Gulfport public meetings in 2025
65 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Gulfport Zoning Board of Adjustment will hear nine requests for variances regarding property setbacks and parking placement. Four of the nine items were carried over from a previous meeting.
- Variance 2511ZB129 & 2511ZB130: Alexander and Michael Rivera seek setbacks for an addition at 15372 Dellwood Cove.
- Variance 2512ZB135: Helen Hammergren requests a side yard setback for a carport at 407 St. Charles Court.
- Variance 2512ZB136: Ian & Ashton Kramer seek a 10-foot rear setback for an addition at 16117 Brookfield Drive.
- Variance 2601ZB006: Debra Price requests two setbacks for a commercial structure at 2700 26th Avenue.
- Variance 2601ZB007: Debra Price requests to allow parking onto the right-of-way at 2700 26th Avenue.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will decide on several land-use approvals, including a funeral home and a warehouse. The body will also consider a request for a mobile home and a revision to a General Plan.
- Approval request for a funeral home at 2100 and 2122 24th Avenue
- Approval request for a warehouse at 2700 26th Avenue
- Approval request for a mobile home on Bonnie Street
- Zoning Text Amendment to allow Medical Clinics in I-1 zoning districts
- General Plan revision for 30 E Beach Blvd
City Council
The City Council will discuss amending the zoning ordinance to define and permit residential shipping container parks in Residence-Business Districts. The body is also reviewing numerous engineering master services agreements and term contracts for city materials.
- Proposed zoning amendment to allow residential Shipping Container Parks in R-B Districts (Case #2512PC145)
- Code Enforcement Hearing regarding properties declared a menace to public health and safety
- Agreement with Motorola Solutions Inc. and BRINC for a “Drone as First Responder” Program
- Professional Services Agreement with Garver, LLC for Northwood Hills Water Main Replacement Project, Phase 1
- Resolution to extend the State of Emergency status due to Hurricane Zeta
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will discuss the establishment of a Tax Abatement Program and the approval of a 41-lot subdivision on Ollie Road. The body is also reviewing several infrastructure agreements and budget amendments for city vehicles and equipment.
- Ordinance establishing a Tax Abatement Program
- Final plat approval for Oak Landing Subdivision Phase 2 (41 lots) on Ollie Road
- Agreement with Motorola Solutions Inc. and BRINC for 'Drone as First Responder' Program
- Funding for Landon Road Widening Construction Project and Coffee Creek Sewer Rehabilitation Project
- Service Agreement with Kansas City Southern Railroad Company for Forest Heights Levee Project
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Gulfport Zoning Board will consider five variance requests and one special exception for a new assisted living facility. One variance was withdrawn by the applicant.
- Special Exception 2511SE126: Assisted living facility at 3601 Meadowlark Drive
- Variance 2511ZB129: 8'8" setback at 15372 Dellwood Cove
- Variance 2511ZB130: 23'7" setback at 15372 Dellwood Cove
- Variance 2512ZB132: 935 parking spaces at 100 Perry Street
- Variance 2512ZB133: 10' setback at 100 Perry Street
City Council
The Gulfport City Council will consider rezoning requests for properties on Palmetto Lane and 24th Avenue, approve contracts for auditing and police testing services, and authorize temporary road closures for Christmas events.
- Rezone 139 Palmetto Lane and 418 16th Street to T4+ (General Urban Zone Plus)
- Rezone 2100 and 2122 24th Avenue to T5 (Urban Center Zone)
- Approve contract with Mauldin & Jenkins for auditing services
- Approve contract with Mississippi Police Chiefs Association for testing
- Authorize temporary road closures for 2025 Deck the Halls and Sugarplum Christmas Parades
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Architectural Review Committee
The Architectural Review Committee will meet to adopt minutes from a previous meeting and consider a permit for a freestanding ground sign at 400 Beach Dr. The public may attend and comment on the agenda items.
- Adoption of minutes from 10/09/25
- Review of permit 2511ARC020 for a freestanding ground sign
- Sign proposal at 400 Beach Dr, Tax Parcel 0911A-02-101.000
- Appeal process for aggrieved parties available
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will decide on a tree permit appeal and a special exception for a liquor store. The body will also consider recommendations for two zoning map amendments in Ward 2 and Ward 3.
- Tree Permit Appeal 2510PC117: 30 E Beach Blvd
- Special Exception 2510SE118: Liquor store use at 13111 Three Rivers Road
- Zoning Map Amendment 2510PC119: Rezone to T4+ at 139 Palmetto Lane and 418 16th Street
- Zoning Map Amendment 2511PC122: Rezone to T5 at 2100 24th Avenue and 2122 24th Avenue
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will hold hearings on three land-use requests. The board will consider variances for a fence and an accessory structure, as well as a special exception for a business use.
- Variance 2510ZB115: 8-foot tall fence request at 2407 Burke Street
- Special Exception 2510SE118: Liquor store use request at 13111 Three Rivers Road
- Variance 2510ZB121: 5-foot sideyard setback request for accessory structure at 14356 Chestwood Cove
Architectural Review Committee
The Architectural Review Committee will review applications for new freestanding ground signs and metal siding on accessory structures. The meeting is scheduled for October 9, 2025, at City Hall.
- Review of sign permit 2510ARC017 at 12217 Old Hwy 49
- Review of sign permit 2510ARC018 at 11208 Lorraine Road
- Review of siding permit 2510ARC016 at 15297 Baywood Circle
- Review of siding permit 2510ARC019 at 1001 Michelle Drive
Planning Commission
The Gulfport Planning Commission will consider approving home occupation permits and zoning map amendments, as well as hearing an appeal regarding commercial siding. The meeting will be held at City Hall on September 25, 2025.
- Approval of home occupation for 2018 24th Ave
- Approval of reducing salon use on Seaway Road
- Appeal of metal siding denial for Cowan Road
- Zoning change request for 127 Laurel Drive
- Zoning change request for John Hill Blvd
Special Call Meeting
The City Council will meet to discuss a resolution regarding federal funding for Hurricane Zeta recovery. The body will also consider a request to temporarily close municipal rights of way for local events.
