Orange Beach public meetings in 2023

Committee of the Whole

The Orange Beach Committee of the Whole will consider awarding annual bids and setting dates for upcoming public hearings. These hearings involve proposed amendments to the city's Zoning Ordinance regarding Pandion Ridge PUD and Turquoise Place North PUD.

• Resolution awarding annual bids
• Public hearing date for Pandion Ridge PUD Modification (Manager's Mobile Home Unit)
• Public hearing date for Turquoise Place North PUD

Regular Council Meeting

The City Council will meet to consider several resolutions regarding city contracts, equipment purchases, and grant agreements. The agenda also includes a first reading of an ordinance to extend a temporary moratorium on certain marine-related business licenses.

• Resolution for Coastal Arts Center Events Pavilion construction with MD Thomas Construction, LLC up to $436,450
• Resolution for Utilities Department Vacuum Pump Truck purchase from Sansom Equipment Co., Inc. for $509,207
• Resolution for Police Department goggles and helmets purchase from Adorama Camera, Inc. for $48,746.70
• Resolution for Fire Department vehicle purchase for $49,993
• First Reading: Ordinance extending the temporary moratorium on business licenses for commercial vessels and marine activities

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss renewing employee medical services and rescheduling a December council meeting. The agenda also includes resolutions for city contracts, grant applications, and business franchises.

• Purchase of a $509,207 vacuum pump truck for the Utilities Department
• Renewal of the medical services agreement with Southern Rapid Healthcare, Inc.
• Franchise authorizations for CrozzzzCabz, Inc. and Republic Services
• Grant applications for clean water programs and wildlife rehabilitation expansion
• Resolution to appoint city attorneys for 2024

Regular Council Meeting

The City Council will review the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget and several resolutions regarding professional services and community events. The meeting also includes public hearings for proposed changes to the city's Zoning Ordinance.

• Approval of the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget
• Construction of an Events Pavilion at the Coastal Arts Center by MD Thomas Construction, LLC up to $436,450
• Appropriation of funds to Gulf Shores Airport Authority not to exceed $75,000 for FY2024
• Public hearing and first reading for zoning amendments regarding Recreational Vehicles as Residence and Tree Protection/Landscaping
• Extension of entertainment districts at SanRoc Cay Marina / Perdido Beach Resort and The Wharf

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will consider several resolutions, including the approval of the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget. The agenda also includes contract awards for a field house and sewer project updates.

• Bid award for Softball and Baseball Field House to Rolin Construction, Inc. up to $1,777,000
• Approval of the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget
• Change order for Sewer Force Main Canal Road to CR-12 Project up to $81,500.80
• Agreement with Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for sea turtle restoration
• One-time payment authorization for city employees

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss several resolutions including community event hosting, professional service agreements, and entertainment district extensions. The agenda also includes setting public hearing dates for proposed zoning ordinance amendments regarding recreational vehicles and tree protection.

• Resolution to host community events during 2024
• Agreement with CGI Communications, Inc., dba CGI Digital for a video program
• Lobbying services agreement with Bob Riley and Associates, LLC
• Consulting services agreement with Van Scoyoc Associates
• Social media consulting and marketing services with Socialize Your Bizness, Inc.

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review various resolutions including the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget. Discussion items also include intergovernmental agreements, property disposal, and a sewer project change order.

• Approval of Fiscal Year 2024 Budget
• $80,722 change order for Sewer Force Main Canal Road to CR-12 Project with R&B Contracting Company, Inc.
• Intergovernmental agreement with South Alabama Purchasing Association
• Amended implementation agreement with AL Dept of Conservation and Natural Resources for Coastal Alabama Sea Turtle Triage Restoration Project
• Mutual aid agreement with Lifeguard Ambulance Services, LLC, dba Medstar EMS

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will review several resolutions regarding construction bids and equipment purchases. Items include an ambulance for the Fire Department and a lifeguard tower. The council will also hold a public hearing on a zoning amendment for Culver's at The Wharf.

• Awarding Wildlife Center Phase II Interior Buildout bid to Rolin Construction ($730,600)
• Purchase of an ambulance for the Fire Department ($405,954)
• Sole source purchase of a lifeguard tower ($88,810)
• Blower package bid for Utilities Department ($178,200)
• Zoning amendment for Culver's Restaurant at The Wharf PUD

Solid Waste Authority

The Solid Waste Authority will meet to consider a proposed rate change and contract extension for waste services. The items involve BFI Waste Services, LLC, dba Republic Services.

• 5% rate increase by BFI Waste Services, LLC, dba Republic Services, for 2024
• Contract renewal with BFI Waste Services, LLC, dba Republic Services, through December 31, 2025

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review several resolutions regarding construction bids and service agreements. The agenda includes a proposed rescheduling of the November 21 council meeting and a public hearing date for a zoning amendment.

• Bid award for Rosemary Dune Cabins
• Bid award for a Softball and Baseball Field House
• Bid award for an EBS Rotary Screw Blower Package
• Agreement with Lexipol, LLC to update Fire Department Policy Manual
• Sole source purchase of a Lifeguard Tower from Bausch Enterprises, Inc. for $88,810

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will consider several resolutions regarding infrastructure projects and municipal appointments. Items include significant funding for an athletic complex and various construction contracts for city facilities. The agenda also includes a judicial appointment and service agreement renewals.

• $46,162,000 appropriation for Board of Education Athletic Complex construction
• $1,252,021.60 contract for Sportsplex football and soccer field turf installation
• $720,000 bid award for Wildlife Center Phase II interior buildout
• Appointment of Michael A. Dasinger as Municipal Court Judge
• $472,000 contract for Community Center addition and roof replacement

Regular Council Meeting

The City Council will consider several resolutions regarding construction bids for the Wildlife Center, recreation center roof, and roadway resurfacing. The meeting also includes a public hearing and first reading of a zoning ordinance amendment for McInnis Company Office and Storage.

• Wildlife Center Phase II Interior Buildout bid to Rolin Construction, Inc. up to $720,000
• Recreation Center Roof and Soffit Replacement bid to Dobson Sheet Metal & Roofing & Specialities, Inc. up to $791,000
• 2023 Roadway Resurfacing bid to Arrington Curb & Excavation, Inc. up to $745,990
• Taxi service franchise authorization for CrozzzzCabz, Inc.
• Zoning ordinance amendment for McInnis Company Office and Storage (Case No. 0901-CU-23)

Committee of the Whole

The committee will discuss the appointment of a Municipal Judge and a consulting agreement with The Andy Andrews Group for employee training. A reminder was also issued regarding an upcoming zoning hearing for McInnis Company Office and Storage on October 3, 2023.

