art. Councilmember Richardson invited citizens to attend the District 1 Community meeting at the Dotch…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Jun 22, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $2.1 million for storm water management

The Mobile City Council will review several noise ordinance waivers and public hearings regarding building demolitions. The agenda also includes budget reallocations for fire training facilities and various equipment purchase orders.

$2,129,000 allocation for various storm water management projects
$193,620 purchase order for a slope mower for the Motor Pool
$127,000 purchase and sale agreement for 31 acres on Dauphin Island Parkway
Public hearings to declare structures at 460 Dexter Avenue and 56 S. Lafayette Street as public nuisances
$91,595 purchase order for UAV survey equipment for the Police Cyber Division

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council approves $2.1M storm water projects, police precinct lease

The Mobile City Council approved a $2,129,000 allocation from the Storm Water Fund for various drainage and water quality projects, including Texas Street Rehabilitation and Woodcock Creek Drainage Repairs. The council also approved a lease agreement with The Parkway Center, LLC for the new Mobile Police 1st Precinct at 2601-60 Dauphin Island Parkway. Additionally, the council held over the ordinance to amend and restate Chapter 64 (Zoning) as the Unified Development Code until July 6, 2021.

Approved $2,129,000 allocation from Storm Water Fund for projects including Texas Street Rehabilitation ($480,000) and Woodcock Creek Drainage Repairs ($250,000).
Approved lease agreement with The Parkway Center, LLC for approximately 15,038 sq ft at 2601-60 Dauphin Island Parkway for the Mobile Police 1st Precinct.
Held over the ordinance to amend and restate Chapter 64 (Zoning) as the Unified Development Code until July 6, 2021.
Approved purchase order to Beard Equipment Company for two mowers for Azalea City Golf Course ($40,688.00).
Approved purchase order to Coblentz Equipment & Parts Co. Inc. for a slope mower for Motor Pool ($193,620.00).
Approved reallocation of $100,000 from Police Department Operating Account to Capital Improvement Fund for furnishings for the new police precinct on Dauphin Island Parkway.
Approved settlement agreements and releases of claims for Rosario Cruz Sanchez, Brittany Shanta Hill, and Michael Neese.
Granted seven waivers of the Noise Ordinance for various events and locations on specific dates in July 2021.

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (20 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on July 4, 2021, from 3:00-10:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on July 10, 2021, from 3:00–9:00 p.m. (District 6). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Langan Park on July 17, 2021, from 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at the Grounds on July 2, 2021, from 4:00-11:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on July 3 & 4, 2021, from 2:00-10:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Langan Park on July 10, 2021, from 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at Cooper Riverside Park on July 8 & 9, 2021, from 7:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. (District 2). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of July 6, 2021, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of July 20, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

103 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmembers Rich, Richardson, Williams, Small and Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF JUNE 22, 2021 16

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Small moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

70 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of August 10, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the Deputy Director of Real Estate Asset Management of the City of Mobile is hereby authorized and directed to execute for and in the name and on behalf of the City of Mobile what ever…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

35 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to table the resolution, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Rich moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

Tue Jun 15, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $2.1 million for storm water management projects

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several contract authorizations and fund allocations. This includes a proposed $2,129,000 allocation for storm water management projects and various noise ordinance waiver requests. The agenda also features new contracts for security monitoring and police precinct leasing.

Allocation of $2,129,000 from the Storm Water Fund to various management projects
Contract with S & O Enterprises Inc. for security and fire alarm monitoring ($28,422 per year)
Purchase order for UAV/Survey LLC equipment for the Police Cyber Division ($91,595)
Reallocation of $100,000 to the Capital Improvement Fund for new police precinct furnishings
Public hearing regarding the vacation of a portion of Pearl Street and surrounding streets

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✓ Decided: Mobile Council approves $58.2M ARP plan, police precinct lease, and more

The Mobile City Council approved the Mayor's proposed plan to spend $58.2 million in American Rescue Plan funds, along with several other resolutions, including a $392,063.15 allocation for traffic signal generators, a $38,750 contract for Fire Station #16 concrete apron replacement, and a $2,500 appropriation to the Bay Area Women Coalition. The Council also granted six noise ordinance waivers for various events and tabled a $4,000 appropriation to the Sand Town Community Action Group. Several resolutions were held over to the June 22 meeting, including a lease for a new police precinct on Dauphin Island Parkway.

Approved the Mayor's proposed plan to spend $58.2 million in American Rescue Plan funds.
Approved a $392,063.15 allocation to Capital Project #C0594 for traffic signal generators.
Approved a $38,750 contract with S. C. Stagner Contracting, Inc. for Fire Station #16 concrete apron replacement.
Approved a $2,500 appropriation to Bay Area Women Coalition, Inc. for the Trinity Garden Parade.
Tabled a $4,000 appropriation to Sand Town Community Action Group for a marker and landscaping.
Granted six noise ordinance waivers for events in Langan Park, Cooper Riverside Park, Municipal Park, and on Riverside Drive and South Conception Street.
Approved a $21,860 purchase order to Dennis Aluminum Products for 50 decorative sign posts.
Approved a $28,422 per year service contract with S & O Enterprises, Inc. for security and fire alarm monitoring.

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🗳️ How they voted (15 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Langan Park on June 18, 2021, from 2:00-7:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Small moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cooper Riverside Park on August 8, 2021, from 5:00 p.m.–7:30 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Small moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Municipal Park on June 19, 2021, from 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Small moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on July 17, 2021, from 1:00-10:00 p.m. (District 3). Councilmember Small moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cooper Riverside Park on July 22, 2021, from 5:00-9:00 p.m. (District 2). MINUTES OF JUNE 15, 2021 5 Councilmember Small moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on June 19, 2021, from 3:00-10:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Small moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

18 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. MINUTES OF JUNE 15, 2021 8 SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Small moved for the suspension…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Small. Following comments by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution will be considered by the Mobile City Council on the 20th day of July, 2021, at 10:30 a.m., in the Mobile Government Plaza Auditorium, 205 Government Street. Any citizen alleging to be…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution until the regular meeting of June 22, 2021, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Gregory moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Jun 8, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council reviews recovery funds and major infrastructure contracts

The council will consider several infrastructure contracts, including street rehabilitation and storm water mapping. The agenda also includes the receipt of $58,203.265.00 from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund. Additionally, various vehicle and equipment purchase orders are up for consideration.

$2,820,874.00 contract for Ann Street sidewalk, curbing, and drainage rehabilitation
$2,715,000.00 contract for Mobile Area Storm Water Mapping and Resiliency Planning
$502,900.00 contract for Copeland-Cox Tennis Center ADA improvements
$330,440.00 purchase order for street light luminaires and lamp posts
Receipt of $58,203.265.00 from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund

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✓ Decided: Council approves $58.2M in federal COVID recovery funds

The Mobile City Council unanimously approved accepting $58,203,265 from the U.S. Treasury's Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund, rescinding a prior resolution. The council also approved multiple contracts and purchases, including a $2.82M Ann Street rehabilitation project and a $2.715M storm water mapping contract, all with unanimous votes.