- Resolution to apply to the Mississippi Development Authority for the Hurricane Zeta CDBG-DR-FEMA Match Program
- Resolution for temporary right of way closures for Sunset Concert and View the Cruise events
The council unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the Engineering Department to apply to the Mississippi Development Authority for the Hurricane Zeta CDBG‑DR FEMA Match Program. They also unanimously approved a temporary closure of municipal right‑of‑way for the Sunset Concert and View the Cruise events. The meeting was declared a special call meeting and was adjourned until the next regular meeting on October 7, 2025.
- Declared a special call meeting – passed (unanimous roll call)
- Approved resolution to apply for Hurricane Zeta CDBG‑DR FEMA Match Program – passed (unanimous roll call)
- Approved resolution to temporarily close municipal right‑of‑way for Sunset Concert and View the Cruise events – passed (unanimous roll call)
- Adjourned meeting until October 7, 2025 – passed (unanimous roll call)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
City Council
The council adjusted the agenda to add several items, ratified an appointment to the Gulf Regional Planning Commission, and conducted a code‑enforcement hearing that was closed with a resolution. It adopted an ordinance amending Chapter 6, Article XV, tabled a tax‑exemption ordinance, and approved two budget amendments. Finally, the council approved a docket of claims totaling $7,551,210.91, passing 5‑1.
- Adjusted agenda to add contract extension, donation to TrainTastic, and FY2024 budget amendment – unanimous
- Ratified Greg Holmes appointment to Gulf Regional Planning Commission – unanimous
- Opened and closed Code Enforcement Hearing, adopting the resolution – unanimous
- Adopted Ordinance amending Chapter 6, Article XV sections – unanimous
- Tabled Ordinance establishing ad valorem tax exemption for capital improvements – unanimous
- Approved Budget Amendment #108 to increase employee health insurance costs – unanimous
- Approved final FY2024 budget amendment adjusting fund balances – unanimous
- Approved Docket of Claims totaling $7,551,210.91 (5‑1 vote, one nay) – majority
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Special Call Meeting
The Gulfport City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss and vote on the Mayor's proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2026. The body is expected to approve the final budget determined by the governing authority.
- Discussion of Mayor's proposed FY2026 budget
- Resolution to approve and adopt the FY2026 budget
- Setting of next meeting date and adjournment
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Gulfport City Council will consider approving zoning ordinance amendments, final plats for subdivisions, and ordinances for new city positions. The agenda includes resolutions for road repairs, school resource officer reimbursements, and funding for the 2025 Veteran's Parade.
- Zoning ordinance amendment for 2093 E Pass Road to B-2 (General Business)
- Zoning ordinance amendment for 1114 Ocean View Drive to T4+ (General Urban Zone 'Plus')
- Final plat approval for Swan Landing Estates Phase 2 (58 lots)
- Resolution authorizing expenditure for 2025 MS Gulf Coast Veteran's Parade
- Resolution authorizing expenditure for O'Neal Road Widening Project
The council approved the minutes from July through August 2025, adopted two zoning amendments rezoning 2093 E Pass Road to B‑2 and 1114 Ocean View Drive to T4+, approved the final plat for Swan Landing Estates Phase 2, and passed several ordinances and resolutions, including new staff positions and infrastructure agreements.
- Approved July 8, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved July 22, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved August 5, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved August 19, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
- Adopted zoning amendment rezoning 2093 E Pass Road to B‑2 (unanimous)
- Adopted zoning amendment rezoning 1114 Ocean View Drive to T4+ (unanimous)
- Approved final plat for Swan Landing Estates Phase 2 (unanimous, B.J. Sellers Jr. recused)
- Adopted Ordinance 3513 providing salary for an additional Fire Department Administrative Assistant II (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Special Call Meeting
The council held a public hearing on the proposed budget for fiscal year ending September 30, 2026. The council then adopted Ordinance 3515 fixing the municipal tax levy for FY 2025‑2026, passing the motion by unanimous roll‑call vote. The meeting was adjourned until September 16, 2025, also by unanimous roll‑call vote.
- Declared a special call meeting (unanimous roll‑call vote)
- Adopted municipal tax levy ordinance for FY 2025‑2026 (unanimous roll‑call vote)
- Adjourned until September 16, 2025 at 1:30 PM (unanimous roll‑call vote)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Commission
The Gulfport Planning Commission will consider a recommendation to rezone property to Residence-business and hear three special exception requests. Two special exception cases were tabled due to applicant absence.
- Zoning Map Amendment 2508PC101: Request to rezone to R-B (Residence-business) at 2213 Hewes Ave, 23rd Street, and E Railroad Street
- Special Exception 2506SE077: Liquor store use at 406 Pass Road (Tabled)
- Special Exception 2508SE094: Assisted living facility at 803 Courthouse Road (Tabled)
- Special Exception 2508SE095: Assisted living facility at 1A 39th Street (Tabled)
Special Call Meeting
The City Council is meeting to consider the docket of claims for approval through August 20, 2025. This item involves the payment of debts, fees, and bills owed by the City.
- Approval of the docket of claims through August 20, 2025
The council declared a special called meeting and unanimously approved the city's docket of claims for $4,797,341.34. They also set the next regular meeting for September 2, 2025 and adjourned. All votes were unanimous roll‑call with five members voting aye and two absent.
- Declared special called meeting (unanimous roll call, 5-0)
- Approved Docket of Claims $4,797,341.34 (unanimous roll call, 5-0)
- Adjourned until September 2, 2025 (unanimous roll call, 5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Gulfport Zoning Board will hear appeals and discuss procedural rules. Four specific zoning cases are tabled due to applicant absence or staff recommendation.
- Public hearing on appeal process and speaker cards
- Special Exception 2506SE077 (liquor store) tabled for August
- Special Exception 2508SE094 (assisted living) tabled for August
- Special Exception 2508SE095 (assisted living) tabled for August
- Variance 2508ZB097 (parking spaces) tabled for September
Special Call Meeting
The City Council is holding a special call meeting to address policy issues. The primary action is the approval of the docket of claims through August 20, 2025.
- Approval of Docket of Claims through August 20, 2025
The council considered a motion to declare a special called meeting and attach the notice as Exhibit A. The motion failed, with three members voting aye and three voting nay. The meeting was then adjourned by unanimous consent.
