Gautier public meetings in 2021
27 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The council will review several land use requests, including manufactured home permits and a side yard variance. The agenda also includes approving police vehicle purchases and water/sewer adjustments.
- Resolution to join the Mississippi State-Local Government Opioid Litigation MOU
- Conditional Use Permits for manufactured homes on Carter Road
- Purchase of three 2022 Ford F150 trucks for the Gautier Police Department
- Water and sewer adjustments totaling $2,715.32
- Contract extension with Waggoner Engineering for the Railroad Crossing Overpass Study
City Council
The Gautier City Council will consider a contract with Butler Snow LLP for redistricting services and review abatement requests for properties on Pineview. The agenda also includes a resolution requesting Jackson County assistance for storm drain pipe replacement.
- Contract approval for Butler Snow LLP for redistricting services
- Abatement considerations for 7309 and 7317 Pineview
- Resolution requesting Jackson County assistance for storm drain pipe replacement
- Approval of water and sewer adjustments totaling $5,612.31
City Council
The City Council will consider a grant agreement to fund construction costs for an amphitheater and a songwriter's museum. The agenda also includes consideration of an abatement at 2317 Westgate Parkway.
- Funding grant for amphitheater and songwriter's museum construction
- Abatement consideration for 2317 Westgate Parkway
- Change Order No. 4 for Bacot Park Improvements Project
- Contract agreement with Eastern Shore Inflatables
- Continuation of COVID-19 Declaration of Local Emergency
City Council
The City Council will consider abatement requests for properties on Hastings Road and Frances Drive. The agenda also includes a Bacot Park Project update and the continuation of a local emergency declaration regarding COVID-19.
- Abatement considerations for 1700, 1704 Hastings Road, and 7320 Frances Drive
- Bacot Park Project update from Heflin Engineering
- Continuation of a Declaration of Local Emergency regarding COVID-19
- Water and sewer adjustments totaling $15,599.37
City Council
The Gautier City Council will consider a special exception for a contractor storage yard on Old Spanish Trail. The agenda also includes property abatements and authorization for COVID-19 disaster assistance agreements.
- Special Exception for a Contractor Storage Yard on Old Spanish Trail
- State-Local Disaster Assistance Agreement for COVID-19 projects
- Property abatements at 1700 Hastings Road, 1704 Hastings Road, and 7320 Frances Drive
- Business Agreement with OneAppWay for a resident smartphone app
- Continuation of a Declaration of Local Emergency regarding COVID-19
City Council
The Gautier City Council will discuss an update on the Martin Bluff Road widening and sidewalk project. The council is also considering abatements for properties on Greenway Drive, University Drive, and East Lake Boulevard. Additionally, the agenda includes reviewing audited financial statements and approving various grants.
- Martin Bluff Road Widening and Sidewalk Project update
- Change Order No. 2 for the City Hall Water Well project
- Abatements for Greenway Drive, University Drive, and East Lake Boulevard properties
- MDMR grant agreements for Mary Walker Bayou Parks and Shepard State Park projects
- Water and sewer adjustments totaling $3,854.83
City Council
The council will review several zoning requests, including a variance for a carport at 2100 Tulane Drive. The agenda also includes items to approve fiscal year 2021 budget amendments and renew employee health insurance plans.
- Variance request for side yard setback at 2100 Tulane Drive
- Conditional Use-Major Permit for a manufactured home at 5605 Campbell Road
- Resolution approving Final Budget Amendments for FY 2021
- Renewal of Self-Funded Employee Health Insurance Plan for FY 2022
- Purchase of a 1990 BMY Harsco M923A2 truck for $10.00
City Council
The Gautier City Council will consider the city budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2021. The agenda includes updates to compensation scales for police officers, firefighters, and administrative personnel. A design review for the Town Commons amphitheater is also scheduled.
- Adoption of the FY 2021-2022 city budget
- Ordinance setting salaries for the Mayor and City Council
- Revised compensation scales and pay adjustments for police, fire, and dispatch personnel
- Change Order No. 1 for the Spanish TrailGautier Vancleave Road Sewer Improvements Project
- 30 percent design review of the Town Commons amphitheater
City Council
The council will conduct a public hearing for the FY 2022 budget and vote on fixing the municipal tax levy. The agenda also includes roadway improvements and park construction funding.