Approved acceptance of $58,203,265 from Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund (7-0)
Approved $2,820,874 contract with James H Adams & Son for Ann Street rehabilitation (7-0)
Approved $2,715,000 contract with GRW Engineers for storm water mapping (7-0)
Approved $502,900 contract with S.C. Stagner for tennis center ADA improvements (7-0)
Approved $330,440 purchase order for street light luminaires (7-0)
Granted noise ordinance waivers for June 12 and July 3 events (7-0)
Approved $7,500 appropriation to Village of Spring Hill for sidewalk engineering (7-0)
Approved $5,000 appropriation to Gulf Coast Challenge for concert (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on June 12, 2021, from 5:00-10:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on July 3, 2021, from 2:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

84 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small. Following comments by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. MINUTES OF JUNE 8, 2021 12 Councilmember Small moved for the suspension…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

63 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Small moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the Council will meet in the auditorium today at 2:00 p.m. to discuss the UDC Codes. Councilmember Gregory moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Jun 1, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council to receive $60.2 million in coronavirus recovery funds

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several large-scale infrastructure contracts and municipal purchases. The agenda includes receiving over $60 million in federal pandemic recovery funds and authorizing major street and drainage projects. Additionally, the council will consider noise ordinance waivers and new sedan service certificates.

Receipt of $60,210,000.00 from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
$2,820,874.00 contract for Ann Street rehabilitation including sidewalks and drainage
$502,900.00 for ADA improvements at Copeland-Cox Tennis Center
$157,261.55 purchase order for an ambulance from Emergency Equipment Professional, Inc.
$2,715,000.00 contract for Mobile Area Storm Water Mapping and Resiliency Planning

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council adopts salary ordinance for elected officials, 5-2

The Mobile City Council adopted an ordinance setting salaries for the mayor and council members for the term beginning November 2021, with a 5-2 vote. The council also approved several purchase orders, contracts, and resolutions, including a $74,465 firefighting training system and a $95,800 tractor purchase. A resolution urging the mayor to distribute capital funds equally among all seven council districts failed. Several public hearings were held for street vacations, rezoning, and nuisance properties, with actions to be introduced at later dates.

Adopted salary ordinance for elected officials (5-2)
Approved purchase order to Draeger Inc. for firefighting training system, $74,465 (unanimous)
Approved purchase order to SunSouth LLC for two John Deere tractors, $95,800 (unanimous)
Approved contract with Trane U.S. Inc. for AHU 3 VAV clean-out, $16,550 (unanimous)
Approved amendment to HUD FY 2020 Action Plan for CDBG-CV funding, $1,420,982 (unanimous)
Revoked business license of Deep Water Marketing for rooming/boarding houses (unanimous)
Failed resolution urging mayor to present capital budget amendment for equal district funds (3-4)
Approved appointment of Robert Adams to Police Citizens Community Relations Advisory Council (unanimous)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at Memorial Park on October 17, 2020, from 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Williams moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small. Following comments by Councilmembers Rich, Williams, Richardson and Small the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

42 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Following comments by Councilmembers Rich, Richardson and Manzie the vote was as follows:

3 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Rich yea

resolution failed. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

91 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of December 8, 2020, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of October 20, 2020, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Williams moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue May 25, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council reviews $60M in recovery funds and multiple building demolitions

The council will consider receiving $60,210,000 from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund. The agenda also includes public hearings to declare several structures public nuisances for demolition. Additionally, the council will review a rezoning request for North University Boulevard.

Receiving $60,210,000 from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
Contract for traffic signal upgrades along Government Street totaling $1,138,897.03
Rezoning 2100 North University Boulevard from R-1 to B-1 district
Public hearings to declare several structures public nuisances and order demolition
Contract with Secor Enterprises for ditch mowing totaling $212,000.00

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✓ Decided: Council adopts $1.14M traffic signal contract, holds zoning code overhaul

The Mobile City Council approved a $1,138,897.03 contract with Williams Power & Signal, LLC for traffic signal and ITS upgrades along Government Street. The council also held over the proposed Unified Development Code (Ordinance 64-026-2021) until June 22, 2021, and approved several other contracts, purchase orders, and public nuisance declarations. All votes were unanimous (7-0).

Adopted $1,138,897.03 contract with Williams Power & Signal for Government Street traffic signal upgrades (7-0)
Held over Unified Development Code ordinance (64-026-2021) until June 22, 2021 (7-0)
Adopted interagency agreement with AL DHR for Summer Youth Employment, NTE $293,100 (7-0)
Approved purchase order to Graybar Electric for LED roadway luminaires, $26,783.73 (7-0)
Approved purchase order to Donohoo Chevrolet for a Chevrolet Tahoe, $35,818.00 (7-0)
Approved contract with Secor Enterprises for ditch mowing, $212,000.00 (7-0)
Approved contract with McCrory & Williams for Three Mile Creek Watershed Restoration CE&I, $420,000 (7-0)
Declared structures at 1363 Azalea Road, 5801 Fairfax Road South, 904 S. Warren Street public nuisances and ordered demolition (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (16 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on June 18 & 19, 2021, from 6:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m. (District 4). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on July 1, 2021, from 6:00 p.m.–1:00 a.m. (District 4). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance across from 3100 Angus Drive North on June 18, 2021, from 5:30-7:00 p.m. (District 5). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 30, 2021, from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 29, 2021, from 7:00-10:00 p.m. (District 4). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of June 22, 2021, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmembers Williams, Rich and Daves and the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves the vote was as follows:

70 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comments by Councilmember Rich, the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. MINUTES OF MAY 25, 2021 15 Councilmember Small moved for the suspension…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comments by Councilmember Rich the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

63 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of June 22, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Gregory moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Thu May 20, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council to appoint election official and designate polling places.

The Mobile City Council will address consent resolutions regarding the upcoming municipal election. This includes appointing a Chief Executive Officer for the August 24 and October 5 elections. The council will also designate polling places for the August 24, 2021, election.

Appointment of Lisa C. Lambert as Chief Executive Officer for upcoming elections
Designation of polling places for the August 24, 2021, Municipal Election

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✓ Decided: Council denies ordinance on fair distribution of capital improvements

The Mobile City Council denied an ordinance amending Section 50-2 of the City Code concerning distribution of improvements, with a vote of 1-5-1 (Richardson aye, Manzie, Small, Williams, Daves, Gregory nay, Rich abstained). The council also held over a rezoning ordinance for 90 days, approved several resolutions including purchases and property sales, and adopted resolutions to demolish multiple structures declared public nuisances.

Denied ordinance 50-035-2020 amending Section 50-2 on distribution of improvements (1-5-1)
Held over rezoning ordinance 64-036-2020 until January 19, 2021, with traffic study request (7-0)
Adopted resolution 08-774-2020 for ammunition purchase from multiple vendors (7-0)
Adopted resolution 08-775-2020 for three trash shuttle trucks from Ward International Trucks LLC, $299,697.00 (7-0)
Adopted resolution 60-792-2020 to sell West I-65 Service Rd. N. property (7-0)
Adopted resolution 40-800-2020 to demolish structure at 1268 St. Madar Street (7-0)
Adopted resolution 40-801-2020 to demolish structure at 3361 Club House Road (7-0)
Adopted resolution 40-802-2020 to demolish structure at 2006 Stockton Drive (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (9 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson. Following comments by Councilmembers Rich, Richardson, Manzie, Small and City Attorney Ricardo Woods the vote was as…

1 yea

Richardson yea

that the ordinance be held over until January 19, 2021 and the multi-part motion be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by Councilmembers Rich, Williams and…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of November 17, 2020, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of October 27, 2020, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

77 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of December 15, 2020, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Resolution 01-793. Councilmember Manzie announced that Corinthian Missionary Baptist Church will host a food distribution event on Saturday, October 24, 2020, from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. Councilmember…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue May 18, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council to consider rezoning North University Boulevard property

The Mobile City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of property at 2100 North University Boulevard. The agenda also includes several resolutions for infrastructure upgrades and various city contracts. Additionally, the council will consider ordinances related to voting districts and city zoning.