- Motion to declare special meeting and attach Exhibit A failed (3-3)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Special Call Meeting
The council declared a special call meeting and recorded a unanimous vote. It approved a resolution to publish a notice of public hearing on the proposed budget and tax levies for the next fiscal year. The council also set the next regular meeting for September 2, 2025 and adjourned unanimously.
- Declared special call meeting (unanimous roll call vote)
- Approved resolution to publish notice of public hearing on budget and tax levies (unanimous roll call vote)
- Adjourned until September 2, 2025 regular meeting (unanimous roll call vote)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Gulfport City Council will discuss the Mayor's proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2026, hear a code enforcement appeal, and consider zoning ordinance amendments. The body will also approve contracts with DNA Underground, LLC and Stantec Consulting Services, Inc., and authorize funding for the Veteran's Parade.
- Discussion on Mayor's Proposed Budget for FY 2026
- Zoning ordinance amendments for 2093 E Pass Road and 2079 E Pass Road
- Approval of contract with DNA Underground, LLC for Gulfport Repair Project
- Approval of contract with Stantec Consulting Services for Lead and Copper Rule Revision
- Authorization for 2025 MS Gulf Coast Veteran's Parade advertising
The council rejected three motions to adjust the agenda, each failing by a 3-3 roll‑call vote. It approved several resolutions, including an award and agreement with DNA Underground, a change order for the O'Neal Road intersection, a professional services contract with Stantec, and authorizations to apply for Clean Vessel Act and GOMESA grants. The council also approved multiple budget amendments to increase line items and transfer funds for engineering and advertising purposes.
- Motion to adjust agenda (add items 7‑A, 9‑A, 10‑A, 16‑A/B/C) failed (3 aye, 3 nay)
- Resolution 9 – approved award and agreement with DNA Underground for Repair & Replacement Unit Price Project
- Resolution 10 – approved Change Order No. 2 for O'Neal Road intersection improvements
- Resolution 11 – approved professional services agreement with Stantec Consulting Services
- Resolution 12 – authorized application for Clean Vessel Act grant
- Resolution 13 – authorized application for GOMESA grant
- Budget Amendment #101 – increased line item 213 (Photo & Fingerprint) from PropertyRoom.com
- Budget Amendment #104 – transferred funds for Stantec engineering services contract (publication needed)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Architectural Review Committee
The Architectural Review Committee will meet to consider two permit applications for the use of metal siding. These requests involve one commercial structure and one residential shed.
- Case 2508ARC014: Metal siding for a commercial structure at Cowan Road (Tax Parcel 1010N-01-087.000)
- Case 2508ARC015: Metal siding for a shed at 5 Stratford Place (Tax Parcel 1009M-02-013.000)
City Council
The City Council will discuss various municipal contracts, including paving projects and grounds maintenance. The body is also reviewing several temporary road closures for 2025 community events and budget amendments for police overtime and training.
- MIMA Paving Infrastructure Project change order with SunCoast Infrastructure, Inc.
- Grounds maintenance contracts with Gulf Breeze Landscaping, LLC and Wolverton Property Management
- Housing rehabilitation agreement with Habitat for Humanity of the Mississippi Gulf Coast
- Temporary right-of-way closures for Cruisin' the Coast and the MS Gulf Coast Veteran's Parade
- Budget amendments for Police Overtime and Training Programs
The Gulfport City Council approved a change order to the SunCoast Infrastructure paving contract, accepted a perpetual maintenance recommendation for Northpark Drive, and adopted an ordinance deleting Section 3‑30 of the code. It also approved several temporary road closures for community events and authorized various expenditures and donations. All actions passed by unanimous roll‑call vote with Councilmember Ron Roland absent.
- Approved Change Order No. 2 to SunCoast Infrastructure contract for MIMA Paving Project (unanimous, Ron Roland absent)
- Approved recommendation for perpetual maintenance of Northpark Drive (excluding roadway) (unanimous, Ron Roland absent)
- Adopted ordinance deleting Section 3‑30 of the Code of Ordinances (unanimous, Ron Roland absent)
- Approved Grounds Maintenance Contract with Gulf Breeze Landscaping, LLC (unanimous, Ron Roland absent)
- Approved Grounds Maintenance Contract with Wolverton Property Management (unanimous, Ron Roland absent)
- Approved temporary municipal right‑of‑way closures for five 2025 community events (unanimous, Ron Roland absent)
- Authorized donation of funds to Gulfport Main Street Association (unanimous, Ron Roland absent)
- Authorized in‑kind advertising expenditure for the 2025 Coastal Mississippi Homeschool event (unanimous, Ron Roland absent)
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Special Call Meeting
The Zoning Board will consider several requests for variances regarding setbacks, lot sizes, and fence heights. The board will also review special exception requests for liquor stores and assisted living facilities.
- Special Exception 2506SE077, 2507SE086, and 2507SE093 for liquor store use at 406 Pass Road, 423 Pass Road, and 1615 25th Ave
- Special Exception 2508SE094 and 2508SE095 for assisted living facilities at 803 Courthouse Road and 1 39th Street A
- Variance 2507ZB084 for lot sizes of 4,000 square feet where 7,500 is required on 5th Street
- Variance 2506ZB076 and 2506ZB078/079 for 8-foot fences where 6 feet is the limit at 2621 6th Ave, 1114 33rd Ave, and 1115 33rd Ave
- Variance 2502ZB024 for an 8-foot setback where 25 feet is required at 500 East Beach Blvd
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will decide on several special exceptions and approvals for business and residential uses. The body will also make recommendations on zoning map and text amendments, including new vinyl siding standards.
- Special exceptions for liquor stores at 406 Pass Road, 423 Pass Road, and 1615 25th Ave
- Assisted living facility requests at 803 Courthouse Road and 1 39th Street A
- Approval requests for a mobile home at 3522 35th Ave and multi-family dwelling at 2700 14th Ave
- Proposed zoning text amendment requiring Architectural Review Committee approval for vinyl siding
- Proposed zoning text amendment prohibiting fences, walls, or hedges on vacant lots
City Council
The City Council will discuss property acquisitions for the Dedeaux Road Widening Project and hear appeals regarding a hospital use request and a yard setback. The body is also reviewing several city staff salary positions and various service contracts.