• Discussion regarding the appointment of a Municipal Judge
• Resolution for a consulting agreement with The Andy Andrews Group for employee training
• Reminder of public hearing for McInnis Company Office and Storage zoning amendment

Regular Council Meeting

The City Council will review several ordinances regarding exotic animals, electronic meeting policies, and speed limit changes on Canal Road and State Highway 180. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions for equipment purchases, service contracts, and business franchises.

• Wildlife Center Phase II Interior Buildout bid to Rolin Construction, Inc. up to $720,000
• Purchase of a Knuckleboom Truck for Public Works from Ingram Equipment Company, LLC for $234,926
• Police Department drone purchases from Axon Enterprise, Inc. ($69,324.84) and Adorama Camera, Inc. ($90,029.58)
• Sportsplex softball field lighting purchase from Musco Sports Lighting, LLC for $86,500
• Speed limit changes on portions of Canal Road and State Highway 180

The Orange Beach City Council approved several ordinances, including a ban on exotic animals, an electronic meeting policy, and a speed‑limit change on Canal Road and State Highway 180. The council also adopted multiple resolutions authorizing purchases and contracts for public works, police equipment, lighting, and a temporary school weight‑room project. All votes were unanimous or recorded as 4‑0 in favor.

• Adopted exotic animal ban ordinance (4-0)
• Adopted electronic meeting policy ordinance (4-0)
• Adopted speed‑limit change ordinance (4-0)
• Approved purchase of a Knuckleboom Truck for Public Works ($234,926) (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of a police drone from Axon Enterprise ($69,324.84) (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of six police drones from Adorama Camera ($90,029.58) (unanimous)
• Approved lighting for the Softball Field at the Sportsplex ($86,500) (unanimous)
• Amended FY 2023 budget to create a temporary school weight‑room project (up to $250,000) (unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review several resolutions regarding city purchases, including police drones and public works equipment. The agenda also includes authorizations for professional services, taxi franchises, and a budget amendment for a temporary school weight room.

• Purchase of a Knuckleboom Truck for $234,926
• Purchase of one drone for $69,324.84 and six drones for $90,029.58
• Lighting for the Sportsplex softball field for $86,500
• Budget amendment for a Temporary School Weight Room not to exceed $250,000
• Ordinance to change speed limits on Canal Road and State Highway 180

The Committee of the Whole met to review potential agenda items for the September 12, 2023, meeting. No formal decisions, approvals, or denials were recorded during this session.

Regular Council Meeting

The City Council will review several resolutions including a $3.6 million appropriation for the Board of Education and a $367,959 grant for marine debris removal. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding business license revocations and zoning amendments for storage buildings.

• Wildlife Center Phase II Interior Buildout bid to Rolin Construction, Inc. up to $720,000
• National Fish and Wildlife Foundation grant for Hurricane Sally marine debris removal: $367,959.44
• Appropriation to Orange Beach Board of Education up to $3,640,770
• Justice Center roof replacement task order to Watermark Design Group, LLC up to $75,800
• Coastal Arts Center event pavilion design services to McCollough Architecture, Inc. up to $13,500

The City Council approved funding for school operations and appointed an interim fire chief. They also approved a zoning amendment for storage buildings on Money Bayou Drive and several grant agreements for environmental and infrastructure projects.

• Appropriated up to $3,640,770 to the Orange Beach Board of Education (unanimous)
• Appointed Jeffrey F. Smith as Interim Fire Chief (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use for storage buildings at 4400 and 4402 Money Bayou Drive (5-0)
• Approved $367,959.44 grant for marine debris removal from Hurricane Sally (unanimous)
• Approved $52,002.73 proposal for Sportsplex wireless network improvements (unanimous)
• Approved $75,800 task order for Justice Center roof replacement (unanimous)
• Approved restaurant retail liquor license for Lauria's at 25637 Canal Road (unanimous)
• Postponed bid for Wildlife Center Phase II Interior Buildout to Sept 12 (unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review several resolutions regarding grants and service contracts. This includes funding for the Board of Education and marine debris removal following Hurricane Sally. The council will also discuss an ordinance to ban exotic animals.

• $2,808,503 appropriation to Orange Beach Board of Education
• $367,959.44 grant for marine debris removal from Hurricane Sally
• $75,800 task order for Justice Center roof replacement
• Ordinance to ban exotic animals and regulate wildlife associations
• Public hearing regarding business license revocation for Super Salt Life LLC

The Committee of the Whole met to review 14 potential items for the September 5, 2023, agenda. No formal votes or decisions were recorded during this session.

• Set public hearing for September 5, 2023, regarding business license revocation of Super Salt Life LLC

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will review several resolutions for construction bids, including baseball field turf and wildlife center buildout. The agenda also includes liquor license applications and public hearings regarding zoning and business license appeals.

• $1,310,000 bid for Baseball Field Turf Installation and Dugouts
• $720,000 interior buildout for Wildlife Center Phase II
• $83,800 shade replacement for the Sportsplex
• $436,570 purchase of artificial turf for soccer/football fields
• Public hearing for Buena Vista on the Beach PUD outdoor kitchen modification

The Council approved several infrastructure bids for the Sportsplex and adopted the FY2024 Transportation Plan. Two liquor licenses were granted, and a zoning modification for Buena Vista on the Beach was approved. A bid for the Wildlife Center Phase II interior buildout was postponed to September 5.

• Approved $1.31M bid for Baseball Field Turf Installation and Dugouts to Rolin Construction, Inc.
• Approved $436,570 for Soccer/Football Field artificial turf materials
• Approved $83,800 bid for Sportsplex Shade Replacement to Complete Roofing LLC
• Adopted the City of Orange Beach FY2024 Transportation Plan
• Postponed bid for Wildlife Center Phase II Interior Buildout to Sept 5
• Approved liquor licenses for Maruti Hospitality, LLC and L & R Food Service LLC
• Approved zoning modification for outdoor kitchen area at Buena Vista on the Beach (4-0)
• Ratified Board of Adjustment member appointments and term dates (4-0)

Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance Board of Adjustment

The Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance Board of Adjustment will meet to address unfinished business. The primary agenda item is a variance request submitted by Angie Williams regarding the property at 25555 Canal Road, Lot 32.

