Pascagoula public meetings in 2024

City Council

At this recessed regular meeting, the Pascagoula City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes resolutions authorizing advertisement for the East Pascagoula Police Department Substation, accepting a FY24 Justice Assistance Grant, applying for a FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant, and approving a Memorandum of Agreement with the Mississippi Department of Transportation. The council will also hold civil service commission interviews and convene an executive session regarding potential litigation and the expansion of a business or industry.

• Resolution authorizing advertisement for East Pascagoula Police Department Substation
• Resolution accepting FY24 Justice Assistance Grant Award
• Resolution approving FY24 FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant Application
• Resolution approving Memorandum of Agreement between MS DOT and city for RAISE project
• Resolution approving revenue and expenditure report ending October 31, 2024

The Pascagoula City Council approved the agenda with an added item requesting assistance from the Jackson County Recreation Department for installation of a new scoreboard at Lee Tingle Park. The consent agenda was also adopted. No public comments were made, and no other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved agenda with added item: Resolution requesting Jackson County Recreation Dept. assistance for new scoreboard at Lee Tingle Park (6-0, Gatchell absent)
• Adopted consent agenda as presented (6-0, Gatchell absent)

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority will consider entering into Community Development Incentive (CDI) agreements for two properties: 636 Delmas Avenue (Craft 228) and 303 Delmas Avenue (Cottages at the Depot). The board will also review monthly project updates and approve a docket of claims including payments of $2,000 to Amy St. Pe’ P.A. and $3,500 to Neel-Schaffer, Inc. Executive session is scheduled for personnel matters and potential expansion of business or industry.

• Consideration of CDI agreement for 636 Delmas Avenue (Craft 228)
• Consideration of CDI agreement for 303 Delmas Avenue (Cottages at the Depot)
• Payment of $2,000 to Amy St. Pe’ P.A. and $3,500 to Neel-Schaffer, Inc.
• Monthly project updates
• Executive session on personnel and business expansion

City Council

The Pascagoula City Council will hold three public hearings to determine whether properties at 2210 12th Street, 2106 10th Street, and 1902 Cauley Lane are public menaces. Under the consent agenda, the council will consider renewing an employee assistance contract with Singing River Services, approving a Signs Plus proposal for parks and recreation, and approving a memorandum of understanding for the American Rescue Plan Act funds obligation deadline. Additionally, the council will vote on an ordinance amending the library board structure and will enter executive session to discuss potential litigation and business expansion.

• Public hearing to declare 2210 12th Street a public menace
• Public hearing to declare 2106 10th Street a public menace
• Public hearing to declare 1902 Cauley Lane a public menace
• Resolution approving Memorandum of Understanding for ARPA funds obligation deadline
• Ordinance amending Chapter 2 Article V Division 2 regarding the Library Board

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority will consider a CDI application for 636 Delmas Ave (Craft 228) and discuss monthly project updates, a DFA Memorandum of Understanding, and public input responses. The board will also vote on a docket of claims totaling $7,112, including payments to Amy St. Pe’ P.A. ($2,000), Neel-Schaffer, Inc. ($5,000), and Goodgames for name tags ($112). Approval of the October 21, 2024 minutes and a possible executive session are on the agenda.

• CDI application for 636 Delmas Ave (Craft 228)
• Payment to Amy St. Pe’ P.A. for $2,000.00
• Payment to Neel-Schaffer, Inc. for $5,000.00
• Discussion of DFA Memorandum of Understanding
• Public input responses to PRA

City Council

The Pascagoula City Council will hold a public hearing on an ordinance amending the Unified Development Ordinance regarding halfway houses. A separate public hearing will consider declaring a property at 1311 Polk Avenue a public menace. The consent agenda includes renewing a contract for disaster debris removal services, approving 2024 holidays for city employees, and declaring other properties as menaces.

• Public hearing on ordinance amending Unified Development Ordinance regarding halfway houses
• Public hearing on whether to declare property at 1311 Polk Avenue a public menace
• Resolution approving contract renewal for disaster debris removal services
• Resolution declaring properties at 4504 New Hope and 3106 Louise Street as menaces
• Proclamation for Small Business Saturday 2024

City Council

The City Council will determine if the property at 2310 Martin Avenue is a public menace. The body is also considering several resolutions regarding city insurance renewals, grant agreements, and infrastructure projects.