- Appeal for hospital use at 1201 31st Avenue
- Appeal for 15-foot front yard setback at John Evans Road
- Authorization to acquire right of way for Dedeaux Road Widening Project
- Purchase of four generators from Deep South Equipment Company
- Ordinance to provide recreation fee refunds to parents who coach teams
The Gulfport City Council approved a resolution authorizing eminent‑domain to acquire right‑of‑way for the Dedeaux Road widening project. It also adopted ordinances on recreation‑fee refunds and staffing, approved a 15‑foot front‑yard setback zoning appeal, and ratified appointments to the Redevelopment Commission. Several other resolutions and the agenda adjustment were approved unanimously.
- Accepted agenda with Item 15 postponed to Aug 5 (unanimous)
- Approved June 17, 2025 council minutes (unanimous)
- Ratified appointment of Rob Maness to Gulfport Redevelopment Commission (unanimous)
- Approved code‑enforcement resolution declaring certain properties a public‑health menace (unanimous)
- Approved 15‑foot front‑yard setback zoning appeal (unanimous)
- Adopted ordinance to refund recreation fees to parent coaches (unanimous)
- Authorized eminent‑domain for Dedeaux Road widening project (unanimous)
- Approved city application for Mississippi Development Authority grant (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will review several variance requests and special exceptions. The board is deciding on land-use exceptions including liquor store operations, assisted living facilities, and various setback and height requirements.
- Special Exception 2506SE077: Liquor store use at 406 Pass Road
- Special Exception 2507SE086: Liquor store use at 423 Pass Road
- Special Exception 2507SE093: Liquor store use at 1615 25th Ave
- Special Exception 2508SE094: Assisted living facility at 803 Courthouse Road
- Special Exception 2508SE095: Assisted living facility at 1 39th Street A
Architectural Review Committee
The Architectural Review Committee will meet to consider four permit requests. These include three applications for new freestanding ground signs and one request for metal siding on an accessory structure.
- Case 2507ARC011: New freestanding ground sign at 12196 Hwy 49
- Case 2507ARC012: New freestanding ground sign at 573 Courthouse Road
- Case 2507ARC013: New freestanding ground sign at 15513 O'Neal Road
- Case 2507ARC010: Metal siding for accessory structure at 11300 Totaro Road
City Council
The Gulfport City Council will meet to elect officers, ratify appointments, and consider ordinances regarding zoning changes, fee refunds, and water infrastructure maintenance. The body will also address budget amendments, approve contracts for garbage collection and telecommunications, and reconfirm a state of emergency.
- Ordinance to rezone 130 Tegarden Road to T4+ (General Urban Zone "Plus")
- Ordinance to rezone 5th Street properties to T4L (General Urban Zone "Limited")
- Resolution to approve contract with CSpire for Unified Communications
- Resolution to reconfirm State of Emergency due to Hurricane Zeta
- Budget Amendment #86 to increase line item 277 Vehicles from drug-related arrest
Council members elected Rusty Walker as President and Ron Roland as Vice President. The council unanimously adopted two zoning‑map ordinances, rezoning 130 Tegarden Road to a T4+ General Urban Zone and 5th Street properties to a T4L General Urban Zone. It also approved several contracts, including a CSpire award for unified communications, an amendment to the Waste Pro garbage‑collection contract, and a change order for the Debuys Road sewer pump station project.
- Rusty Walker elected President, Ron Roland Vice President (4‑3)
- Ratify Department Director appointments – motion failed (3‑4)
- Adopt zoning map amendment rezoning 130 Tegarden Road to T4+ – unanimous
- Adopt zoning map amendment rezoning 5th Street properties to T4L – unanimous
- Approve award to CSpire for Unified Communications and Cloud Contact Center – unanimous
- Approve amendment to Waste Pro contract for residential and light commercial garbage collection – unanimous
- Approve certificate of substantial completion for Debuys Road Sewer Pump Station Force Main Connection – unanimous (B.J. Sellers Jr. recused)
- Approve Change Order No. 4 to Southern Colonial Construction contract for Debuys Road Sewer Pump Station – unanimous (B.J. Sellers Jr. recused)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will decide on several land-use approvals, including two liquor stores and a multi-family dwelling. The body will also provide recommendations on two zoning text amendments and one zoning map amendment.
- Special Exception 2506SE077: liquor store use at 406 Pass Road
- Special Exception 2507SE086: liquor store use at 423 Pass Road
- Planning Commission Approval 2506PC081: Multi-Family Dwelling use at 2700 14th Ave
- Zoning Map Amendment 2506PC067: rezone 2093 and 2079 E Pass Road to B-2 (General Business)
- Zoning Text Amendment 2507PC087: requirement for Architectural Review Committee approval for vinyl siding
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Gulfport Zoning Board of Adjustment will hear 10 requests for variances and special exceptions, including fence height limits, lot size reductions, and a liquor store use.
- Variance 2502ZB024: 8-foot setback at 500 East Beach Blvd
- Variance 2506ZB072: 12.5-foot sign height at South Swan Road
- Variance 2506ZB074: 11-foot setback at 2900 43rd Ave
- Variance 2506ZB075: 5,000 sq ft lot size at 2900 43rd Ave
- Special Exception 2506SE077: Liquor store at 406 Pass Road
City Council
The City Council will consider designating the Admiral Gateway Urban Renewal District and approving various contracts for the 2025 Gulfport Harbor Lights Winter Festival. The body will also discuss personnel changes to the salary schedule and the addition of re-inspection fees.
- Designation of the Admiral Gateway Urban Renewal District
- Ordinance to add fees for re-inspections
- Contracts with Mississippi Delta Shows, LLC and Eley Guild Hardy Architects PA
- Acceptance of Florence Gardens Subdivision Phase 7, 8, and 9 roadways for maintenance
- Code Enforcement Hearing regarding property clean-ups and demolitions
The council approved the 2025 Gulfport Harbor Lights Winter Festival, including contracts with Mississippi Delta Shows, architectural services, vendor applications, pricing, and a professional services agreement. It also adopted ordinances to eliminate the Engineering Intern position and to create paid City Intern, Assistant City Attorney, and fee‑re‑inspection positions. Additionally, the council ratified a school‑board appointment, accepted perpetual maintenance for Florence Gardens Phase 7‑9 roadways, and approved a special tent event permit.