- Public hearing for FY 2022 Budget and Municipal Tax Levy adoption
- Supplemental Agreement No. 1 for Martin Bluff Roadway Improvements Project
- Funding for Town Commons Park construction via Senate Bill 2948
- $2,500 Community Partnership Grant from CenterPoint Energy
- $4,648.92 in water and sewer adjustments
City Council
The Gautier City Council will meet to discuss the Fiscal Year 2022 budget. The agenda also includes a motion to suspend Robert's Rules of Order.
- Discussion of FY 2022 Budget
- Motion to suspend Robert's Rules of Order
City Council
The Gautier City Council will consider zoning requests for a tattoo parlor and building variances at 3632 Suter Road. The agenda also includes approving sewer improvement agreements and the purchase of motorcycles from Moss Point.
- Request for a tattoo parlor in C-3 Highway Commercial Zoning District
- Variance requests for square footage and building placement at 3632 Suter Road
- Authorization to purchase two Harley Davidson Electra Glide Motorcycles from Moss Point
- Sewer improvements for Old Spanish Trail/Gautier Vancleave Road via RESTORE Act funding
- Water and sewer adjustments totaling $4,637.66
City Council
The Gautier City Council will discuss the Fiscal Year 2022 budget. The council also plans to review comments from the City Attorney during an executive session. The meeting is scheduled to recess until August 17, 2021.
- Discussion of FY 2022 Budget
- Review of City Attorney comments in executive session
City Council
The City Council will consider authorizations for the Gautier Vancleave Sewer Improvements project, including an MOU for GOMESA funding and a contract with Seymour Engineering. The agenda also includes committee appointments and property abatement considerations.
- MOU with Mississippi Department of Marine Resources for sewer improvements
- Professional Services Agreement with Seymour Engineering for sewer improvements
- Appointment of Gautier Senior Steer Committee Members
- Abatement consideration at 2506 Ridgeway Drive
- Water and sewer adjustments totaling $5,955.47
City Council
The Gautier City Council will consider zoning variances for residential properties and a special exception for a commercial warehouse. The council also plans to address committee appointments and equipment transfers.
- Special exception request for warehouse and boat storage at 5312 Gautier Vancleave Road
- Variance request for garage addition at 2100 Tulane Drive
- Transfer of 29 body cameras to the Singing River Police Department for $10.00
- Appointment of a Planning Commission Member for Ward 5
- Authorization for funds for amphitheater and songwriters museum construction
City Council
The Gautier City Council will consider the re-appointment of Paula Yancey as City Manager and several other appointments. The council also plans to review professional services agreements and approve water and sewer adjustments totaling $11,130.17.
- Re-appointment of Paula Yancey as City Manager
- Appointment of Mayor Pro Tem
- Contract renewal for Bordis & Danos as City Attorney and Prosecutor
- Approval of Seymour Engineering Professional Services Agreement
- Water and sewer adjustments totaling $11,130.17
City Council
The Gautier City Council will review several zoning requests, including a permit for a church on Ladnier Road and property rezoning on Old Spanish Trail. The council is also considering contracts related to the MS Coastal Boat Access Project and a railroad crossing study.
- Sub-Grant Agreement with Mississippi Department of Marine Resources for boat access project
- Professional Services Agreement with Heflin Engineering for the MS Coastal Boat Access Project
- Special Exception for a structure addition at 1512 Highway 90
- Conditional Use permit for a church at 1901 Ladnier Road
- Rezoning of property at 1021 Old Spanish Trail to R-1 residential
City Council
The council will consider an appointment to the Jackson County Utility Authority Board and a proclamation for the US Army birthday. The agenda also includes continuing the COVID-19 local emergency declaration and authorizing NetDoor as the city's new internet service provider.
- Appointment of William L. Lanham to Jackson County Utility Authority Board
- Continuation of Declaration of Local Emergency for COVID-19
- Mutual Aid Agreement between Gautier Police/Fire and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College
- Authorization of NetDoor – Internet Doorway, Inc. as the new internet service provider
City Council
The Gautier City Council will review requests for a 10-acre subdivision on Old Spanish Trail and two residential zoning variances. The council will also address the continuation of the COVID-19 local emergency declaration and various administrative items.
- Subdivision of approximately 10 acres into 6 lots on Old Spanish Trail
- Side yard setback variance for an accessory building at 1804 Seacliffe Drive
- Front yard setback variance for a portico addition at 2000 Janel Circle
- Continuation of the Declaration of Local Emergency regarding COVID-19
- Approval of water and sewer adjustments totaling $8,939.10
City Council
The City Council will review a change order for the Bacot Park Improvements Project and a resolution regarding paving Bond Road in Ward 1. The agenda also includes items related to COVID-19 emergency declarations and narcotics enforcement agreements.