• Public hearing for property cleanup at 2310 Martin Avenue
• Engagement letter with Stifel, Nicolaus and Company, Incorporated for the Denny Avenue Project
• Activation of Exploring Complete Street Approaches for Market and 14th Streets Project
• Crime Policy Renewal 2024-2027 and Uninsured Motorist Coverage Renewal 2025
• Construction closeout and final payment for Point Park Pier project

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority will discuss project updates and final expenditures for Live Riverfront Incentives. The body will also consider reimbursements and payments to professional service providers.

• Final Live Riverfront Incentives Expenditures of $517,561.00
• CDI Reimbursement for 617 Krebs Avenue (Czaks)
• Payment to Amy St. Pe’ P.A. for $2,000.00
• Payment to Neel-Schaffer, Inc. for $5,000.00
• Executive session regarding personnel and purchase or sale of land

City Council

The Pascagoula City Council will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone land north of Criswell Avenue and west of Telephone Road from Light Industrial to Community Commercial. The consent agenda includes resolutions for approving minutes, accepting planning board minutes, closing out a sewer rehabilitation project from Bates Street to Washington Avenue, approving a FY24 RAISE grant award, and declaring various properties a menace to public health. The council will also consider authorizing advertisement for bids for the new city hall project and extending the repealer for the prepared food tax. An executive session is scheduled for discussion on expansion of business or industry.

• Public hearing: rezone parcels from Light Industrial (LI) to Community Commercial (CC) near Criswell Ave and Telephone Rd
• Resolution authorizing advertisement for bids for new Pascagoula City Hall project
• Resolution approving closeout of sewer rehabilitation project (Bates Street to Washington Avenue)
• Resolution acknowledging administrative determination to declare various properties a menace to public health, safety and welfare
• Resolution extending the repealer for the Prepared Food Tax

City Council

The City Council will determine if four specific properties are public menaces and consider several grant agreements and bid awards. The body will also review job description changes and requests for proposals for park concessions.

• Public hearings for property cleanup at 1302 BelAir Street, 1311 Polk Avenue, 1506 Resca De La Palma, and 3088 Hospital Road
• Bid award for Water Service Line Improvements Project on New York Ave., Chicago Ave., and Detroit Ave.
• FY24 Port Security Grant Agreement and FY24 CDBG Funding Agreement
• RFPs for concession operations at Pascagoula Beach Park and Pascagoula Sport Complex
• Resolution extending the repealer for the Prepared Food Tax

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority is holding a special meeting. The agenda includes an executive session to discuss the purchase or sale of land.

• Executive session regarding purchase or sale of land

Historic Preservation Commission

The Pascagoula Historic Preservation Commission will discuss CLG grant funds and the status, funding, and National Register nomination of the Anola Club. They will also consider using banners or yard signs to designate historic homes, review consistent historic/directional signage, and explore the feasibility of a River Road Historic District. Updates on various preservation projects, including the Math and Science Building and PHS Auditorium, are scheduled.

• Discussion of CLG grant funds
• Anola Club: building status, possible funding, National Register nomination status
• Banners, yard signs, or alternate methods for designating historic homes
• Consistent historic and directional signage for the city; feasibility of River Road Historic District
• Updates: Marking of Bayous, DeJean House, Math & Science Building, PHS Auditorium, Cemetery Tour

City Council

This is a special call meeting of the Pascagoula City Council where the primary business is to consider and approve the Docket of Claims 092424. No other substantive decisions or discussions are scheduled.

• Approval of Docket of Claims 092424

City Council

The Pascagoula City Council meets on September 17, 2024, to vote on a consent agenda including resolutions for a prepared food tax repealer extension, preliminary tax abatement for Czak LLC at 617 Krebs Avenue, and multiple public works contracts. The council will also consider an ordinance renaming McVey Court to Jim McInnis Court and enter executive session for potential litigation and land transactions.

• Resolution extending repealer for the prepared food tax, which could continue the local tax
• Preliminary approval of a tax abatement request for Czak LLC at 617 Krebs Avenue
• Ordinance to rename McVey Court to Jim McInnis Court
• Approval of task orders No. 3 and No. 4 for Buena Vista and Williams Street infrastructure improvements
• Resolution approving a motorcycle lease agreement for the police department

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The board will discuss Community Development Incentive (CDI) agreements and reimbursements for specific properties. Members will also review Live Riverfront Incentive applications and expenditures. The meeting includes the election of officers for one-year terms starting October 1.