- Approved 2025 Gulfport Harbor Lights Winter Festival (Resolution 11) – Unanimous
- Approved contract with Mississippi Delta Shows, LLC for the festival (Resolution 13) – Unanimous
- Approved Letter of Agreement with Eley Guild Hardy Architects PA for emergency services (Resolution 14) – Unanimous
- Approved Vendor Booth Application and Agreement for the festival (Resolution 16) – Unanimous
- Adopted Ordinance removing Engineering Intern position (Ordinance 3498) – Unanimous
- Adopted Ordinance creating paid City Intern position (Ordinance 3499) – Unanimous (Richard Kosloski absent)
- Adopted Ordinance creating additional Assistant City Attorney position (Ordinance 3500) – Unanimous (Richard Kosloski absent)
- Accepted Florence Gardens Subdivision Phase 7‑9 roadways for perpetual maintenance (Recommendations 4‑6) – Unanimous
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Architectural Review Committee
The Architectural Review Committee will meet to consider two permit applications. The body will decide on a new subdivision sign and the use of metal siding for an accessory structure.
- Case 2506ARC008: New subdivision sign for Savannah Walk Townhomes LLC on S Swan Road
- Case 2506ARC009: Metal siding for an accessory structure at 1701 42nd Ave
City Council
The City Council will discuss various service agreements, including contracts with the Historical Society of Gulfport and Gray Television Inc. The body is also reviewing budget amendments for police and traffic grants and a resolution to extend the Hurricane Zeta State of Emergency.
- Code Enforcement Hearing regarding property clean-ups and demolitions
- Contract award to Eagle Energy, Inc. for fuel
- Ordinance for the salary of a Utility Billing Manager position
- Budget Amendment #74 transferring funds for Traffic Services Grant
- Resolution to extend the State of Emergency for Hurricane Zeta
The council reconfirmed and extended the State of Emergency for Hurricane Zeta. It approved several contracts—including a fuel supply contract with Eagle Energy, agreements with the Historical Society of Gulfport, and a media agreement with Gray Television for the police department—while adopting an ordinance for a Utility Billing Manager salary and passing multiple budget amendments. The Docket of Claims totaling $2,825,540.01 was also approved.
- Adopted Ordinance establishing salary for a Utility Billing Manager (unanimous roll call vote)
- Approved contract with Eagle Energy, Inc. for term fuel supply (unanimous roll call vote)
- Approved Installation, Operation and Management Agreement with the Historical Society of Gulfport (unanimous roll call vote)
- Approved Media Agreement between Gulfport Police Department and Gray Television Inc. (unanimous roll call vote)
- Approved Amendment No.1 to Professional Services Agreement with CFF, LLC (6 aye, 1 nay)
- Reconfirmed and extended State of Emergency for Hurricane Zeta impacts (unanimous roll call vote)
- Approved Budget Amendment #76 increasing Police Narcotics Task Force capital line item (unanimous roll call vote)
- Approved Docket of Claims totaling $2,825,540.01 (6 aye, 1 nay)
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will decide on several land use approvals, including a hospital, church, liquor store, and medical cannabis dispensary. The body will also make recommendations to the City Council regarding two zoning map amendments.
- Approval 2505PC056: hospital use at 1201 31st Ave
- Approval 2505PC057: church use at 1126 Beach Drive
- Special Exception 2505SE059: liquor store use at 2905 25th Ave Suite A
- Approval 2505PC060: medical cannabis dispensary use at 13341 Dedeaux Road Suite B
- Zoning Map Amendments 2505PC053 (130 Tegarden Road) and 2505PC058 (5th Street)
City Council
The City Council will review several contracts for debris removal and engineering services. The body is also considering amendments to the zoning ordinance regarding mobile food vendors and approving final plats for developments on Dedeaux Road and Beach Blvd.
- Proposed zoning amendment to include trailers in the definition of mobile food vendors
- Contracts with Covington Civil and Environmental, LLC for debris monitoring and water well engineering
- Contract with Crowder Gulf for debris clearing, removal, and disposal services
- Final plat approvals for Gulfport Promenade North (Dedeaux Road) and Sahara Gulf Villas (530 Beach Blvd)
- Agreement with MDOT for Seaway Road Pedestrian Pathway Project Phase II
The council approved an amendment to the zoning ordinance to include trailers in the definition of mobile food vendors. It also approved final plats for easements and utility dedications at Gulfport Promenade North and Sahara Gulf Villas. Budget amendments increasing vehicle line items and capital outlay were adopted, and a resolution increasing poll managers for the general election was approved. Minutes for the April 8, 2025 meeting were approved with one dissenting vote.
- Approved Final Plat easement & right‑of‑way dedication (Gulfport Promenade North) – unanimous
- Approved Final Plat easement & utility dedication (Sahara Gulf Villas) – unanimous
- Adopted Ordinance amending zoning to include trailers as mobile food vendors – unanimous
- Approved Resolution increasing the number of poll managers for the general election – unanimous
- Approved Budget Amendment #66 increasing line item 213 Vehicles – unanimous
- Approved Budget Amendment #67 increasing line item 277 Vehicles for drug‑related arrests – unanimous
- Approved Budget Amendment #68 increasing line item 278 Capital Outlay – unanimous
- Approved minutes for April 8, 2025 – passed with one nay (Ella Holmes‑Hines)
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Gulfport Zoning Board will hear eight requests for variances and one special exception, including parking modifications and setback adjustments at various locations.
- Variance 2505ZB049: 9 parking spaces at 612 35th Street
- Variance 2505ZB050: Parking backing into right-of-way at 612 35th Street
- Special Exception 2505SE059: Liquor store use at 2905 25th Ave Suite A
- Variance 2505ZB062: 15-foot front yard setback at John Evans Road
- Variance 2505ZB068: 17-foot second frontage setback at 1537 Midway Avenue
Architectural Review Committee
The Architectural Review Committee will meet to hear cases regarding signs and permits. The primary item is a request for approval of metal siding for an accessory structure.