Rezoning 2100 North University Boulevard from R-1 to B-1 district
$1,675,000.00 contract for Mobile Saenger Theatre mechanical upgrades
$1,138,897.03 contract for Government Street traffic signal upgrades
$373,340.13 purchase order for Crawford Murphy Park playground equipment
Ordinance to redefine voting districts

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council approves $192,500 annual fire uniforms contract

The Mobile City Council approved several contracts and resolutions, including a $192,500 per year contract with Galls, LLC for Mobile Fire Rescue Department uniforms, and a $73,117.12 purchase order for ArcGIS software renewal. The council also granted a noise ordinance waiver for an event at 4781 Lesure Road and approved demolition cost assessments for multiple properties. Several items were held over for future meetings, including the food truck ordinance and the short-term rental ordinance.

Approved noise ordinance waiver for Johnnie Robinson at 4781 Lesure Road (unanimous)
Approved $73,117.12 purchase order to Environmental Systems Research Institute for ArcGIS software renewal (unanimous)
Approved $39,090.00 contract with Eric Sweetser d/b/a VES Specialists for emergency roll-up door replacements at fire stations (unanimous)
Approved $35,364.00 contract with Amerson Roofing, Inc. for Public Works Complex roof repairs (unanimous)
Approved $192,500.00 per year contract with Galls, LLC for MFRD uniforms (unanimous)
Approved $5,400 FY20 and $22,500 FY21/FY22 contract with Secor Enterprises for right-of-way mowing on Knollwood Drive (unanimous)
Approved $47,186.45 purchase order to Gulf Coast Fitness Service for fitness equipment at Parkway Senior Center (unanimous)
Approved $158,000 budget transfer for emergency backup generators at Public Works facilities (unanimous)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (10 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and declare all items Essential/Covid- 19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 4781 Lesure Road, on September 25 and 26, 2020, from 7:00 p.m. – 2:00 a.m. (District 4). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which move was seconded by Councilmember…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

119 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Williams moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson. Following comments from Councilmember Small the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be tabled, until the regular meeting of August 25, 2020, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of September 22, 2020, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of August 25, 2020, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Following comments from Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution is either necessary to respond to COVID-19 or necessary to perform essential minimum functions of the Council. Councilmember Small then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

ordinance that established the Police Citizens Community Relations Advisory Council. Councilmember Manzie asked the City Council Attorney to advise the Council on how to remedy the problems with a…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue May 11, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council to consider major contracts and theatre upgrades

The council will vote on several held-over resolutions, including a $1.67 million contract for Saenger Theatre mechanical upgrades. The agenda also includes noise ordinance waiver requests and new grant applications for port security and historical preservation.

$1,675,000 contract for Saenger Theatre mechanical upgrades
$678,408 purchase of two Peterbilt garbage trucks
$373,340 for Crawford Murphy Park playground equipment
$2,091,222.70 grant application for the Port Security Grant Program
Noise ordinance waiver requests for several local residents

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✓ Decided: Council approves $1.675M Saenger Theatre contract, holds it over

The Mobile City Council approved several purchase orders and contracts, including $678,408 for two garbage trucks and $73,950 for computers, and granted five noise ordinance waivers. A $1.675 million contract for Saenger Theatre mechanical upgrades was held over to the next meeting. The council also adopted resolutions for fireworks, park improvements, and employee bonuses.

Approved $73,950 purchase order for 102 HP Elite desktop computers (7-0)
Approved $678,408 purchase order for two Peterbilt garbage trucks (7-0)
Held over $1,675,000 Saenger Theatre mechanical upgrades contract to May 18 (7-0)
Approved $173,500 contract with AI4GOVT for court software (7-0)
Approved $44,500 fireworks display contract with Pyrotecnico (7-0)
Approved $46,955 Matthews Park Field A improvements contract (7-0)
Granted noise ordinance waivers for five events (7-0 each)
Approved $500 bonus for Parks employee Eric Austin (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on June 12, 2021, from 6:00-12:00 a.m. (District 4). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 22, 2021, from 3:00–10:00 p.m. (District 3). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on June 5, 2021, from 5:00-10:00 p.m. (District 4). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cathedral Square on May 15, 2021, from 2:00-7:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on June 5, 2021, from 3:00-10:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

49 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of May 18, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be effective in full force within the City of Mobile and its police jurisdiction upon its adoption and publication as required by law. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

21 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the drive-up food giveaway at Corinthian Missionary Baptist Church was a success. Councilmember Manzie shared information on several grand openings and ribbon cuttings that will be taking place…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue May 4, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council reviews major contracts for Saenger Theatre and Mardi Gras Park

The council is considering several large-scale contracts, including mechanical upgrades for the Saenger Theatre and improvements to Mardi Gras Park. The agenda also includes noise ordinance waivers and an ordinance defining voting wards.

$1,675,000 contract for Saenger Theatre mechanical upgrades
$1,055,000 contract for Mardi Gras Park improvements
$678,408 purchase order for two Peterbilt garbage trucks
$482,490 contract for re-roofing the History Museum of Mobile
Ordinance defining voting wards

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council adopts new voting ward map, approves $1M Mardi Gras Park contract

The Mobile City Council unanimously adopted an ordinance redefining voting wards in all seven council districts, replacing the 2013 map. It also approved a $1,055,000 contract for Mardi Gras Park improvements and several other contracts and purchases, all in 7-0 votes.

Adopted ordinance redefining voting wards in all seven council districts (7-0)
Approved $1,055,000 contract with Harris Contracting Services for Mardi Gras Park improvements (7-0)
Approved $229,444 contract with James H. Adams & Son for 2019 CIP drainage (7-0)
Approved $482,490 contract with E. Cornell Malone for History Museum re-roofing (7-0)
Approved $250,000 appropriation to Mobile County for Africatown Heritage House (7-0)
Granted five noise ordinance waivers for various events (7-0)
Approved purchase orders for vehicles, fuel, and equipment (7-0)
Recommended approval of three ABC liquor licenses (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on N. Monterey Street on May 22, 2021, from 6:00-11:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Williams moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 22, 2021, from 10:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m., at the Grounds (District 7). Councilmember Williams moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 23, 2021, from 8:30- 11:00 a.m., at 654 St. Michael Street (District 2). Councilmember Williams moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 14, 2021, from 6:30-8:00 p.m., at the Grounds (District 7). MINUTES OF MAY 4, 2021 3 Councilmember Williams moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 8, 2021, from 5:00-10:00 p.m. (District 4). Councilmember Williams moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams the vote was as follows:

91 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance 01- 023 being introduced for the first time. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by Councilmembers Daves, Rich, Gregory, Richardson and Manzie, and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

ordinance adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Small moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

42 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comments by Councilmembers Manzie, Williams, Gregory and Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Resolution 21-319. MINUTES OF MAY 4, 2021 39 Councilmember Rich recognized Baker High School’s High Q Team for winning the National Championship. Councilmember Rich thanked everyone that participated…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Apr 27, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $1 million Mardi Gras Park improvement contract

The City Council will review several contracts for city infrastructure, including park improvements and museum re-roofing. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding the demolition of two buildings declared public nuisances.

$1,055,000 contract for Mardi Gras Park Improvements
$482,490 contract for History Museum of Mobile re-roofing
$229,444 contract for 2019 CIP Drainage, Group F
$112,711 contract for Hurtel Street Armory repairs
Demolition orders for structures on Bernice Hudson Drive and Terrell Road

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council approves $1.055M Mardi Gras Park improvements contract

The Mobile City Council held its regular meeting on April 27, 2021, and approved all agenda items unanimously. Key actions included authorizing contracts for fire sprinkler repairs, armory repairs, riverfront redevelopment services, and Mardi Gras Park improvements, as well as accepting right-of-way deeds for the McGregor Avenue widening project. The council also granted five noise ordinance waivers, declared two structures as public nuisances for demolition, and approved several settlement agreements and purchase orders.