• CDI Agreement for 617 Krebs Avenue (Czak’s)
• CDI Reimbursement for 650 Delmas Avenue (Hotel Whiskey)
• Live Riverfront Incentives application for 618 Delmas Avenue
• Live Riverfront Incentives expenditures totaling $508,961.00
• Payments to Amy St. Pe’ P.A. ($2,000.00) and Neel-Schaffer, Inc. ($5,000.00)

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority approved a revised CDI agreement for Czaks (617 Krebs Avenue) with a total construction cost of $1,061,928 and a 25% reimbursement of $265,482, contingent on receipt of funds from the last legislative session. The board also approved a $813,107 CDI reimbursement for Hotel Whiskey (650 Delmas Avenue), a Live Riverfront Incentives application for 618 Delmas Avenue (2 units at $300/month for 6 months), and ratified the Train Depot CDI Agreement. Officers were elected for a one-year term, and the board authorized developing an RFP for the Senior Center property/Daycare Development.

• Approved revised CDI agreement for Czaks (617 Krebs Avenue) for $265,482 reimbursement, contingent on legislative funds (all in favor)
• Approved CDI reimbursement of $813,107 for 650 Delmas Avenue (Hotel Whiskey) (all in favor)
• Approved Live Riverfront Incentives application for 618 Delmas Avenue for 2 units at $300/month for 6 months (all in favor)
• Ratified Train Depot CDI Agreement, separating Train Depot and Anchor Square into two agreements (all in favor)
• Approved QuickBooks online subscription at $30/month (all in favor)
• Approved docket of claims: $2,000 to Amy St. Pe' P.A., $5,000 to Neel-Schaffer, Inc., $124.45 to The Sun Herald (all in favor)
• Elected Alan Sudduth as Chairman, Henry Fox as Vice-Chairman, Alice Walker as Secretary/Treasurer for one-year term (all in favor)
• Authorized developing RFP for Senior Center property/Daycare Development (all in favor)

City Council

The Pascagoula City Council held a special meeting and approved two resolutions for the FY2024-2025 budget: one covering all funds except fire department and fire insurance rebate funds, and another covering only those fire-related funds. Councilman Blythe recused himself from the fire budget discussion. The meeting adjourned at 5:33 p.m.

• Approved FY2024-2025 budget for all funds except fire department and fire insurance rebate funds
• Approved FY2024-2025 budget for fire department and fire insurance rebate funds only (Blythe recused)

City Council

The Pascagoula City Council will hold public hearings on the MEMA District 9 Hazard Mitigation Plan, the FY2024-2025 budget and tax levy, and property cleanup declarations for two properties. The consent agenda includes a contract for River Park Pier improvements Phase 1, a land sale at 1710 Old Mobile, an equipment lease with Motorola Solutions, and a resolution to appoint Justin Larsen as city manager. The council will also consider requests for Jackson County paving assistance and housing prisoners, and discuss potential litigation in executive session.

• Public hearing and resolution setting tax levy for FY2024-2025
• Appointment of Justin Larsen as city manager and approval of employment agreement
• Contract with Fair Tide & Marine Construction for River Park Pier improvements Phase 1
• Property cleanup hearings for 1207 Mantou Street and 2310 Martin, plus orders for additional menace hearings at four properties
• Resolution requesting Jackson County assistance for paving and MOU for housing municipal prisoners

The City Council held public hearings and approved the FY2024-2025 budget, the Resolution Setting Tax Levy, and the Order Adopting Ad Valorem Assessment Rolls. A public hearing on a property cleanup at 2310 Martin Avenue was continued to November 5, 2024. No other substantive decisions were made; the agenda was accepted unanimously.

• Approved FY2024-2025 budget (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution Setting Tax Levy (unanimous)
• Approved Order Adopting Ad Valorem Assessment Rolls (unanimous)
• Continued property cleanup hearing for 2310 Martin Avenue to Nov 5, 2024 (unanimous)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Pascagoula Historic Preservation Commission will discuss and receive updates on several preservation topics. Key discussions include methods for designating historic homes with banners or yard signs, consistent signage for historical districts, and the feasibility of a River Road Historic District. Updates will be provided on the Anola Club NR nomination, DeJean House status, Navy House marker location, and other ongoing projects.

• Discussion of banners or yard signs for historic home designation
• Feasibility study of River Road Historic District
• Consistent signage designating historical districts throughout the city
• Updates on Anola Club NR nomination and DeJean House status
• Navy House marker location suggestions

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority will review a CDI application for 1231 Krebs Avenue and consider CDI agreements for three properties. They will also discuss monthly project updates and a $503,961 expenditure for Live Riverfront Incentives. The board will approve a docket of claims totaling $7,000 and may enter executive session to discuss land purchase or sale and business expansion.