• Variance request for 25555 Canal Road, Lot 32

The Board of Adjustment approved a variance request for a property at 25555 Canal Road. The request granted a 3-foot waiver on the City's freeboard requirement for a mobile home replacement.

• Approved 3-foot freeboard variance for 25555 Canal Road, Lot 32 (4-2)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing resolutions for several city facility projects. These include awarding bids for baseball field improvements and wildlife center buildout. The committee will also set a public hearing date for storage buildings on Money Bayou Drive.

• Purchase of $436,570 in artificial turf for the Sportsplex soccer/football field
• Awarding bids for baseball field turf installation and dugouts
• Awarding bid for Wildlife Center Phase II interior buildout
• Professional services agreement with McCollough Architecture, Inc.
• Setting a public hearing date for storage buildings at 4400 and 4402 Money Bayou Drive

The Committee of the Whole met to review potential agenda items. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded in the minutes.

• Set public hearing for Money Bayou Storage Buildings conditional use approval (Case No. 0801-CU-23) for September 5, 2023

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will consider several resolutions regarding infrastructure and city services. Items include a large-scale beach restoration project and funding for the 2023 Tourism Summit. The council will also review rental agreements for the Event Center at the Wharf.

• $11,694,176.36 bid award for Orange Beach/Gulf State Park/Gulf Shores beach restoration
• $12,500 appropriation to GUMBO for the 2023 Tourism Summit
• $73,725.50 purchase of a Recorder Server for Police Department Dispatch
• $38,000 task order for Fire Station No. 3 construction services
• Rental agreement and fee schedule for Orange Beach Event Center at the Wharf

The City Council approved a major beach restoration contract and several operational resolutions. Other actions included funding for a tourism summit and authorizing software and equipment purchases for emergency services.

• Awarded Orange Beach/Gulf State Park/Gulf Shores Beach Restoration Project to Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company, LLC, not to exceed $11,694,176.36 (Unanimous)
• Approved rental agreement and fee schedule for Orange Beach Event Center at the Wharf (Unanimous)
• Authorized $73,725.50 for Police Department Dispatch Recorder Server, correcting payee to Voice Products, Inc (Unanimous)
• Appropriated $12,500 to Gulf United Metro Business Organization, Inc. (GUMBO) for 2023 Tourism Summit (Unanimous)
• Awarded EMS Billing Services proposal to EMS Management & Consultants, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Authorized task order with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for Fire Station No. 3 services, not to exceed $38,000 (Unanimous)
• Authorized franchise agreement for Southern Light, LLC (Unanimous)
• Authorized narcotics tracking software license with Station Automation, Inc. (PSTrax) for Fire Department (Unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider resolutions for tourism summit funding and EMS billing services. The council will also discuss a task order for Fire Station No. 3 construction and beach restoration project bids.

• $12,500 appropriation to GUMBO for the 2023 Tourism Summit
• Task order with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for Fire Station No. 3 up to $38,000
• Awarding bid for Orange Beach/Gulf State Park/Gulf Shores Beach Restoration Project
• Proposal award for EMS Billing Services
• Public hearing date setting for Buena Vista on the Beach PUD modification

The Committee of the Whole met to review potential agenda items. The minutes record discussions on funding, contracts, and a public hearing date, but do not list formal votes or final decisions.

• Discussed relocating August 1, 2023 meeting to the Community Center
• Discussed $12,500 appropriation for Gulf United Metro Business Organization, Inc. (GUMBO)
• Discussed proposal for EMS Billing Services
• Discussed bid for Orange Beach/Gulf State Park/Gulf Shores Beach Restoration Project
• Discussed task order with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for Fire Station No. 3 not to exceed $38,000
• Set public hearing for August 15, 2023 regarding Zoning Ordinance Case No. 0802- PUDA-23

Regular Council Meeting

The City Council will consider several resolutions, including a contract for highway paving near Fire Station No. 3 and various surveying task orders. The agenda also includes a second reading of an ordinance regarding marine business licenses.

• Bid award for State Highway 180 paving up to $198,477.07
• Second reading of an ordinance amending a moratorium on marine business licenses
• Task order for boundary survey at 26192 Canal Road up to $3,900
• Task order for veterans memorial design services up to $16,000
• Rejection of all bids for the Recreation Center Roof and Soffit Replacement

The City Council adopted an ordinance establishing a temporary moratorium on business licenses for commercial vessels and marine activity. Several resolutions were approved, including a road paving contract and a professional services agreement for lobbying. The council rejected all bids for the Recreation Center Roof and Soffit Replacement.

• Adopted moratorium on business licenses for commercial vessels and marine activity (5-0)
• Awarded State Highway 180 milling, paving, and striping contract to John G. Walton Construction Company, Inc. for up to $198,477.07 (Unanimous)
• Rejected all bids for Recreation Center Roof and Soffit Replacement (Unanimous)
• Approved professional services agreement with DuncanCounts, LLC for lobbying services (Unanimous)
• Approved $3,900 boundary survey of Bert Taylor Property with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC (Unanimous)
• Approved $6,500 land surveying services for Romar Lakes Development with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC (Unanimous)
• Approved lease agreement with the United States Postal Service (Unanimous)
• Approved $16,000 design services for a veterans memorial with McCollough Architecture, Inc. (Unanimous)

Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance Board of Adjustment

The Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance Board of Adjustment will meet to review the agenda and unfinished business. The board will also consider a variance request submitted by Angie Williams.

• Variance request for 25555 Canal Road, Lot 32

The Board of Adjustment postponed consideration of a variance request for a property on Canal Road. A follow-up meeting was scheduled for August 1, 2023, to ensure all councilmembers could be present.

• Postponed variance request for 25555 Canal Road, Lot 32 (4-0)
• Scheduled next Board of Adjustment meeting for August 1, 2023, at 4:45 P.M. (4-0)

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will consider several resolutions regarding construction contracts and service purchases. The agenda includes public hearings for zoning modifications at Summer Salt and Phoenix West II. The council will also review a first reading of an ordinance establishing a temporary moratorium on certain marine business licenses.