Approved $19,599 contract with Professional Fire Protection Services for sprinkler/backflow repairs (7-0)
Approved $112,711 contract with Tindle Construction for Hurtel Street Armory repairs (7-0)
Approved $15,000 performance contract with Society Mobile-La Habana for bilingual book (7-0)
Approved $72,014 contract with Moffatt & Nichol for riverfront redevelopment services (7-0)
Accepted right-of-way deeds for McGregor Avenue widening for $92,000 (7-0)
Agreed to offer 214 acres along Shelton Beach Road Extension for sale (7-0)
Approved settlement agreements for claims by Strickland, Franklin, and Freeman (7-0 each)
Approved $1,055,000 contract for Mardi Gras Park improvements (held over to May 4)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (10 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at Cooper Riverside Park on May 20, 2021, from 5:00-8:30 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 1, 2021, from 2:00-10:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 7-8, 2021, from 2:00-10:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Langan Park on September 12, 2021, from 1:30-5:30 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small. Following comments…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at The Grounds on May 1, 2021, from 1:00-10:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

70 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT RESOLUTIONS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Small moved for the suspension of the rules to consider…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

35 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the Council consider going into executive session on April 27, 2021, at 2:00 p.m. to hear from its attorneys on the legal ramifications of and legal options for several litigation matters…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Apr 20, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

$2 million transfer for I-65 and I-10 lighting improvements

The Mobile City Council will consider several contract approvals, budget transfers, and noise ordinance waivers. Key items include funding for highway lighting and various city facility repairs. A public hearing is also scheduled regarding a property rezoning.

$2 million transfer for I-65 & I-10 Lighting Improvements
$650,000 re-allocation for Mardi Gras Park Improvements
$112,711 contract for Hurtel Street Armory repairs
$72,014 contract for Mobile Riverfront Redevelopment Project services
Public hearing for rezoning 2100 North University Boulevard

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✓ Decided: Mobile Council approves $2M for I-65/I-10 LED lighting upgrade

The Mobile City Council unanimously approved a $2 million transfer from the General Fund to the Capital Improvement Fund for Phase 1 of I-65 and I-10 lighting improvements, upgrading to LED lights. The council also approved several other resolutions, including purchase orders for ammunition, a pickup truck, anti-malware software, and taser equipment, as well as contracts for firefighting helmets, aggregate materials, and a spill prevention plan. Additionally, the council granted multiple noise ordinance waivers and reallocated funds for Mardi Gras Park improvements and street rebuilds.

Approved $2M transfer for I-65/I-10 LED lighting (unanimous)
Approved $21,900 ammunition purchase order to Precision Delta Corp (unanimous)
Approved $30,086 pickup truck purchase from Joe Bullard Chevrolet (unanimous)
Approved $43,325 anti-malware software subscription from CDW Government (unanimous)
Approved item-based bid for Taser electroshock equipment (unanimous)
Approved item-based bid for firefighting helmets from Municipal Emergency Services (unanimous)
Approved $650,000 reallocation to Mardi Gras Park improvements (unanimous)
Granted 8 noise ordinance waivers (unanimous)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 1, 2021, from 7:00-10:30 p.m. (District 5). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 8, 2021, from 7:00-10:30 p.m. (District 5). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 8, 2021, from 7:00 – 10:30 p.m. (District 5). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 15, 2021, from 2:00-6:00 p.m., in Langan Park (District 7). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on April 29, 2021, at O’Daly’s, 564 Dauphin Street, from 6:00-10:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on April 25, 2021, from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., at the Medal of Honor Park Pavilion (District 6). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 2, 2021, from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., at the Medal of Honor Park Pavilion (District 6). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on April 24, 2021, from 2:00 - 10:00 p.m. (District 3). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

84 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by Councilmember Rich the vote was as follows:

21 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution is either necessary to respond to COVID-19 or necessary to perform essential minimum functions of the Council. Councilmember Daves then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the Carriage Hill Community has rescheduled their community clean-up for May 8, 2021. Councilmember Manzie congratulated Rae Richardson on her work related to the Brownfields Grant for…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea

Tue Apr 13, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $983,487 grant for Saenger Theatre

The Mobile City Council will review noise ordinance waivers and demolition costs for several structures. The agenda also includes various city contracts for security upgrades, equipment, and services. Additionally, the council will consider a large federal grant application for the Saenger Theatre.

$983,487.60 grant application for Saenger Theatre
$234,442.00 security camera upgrades at Mobile Convention Center
$30,200.00 contract for Fire Training Center welding shop service
$41,522.00 purchase order for a Ford F250 pickup truck
Demolition cost fixes for structures on Calhoun Street and Stocking Street

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Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (10 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at Cooper Riverside Park on May 8, 2021, from 2:00-8:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 8, 2021, from 3:00-10:00 p.m. Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on April 17, 2021, from 6:00 – 10:00 p.m., in the 200-210 block of Rapier Avenue (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on April 24, 2021, from 4:00-10:00 p.m. (District 2). MINUTES OF APRIL 13, 2021 3 Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

83 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Following comments by Councilmember Rich the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. MINUTES OF APRIL 13, 2021 13 Councilmember Daves moved for the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

82 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Small moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Apr 6, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council reviews $3M industrial park agreement and police equipment contracts

The council is considering several large-scale infrastructure and service agreements. These include a development agreement for an industrial park near I-10 and a master agreement for police body cameras. Other items involve park improvements and facility maintenance purchase orders.

Industrial park development agreement near I-10 & Theodore Dawes Road, up to $3,000,000.00
Master services agreement with Axon Enterprises, Inc. for body cameras and tasers, $1.3 million annually
Contract with Aeiker Construction Corporation for Michael Figures Park improvements, $793,000.00
Security camera upgrades at the Mobile Convention Center, $234,442.00
Renaming Earle Street as "Dr. Michael E. Jackson Boulevard"

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✓ Decided: Council approves $3M road infrastructure deal for industrial park

The Mobile City Council approved a project development agreement with Mobile County and SALP LLC for road infrastructure costs up to $3,000,000 for a 1,300-acre industrial park near I-10 and Theodore Dawes Road. The council also adopted the 2021 ad valorem tax levy ordinance at a rate of .70% and approved several purchase orders and contracts, including a $793,000 contract for Michael Figures Park improvements. All votes were unanimous (6-0).

Approved $3M road infrastructure agreement with SALP LLC for industrial park (6-0)
Adopted 2021 ad valorem tax levy ordinance at .70% rate (6-0)
Approved $793,000 contract with Aeiker Construction for Michael Figures Park improvements (6-0)
Approved $30,054 purchase order to Carrier Corp for Connie Hudson Senior Center chiller (6-0)
Approved $90,375 purchase order to ImageTrend Inc for Elite Rescue software subscription (6-0)
Approved $47,223 purchase order to Stivers Ford Lincoln for Ford F450 chassis (6-0)
Approved $20,570 purchase order to Sunbelt Fire Inc for aerial fire apparatus repair (6-0)
Granted three noise ordinance waivers for Langan Park events (6-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (12 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at Langan Park on June 5, 2021, from 11:00-6:30 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Langan Park on April 25, 2021, from 12:00-4:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Langan Park on April 11, 2021, from 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Rich moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

48 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by Councilmember Richardson the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by Councilmember Small the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF APRIL 6, 2021 10

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

30 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the Planning Commission has moved forward on version 5 of the UDC and anticipates submitting it to the Council soon. MINUTES OF APRIL 6, 2021 35 Councilmember Gregory provided updates on the…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Mar 30, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile Council reviews $3 million industrial park development agreement

The City Council is reviewing several items including property rezonings and various municipal contracts. The agenda includes funding allocations for park improvements, software subscriptions, and transit fuel. The council will also consider appointments to local boards and committees.