• CDI application for 1231 Krebs Avenue
• CDI agreements for 733 Delmas Avenue (Bargain Annex), 505 Railroad Avenue (Train Depot), and 617 Krebs Avenue (Czaks)
• Live Riverfront Incentives Expenditures - $503,961.00
• Docket of claims: $2,000 to Amy St. Pe’ P.A. and $5,000 to Neel-Schaffer, Inc.
• Executive session for purchase or sale of land and expansion of business or industry

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority denied proposed changes to the CDI Agreement for 505 Railroad Avenue (Train Depot) and authorized the attorney to negotiate a combined agreement for Anchor Square and the Train Depot, with the PRA not responsible for funding shortfalls. The board also approved a lease agreement for the Train Depot contingent on attorney revisions. Several other CDI applications were considered but no action was taken.

• Denied changes to CDI Agreement for 505 Railroad Avenue (Train Depot) and authorized negotiation of combined agreement (unanimous)
• Approved lease agreement for 505 Railroad Avenue contingent on attorney revisions (unanimous)
• Authorized negotiation up to $8,500 for equipment purchase at Ice House (unanimous)
• Approved docket of claims: $2,000 to Amy St. Pe' P.A., $5,000 to Neel-Schaffer, Inc., and financial report (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of 07/29/24 regular meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Pascagoula City Council will hold a public hearing on a request for a special use permit and variance at 609 Dupont Avenue, then consider a consent agenda including contracts for a mass notification system, Motorola radios lease, city park restriping, reverse osmosis filters, CDBG subrecipient agreements, a telemedicine contract, and a non-exclusive franchise for Uniti Fiber Gulfco. The council will also vote on final approval of an ad valorem tax exemption for Huntington Ingalls, Inc., and may enter executive session for litigation, land purchase/sale, and personnel matters.

• Public hearing: special use permit and variance at 609 Dupont Avenue
• Resolution for final approval of ad valorem tax exemption to Huntington Ingalls, Inc.
• Resolution approving Civic Plus Mass Notification System contract
• Resolution approving lease purchase of Motorola radios
• Ordinance granting non-exclusive franchise to Uniti Fiber Gulfco LLC

The City Council held a public hearing and approved a special use permit and variance for the restoration and operation of a 20-unit multifamily dwelling at 609 Dupont Avenue, following a Planning Board recommendation. The consent agenda was also adopted as presented. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included a proclamation for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and public comments.

• Approved special use permit and variance for 20-unit multifamily at 609 Dupont Ave.
• Adopted consent agenda as presented (6-0, Walker absent)

City Council

The Pascagoula City Council held a special meeting on August 19, 2024, and voted to enter executive session to discuss personnel matters related to the City Manager search. No formal action was taken during the session, and the meeting adjourned without any substantive decisions.

• Voted to enter executive session for City Manager search (5-0, 2 absent)
• Voted to close executive session and return to open session (5-0, 2 absent)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0, 2 absent)

City Council

The Pascagoula City Council will hold public hearings to determine whether six properties should be declared a public menace, including addresses on Telephone Rd., Ducayet St., Edward St., Greenwood Ave., Fair St., and Little John St. The council will also consider a consent agenda with resolutions approving minutes, accepting the Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority FY2025 budget, approving a Civic Plus mass notification system contract, and authorizing a discharge agreement with Bollinger Mississippi Repair, among other items. A presentation by Dr. Bud Ehlert and a letter from MDOT are also scheduled.

• Public hearings on property cleanup at 1905 Telephone Rd., 1914 Ducayet St., 2410 Edward St., 4111 Greenwood Ave., 4406 Fair St., and 5117 Little John St.
• Resolution accepting Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority Fiscal Year 2025 Budget and Annual Report
• Resolution approving Civic Plus mass notification system contract
• Resolution approving discharge agreement with Bollinger Mississippi Repair, L.L.C.
• Resolution extending application period for citizens to serve on the Pascagoula-Gautier School Board

The council held public hearings and approved resolutions for property clean-ups at 1905 Telephone Road, 1914 Ducayet Street, 2410 Edward Street, and 4111 Greenwood Avenue. No votes were recorded in the minutes, but the resolutions were spread upon the minutes, indicating approval. The owner of 2410 Edward Street stated he is demolishing the structure and cleaning the property.

• Approved property clean-up resolution for 1905 Telephone Road
• Approved property clean-up resolution for 1914 Ducayet Street
• Approved property clean-up resolution for 2410 Edward Street
• Approved property clean-up resolution for 4111 Greenwood Avenue

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The Authority is meeting to discuss reimbursements and incentive applications for 3112 Canty Street. The body will also review the PRA budget for adoption and the 2024 Annual Report.