- Case 2505ARC007: Metal siding for accessory structure at 706 E. Pass Road (KMS Business Marketing Solutions LLC)
City Council
The City Council will review a construction contract for the Richard Bayou Dredging Project and a final plat for a 16-lot subdivision on O'Neal Road. The body will also consider several service agreements, budget amendments, and a zoning appeal for a property on East Beach Boulevard.
- Construction contract with J.E. Talley Construction, Inc. for Richard Bayou Dredging Project
- Final plat for 16-lot subdivision (Forest Ridge Phase 2) on O'Neal Road
- Zoning appeal for 8-foot set back at 500 East Beach Boulevard
- Ordinance to waive tap fees for certain County Construction Projects
- Budget Amendment #64 for O'Neal Road Widening at KCS Railroad Project
The Gulfport City Council adopted agenda adjustments, approved the minutes of the April 15 special meeting, and passed a code‑enforcement resolution for two parcels. It also remanded a zoning setback appeal, adopted a tap‑fee waiver ordinance, and approved several contracts and budget amendments, all by unanimous roll‑call votes.
- Approved agenda adjustments adding a salary ordinance and Budget Amendment #65 (unanimous roll call)
- Approved minutes of the April 15, 2025 special call meeting (unanimous roll call)
- Approved code‑enforcement resolution for parcels at 2950 49th Ave and 4020 Michigan Ave (unanimous roll call)
- Remanded zoning board appeal for 500 East Beach Blvd setback to the Zoning Board for a professional survey (unanimous roll call)
- Adopted ordinance waiving tap fees for certain county construction projects within Gulfport (unanimous roll call)
- Approved contract with J.E. Talley Construction for the Richards Bayou Dredging Project (unanimous roll call)
- Approved surplus municipal property transfer to George County Volunteer Fire Department (unanimous roll call)
- Approved Budget Amendments #63 (Cinema by the Shore funds) and #64 (O'Neal Road widening funds) (unanimous roll call)
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Special Call Meeting
The City Council is meeting to approve insurance policies for the 2025-2026 period. The meeting includes discussions on joining and approving the bylaws of the Coast Gov Pro insurance risk pool.
- Purchase of insurance policies for the 2025-2026 period
- Bylaws and procedures for the Coast Gov Pro insurance pool
- Binding of insurance coverage associated with Coast Gov Pro
The council declared the meeting a special call and unanimously approved three resolutions: purchasing insurance policies for the 2025‑2026 period, adopting bylaws and procedures for the new Coast Gov Pro association, and adopting the insurance policy form for that pool. The council also set the next regular meeting for May 6, 2025 and adjourned.
- Declared special call meeting (unanimous roll call vote)
- Approved acquisition of insurance policies for 2025‑2026 (unanimous roll call vote)
- Approved bylaws and policies for Coast Gov Pro association (unanimous roll call vote)
- Approved insurance policy form and coverage for Coast Gov Pro pool (unanimous roll call vote)
- Adjourned until May 6, 2025 regular meeting (unanimous roll call vote)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will decide on two special exceptions for business uses on Pass Road. The body will also consider a recommendation for a zoning text amendment regarding mobile food vendor definitions.
- Special Exception 2503SE030: Bar use at 727 Pass Road
- Special Exception 2501SE003: Liquor store use at 1229 Pass Road
- Zoning Text Amendment 2505PC054: Update mobile food vendor definition to include trailers and Health Department inspections
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed Urban Renewal Plan for the Health Care Services Urban Renewal District. The body is also reviewing several infrastructure contracts and budget amendments for wastewater and road projects.
- Public hearing on Urban Renewal Plan for Health Care Services Urban Renewal District
- Contract with Malouf Construction, LLC for North Gulfport Wastewater Treatment Plant New Headworks Project
- Real Estate Service Contracts for Dedeaux Road Widening Project – Phase 2
- Code Enforcement Hearing regarding property clean-ups and demolitions
- Supplemental Agreement with Neel-Schaffer, Inc. for Gulfport Commerce Corridor Project
The council unanimously approved agenda adjustments that added several resolutions, then approved the minutes from the March 18 and March 31 meetings. It subsequently passed a series of unanimous resolutions authorizing contracts and agreements, including a wastewater treatment plant project, an urban renewal plan, and various service agreements.
- Approved agenda adjustments adding Item 9‑A, 12‑A, and 12‑B resolutions (unanimous)
- Approved contract with Malouf Construction for North Gulfport Wastewater Treatment Plant new headworks (unanimous)
- Approved Urban Renewal Plan/Project for Health Care Services Urban Renewal District (6‑1)
- Approved Memorandum of Understanding with Mississippi Power Company for emergency staging (unanimous)
- Approved Real Estate Service Contract with Global Valuation Services for Dedeaux Road Widening Phase 2 (unanimous)
- Approved Service Agreement with DaySmart Recreation Software for Leisure Services (unanimous)
- Approved termination of Memorandum of Agreement with Gulfport‑Biloxi Regional Airport Authority (unanimous)
- Approved Supplemental Agreement No. 1 to Engineering Contract with Neel‑Schaffer for Gulfport Commerce Corridor Project (6‑1)
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will hear three cases regarding a property at 727 Pass Road. The board will review requests for a parking space variance and a special exception for bar use.
- Variance 2503ZB028: Request for 17 parking spaces instead of the required 20 at 727 Pass Road
- Special Exception 2503SE030: Request for bar use at 727 Pass Road
- Variance 2503ZB029: Request for parking backing into city right-of-way at 727 Pass Road (Withdrawn by Planning Staff)
Special Call Meeting
The City Council is holding a special call meeting to discuss policy issues. The primary item on the agenda is a resolution regarding a license agreement with Driven Elite, LLC.
- Resolution approving License Agreement with Driven Elite, LLC
The council declared the meeting a special call and approved an amended and re‑stated license agreement with Driven Elite Mississippi, LLC. The agreement was adopted with five votes in favor and one against. The council then adjourned until the regular meeting on April 22, 2025.
- Approved Amended License Agreement with Driven Elite Mississippi, LLC (5-1)
- Declared special call meeting (unanimous)
- Adjourned until April 22, 2025 (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Architectural Review Committee
The Architectural Review Committee will meet to consider two requests from Cross Development CC Gulfport LLC. Both items concern the property located at 11560 Northpark Dr in Ward 5.