• $1,734,000 bid award for City Hall Finance Wing Addition
• $35,000 purchase of social media data services for Police Department
• $72,025.70 change order for multi-use trail extension
• Zoning modifications for Summer Salt and Phoenix West II PUDs
• Temporary moratorium on commercial vessel business licenses

The City Council approved several infrastructure and equipment purchases, including a City Hall expansion and police department software. A zoning modification for Phoenix West II was approved, while a request for a sign at Summer Salt PUD was deferred for modification.

• Awarded City Hall Finance Wing Addition bid to Rolin Construction, Inc. for up to $1,734,000 (Unanimous)
• Approved $35,000 purchase of Voyager Labs social media data services for Police Department (Unanimous)
• Approved $72,025.70 change order for Canal Road multi-use trail extension (Unanimous)
• Approved $31,295.09 purchase of Mass Notification System for Recreation Center (Unanimous)
• Approved $2,650 task order with GeoCon Engineering for Sportsplex artificial turf testing (Unanimous)
• Approved zoning modification for restaurant and pavilion at Phoenix West II PUD (4-0)
• Donated two surplus city vehicles to the City of Creola, Alabama (Unanimous)
• Tabled Summer Salt PUD sign modification pending applicant revisions

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review several resolutions regarding infrastructure and professional services. This includes paving for Fire Station No. 3 and a survey for the Bert Taylor Property. The council will also discuss rental fees for the Orange Beach Event Center.

• Bid award for State Highway 180 milling, paving, and striping for Fire Station No. 3
• Task order with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for a survey at 26192 Canal Road up to $3,900
• Design services contract with McCollough Architecture, Inc. for a veterans memorial up to $16,000
• Rental agreement and fee schedule for the Orange Beach Event Center at the Wharf
• Public hearing for an appeal regarding a business license denial for Ike’s Beach Service, Inc.

The Committee of the Whole met to review potential agenda items. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded in the minutes; the body discussed resolutions and set one public hearing date.

• Set public hearing for Ike’s Beach Service, Inc. business license appeal for August 15, 2023

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts and infrastructure. Items include a change order for Canal Road improvements and a software purchase for the Police Department. The committee will also discuss Event Center fees.

• $72,025.70 change order to extend the multi-use trail at Canal Road
• $35,000 purchase of social media data analysis services for the Police Department
• $31,295.09 mass notification system purchase for the Recreation Center
• Zoning modification for Phoenix West II PUD restaurant and pavilion
• Donation of surplus city vehicles to the City of Creola

The Committee of the Whole met to discuss items for the July 11, 2023, agenda. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded; the meeting served as a review of proposed resolutions and hearing dates.

• Set Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance Board of Adjustment meeting for July 11, 2023
• Set public hearing for Phoenix West II PUD Minor Modification for July 11, 2023

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will review several funding resolutions and infrastructure projects. This includes allocating money to the local school system and the Miracle League of Coastal Alabama. The meeting also features discussions on Sportsplex improvements and a temporary moratorium on certain marine business licenses.

• Appropriation of up to $3,229,400 to the Orange Beach Board of Education
• Bid award of $435,552 for batting cage construction at the Sportsplex
• Budget amendment increasing City Hall renovation funds by $150,000
• Ordinance establishing a temporary moratorium on commercial vessel business licenses
• Liquor license application for DMacs Bar and Grill at 24821 Canal Road

The City Council approved several funding resolutions, including support for the city school system and the Miracle League of Coastal Alabama. The council also established a temporary moratorium on business licenses for commercial vessels to review city code. Additionally, a reimbursement of nearly $950,000 for drainage improvements was approved.

• Approved $3,229,400 for Orange Beach Board of Education (Unanimous)
• Approved $57,150 for Miracle League of Coastal Alabama (Unanimous)
• Approved temporary moratorium on commercial vessel business licenses (6-0)
• Approved nearly $950,000 reimbursement to Orange Beach Land Company, LLC for drainage improvements (6-0)
• Approved $150,000 budget increase for city hall renovation (Unanimous)
• Approved $435,552 contract for Sportsplex Batting Cages Building (Unanimous)
• Approved liquor license for DMacs Bar and Grill at 24821 Canal Road (Unanimous)
• Approved purchase of real property from Mary Thornton Taylor and Bert P. Taylor (Unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The committee will discuss modifications to city code regarding marine activities and Fire EMS fees. Members will also consider resolutions for school funding, budget amendments for City Hall renovations, and various service contracts.

• Appropriating up to $3,229,400 to the Orange Beach Board of Education
• Increasing the City Hall renovation budget by $150,000
• Authorizing an $87,250 agreement for impact fee consulting services
• Approving a $92,700 task order for artificial turf at the Sportsplex
• Setting public hearings for CoastAL Beach Development and Summer Salt PUD

The Committee of the Whole met to review potential agenda items. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded in the minutes.

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will consider several resolutions regarding infrastructure, professional services, and local appointments. Agenda items include a bid award for Sportsplex site work and a zoning amendment for the Wharf PUD.

• $163,104.40 bid award for Sportsplex field house and batting cages site work
• $34,095.50 purchase of SWAT vest kits for the Police Department
• $25,000 appropriation to the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber
• Zoning amendment for Villaggio's canopy addition at the Wharf PUD
• $8,500 task order for a school weight room conversion

The City Council approved a development agreement with Wharf entities to provide a tax rebate in exchange for land and the removal of structures at the former Bama Bayou site. Council also approved a zoning amendment for a canopy addition at Villaggio's. Multiple professional service contracts and equipment purchases were authorized.

• Approved Wharf development agreement and related transactions (6-0)
• Approved zoning amendment for Villaggio's Canopy Addition (6-0)
• Awarded $163,104.40 to PL Russell LLC for Sportsplex site work (Unanimous)
• Approved $34,095.50 for Police Department SWAT Vest Kits (Unanimous)
• Appropriated $25,000 to Coastal Alabama Business Chamber for Gateway Initiative (Unanimous)
• Approved $8,500 for McCollough Architecture for school weight room conversion (Unanimous)
• Approved $8,500 for Pillar, LLC for Beaver Creek Subdivision sidewalks (Unanimous)
• Appointed Vince McCoy and reappointed Greg Kennedy and Jeff Silvers to Construction Board of Adjustment and Appeals (Unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The Orange Beach Committee of the Whole is reviewing several resolutions and an ordinance. Proposed items include professional service agreements, grant applications, and appointments to the Construction Board of Adjustment and Appeals.