Industrial park development agreement near I-10 & Theodore Dawes Road (up to $3,000,000)
Reallocation of $2,293,500 for Convention Center repairs and maintenance
Contract for Medal of Honor Park improvements ($803,157)
Agreement with Mobile Botanical Gardens ($150,000)
Renaming Earle Street to "Dr. Michael E. Jackson Boulevard"

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council adopts police advisory council, approves contracts

The Mobile City Council met and took several actions, including adopting an ordinance to re-establish the Police Citizens Community Relations Advisory Council, approving multiple contracts and purchase orders, and tabling a rezoning request for The Preserve of Milk House Creek subdivision. The council also approved two noise ordinance waivers and several discretionary fund appropriations.

Adopted ordinance re-establishing Police Citizens Community Relations Advisory Council (7-0)
Tabled rezoning for The Preserve of Milk House Creek subdivision (7-0)
Tabled $150,000 management agreement with Mobile Botanical Gardens (7-0)
Approved sale of 2318 St. Stephens Road property to Li's, LLC (7-0)
Approved $2,293,500 for Convention Center repairs/maintenance (7-0)
Approved $247,398 contract with Sunrise Network Solutions for security upgrades (7-0)
Approved $803,157 contract with Harris Contracting for Medal of Honor Park improvements (7-0)
Approved appointments of Lawrence Battiste IV as Public Safety Director and Robert Holt as Finance Director (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at the Bragg-Mitchell Mansion on June 5, 2021, from 6:00-10:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on April 21, 2021, from 4:30-10:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] The City needs to listen and respect established homeowners, or they will and can continue to choose to live elsewhere when their quality of life is compromised!” The vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

49 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF MARCH 30, 2021 17

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

42 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the Happy Hills Community is being resurfaced. Councilmember Manzie announced the roundabout at Broad and Canal Streets is complete and open. Councilmember Manzie encouraged citizens to get the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Mar 23, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council to reallocate $2.29 million for Convention Center repairs

The Mobile City Council will consider several items including noise ordinance waivers and public hearings for demolishing nuisance structures. The agenda also includes significant budget reallocations for the Convention Center and contracts for park improvements and police headquarters equipment.

Reallocate $2,293,500.00 to the Convention Center Fund for repairs and maintenance
Contract with Harris Contracting Services, Inc. for Medal of Honor Park improvements ($803,157.00)
Purchase order for Microsoft software subscriptions via CDW Government LLC ($182,205.36)
Public hearings to declare structures at 1652 Wexford Street and 1211 Ghent Street as public nuisances
Contract with Bill Smith Electric, Inc. for Police Headquarters generator replacement ($136,885.00)

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council approves sale of Wilkins Road property, multiple contracts

The Mobile City Council approved the sale of city-owned property on Wilkins Road to Ashley R. Bailey, and adopted numerous resolutions including purchase orders for a rotary mower, diesel fuel, and tent rental for a COVID-19 vaccination site. The council also approved contracts for HVAC maintenance, storm water management services, and an emergency generator replacement at police headquarters, as well as an intergovernmental agreement with Mobile County for the soccer complex. Several noise ordinance waivers were granted, and multiple structures were declared public nuisances and ordered demolished.

Approved sale of property on Wilkins Road to Ashley R. Bailey.
Granted noise ordinance waivers for events in April and May 2021.
Tabled resolution to demolish structure at 1551 Kellogg Street.
Adopted resolution establishing $400 per docket compensation for adjunct and acting municipal court judges.
Approved purchase order to Jerry Pate Turf & Irrigation, Inc. for a rotary mower for $38,884.05.
Approved purchase order to Petroleum Traders for diesel fuel.
Approved purchase order to Blue Rents Inc. for tent rental for COVID-19 vax site for $36,675.65.
Adopted resolutions declaring structures at 1652 Wexford, 1621 Rochelle, 1211 Ghent, 815 Chin, and 909 Antwerp streets public nuisances and ordering demolition.

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (17 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on April 2 & 3, 2021, from 1:00-6:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Bienville Square on October 17, 24 & 31, 2021, from 1:00-5:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Manzie moved to grant the waiver for every other week from 1:00-2:00 p.m., which motion was…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cathedral Square every Saturday in April and May, 2021, from 2:00-6:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Manzie moved to grant the waiver for every other week from 2:00-3:00 p.m., which…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Bienville Square every Saturday in April and May, 2021, from 2:00-6:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Manzie moved to grant the waiver for every other week from 2:00-3:00 p.m., which…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at the corner of Emogene Street and Springdale Boulevard on every Thursday & Friday in March from 5:00-8:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Manzie moved to grant the waiver for every other…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cooper Riverside Park on September 11, 2021, from 4:00-8:30 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on April 4, 2021, from 10:00 a.m.-noon. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on March 27, 2021, from 12:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of April 6, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

66 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by Councilmember Richardson the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

78 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the CIP Committee meeting will be held on March 30, 2021, immediately after the Council meeting. Councilmember Manzie shared that a “New View for District 2” - Housing Rehab Initiative will be…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Tue Mar 16, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council reviews infrastructure contracts and demolition orders

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several contracts for city improvements, including lighting upgrades and park renovations. The agenda also includes public hearings to order the demolition of multiple structures declared public nuisances.

Contract for Spanish Plaza lighting upgrades ($370,444)
Purchase order for Saenger Theatre HVAC replacement ($579,965)
Appropriation of $250,000 to Bishop State Community College
Public hearings for the demolition of several structures
Contract for Langan Park Pavilion improvements ($507,275)

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✓ Decided: Council adopts new residential landlord license fee and revises tree protection rules

The Mobile City Council adopted an ordinance creating a license fee for lessors of residential buildings and dwellings, revoking the previous exemption for owners of ten or fewer units. The Council also adopted a comprehensive rewrite of the city's tree protection ordinance, which includes new permit requirements for removing heritage trees and establishes an Urban Forestry Department. Several contracts and appropriations were approved, including $250,000 for the Africatown Heritage House Museum and $250,000 for Bishop State Community College.

Adopted Ordinance 34-003-2021, creating a license fee for residential property lessors, with rates of $15 per dwelling unit for those with less than ten units and a rate of 0.002652 for those with ten or more.
Adopted Ordinance 65-018-2021, amending and restating Chapter 65 (Tree Protection and Management), including new permit requirements for heritage trees and the establishment of an Urban Forestry Department.
Approved a $250,000 appropriation to Mobile County for the construction of the Africatown Heritage House Museum.
Approved a $250,000 appropriation to Bishop State Community College for an Advanced Manufacturing Center.
Approved a $150,000 management agreement with Mobile Botanical Gardens, but held it over until the March 30, 2021 meeting.
Approved a $370,444 contract with Harris Contracting Services, Inc. for Spanish Plaza lighting upgrades.
Approved a $579,965 purchase order to Trane US Inc. for replacement HVAC components for the Saenger Theatre.
Granted noise ordinance waivers for events on June 12, 2021 (Wes Pipes) and May 15, 2021 (Sue and Edward Courtney).