- Case 2504ARC005: Request for a new freestanding ground sign at 11560 Northpark Dr
- Case 2504ARC006: Request for metal siding for a proposed commercial building at 11560 Northpark Dr
City Council
The City Council will discuss the adoption of the Health Care Services Urban Renewal Plan and various zoning amendments. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure awards, including roadway lighting and paving projects, and the construction of Fire Station No. 2.
- Final plat approval for River Pointe Estates (10550 O'Neal Road) and Swan Landing Estates Phase 1 (South Swan Road)
- Award to Crawford Electric for LED Roadway Lighting Fixtures and Poles
- Award to Warren Paving, Inc. for MIMA Paving Infrastructure Project - Phase II, Part I
- Contract with Artisan Pyrotechnics, Inc. for 2025 July Fourth fireworks
- Resolution to accept a Warranty Deed from Gulfport School District for Fire Station No. 2
The council approved the March 4, 2025 minutes and adopted several ordinances, resolutions and final plats. Development projects including River Pointe Estates and Swan Landing Estates were approved, and a zoning ordinance amendment was adopted. Contracts for fireworks, city services and a youth sports commission were also approved. One resolution (Addendum No. 9 to the Neel‑Schaffer contract) passed with a single dissenting vote.
- Approved March 4, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Adopted resolution declaring certain properties a public health menace (unanimous)
- Approved release of performance bond for Island Townhomes Subdivision (unanimous)
- Approved final plat for River Pointe Estates subdivision at 10550 O'Neal Road (unanimous)
- Approved final plat for Swan Landing Estates Phase 1 subdivision on South Swan Road (unanimous; B.J. Sellers Jr. recused)
- Adopted amendment to the zoning ordinance (unanimous)
- Adopted ordinance adding a Center Coordinator position (unanimous)
- Approved Addendum No. 9 to Neel‑Schaffer contract (6‑1 vote)
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Special Call Meeting
The City Council will review a recommendation to approve a 19-lot subdivision plat. The body will also consider a Memorandum of Understanding involving Harrison County, Biloxi, and Rionegro, Colombia.
- Final Plat approval for Florence Gardens Phase 12 (19-lot subdivision) on Alphabet Road
- Memorandum of Understanding between Harrison County Development Commission, Gulfport, Biloxi, and Rionegro, Republic of Columbia
- Authorization for special checks to Earthing, LLC for Purchase Orders 251093 and 250960
The Gulfport City Council unanimously approved the Planning Commission's recommendation to adopt the final plat for the 19‑lot Florence Gardens Phase 12 subdivision on Alphabet Road in Ward 6. The council also unanimously adopted a memorandum of understanding with the Harrison County Development Commission, the cities of Biloxi and Rionegro (Republic of Columbia), and authorized a special check to Earthing, LLC for two purchase orders. The meeting was adjourned until the regular session on April 8, 2025.
- Approved final plat for Florence Gardens Phase 12 (19‑lot subdivision) (unanimous)
- Adopted MOU among Harrison County Development Commission, Gulfport, Biloxi, and Rionegro (unanimous)
- Authorized special check to Earthing, LLC for Purchase Orders 251093 and 250960 (unanimous)
- Set next regular meeting for April 8, 2025 at 1:30 PM (unanimous)
- Declared meeting a special call (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a request for church use at 2238 East Pass Road. The body will also review a general plan for a townhome subdivision featuring 10 lots and 2 outparcels at 30 E Beach Blvd.
- Approval request for church use at 2238 East Pass Road (Tax Parcel 1010H-01-044.000)
- General Plan 2503PC043 for a townhome subdivision with 10 lots and 2 outparcels at 30 E Beach Blvd
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Gulfport Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will hear requests for variances and special exceptions regarding fence heights, setbacks, and property use. Several items are deferred to a later meeting.
- Variance 2503ZB028: 17 parking spaces at 727 Pass Road
- Variance 2503ZB030: Bar use at 727 Pass Road
- Variance 2503ZB031: 10-foot front yard setback at 1010B-03-001.002
- Variance 2503ZB032: 12.6-foot side yard setback at 12108 Turnberry Cove
- Variance 2503ZB033: 13.76-foot side yard setback at 12065 Turnberry
City Council
The Gulfport City Council will consider an appeal for a liquor store at 1229 Pass Road and an ordinance regulating wildlife monitoring devices at Bert Jones Yacht Basin. The body is also reviewing several service contracts, budget amendments, and a state of emergency extension for Hurricane Zeta.
- Appeal for liquor store use at 1229 Pass Road (Case# 2501SE003)
- Ordinance regulating Wildlife Monitoring Devices near Bert Jones Yacht Basin
- Agreement with CloudGavel LLC and rental agreement with South Mississippi Business Machines of Gulfport, Inc.
- Grant application for Gulfport Harbor Boat Launch - Ship Island Access Improvements Project
- Code enforcement hearing on properties declared a menace to public health and safety
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Architectural Review Committee
The Architectural Review Committee will meet to review two permit applications. The body is considering approvals for a new sign and commercial metal siding.
- Case 2503ARC003: New freestanding ground sign at 1100 Cowan Road
- Case 2503ARC004: Metal siding for a commercial structure on 6th Avenue
General
The Gulfport City Planning Commission will decide on two residential development projects. The body will also provide recommendations on two zoning text amendments regarding building setbacks and construction values.
- Approval of Calypso Cove, a six lot residential subdivision on 16th Street (General Plan 2502PC025)
- Approval for townhouse development at 30 East Beach Blvd (Planning Commission Approval 2502PC026)
- Zoning Text Amendment 2407PC094 to delete the 6-foot maximum side yard setback in Appendix D
- Zoning Text Amendment 2411PC169 regarding supplementary design for buildings along commercial and mixed use corridors
City Council
The City Council will review several infrastructure agreements, including the Gulfport Commerce Corridor Project and O'Neal Road improvements. The body is also deciding on the appointment of two public defenders for the Municipal Court and authorizing property conveyances for the Fire Station 2 rebuild.
- Property conveyances for the Rebuild of Fire Station 2 Project
- Professional Legal Services Agreements for public defenders Michael D'Angelo, Esq. and Ray Anthony Young, Esq.