• Purchase of SWAT vest kits for the Police Department for $34,095.50
• Task order with McCollough Architecture for a school weight room up to $8,500
• Appropriation of $25,000 to the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber
• Task order with Pillar, LLC for Beaver Creek Subdivision sidewalks up to $8,500
• Public hearing date for The Wharf PUD minor amendment

The Committee of the Whole met to review potential agenda items for the June 6, 2023, meeting. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded during this session.

• Set public hearing for June 6, 2023, regarding Zoning Ordinance Case No. 0503-PUDA-23 (The Wharf PUD Minor Amendment)

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will consider several resolutions, including awarding a bid for the Fire Station No. 1 roof replacement. The council will also review first readings for ordinances regarding speed limit changes on Canal Road and State Highway 180. Additionally, the agenda includes professional services agreements for special needs aide services.

• Awarding Fire Station No. 1 roof replacement bid to Roofing Plus, Inc. up to $365,636
• Authorizing an Event Center appraisal not to exceed $20,000
• First reading for speed limit changes on Canal Road and State Highway 180
• Conditional use approval for Liberty Linen Warehouse & Boat/RV Storage Addition
• Professional services agreements for Expect Excellence Program special needs aides

The City Council approved several resolutions, including a roof replacement contract and a new financial management policy. They also passed ordinances regarding a conditional use approval for Liberty Linen and speed limit changes on Canal Road and State Highway 180.

• Approved Fire Station No. 1 Roof Replacement bid to Roofing Plus, Inc. not to exceed $365,636 (Unanimous)
• Adopted a Financial Management Policy for the City of Orange Beach (Unanimous)
• Authorized Event Center appraisal by The Appraisal & Consultant Group, Inc. not to exceed $20,000 (Unanimous)
• Approved performance contract with Joan Hill for water aerobics instruction (Unanimous)
• Approved professional services agreements for special needs aide services for Expect Excellence program (Unanimous)
• Approved access point and access easement agreement with Baldwin County Bridge Company, L.L.C (Unanimous)
• Approved Administrative Services Agreement with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama (Unanimous)
• Approved zoning ordinance for Liberty Linen Warehouse & Boat/RV Storage Addition (5-0)

Solid Waste Authority

The Solid Waste Authority will consider an annual renewal for the collection and disposal of residential solid waste and recyclables. The proposed agreement is with BFI Waste Services, LLC, doing business as Republic Services. This renewal would extend the contract through December 31, 2024.

• Renewal of residential solid waste and recyclables contract with BFI Waste Services, LLC (dba Republic Services) through December 31, 2024

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider several resolutions and ordinances. Proposed items include adopting a new financial management policy and authorizing an appraisal for the Event Center. The committee also noted upcoming public hearings for zoning cases in May.

• Ordinance to reduce speed limits on portions of State Highway 180
• Bid award for Fire Station No. 1 roof replacement
• Event Center appraisal not to exceed $20,000
• Adoption of a City Financial Management Policy
• Performance contract for water aerobics at the Aquatics Center

The Orange Beach City Council met to discuss upcoming agenda items, including a resolution to reschedule the July 4 council meeting to July 11 due to the holiday, and setting a Solid Waste Authority meeting for May 16. Other items discussed were a roof replacement bid for Fire Station No. 1, a financial management policy, an appraisal of the Event Center, a water aerobics contract, a speed limit change on State Highway 180, and reminders about public hearings for a zoning ordinance and a conditional use approval. No votes were taken.

• Rescheduled July 4 council meeting to July 11, 2023
• Set Solid Waste Authority meeting for May 16, 2023, at 4:45 PM
• Discussed resolution awarding bid for Fire Station No. 1 roof replacement
• Discussed resolution adopting a Financial Management Policy
• Discussed resolution authorizing appraisal of Event Center for up to $20,000
• Discussed resolution authorizing water aerobics contract with Joan Hill
• Discussed ordinance reducing speed limit on portions of State Highway 180
• Reminded of public hearings for Rollins Road PUD and Liberty Linen conditional use on May 16

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will review several resolutions regarding city contracts and property. Items include awarding a bid for warehouse repairs and authorizing the purchase of an administration vehicle. The council will also consider agreements for interior design and airport mutual aid.

• Awarding storage warehouse repair bid to Sun Coast Builders, Inc. up to $91,013
• Authorizing a vehicle purchase for the Administration Department for $34,095.50
• Executing an agreement with MINT Decor LLC for City Hall interior design
• Establishing rental fees for the Performing Arts Center and its equipment
• Approving a settlement with Georgene Conner, et al.

The Orange Beach City Council unanimously approved 12 resolutions, including reappointing Sherry Brandler to the Library Board, awarding a $91,013 warehouse repair bid to Sun Coast Builders, authorizing an interior design agreement with MINT Decor LLC for City Hall, and approving a settlement in the Georgene Conner case. The council also certified cash requirements for payment and recognized National Small Business Week. No public comments were made.

• Approved agenda as written (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of 04/04/2023 meetings (unanimous)
• Certified cash requirements without related interests (5-0)
• Certified cash requirements with related interests in Swift Supply (4-0-1, Silvers abstained)
• Adopted resolution reappointing Sherry Brandler to Library Board (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution awarding Storage Warehouse Repairs bid to Sun Coast Builders, Inc., not to exceed $91,013 (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution authorizing interior design agreement with MINT Decor LLC for City Hall (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution approving settlement in Georgene Conner, et al. v. City of Orange Beach (unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several resolutions and ordinances. These include adopting a new financial management policy and authorizing agreements for pharmacy claims and interior design. The committee will also set public hearing dates for specific zoning changes.

• Adoption of a Financial Management Policy
• Agreement with MINT Decor LLC for City Hall interior design
• MOU with Gulf Shores for airport mutual aid
• Zoning amendment for Rollins Road Residential PUD
• Conditional use approval for Liberty Linen Warehouse & Boat/RV Storage Addition

The Committee of the Whole met to review potential agenda items for the May 2, 2023, meeting. No formal votes were taken; the session served as a review of proposed resolutions and the scheduling of public hearings.