• Live Riverfront Incentives expenditures of $497,161.00
• CDI reimbursements and incentive applications for 3112 Canty Street
• Payment to Amy St. Pe’ P.A. for $2,000.00
• Payment to Neel-Schaffer, Inc. for $5,000.00
• Redd Pest Solutions invoice for the Train Depot

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority approved a $129,402.55 CDI reimbursement for District Flats, a 6-month Live Riverfront Incentive for the same property, and a $50,000 Year 2 incentive for City Centre. The board also adopted the PRA budget and 2024 Annual Report for city approval, authorized an RFP for the Senior Center property, and approved the Train Depot lease pending attorney review. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved $129,402.55 CDI reimbursement for 3112 Canty Street (District Flats) (unanimous)
• Approved 6-month Live Riverfront Incentive for District Flats ($1,800) (unanimous)
• Approved $50,000 Live Riverfront Incentive for City Centre Year 2 (unanimous)
• Adopted PRA Budget for city adoption in September 2024 (unanimous)
• Adopted PRA 2024 Annual Report for city adoption (unanimous)
• Approved Docket of Claims including payments to Amy St. Pe' P.A., Neel-Schaffer, and Redd Pest Solutions (unanimous)
• Authorized RFP development for Senior Center property (unanimous)
• Approved Train Depot Lease pending attorney review (unanimous)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to discuss goals for 2023/24 and 2024/25. Members will review methods for designating historic homes and the feasibility of a River Road Historic District.

• Discussion on banners or alternate methods for designating historic homes
• Review of consistent historical and directional signage throughout the city
• Feasibility discussion regarding River Road Historic District
• Status update on Anola Club NR Nomination
• Status update on DeJean House

City Council

The City Council will meet to review Budget Amendment 24.17 and a contract for the sale and purchase of real estate. The meeting also includes a budget workshop for FY24-25.

• Budget Amendment 24.17
• Purchase and sale agreement for 3303 Chicot
• FY24-25 Budget Workshop

The Pascagoula City Council approved a budget amendment, a real estate purchase contract, a letter of intent for police motorcycles, and the purchase and financing of undercover police vehicles. The council also held a budget workshop for FY2024-2025. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Budget Amendment 24.17 (unanimous)
• Approved contract for sale and purchase of real estate (unanimous)
• Approved letter of intent for police motorcycles (unanimous)
• Approved purchase and financing of undercover police vehicles (unanimous)

City Council

The council will hold a public hearing on a variance request for an accessory structure at 2104 Lewis Avenue. The consent agenda includes resolutions authorizing bids for replacement of truck bay doors at Central Fire Station and reverse osmosis filters, approving appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission, awarding a bid for a tractor truck, approving a letter of intent for police motorcycles, and approving a fire truck equipment proposal. The council will also consider a staffing service agreement, a request for Jackson County assistance for paving at the fire department, and closeout documents for the IG Levy North Walking Trail. An executive session is planned to discuss purchase or sale of land and personnel.

• Request for variance for accessory structure at 2104 Lewis Avenue (public hearing)
• Resolution authorizing bids for replacement of truck bay doors at Central Fire Station
• Resolution authorizing bids for reverse osmosis filters for water treatment plants
• Resolution approving appointment to Pascagoula Historic Preservation Commission
• Resolution awarding bid for tractor truck to pull low-boy trailers

City Council

The Pascagoula City Council will review ordinances regarding changes to ward lines and polling locations. The agenda also includes a presentation on a new City Hall and the establishment of a TIF Act Denny Avenue Project Fund. Additionally, the council will hold hearings for several properties identified as public health and safety menaces.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 26 regarding ward lines
• Ordinance amending Chapter 26 regarding polling locations
• Establishment of TIF Act Denny Avenue Project Fund and Budget Amendment No. 24.16
• MOU for MCWI projects, including Hwy 90 Hospital Rd water main crossing
• Hearings for properties at 1905 Telephone Road and 1914 Ducayet Street

Historic Preservation Commission

The commission will discuss methods for designating historic homes, such as banners or other identifiers. Members will also evaluate consistent historical and directional signage throughout the city and the feasibility of a River Road Historic District.

• Methods for designating historic homes via banners or alternate methods
• Implementation of consistent historical and directional signage
• Feasibility of a River Road Historic District
• Status updates on Anola Club NR Nomination and DeJean House

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The authority will consider CDI applications and agreements for properties including Train Depot and Hotel Whiskey. The meeting also includes reviewing Live Riverfront incentive applications and discussing the agency budget.