- Agreement with MDOT for the Gulfport Commerce Corridor and O'Neal Road at Three Rivers Road projects
- Change Order No. 1 for SunCoast Infrastructure, Inc. regarding the MIMA Paving Infrastructure Project
- Code Enforcement Hearing regarding properties declared a menace to public health and safety
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several development approvals, including a zero-lot line subdivision and a townhouse project. The body will also review two zoning text amendments regarding building setbacks and construction values along commercial corridors.
- Approval 2502PC022: Five lot zero-lot line subdivision at 1019 Bridge Street
- General Plan 2502PC025: Six lot residential subdivision (Calypso Cove) on 16th Street
- Approval 2502PC026: Townhouse development at 30 East Beach Blvd
- Zoning Text Amendment 2407PC094: Deletion of 6-foot maximum side yard setback in Appendix D
- Zoning Text Amendment 2411PC169: Amendment to supplementary design for buildings along commercial and mixed use corridors
Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals
The Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will consider several variance requests for residential and business properties. Decisions will be made on requests regarding building heights, parking requirements, fence heights, and lot sizes.
- Variance 2412ZB197: Request for 59-foot building height at 2400 Beach Drive/121 Debuys Road
- Variance 2412ZB198: Request for 146 parking spaces instead of 208 at 2400 Beach Drive/121 Debuys Road
- Variance 2502ZB021: Request for lot sizes smaller than one acre for a 7-lot subdivision at 10550 O'Neil Road
- Variance 2502ZB011: Request for 8-foot fence at 10988 Channelside Drive
- Variance 2502ZB019: Request to exceed accessory structure square footage by 544 sq ft at 12596 Beau Forest Drive
City Council
The City Council will discuss the acquisition and construction of a fire station not to exceed $3.5 million. The body is also considering zoning changes, equipment purchases, and several business license petitions.
- Proposed fire station project not to exceed $3.5 million
- Rezoning of properties on Dedeaux Road to B-2 (General Business)
- Purchase of 10 Dodge Chargers from Step One Automotive
- Final plat for The Island Townhomes 102-lot subdivision on East Taylor Road
- Free Port Warehouse Licenses for Goldin Metals, Inc., Oldcastle APG, Inc., and Soprema, Inc.
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Architectural Review Committee
The Gulfport Architectural Review Committee will meet to adopt minutes from a previous meeting and consider a permit application for a new freestanding ground sign at 3100 25th Avenue. The meeting is open to the public for comment.
- Adoption of minutes from January 9, 2025
- Review of permit 2502ARC002 for a new freestanding ground sign
- Sign request at 3100 25th Avenue (Tax Parcel 0810N-05-032.000)
City Council
The Gulfport City Council will review a final plat for The Island Townhomes and an ordinance to create an Advisory Youth Sports and Recreation Commission. The body will also consider contracts for pier repairs and pedestrian improvements.
- Final plat for 102-lot subdivision (The Island Townhomes) on East Taylor Road
- Award to Gulf Breeze Construction, Inc. for Libby Milner Roland Pier Project repairs
- Agreement with Mississippi Transportation Commission for Old Highway 49 Pedestrian Improvements
- Ordinance establishing an Advisory Youth Sports and Recreation Commission
- Proposed Urban Renewal Plan for the Health Care Services Urban Renewal District
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Special Call Meeting
The City Council will discuss infrastructure contracts, software renewals, and a purchase agreement for the Town Center Parking Garage Project. The meeting includes a code enforcement hearing regarding property clean-ups and demolitions and an amendment to the Tree Ordinance.
- Purchase and Sale Agreement for the Town Center Parking Garage Project
- MOU with Mississippi Department of Marine Resources for Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades
- Amendment to the Tree Ordinance (Chapter 8, Article I)
- Code Enforcement Hearing for property clean-ups and demolitions
- Term contracts for Concrete Pipe (C2) and Pre-Cast Concrete Manholes (J2)
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Planning Commission
The Gulfport Planning Commission will consider four decisions and one recommendation regarding subdivisions, liquor stores, home occupations, and a zoning text amendment. The meeting is held at City Hall Council Chambers.
- General Plan 2501PC001: 6-lot subdivision at 4808 W. Beach Blvd
- Special Exception 2501SE003: Liquor store at 1229 Pass Road
- Special Exception 2501SE010: Bar and lounge at 2093 E Pass Road
- Planning Commission Approval 2501PC007: Home occupation at 0807I-01-005.012
- Zoning Text Amendment 2407PC094: Amend Appendix D setback requirements
Special Call Meeting
The City Council is holding a special call meeting to address policy issues. The body will also act on an order to cancel the regular meeting scheduled for January 21, 2025.
- Order to cancel the January 21, 2025 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
General
The Zoning Board of Adjustment and Appeals will hear several cases regarding parking requirements and land use. The board is considering variances for parking setbacks and a special exception for a liquor store.
- Special Exception 2501SE003: Liquor store use at 1229 Pass Road
- Special Exception 2501SE010: Bar and lounge use at 2093 E Pass Road Suites A & C
- Variance 2501ZB004: 3-foot side yard setback at 15251 Cindy Cove
- Variance 2501ZB002, 2501ZB005, 2501ZB008: Parking backing into city right of way at 1227/1229, 213, and 406 Pass Road
- Variance 2501ZB006 and 2501ZB009: Reductions in required parking spaces at 213 and 406 Pass Road
Architectural Review Committee
The Architectural Review Committee is meeting to hear cases regarding signs and permits. The primary item is a request for waivers from dumpster enclosure and landscaped island requirements.
- Case 2501ARC001: Waiver request for dumpster enclosure and landscaped islands at 1909 East Pass Road
City Council
The City Council will consider calling a special election to fill a vacancy in Ward 5 and coordinating voting supplies with Harrison County. The body is also reviewing several zoning changes, a new ordinance for low-speed vehicles and golf carts, and various infrastructure project agreements.
- Special Election call and voting machine coordination for Ward 5 vacancy
- Proposed ordinance for 'Operation of Low-Speed Vehicles and Golf Carts'
- Rezoning requests for 9298 Old Lorraine Road (R-O) and 1045 Township Road (T4+)
- Final plat approval for The Grove Subdivision (25 lots) on Klein Road
- Agreement with Michael Baker International for Old Highway 49 Sidewalk Project