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (21 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

Ordinance 34-003 to the top of the agenda, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in full force and effect within the City of Mobile and its police jurisdiction from and after its adoption and publication as required by law. MINUTES OF MARCH 16, 2021 7 The move…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in full force and effect within the City of Mobile and its police jurisdiction from and after its adoption and publication as required by law. MINUTES OF MARCH 16, 2021 7 The move…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on June 12, 2021, from 7:00-10:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on May 15, 2021, from 7:00-10:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

to deny the application, as provided herein, within fourteen (14) working days after the date of receipt of the application shall entitle the applicant to automatic issuance of the permit as…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in full force and effect within the City of Mobile from and after its adoption and publication as required by law. MINUTES OF MARCH 16, 2021 31 The move was seconded by…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

ordinance as amended. Following comments from Councilmembers Gregory, Manzie and Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of March 30, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory the vote was as follows:

24 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF MARCH 16, 2021 33

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF MARCH 16, 2021 37

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmember Gregory the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmembers Small and Manzie the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

41 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Williams moved for the suspension of the rules to…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

66 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of May 18, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF MARCH 16, 2021 62

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Mar 9, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council reviews $1M roadway striping contract and various city ordinances

The Mobile City Council is considering several infrastructure contracts and public hearings for building demolations. The agenda also includes requests for noise ordinance waivers and various municipal appointments.

Ozark Striping Company contract for roadway striping ($1,048,847.50)
$2,000,000 grant application for Saenger Theatre mechanical upgrades
Rezoning of 5001 & 5009 Cottage Hill Road from R-1 and B-2 to B-2
Purchase order for three Chevrolet Tahoe Police SUVs ($107,835.78)
Public hearings regarding the demolition of structures on Belle Cour Drive East and Kentucky Street

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council approves $1M+ road striping contract and other spending

The Mobile City Council approved a $1,048,847.50 contract with Ozark Striping Company for thermoplastic striping on city roadways, along with several other contracts and resolutions. The council also adopted an ordinance to rezone property at 5001 & 5009 Cottage Hill Road from R-1 and B-2 to B-2, and an ordinance to allow transfer of unclaimed municipal court property to the general fund. Several items were held over to future meetings, including a $150,000 contract with Mobile Botanical Gardens and a $370,444 lighting upgrade for Spanish Plaza.

Approved contract with Ozark Striping Company for roadway striping, $1,048,847.50
Adopted ordinance to rezone 5001 & 5009 Cottage Hill Road to B-2
Adopted ordinance to allow transfer of unclaimed municipal court property to general fund
Approved contract with Alabama Pipe & Supply for EPA Trash Free Waters project, $75,600
Approved purchase order for three 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe police SUVs, $107,835.78
Approved contract with GCB Entertainment for Gulf Coast Challenge, $200,000
Approved settlement agreements for four claims against the city
Held over contract with Mobile Botanical Gardens, $150,000, to March 16

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at the Bragg Mitchell Mansion on March 27, 2021, from 7:00-10:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Public Safety Memorial Park on every Sunday in March and April from 2:30-6:00 p.m. (District 5). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on March 20, 2021, from 3:00-10:00 p.m. (District 5). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

84 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of March 16, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Small the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments from Councilmembers Small, Williams and Rich the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of March 16, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of March 23, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution held over. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

49 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Small moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

🏢 Building at this address: Church's Chicken · 1 floors

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Tue Mar 2, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

✓ Decided: Mobile City Council adopts small cell facility ordinance and new tree protection code

The Mobile City Council adopted an ordinance creating a new Chapter 65 for tree protection and management, and approved a new ordinance regulating small cell facilities in public rights-of-way. The council also approved several contracts, grants, and property sales, and held over a residential landlord license fee ordinance until March 16.

Adopted small cell facilities ordinance (57-009-2021) (5-1)
Adopted tree protection ordinance (65-017-2021) (5-1)
Adopted ordinance to delete tree protection from zoning code (64-012-2021) (5-1)
Rezoned 704 Lakeside Drive West to B-3 (64-013-2021) (6-0)
Approved $5,183,996.70 SAFER fire grant (31-129-2021) (6-0)
Approved $175,000 YES intern staffing contract (21-127-2021) (6-0)
Approved $70,954 purchase of two skid steer loaders (08-126-2021) (6-0)
Held over residential landlord license fee ordinance (34-003-2021) (6-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (21 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cooper Riverside Park on March 30, 2021, from 5:00-8:30 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on April 4, 2021, from 5:00-11:00 a.m. (District 4). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on March 14, 2021, from 4:00-10:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of March 16, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in full force and effect within the City of Mobile and its police jurisdiction following said date. The move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the administrative changes, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the administrative changes, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows: Ayes: Richardson, Small, Williams, Daves and Gregory Nays: Rich The vote was then…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

ordinance as follows: “As written today with no additions other than a change in the appeal process which would bring it to the City Council as opposed to an unlawful direction of the planning…

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Williams moved to reconsider the amendment, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

[context] The Presiding Officer then called for the vote on the original motion and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

24 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF MARCH 2, 2021 71

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmembers Rich, Gregory, Daves and Richardson the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

54 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

motion to amend the resolution to exclude the property at 1358 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

motion to amend the resolution to exclude the property at 1358 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows: Ayes: Richardson, Small, Williams…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution is either necessary to respond to COVID-19 or necessary to perform essential minimum functions of the Council. Councilmember Rich then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

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Tue Feb 23, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $5.1 million grant for fire and emergency response

The council is reviewing ordinances related to tree protection requirements and small cell facilities on public rights-of-way. The agenda also includes approvals for various municipal contracts, including street light installation and road rehabilitation.

$5,183,996.70 SAFER Grant for fire and emergency response
$151,172.50 contract for street lights in Battery Heights
$330,875.00 contract for Texas Street Rehabilitation
Rezoning of 704 Lakeside Drive West from B-1 and B-2 to B-3
Demolition order for the structure at 2766 Lecren Street

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✓ Decided: Mobile City Council tables tree protection ordinance, holds small cell ordinance

The Mobile City Council tabled the urban forestry/tree protection ordinance (65-006-2021) and held over the small cell facilities ordinance (57-009-2021) until March 2, 2021. The council also amended and held over a rezoning ordinance for property near Blue Ridge Boulevard, adding a condition to deny vehicular access to certain streets. Several other items were approved, including a rezoning at 107/111 N. Lafayette St., a nuisance demolition, and multiple contracts and purchase orders.

Tabled urban forestry/tree protection ordinance 65-006-2021 (7-0)
Held over small cell facilities ordinance 57-009-2021 until March 2 (7-0)
Amended and held over rezoning 64-036-2020, adding condition to deny access to Old Dobbins Dr N, Harness Way, Creekline Dr (7-0)
Adopted rezoning 64-011-2021 for 107/111 N. Lafayette St. and 106 Providence St. to R-1 (7-0)
Adopted resolution 40-053-2021 declaring structure at 2766 Lecren St. a public nuisance and ordering demolition (7-0)
Approved $151,172.50 purchase order to Bagby & Russell for street lights in Battery Heights (7-0)
Approved $131,075.28 purchase order to Deere & Company for seven zero turn mowers (7-0)
Tabled resolution 31-119-2021 for Southern Rail Commission grant application (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on the first Friday of every month in 2021 from 6:00-9:00 p.m. (District 1). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of March 2, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the hearing be on March 30, 2021. The motions were seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small. Following comments by Councilmember Manzie the vote was as follows:

21 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small the vote was as follows:

14 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich. Following comments by Councilmembers Richardson and Daves the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of March 9, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comments by Councilmember Gregory the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

28 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the Finance Committee meeting will begin today at 11:45 a.m. Councilmember Manzie encouraged citizens in need of assistance to call or email the Council office. Councilmember Manzie encouraged…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

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Wed Feb 17, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers street repairs and food truck regulations

The Mobile City Council is reviewing ordinances regarding food truck regulations and small cell facilities. The agenda also includes several contract authorizations for sidewalk construction, street rehabilitation, and equipment purchases. Additionally, the council will consider various property rezoning requests.