• CDI agreements for 505 Railroad Avenue, 303 Delmas Avenue, and 650 Delmas Avenue
• Live Riverfront incentive applications for 3112 Canty Street, 707 Krebs Avenue, and 722 Delmas Avenue
• Review of $481,361.00 in Live Riverfront incentive expenditures
• Payments to Amy St. Pe’ P.A. ($2,000.00) and Neel-Schaffer, Inc. ($5,000.00)

City Council

The Pascagoula City Council will consider a rezoning request for 3217 Nathan Hale Avenue during a public hearing. The agenda also includes approving contracts, authorizing bids for pier improvements, and reviewing grant applications. Additionally, the council will address an ordinance regarding the Municipal Library Board.

• Rezoning of 3217 Nathan Hale Avenue from Single Family Residential to Community Commercial
• Contract approval with Bottom 2 Top Construction LLC
• Advertisement for bids for River Park Pier Improvements Project, Phase 1
• Advertisement for various water main replacements
• Ordinance amending the Municipal Library Board code

City Council

The Pascagoula City Council will conduct public hearings to determine if specific properties should be declared a public menace. The agenda also includes resolutions for various city contracts, software amendments, and insurance renewals.

• Public hearings for property cleanup at Ingalls Lot, 2019 Ingalls Avenue, and 1307 Dupont
• Professional services agreement for landscaping at Jackson County Memorial Park
• Amendment to software agreement with ImageTrend, LLC
• Renewal of legal services contract with BNSCB
• Renewal of city flood insurance policies for 2024-2025

Historic Preservation Commission

The Pascagoula Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to discuss several historic preservation matters, including a developer's presentation on the Icehouse, the Math & Science Building, and a commissioner vacancy. They will also review goals for 2023/24, including signage and the feasibility of a River Road Historic District, and receive updates on the Anola Club nomination, bayou marking, and the DeJean House.

• Developer Jordan Nicaud to discuss Icehouse
• Math & Science Building discussion
• Commissioner vacancy
• Signage initiatives: consistent city signage, historical district designations
• River Road Historic District feasibility

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings to approve an amended TIF plan and development agreement for the Pascagoula Ice and Freezer House Project. The body will also consider several budget amendments and infrastructure improvements.

• Public hearing for amended TIF plan and development agreement for Pascagoula Ice and Freezer House Project
• Renewal of ground maintenance agreement with Turf Masters
• Task Order No. 055 for Live Oak Drainage Improvements Phase 1
• Request for assistance to pave the southwest corner of the Sports Complex parking lot
• Budget Amendments 24.13, 24.14, and 24.15

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority is meeting to discuss and potentially act on several economic development items, including CDI agreements for properties on Railroad and Delmas Avenues, CDI reimbursements, and applications for Live Riverfront Incentives. They will also review expenditures, project updates, and approve payments and meeting minutes. An executive session is scheduled to discuss business or industry expansion.

• CDI agreements for 505 Railroad Avenue (Train Depot) and 303 Delmas Avenue (Anchor Square)
• CDI reimbursement for 650 Delmas Avenue (Hotel Whiskey)
• Live Riverfront Incentives applications for 702 Delmas, 707 Krebs, 720 Watts, and 650 Delmas Avenues
• Live Riverfront Incentives expenditures of $463,761.00
• Payments to Amy St. Pe' P.A. ($2,000) and Neel-Schaffer, Inc. ($5,000)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a multifamily housing project and several properties potentially declared public menaces. The body is also considering the resignation of the City Manager and infrastructure improvements for Buena Vista Street.

• Special Use Permit request for a 23-unit multifamily dwelling at 609 Dupont Avenue
• Public menace determinations for properties at 1111 School St, 3103 Whitmore St, 3615 Marie St, 3829 Victor St, 3903 Victor St, and 4911 Denny Ave
• Resolution accepting the resignation of City Manager Michael Silverman
• Bid approval for Buena Vista Central and Southwest Infrastructure Improvements
• Engineering services contract for 14th Street Roadway Improvements Study

Historic Preservation Commission

The commission is reviewing goals for consistent historical and directional signage throughout the city. Members are also receiving status updates on several historic properties and nominations.

• Discussion of Ice House with developer Jordan Nicaud
• Review of River Road Historic District signage goals
• Status update on Anola Club NR Nomination
• Update on Merriwether House
• Status update on DeJean House

City Council

The City Council is meeting to consider a resolution setting a public hearing. The hearing concerns an amended and reinstated Tax Increment Financing (TIF) plan for the Pascagoula Ice and Freezer House Project.