• Scheduled public hearing for Rollins Road Residential PUD zoning amendment (May 16, 2023)
• Scheduled public hearing for Liberty Linen Warehouse & Boat/RV Storage Addition conditional use approval (May 16, 2023)

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will consider several major contracts, including a new police boat and artificial turf for the Sportsplex. The agenda also features public hearings on zoning modifications for The Wharf and Village of Tannin. Additionally, the council will review department head fee-setting authority and liquor license applications.

• Awarding bid for a police boat in the amount of $437,073.93
• Purchase of artificial turf for Sportsplex baseball field for $480,270
• Public hearing for The Wharf PUD modification
• Change order for Fire Station No. 3 not to exceed $21,548
• Liquor license application for Sam’s Stop and Shop at 27125 Canal Road

The City Council approved funding for a new police boat, sportsplex turf, and a fuel station. They also approved zoning modifications for The Wharf and Village of Tannin, while rejecting an ordinance that would have allowed department heads to set certain fees.

• Approved $437,073.93 bid for a Police Department boat (unanimous)
• Approved $480,270 for Baseball Field artificial turf at the Sportsplex (unanimous)
• Approved bid for new fuel station to SPATCO Energy Solutions, LLC not to exceed $240,778 (unanimous)
• Approved zoning modification for The Wharf PUD Main Street Addition (6-0)
• Approved zoning modification for Village of Tannin pool setback encroachment (5-1)
• Denied ordinance authorizing department heads to set certain fees (0-6)
• Approved liquor license for Pinki’s Market, Inc. at 27125 Canal Road (unanimous)
• Approved $21,548 change order for Fire Station No. 3 (unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review resolutions regarding a fire station change order and an artificial turf purchase. The agenda also includes reminders for upcoming public hearings on zoning ordinance amendments.

• Change order for Fire Station No. 3 up to $21,548
• $517,890 purchase of artificial turf materials for the Sportsplex baseball field
• Reminder of April 18 public hearing for The Wharf PUD modification
• Reminder of April 18 public hearing for Village Of Tannin PUD modification

The Committee of the Whole met to review items for a future agenda. No formal votes or decisions were recorded during the meeting.

• Discussed change order for Fire Station No. 3 not to exceed $21,548
• Discussed purchase of artificial turf for Sportsplex baseball field for $517,890
• Reviewed upcoming public hearings for The Wharf PUD and Village of Tannin PUD modifications

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council is reviewing several resolutions for departmental equipment, including in-car camera systems and fire department watercraft. The meeting also includes first readings of ordinances regarding condo construction, balcony conduct, and lodging taxes. Additionally, the council will consider various special event liquor license applications.

• Purchase of in-car camera systems for the Police Department for $656,042
• Purchase of a Knuckleboom Truck for Public Works for $227,211.47
• First reading of an ordinance regarding ADA compliance in condominium construction
• Awarding bids for fire department watercraft ($34,699.99) and UTVs ($50,674)
• Approval of special event liquor licenses for Wharf Restaurant Group LLC

The City Council approved several high-cost police and fire department equipment purchases and adopted three new ordinances. They also granted four retail liquor licenses for local businesses and events.

• Approved $656,042 for Police Department In-Car Camera Systems
• Approved $227,211.47 for Public Works Knuckleboom Truck
• Approved $73,725.50 for Police Department Recorder Server
• Adopted ordinance ensuring ADA compliance in condominium construction (5-0)
• Adopted ordinance regarding 'Disorderly and Prohibited Conduct on Balconies' (5-0)
• Adopted ordinance addressing lodging taxes in police jurisdiction (5-0)
• Approved four retail liquor licenses for Wharf Restaurant Group LLC, Event Concessions, Inc., and High Tide Daiquiris & Mimosas LLC
• Approved donation of a surplus city vehicle to the Town of Repton, Alabama

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider several resolutions involving police equipment purchases and professional service agreements. The meeting also includes discussions on ordinances for balcony conduct and condominium ADA compliance. Additionally, the committee will set public hearing dates for zoning modifications.

• Purchase of in-car camera systems for the Police Department for $656,042
• Ordinance establishing prohibited conduct on balconies
• Task order for parking lot design services not to exceed $99,000
• Purchase of a police dispatch recorder server for $73,725.50
• Ordinance regarding ADA compliance in condominium construction

The Committee of the Whole met to review potential agenda items for the April 4, 2023, meeting. No votes were taken on the listed resolutions or ordinances. The council voted unanimously to enter an executive session to discuss pending litigation and a city employee.

• Approved motion to enter executive session for litigation and employee character discussion (Unanimous)

Regular Council Meeting

The City Council will review several resolutions regarding infrastructure and construction projects. This includes awarding a contract for seawall park repairs and authorizing work on the City Hall finance addition. Additionally, the council will hold public hearings for various zoning ordinance amendments.

• $695,597.05 contract award for Perdido Pass Seawall Park repairs and expansion
• Zoning amendments for Jones Duplexes, JPEM Duplex, and Three T's Restaurant
• $10,000 task order for City Hall Finance Addition professional services
• $17,500 task order for Community Center roof replacement and addition
• $19,513 purchase of an aerator for the Landscape Department

The City Council awarded a contract for seawall park repairs and approved several professional service agreements. The council also approved three zoning ordinances for residential and commercial developments following public hearings.

• Awarded Perdido Pass Seawall Park repairs and expansion to MD Thomas Construction, LLC for up to $695,597.05 (Unanimous)
• Approved zoning for Jones Duplexes at 26480 Perdido Beach Boulevard (5-1)
• Approved zoning for JPEM Duplex at 29110 Perdido Beach Boulevard (6-0)
• Approved zoning for Three T's Restaurant and Warehouse at 25431 Canal Road (6-0)
• Authorized $10,000 task order with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for City Hall Finance Addition (Unanimous)
• Authorized $17,500 task order with McCollough Architecture, Inc. for Community Center roof and addition (Unanimous)
• Approved $19,513 purchase of an Aerator for the Landscape Department (Unanimous)
• Approved legislative annexation of certain city-owned properties (Unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review previous meeting minutes and consider several new resolutions. These include a grant amendment for Canal Road improvements and a task order for City Hall finance addition services. The committee also noted upcoming public hearings for zoning ordinance amendments.