Contract with Grant Nichols Construction for Old Shell Road sidewalk ($280,803.80)
Change Order #2 for Baltimore St. drainage rehabilitation ($72,693.96)
Purchase order to Deere & Company for six utility vehicles ($58,826.16)
Rezoning of 107 and 111 North Lafayette Street from B-1/R-1 to R-1
Ordinance to regulate food trucks in the City Code

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✓ Decided: Council adopts food truck ordinance, approves multiple contracts and rezoning

The Mobile City Council adopted a food truck ordinance (57-008-2021) that sets location, operational, and penalty rules, while tabling two other food truck ordinances. The council also approved several contracts, including a $280,803.80 sidewalk construction project on Old Shell Road, a $72,693.96 change order for Baltimore Street rehabilitation, and a $58,826.16 purchase of six John Deere utility vehicles. A rezoning of property at 1901 Hurtel Street from R-1 to R-3 was approved, and a $141,512.09 reallocation to Mobile Botanical Gardens was passed, though a separate $150,000 management contract with the gardens was tabled.

Adopted food truck ordinance 57-008-2021 (6-0)
Tabled food truck ordinances 27-024-2020 and 57-001-2021 (6-0)
Approved $280,803.80 contract with Grant Nichols Construction for Old Shell Road sidewalk (6-0)
Approved $72,693.96 change order with John G. Walton Construction for Baltimore Street (6-0)
Approved $58,826.16 purchase order to Deere & Company for six utility vehicles (6-0)
Approved rezoning of 1901 Hurtel Street from R-1 to R-3 (6-0)
Approved $141,512.09 reallocation to Mobile Botanical Gardens (6-0)
Tabled $150,000 management contract with Mobile Botanical Gardens (6-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (21 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on March 5, 2021, from 7:00-8:30 p.m. (District 4). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Cathedral Square on March 27, 2021, from 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Bienville Square on March 6, 13 & 20, 2021, from 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 2570 Government Boulevard, every Tuesday in February and March, 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. (District 5). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

12 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of February 17, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of March 2, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams. Following comments by Councilmember Daves the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of February 23, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

to adopt, subject to and contingent on the voluntary conditions agreement signed by the applicant dated February 16, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following comments by…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until February 23, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

60 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 17, 2021 50

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory. Following comments by Councilmembers Daves and Richardson the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

resolution tabled. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

24 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Williams then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

[context] MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 17, 2021 66 Councilmember Williams then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Tue Feb 9, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Council considers $775,946 contract for drainage repairs

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding urban forestry, food trucks, and animal tethering. The agenda also includes multiple public hearings to declare various structures as public nuisances for demolition. Additionally, the council will consider several city contracts and budget appropriations.

$775,946 contract with D.O.T Construction Services, Inc. for drainage repairs
Ordinance to create Chapter 65 relating to Urban Forestry and tree protection
$107,970 purchase of three Ford F250 trucks from Truck Equipment Sales Inc.
Rezoning of 1901 Hurtel Street from R-1 to R-3
Appropriation of $1,878,000 for various capital projects

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✓ Decided: Council adopts animal tethering limits and two rezoning ordinances

The Mobile City Council unanimously approved an ordinance restricting animal tethering, limiting stationary tethering to 30 minutes per day and requiring trolley systems for longer periods. It also adopted two rezoning ordinances: one for property at 1590 & 1574 St. Stephens Road and 1563 Basil Street from B-3 and R-1 to B-3, and another for 4583 Cypress Business Park Drive from B-3 and B-5 to B-5. The council held over an urban forestry ordinance and a food truck ordinance to later meetings.

Adopted animal tethering ordinance (7-0)
Rezoned 1590 & 1574 St. Stephens Road and 1563 Basil Street to B-3 (7-0)
Rezoned 4583 Cypress Business Park Drive to B-5 (7-0)
Held over urban forestry ordinance to Feb 23 (7-0)
Granted noise ordinance waivers for 911 Dauphin St and Langan Park (7-0 each)
Approved $1,878,000 appropriation for capital projects (7-0)
Approved $775,946 drainage repair contract (7-0)
Approved $18,133.50 purchase order for respirator kits (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 9, 2021 2

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 911 Dauphin Street on April 10, 2021, from 7:30-11:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Langan Park on April 4, 2021, from 6:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

21 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of February 23, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

56 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 9, 2021 27

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 9, 2021 29 Councilmember Daves moved for the…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

112 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of March 9, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Daves moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

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🏢 Building at this address: 5 m tall

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Tue Feb 2, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers $2.3 million purchase of four fire pumper trucks

The Mobile City Council is reviewing several zoning changes and noise ordinance waivers. The agenda includes significant expenditures for fire equipment, drainage repairs, and capital projects. The council will also discuss ordinances regarding animal tethering and urban forestry.

Purchase order for four Pierce fire pumper trucks: $2,306,628.00
Appropriation of $1,878,000 for various capital projects
Contract for drainage repairs: $775,946.00
Public hearing to rezone property at 1590 & 1574 St. Stephens Road and 1563 Basil Street
Purchase order for decontamination systems: $244,059.26

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✓ Decided: Council approves $2.3M for four fire pumper trucks and other purchases

The Mobile City Council approved several purchase orders and contracts, including $2,306,628 for four Pierce fire pumper trucks, $244,059 for decontamination systems, and a $50,000 marketing contract with SPIRE, LLC. The council also granted three noise ordinance waivers, declared six structures public nuisances for demolition, and held over several ordinances, including the animal tethering ordinance and a rezoning for Blue Ridge Boulevard. All votes were unanimous (7-0).

Approved $2,306,628 purchase order for four Pierce fire pumper trucks (7-0)
Approved $244,059 purchase order for 14 room decontamination systems (7-0)
Approved $50,000 contract with SPIRE, LLC for Parks & Recreation marketing (7-0)
Approved $72,720 contract with Mid-Western Commercial Roofers for Public Safety Memorial Park re-roofing (7-0)
Granted noise ordinance waivers for Bienville Square, 100 Cody Road South, and 564 Dauphin Street (7-0)
Declared structures at 2762 Thompson Dr N, 1907 St. Monica Dr, 854 Pettus St, 1709 Marengo Dr, 4241 Furman Dr, and 714 Iris Ave public nuisances and ordered demolition (7-0)
Held over animal tethering ordinance 07-043-2020 until Feb 9 (7-0)
Held over Blue Ridge Boulevard rezoning ordinance 64-036-2020 until Feb 16 (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (15 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Bienville Square on every Saturday and Sunday in February from 1:00-5:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on February 14, 2021, from 11:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. (District 7). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 564 Dauphin Street on February 5, 2021, from 7:00-10:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of February 9, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until February 16, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of February 17, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

28 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 2, 2021 15

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 2, 2021 36

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

63 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows: MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 2, 2021 44

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication Councilmember Williams then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ribbon cutting ceremony for Fire Station 18 will be held on Wednesday, February 10, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. Councilmember Daves moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Jan 26, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers major purchases for fire and ambulance services

The Mobile City Council will consider several purchase orders for emergency equipment, including fire pumper trucks and ambulances. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding building demolitions and property rezonings. Additionally, the council will review requests for noise ordinance waivers.