• Resolution setting public hearing for Amended and Restated Tax Increment Financing Plan (Pascagoula Ice and Freezer House Project)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding special use permits for an adult daycare and a 23-unit multifamily dwelling. The body will also vote on several infrastructure contracts, a police vehicle purchase, and a tax abatement for Hotel Whiskey.

• Special Use Permit for Adult Daycare at 2902 Ryder Avenue
• Special Use Permit for 23 Unit Multifamily Dwelling at 609 Dupont Avenue
• Tax abatement for Revival Property 111, LLC (Hotel Whiskey)
• Purchase of 1971 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe for Pascagoula Police Department
• Engineering contracts for water main at Highway 90/Hospital Road and Southern River Road lift station

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority is meeting to consider two CDI applications for properties at 617 Krebs Avenue and the Bargain Annex. Members will also discuss monthly project updates, $458,761.00 in Live Riverfront Incentives expenditures, and a PRA Sustainability Plan. The board will approve claims totaling $7,000.00 and the minutes from the March 18, 2024 meeting, then enter executive session to discuss business expansion and land sale or purchase.

• CDI application for 617 Krebs Avenue
• CDI application for Bargain Annex
• Live Riverfront Incentives expenditures of $458,761.00
• Payment to Amy St. Pe' P.A. for $2,000.00
• Payment to Neel-Schaffer, Inc. for $5,000.00

City Council

The City Council will determine if several properties are public menaces and consider budget amendments. The body is also reviewing a fireworks permit for the Free Flowing Festival and selecting an engineering firm for MCWI projects.

• Public hearings for property cleanup at 4610 Cedar Street, 2308 Eden Street, 2304 9th Street, and 1207 Williams Street
• Resolution for Main Street Fireworks Display Application for Free Flowing Festival
• Budget Amendments No. 24.08, 24.09, 24.10, 24.11, and 24.12
• Selection of professional engineering services for MCWI funded projects
• Task Order No. 058 for Pascagoula Train Depot Courtyard Improvements

City Council

The City Council is holding a special call meeting. The agenda includes an executive session regarding the expansion of business or industry.

• Executive session: Expansion of Business or Industry

Historic Preservation Commission

The Pascagoula Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to approve minutes, discuss a commissioner vacancy, and set goals for the 2023/24 year, including consistent signage, historical district signage, and banner criteria. They will also receive updates on the Anola Club NR nomination, bayou marking, the Merriwether House, and the DeJean House.

• Approval of minutes from February 28 meeting
• Discussion of commissioner vacancy
• Goals for consistent historical and directional signage throughout city
• Update on Anola Club National Register nomination
• Update on DeJean House status

City Council

The City Council will hear a presentation on changing City Park Street from a one-way to a two-way street. The body is also reviewing several infrastructure bids and administrative updates via a consent agenda.

• Presentation on converting City Park Street from one-way to two-way
• Bid approval for Oakland Street Drainage Improvements Project
• Bid advertisement for Buena Vista Central and Southwest Infrastructure Improvements Project
• Task Order No. 057 for communitywide fire hydrant replacements
• Fuel system compliance monitoring agreement for East Pascagoula Police Substation

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority is meeting to consider CDI reimbursements, Live Riverfront Incentive applications, and a docket of claims including payments to two firms. They will also discuss monthly project updates and expenditures totaling $448,361.00, and may enter executive session regarding business or industry expansion.

• CDI reimbursement for 3112 Canty Street
• Live Riverfront Incentive applications for 501 Krebs Avenue and 618 Delmas Avenue
• Live Riverfront Incentives expenditures of $448,361.00
• Payment of $2,000.00 to Amy St. Pe' P.A.
• Payment of $5,000.00 to Neel-Schaffer, Inc.

City Council

The City Council will determine if four specific properties are public menaces and set hearings for four additional properties. The body is also considering tax exemptions for a business and a residence, as well as a contractor licensing ordinance.

• Public hearings for properties at 1807 Ingalls Avenue, 2003 Telephone Road, 403 John, and 407 John
• Tax exemption for City Centre of Pascagoula LLC and residential tax abatement for 908 Pascagoula Street
• Proposal from Artisan Pyrotechnics for the July 4, 2024 fireworks show
• Ordinance amending Chapter 14 Article III regarding contractor licensing
• Agreement renewal for CGI Digital

Historic Preservation Commission

The Pascagoula Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to set goals for the 2023/24 year, including consistent historical and directional signage throughout the city, signage for historic districts, and criteria for banner distribution. They will also receive updates on the Anola Club National Register nomination, bayou marking, the Merriwether House, and the DeJean House. The meeting is largely a working session with no votes on specific projects or contracts listed.