• Grant amendment for Canal Road improvements east of State Highway 161
• Task order with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for City Hall Finance Addition up to $10,000
• Annual bid award for Magnesium Hydroxide Slurry
• Annual bid award for On-Call Electrical Services
• Reminders for March 21 zoning ordinance public hearings

The Committee of the Whole met to review potential items for the March 7, 2023, agenda. The meeting consisted of discussions regarding various resolutions and the scheduling of public hearings.

• Set Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance Board of Adjustment meeting for March 7, 2023
• Set public hearing for Jones Duplexes PUD zoning amendment for March 21, 2023
• Set public hearing for JPEM Duplex zoning amendment for March 21, 2023
• Set public hearing for Three T's Restaurant and Warehouse zoning amendment for March 21, 2023

Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will consider a variance request submitted by Jody Bruscato. The application pertains to the property located at 23698 Perdido Beach Boulevard.

• Variance request for 23698 Perdido Beach Boulevard

The Board of Adjustment approved a variance request for a home alteration and addition. The request sought a 1.6-foot waiver on the city's freeboard requirement.

• Approved 1.6’ freeboard variance for 23698 Perdido Beach Boulevard (5-0)

Regular Council Meeting

The City Council will consider several resolutions regarding infrastructure projects, including beach restoration and Sportsplex improvements. The agenda also includes the adoption of the 2021 International Fire Code and various professional service agreements.

• $50,700 task order for beach restoration survey by Olsen Associates, Inc.
• $36,200 surveying and design contract for Sportsplex improvements
• Adoption of the 2021 International Fire Code ordinance
• $15,233.21 furniture purchase for Fire Station No. 3
• $10,000 appropriation for Safe Harbor Animal Coalition

The Council approved the adoption of the 2021 International Fire Code and an ordinance to lease city property to the Orange Beach Board of Education. Several resolutions were passed regarding public safety equipment, beach restoration, and infrastructure projects.

• Adopted 2021 International Fire Code (6-0)
• Approved lease of city property to Orange Beach Board of Education (6-0)
• Appropriated $10,000 to Safe Harbor Animal Coalition (Unanimous)
• Approved $15,233.21 for Fire Station No. 3 furniture (Unanimous)
• Approved $24,640 bid for Sportsplex Medical Response Golf Cart (Unanimous)
• Approved $50,700 for beach restoration pre-construction surveys (Unanimous)
• Approved liquor licenses for Wharf Restaurant Group LLC and Ata Sanders LLC (Unanimous)
• Postponed Perdido Pass Seawall Park repair bid to March 21, 2023 (Unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The committee will review several infrastructure task orders, including surveys for beach restoration and design services for the Sportsplex. The agenda also includes zoning amendments and equipment purchases for fire and police services.

• $50,700 task order with Olsen Associates for beach restoration survey
• $36,200 task order with Sawgrass Consulting for Sportsplex design
• $15,233.21 furniture purchase for Fire Station No. 3
• $10,000 appropriation for Safe Harbor Animal Coalition
• Zoning amendments for Jones Duplexes PUD and JPEM Duplex

The Committee of the Whole met to review potential agenda items for the March 7, 2023, meeting. The session consisted of discussions on various resolutions and the scheduling of public hearings; no final votes were recorded in these minutes.

• Scheduled Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance Board of Adjustment meeting for March 7, 2023
• Scheduled public hearing for Jones Duplexes PUD zoning amendment for March 21, 2023
• Scheduled public hearing for JPEM Duplex zoning amendment for March 21, 2023
• Scheduled public hearing for Three T's Restaurant and Warehouse zoning amendment for March 21, 2023

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will review several zoning ordinance amendments and liquor license applications. The agenda also includes resolutions for various service contracts and a $50,000 sponsorship for the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo. Additionally, the council will hear a first reading regarding a Springhill Suites by Marriott development extension.

• Contract up to $257,385 for Canoe Trail repairs following Hurricane Sally
• Zoning amendments for Romar Beach Hotel PUD and residential real estate signs
• $50,000 appropriation for the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo
• Liquor license applications for SanBar, LLC and Ristorante Carmelo
• Purchase of archive storage mobile shelving for $66,023.83

The City Council adopted two zoning ordinances and approved several service bids, including waste management and canoe trail repairs. The council also granted two retail liquor licenses and appropriated $50,000 for the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo.

• Adopted zoning amendment for Romar Beach Hotel PUD (5-0)
• Adopted zoning amendment for Temporary Residential Real Estate Signs (5-0)
• Approved liquor licenses for SanBar, LLC and KOL Italian of Orange Beach, LLC (Unanimous)
• Appropriated $50,000 to The Zoo Foundation, Inc. for FY2023 (Unanimous)
• Authorized $66,023.83 for Archive Storage Mobile Shelving (Unanimous)
• Awarded Canoe Trail repairs to Southern Justice Marine & Sales LLC up to $257,385 (Unanimous)
• Awarded dumpster services to BFI Waste Services/Republic Services and roll-off services to BCC Waste Solutions (Unanimous)
• Authorized participation in state opioid settlements (Unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider several resolutions, including a $50,000 sponsorship for the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo. The agenda also includes reviewing lease agreements with the Orange Beach City Board of Education and various service bids. Additionally, officials will discuss land use requests for properties on Perdido Beach Boulevard.

• $50,000 appropriation to The Zoo Foundation, Inc. for Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo sponsorship
• $66,023.83 purchase of Archive Storage Mobile Shelving for the Administration Department
• Temporary sales trailer request for Solis Condominium at 25802 Perdido Beach Boulevard
• 12-month extension to Springhill Suites by Marriott Planned Unit Development
• Bid awards for Canoe Trail and Perdido Pass Seawall Park post-Hurricane Sally repairs

The Committee of the Whole met to review potential agenda items for the March 1, 2023, meeting. No formal votes or decisions were recorded during this session.

Regular Council Meeting

The Orange Beach City Council will hold public hearings on zoning amendments for Romar Beach Hotel and real estate signs. The council is also considering several resolutions for vehicle purchases and service agreements. A second reading to adopt the 2021 International Fire Code is also scheduled.