- Change Order No. 3 for the Bacot Park Improvements Project
- Resolution requesting Jackson County Board of Supervisors to pave Bond Road in Ward 1
- Continuation of a Declaration of Local Emergency regarding COVID-19
- Fee waiver for Gautier Pride barricade use at Aztecas Restaurant
- Agreement with Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics and MS Gulf Coast High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area
City Council
The Gautier City Council is reviewing several infrastructure proposals, including the expansion of the Gautier Water Treatment Plant. The agenda also includes roadway improvements for Martin Bluff and various zoning requests.
- Agreement with Department of the Army for Gautier Water Treatment Plant Expansion Project
- Contract for Martin Bluff Roadway Improvements Project
- Rezoning request for property on Highway 57
- Variance request for accessory building at 6208 Old Spanish Trail
- Water and sewer adjustments totaling $11,780.51
City Council
The Gautier City Council will consider continuing a local emergency declaration for COVID-19. The council will also review grant amendments for park projects and sewer improvements. Presentations regarding awareness months for child abuse and sexual assault are also scheduled.
- Resolution to continue the Declaration of Local Emergency for COVID-19
- Change Order No. 2 for the Shepard State Park Marshwalk Pier Project
- Grant amendments for Town Commons Park and Shepard State Park projects
- Permit application authorization for sewer improvements on Old Spanish Trail
City Council
The Gautier City Council called a special meeting for March 25, 2021. The council will consider the approval of an amended limited use agreement with First United Methodist Church.
- Approval of Amended Limited Use Agreement with First United Methodist Church
City Council
The Gautier City Council will review several requests regarding land use and business operations. This includes consideration of special exceptions for a warehouse and cosmetic services, as well as an agreement for a city financial audit.
- Audit agreement with Wright, Ward, Hatten & Guel
- Extension of Blackwater Development Company, LLC agreement
- Conditional Use Permit for 5416 C Byrd Road
- Special Exception for warehouse at 2101 Old Spanish Trail
- Water and sewer adjustments totaling $1,998.59
City Council
The Gautier City Council will consider a change order for the City Hall Water Well Project and a task order for the Town Commons Park Project. The council also plans to review an agreement with MDOT regarding a railroad crossing overpass study.
- Change Order No. 1 for City Hall Water Well Project
- Task Order 5 for Town Commons Park Project
- MOU with MDOT for Railroad Crossing Overpass Study
- Purchase of a Wireless CCTV mobile trailer for the Gautier Police Department
- Donation of twelve laptops and a server for the Gautier Police Department
City Council
The Gautier City Council will consider a development request for a 65-acre parcel on Highway 90 that includes multi-family housing and an assisted living facility. The council also plans to review budget amendments and a new ordinance regarding railway crossings.
- 65-acre development request on Highway 90
- Ordinance prohibiting street obstruction at railway crossings
- Side yard setback variance for 725 Susan Circle
- Appointment of Ward 3 and At-Large Planning Commissioners
- Water and sewer adjustments totaling $23,879.63
City Council
The Gautier City Council will review business items including contracts for a drainage project and the Town Commons Park Phase 1. The agenda also includes proclamations for Rare Disease Day and National School Counseling Week. Additionally, the council will address consent agenda items such as continuing the COVID-19 local emergency declaration.
- Contract award to J.E. Talley Construction for the 2019 Emergency Watershed Protection Program drainage project
- Contract award to J.E. Talley Construction for the Town Commons Park, Phase 1 project
- Agreement between LexisNexis and the City of Gautier
- Resolution continuing a Declaration of Local Emergency regarding COVID-19
- Police Department acceptance of a vehicle donation from South Mississippi Metro Enforcement Team
City Council
The Gautier City Council will consider a side yard setback variance for an accessory structure at 725 Susan Circle. The agenda also includes a contract amendment for PTS Solutions software and the continuation of a local COVID-19 emergency declaration.
- Variance request for side yard setback at 725 Susan Circle
- Amendment to PTS Solutions software, support, and maintenance contract
- Authorization for Gautier Police Department to trade in/purchase 45 Glock Model 17 weapons
- Renewal of the five-year Stormwater Permit to MDEQ
- Continuation of a Declaration of Local Emergency regarding COVID-19