• Discussion of consistent historical and directional signage throughout city
• Signage designating historical districts
• River Road Historic District signage
• Banner distribution criteria
• Status updates: Anola Club NR Nomination, bayou marking, Merriwether House, DeJean House

City Council

The City Council is meeting to discuss several infrastructure projects and administrative approvals. The agenda includes voting on budget amendments, grant applications, and public works contracts.

• Bid for IG Levy North Walking Trail
• Jackson Avenue Crosswalk Replacement (Task Order No. 056)
• Eastlawn and Pinecrest Water System Improvements (Task Order Revision No. 01)
• Budget Amendments 24.05, 24.06, and 24.07
• Preliminary residential tax exemption for 908 Pascagoula Street

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority is holding its regular monthly meeting to discuss project updates, the Live Riverfront Incentives expenditures totaling $393,361.00, a sustainability report, and an agreement with Charlene Kerkow. They will also consider payments to Amy St. Pe' P.A. ($2,000) and Neel-Schaffer, Inc. ($5,000), approve minutes, and enter executive session for business expansion and land transactions.

• Live Riverfront Incentives expenditures - $393,361.00
• Payment to Amy St. Pe' P.A. for $2,000.00
• Payment to Neel-Schaffer, Inc. for $5,000.00
• Charlene Kerkow Agreement and Reimbursement Request
• Executive session on business expansion and land purchase/sale

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings to determine if four specific properties are public menaces. The body is also considering an ordinance regarding inoperable vehicles and several infrastructure project updates.

• Ordinance enacting Chapter 82, Article IX regarding inoperable vehicles
• Public hearings for property cleanup at 1102 Buena Vista, 1710 Parsley Ave, 3303 Ingalls Ave, and 2403 Chicot Street
• Demolition quote for 2509 Jackson Avenue
• Surveying proposal from Crosby Surveying for City Hall project
• Change Order 1 for Eastlawn and Pinecrest Water System Improvements

Historic Preservation Commission

The Pascagoula Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to approve prior minutes, receive training, and discuss goals for the 2023/24 year, including consistent signage, historical district designations, and banner distribution criteria. Updates will be given on the Anola Club NR nomination, bayou marking, Merriwether House, and DeJean House. The meeting is largely a working session with no major decisions or public hearings on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from 27 September, notes from 25 October and 29 November
• CLG training session at Pascagoula Senior Center
• Discussion of consistent historical and directional signage throughout city
• Discussion of signage designating historical districts and River Road Historic District
• Update on Anola Club National Register nomination

City Council

The City Council will consider several infrastructure projects, including sewer rehabilitation and water line improvements. The body is also reviewing proposals for surveying and geotechnical work for the City Hall project.

• Bates Street to Washington Avenue sewer rehabilitation bid
• Water line service improvements on Detroit Avenue, Chicago Avenue, and New York Avenue
• Residential tax exemption for 712 Belair Street
• MOU with MDOT for 14th Street road improvement study
• Surveying and geotechnical proposals for the City Hall project

Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority

The Pascagoula Redevelopment Authority is meeting to discuss and potentially act on several items, including CDI agreements for the Ice House, a Live Riverfront Incentives application for 623 Delmas Avenue, and expenditures totaling $381,161.00. The board will also receive monthly project updates, a sustainability report, and consider payments to Amy St. Pe' P.A. for $2,000.00 and Neel-Schaffer, Inc. for $5,000.00. An executive session is scheduled to discuss the expansion of a business or industry.

• CDI Agreement: Ice House
• Live Riverfront Incentives application: 623 Delmas Avenue
• Live Riverfront Incentives expenditures: $381,161.00
• Payment to Amy St. Pe' P.A.: $2,000.00
• Payment to Neel-Schaffer, Inc.: $5,000.00

City Council

The City Council will determine if three specific properties are public menaces and set hearings for four additional properties. The body is also considering tax exemptions, demolition quotes, and board appointments.

• Public hearings for property cleanup at 1004 Williams Street, 825 School Street, and 2010 21st Street
• Hearings to determine if 1102 Buena Vista, 1710 Parsley Avenue, 2403 Chicot, and 3303 Ingalls Avenue are public menaces
• Final approval for residential tax exemption at 4414 Market Street and preliminary approval for 712 Belair Street
• Approval of demolition quotes for the East Pascagoula Police Substation
• Request for resumes for the Pascagoula Library Board and Pascagoula-Gautier School District Board of Trustees