• Public hearing for Romar Beach Hotel PUD zoning amendment
• Purchase of two police vehicles for $72,566
• Purchase of two public works vehicles for $115,500
• Liquor license applications for Oasis Grill and the 2023 Wharf Boat Show
• Resolution to adopt the 2021 International Fire Code

The Council approved several equipment purchases, including police and public works vehicles and a blower package for the Utilities Department. Two retail liquor licenses were granted, and a soil study for a Coastal Arts Center pavilion was authorized. Consideration of the 2021 Audited Financials and the 2021 International Fire Code ordinance were postponed.

• Approved $72,566 for two Police Department vehicles (Unanimous)
• Approved $115,500 for two Public Works Department vehicles (Unanimous)
• Approved $34,998.64 for an Administration Department vehicle (Unanimous)
• Awarded $34,200 bid for Utilities Department Blower Package to Jim House & Associates, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Approved $29,940.72 for a Coastal Resources Department mower (Unanimous)
• Approved retail liquor licenses for Oasis Grill and 2023 Wharf Boat Show (Unanimous)
• Approved $3,275 soil study for Coastal Arts Center Event Pavilion (Unanimous)
• Postponed 2021 Audited Financials until March 1, 2023 (Unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing resolutions for engineering, maintenance, and waste disposal services. The committee will also set public hearing dates for several zoning amendments and development requests.

• Task order with GeoCon Engineering for a $3,275 soil study at Coastal Arts Center
• Rezoning request for Romar Beach Hotel at 23370 Perdido Beach Blvd
• Rezoning request for Three T's Shrimping Company at 25431 Canal Road
• Maintenance agreement with KONE Inc. for the Coastal Resources Office elevator
• Biohazard waste disposal agreement with Allied Holdings Group for the Fire Department

The Committee of the Whole reviewed items for the February 7, 2023, agenda. The council scheduled public hearings for four zoning ordinance amendments and discussed several service and engineering contracts.

• Set Feb 7, 2023 public hearing for Romar Beach Hotel PUD zoning amendment
• Set Feb 7, 2023 public hearing for Village of Tannin Minor PUD Amendment zoning amendment
• Set March 21, 2023 public hearing for Three T's Shrimping Company PUD zoning amendment
• Set Feb 7, 2023 public hearing for Temporary Residential Real Estate Signs zoning amendment

Regular Council Meeting

The City Council will review several resolutions for professional services and construction task orders. This includes projects for the Sportsplex, city schools, and roof replacements. The council will also hold a first reading of an ordinance to adopt the 2021 International Fire Code.

• Task order for new Sportsplex field house ($46,800)
• Task order for City Schools central office building ($89,600)
• Roof replacement at Recreation and Community Centers ($69,500)
• Purchase of a fire department vehicle ($44,696)
• First reading of ordinance to adopt 2021 International Fire Code

The City Council approved several resolutions for professional design and architectural services, including projects for the Sportsplex and City Schools. The council also authorized a fire department vehicle purchase and a coastal construction variance. A motion to suspend rules for the 2021 International Fire Code ordinance failed.

• Approved $46,800 contract with McCollough Architecture for Sportsplex Field House (Unanimous)
• Approved $89,600 contract with McCollough Architecture for Schools Central Office Building (Unanimous)
• Approved $69,500 contract with Watermark Design Group for Recreation and Community Center roof replacement (Unanimous)
• Approved $44,696 purchase of a Fire Department vehicle from State Bid (Unanimous)
• Approved $29,366.01 contract with Mark D. Pavey for Orange Beach Medical Plaza design (Unanimous)
• Approved coastal construction variance for dewatering by Phoenix Key, LLC (Unanimous)
• Denied motion to suspend rules for immediate consideration of 2021 International Fire Code ordinance (3-3)
• Postponed consideration of 2021 Audited Financials to February 7, 2023 (Unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The committee will consider adopting the 2021 International Fire Code and several professional service contracts. Discussion includes a variance request for Phoenix Key Dewatering and roof repairs following a hailstorm. The agenda also covers rescheduling a future council meeting.

• Adoption of the 2021 International Fire Code
• $46,800 task order for a new Sportsplex field house
• $89,600 task order for Orange Beach City Schools Central Office Building
• $69,500 task order for roof replacements at the Recreation and Community Centers
• Variance request for Phoenix Key Dewatering

The Committee of the Whole met to review potential agenda items, including professional service agreements and a fire code update. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded in the minutes.

• Discussed rescheduling February 28 meeting to March 1
• Discussed variance request for Phoenix Key dewatering
• Discussed $46,800 task order for Sportsplex Field House services
• Discussed $89,600 task order for Schools Central Office Building services
• Discussed professional services agreement with Chris Litton
• Discussed $69,500 task order for Recreation and Community Center roof replacement
• Discussed adoption of the 2021 International Fire Code
• Discussed potential amendment to franchise ordinance following resident complaint

Regular Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning amendment for the Mariner Lakes residential development. The council is also considering an ordinance to reduce the speed limit on State Highway 180. Additionally, the meeting includes discussions on vehicle purchases and the approval of 2021 audited financials.

• Public hearing for Mariner Lakes Minor PUD Amendment (Arlington Orange Beach Residential Development)
• Ordinance to reduce speed limit on State Highway 180 from 55 mph to 40 mph
• Vehicle purchase for Coastal Resources Department for $53,392.72
• Purchase of two vehicles for Coastal Resources Department for $80,954
• Donation of surplus city dumbbells to the Orange Beach Board of Education

The City Council adopted several ordinances, including a zoning amendment for the Mariner Lakes development and a speed limit reduction on a portion of State Highway 180. The council also authorized the purchase of three vehicles for the Coastal Resources Department and donated surplus dumbbells to the Board of Education.

• Adopted amendment to Zoning Ordinance No. 172 (6-0)
• Approved donation of surplus dumbbells to Orange Beach Board of Education (unanimous)
• Approved $53,392.72 vehicle purchase for Coastal Resources Department via Sourcewell (unanimous)
• Approved $80,954 purchase of two vehicles for Coastal Resources Department from State Bid (unanimous)
• Adopted Mariner Lakes Minor PUD Amendment to Zoning Ordinance No. 172 (6-0)
• Reduced speed limit from 55 mph to 40 mph on State Highway 180 from Milepost 25.5 to 26.0 (6-0)
• Postponed consideration of 2021 Audited Financials to January 17, 2023 (unanimous)
• Certified cash requirements for payment (6-0) and Swift Supply requirements (5-0-1)