Purchase order for four Pierce fire pumper trucks for $2,306,628.00
Purchase order for three Braun Liberty Ambulances for $740,394.00
Ordinance to authorize the sale of vacant property on Dog River Road to MJM, LLC
Public hearing to fix demolition costs for 707 Marine Street at $4,700.00
Contract for re-roofing the Public Safety Memorial Park Building for $72,720.00

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✓ Decided: Council approves $2.3M fire pumper purchase, other equipment

The Mobile City Council approved several major purchases, including $2,306,628 for four Pierce fire pumper trucks, $740,394 for three Braun Liberty ambulances, and $54,983.68 for two 4x4 pickup trucks. The council also adopted an ordinance to sell vacant property along Dog River Road to MJM, LLC, and approved multiple demolition cost assessments and nuisance declarations. Several items were held over to the February 2, 2021 meeting, including an ordinance to add a business privilege tax for residential lessors.

Approved $2,306,628 purchase of four Pierce fire pumper trucks (7-0)
Approved $740,394 purchase of three Braun Liberty ambulances (7-0)
Approved $54,983.68 purchase of two 4x4 pickup trucks (7-0)
Approved $82,323.24 purchase of three 4x2 pickup trucks (7-0)
Adopted ordinance to sell vacant property along Dog River Road to MJM, LLC (7-0)
Approved $67,000/year contract with Yamaha for golf cart leasing (7-0)
Approved $42,120.57 contract with Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood for sidewalk construction (7-0)
Approved $2,000 appropriation to Clotilda Descendants Association (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Public Safety Memorial Park every Sunday in January & February from 3:00-8:00 p.m. (District 5). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on February 6, 2021, from 3:00-6:00 p.m. (District 5). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at 9 S. Washington Avenue on February 14, 2021, from 10:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. (District 2). Councilmember Daves moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Gregory…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

35 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves. Following remarks by Councilmember Richardson the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

76 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of February 23, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be tabled until the regular meeting of March 23, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption and publication as required by law. Councilmember Rich then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was seconded by…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. Councilmember Rich then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Daves and…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

[context] Councilmember Williams moved to adjourn the meeting, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Jan 19, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council reviews ambulance purchases and park improvement contracts

The Mobile City Council is considering several large contracts for emergency vehicles, park improvements, and equipment. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding demolition costs and upcoming rezoning requests.

Purchase of three Braun Liberty Ambulances for $740,394.00
Contract with J. Payne Organization, LLC for Lyons Park improvements ($488,600.00)
Contract with J. Payne Organization, LLC for Sam Stotts Park improvements ($400,000.00)
Allocation of $200,000.00 from the Storm Water Fund to the Osprey contract
Demolition cost fixes for 908 Fairmont Street, 1312 Charmaine Circle North, and 422 Lincoln Boulevard

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Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (12 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the Property Purchase Disclosure for the Brookley property purchase, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until February 2, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of July 6, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of February 2, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

5 yea

Richardson yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

36 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the ordinance be held over until the regular meeting of February 17, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Richardson and the vote was as follows:

30 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

21 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. Councilmember Daves then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Small and…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

that the Finance Committee will meet on Tuesday, February 2, 2021, immediately after the Council meeting, to discuss possible regulations for food trucks. Councilmember Manzie thanked Councilmember…

6 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Gregory yea

Tue Jan 12, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council considers park improvements and demolition of nuisance structures

The City Council is reviewing contracts for Lyons Park and Sam Stotts Park improvements. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding the demolition of several nuisance structures and requests for noise ordinance waivers.

Contract for Lyons Park Improvements Phase 1: $488,600
Contract for Sam Stotts Park Improvements Phase 2: $400,000
Allocation of $200,000 from the Storm Water Fund to the Osprey contract
Public hearings to declare structures at Hayles Street, 6th Avenue, and Andrew Walker Court as public nuisances
Demolition cost fixes for various properties, including 1550 Robert E. Lee Street ($2,450.00)

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Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (12 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Baumhauer Park on January 15, 22 & 29, 2021, from 5:00 – 8:00 p.m.(District 3). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance at the corner of Michigan Avenue & Hurtel Street on January 16, 23 & 30, 2021, from 3:00 – 7:00 p.m.(District 3). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on the corner of Emogene Street & Spingdale Boulevard on every Thursday & Friday in January & February, 2021, (District 5). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Bienville Square on January 16, 23 & 30, 2021, from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m.(District 2). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance on January 23, 2021, from 12:00 – 2:00 p.m.(District 1). Councilmember Richardson moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Small and the vote was as follows

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Williams and the vote was as follows:

35 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

118 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be held over until the regular meeting of April, 13, 2021, which was seconded by Councilmember Rich and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. Councilmember Rich then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Richardson…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Resolution 07-043. Councilmember Gregory announced that Phase 2 of the Zeigler Boulevard widening project is underway. Councilmember Small said he is working to schedule a meeting with the developer…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Tue Jan 5, 2021 · 10:30

City Council

Mobile City Council reviews infrastructure contracts and upcoming rezoning hearings

The council is reviewing several service contracts, including dredging for Three Mile Creek and a survey for the Africatown Welcome Center. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding demolition costs and new transportation services. Additionally, the council will consider upcoming property rezonings scheduled for February.

$99,000 change order for Three Mile Creek natural channel dredging design
$58,802 contract for a cultural resources survey at the Africatown Welcome Center site
$35,660 purchase order for HVAC replacement at Harmon Recreation Center
Public hearings for property rezonings on St. Stephens Road and Cypress Business Park Drive
Demolition cost fixes for structures on Strange Street, Lacey Street, and Michigan Avenue

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✓ Decided: Council approves $99K Three Mile Creek dredging design change order

The Mobile City Council unanimously approved all agenda items, including a $99,000 change order for Moffatt & Nichol to design Three Mile Creek dredging, and a $58,802 contract with the University of South Alabama for a cultural resources survey at the Africatown Welcome Center site. The council also approved demolition cost assessments for four properties, granted a noise ordinance waiver for Langan Park, and authorized several purchases and contracts, including a $35,660 HVAC unit replacement and a $22,400 Ford Escape. All votes were 7-0.

Approved $99,000 change order for Three Mile Creek dredging design (7-0)
Approved $58,802 contract with University of South Alabama for Africatown Welcome Center survey (7-0)
Approved $35,660 purchase order to Trane for HVAC unit at Harmon Recreation Center (7-0)
Approved $22,400 purchase order for 2021 Ford Escape (7-0)
Approved demolition cost assessments: 1819 Strange St ($4,700), 1804 Lacey St ($2,700), 1260 Michigan Ave ($1,400), 459 Michigan Ave ($6,075) (7-0 each)
Granted noise ordinance waiver for Langan Park on Feb 14, 2021 (7-0)
Approved $58,971 grant application to Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (7-0)
Approved $500 bonuses to four police officers and parks employee Monchette Whitsett (7-0)

Agenda (official) · cached copy · Minutes

🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

to adopt the agenda and to declare the items on the agenda Essential/Covid-19 related, which move was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

Ordinance in Langan Park on February 14, 2021, from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m.(District 7). Councilmember Gregory moved to grant the waiver, which motion was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as…

7 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Daves and the vote was as follows:

63 yea

Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea · Richardson yea · Manzie yea · Small yea · Williams yea · Daves yea · Rich yea · Gregory yea

resolution adopted. SUSPENSION OF RULES FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OF ESSENTIAL/COVID-19 ITEMS BEING INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME. Councilmember Daves moved for the suspension of the rules to…

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that the resolution be adopted, which was seconded by Councilmember Gregory and the vote was as follows:

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Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its adoption and publication. Councilmember Rich then moved to call for the public hearing, which move was seconded by Councilmember Williams and…

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that the Public Service Committee will meet, at 2:00 p.m., on January 26, 2021, to receive updates from utility companies. Councilmember Manzie provided updates regarding upcoming road projects in…

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