Mobile public meetings in 2021
52 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts and budget reallocations. Items include agreements for traffic signal maintenance and city-wide road resurfacing. The council will also consider various purchase orders and liquor license recommendations.
- Contract with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for city-wide resurfacing ($730,100)
- Agreement with ALDOT for traffic signal maintenance and operation ($500,000)
- Purchase order for three Ford F150 trucks for Fire Administration ($96,591)
- Reallocation of $400,000 to the Mobile Greenway Initiative
- FEMA grant application for the Firefighters Grant Program ($975,000)
City Council
The council is reviewing several property rezonings, noise ordinance waivers, and demolition orders for various structures. The agenda also includes multiple contract approvals for police vehicle upfits, park improvements, and road resurfacing.
- Transfer of $1,000,000 to Capital Project Brookley by the Bay
- $158,850 purchase order for 15 Tahoe SUVs for MPD
- $730,100 contract with Sawgrass Consulting, LLC for 2022 CIP Resurfacing
- Rezoning of 1490 Telegraph Road from R-1 to I-2
- $250,337 contract with C. Thornton, Inc. for Hillsdale drainage ditch No. 1
City Council
The council is reviewing rezoning requests and approving demolition costs for several structures. The agenda also includes discussions on noise ordinance waivers and various city contracts for equipment and infrastructure.
- Transfer of $1,000,000 to Brookley by the Bay capital project
- Contract for LED lighting upgrades at Arthur R. Outlaw Convention Center for $188,350
- Purchase order for police SUV upfitting for $158,850
- Contract for Hillsdale drainage ditch No. 1 for $250,337
- Rezoning of 1490 Telegraph Road from R-1 to I-2
City Council
The council is reviewing several zoning changes and property demolition orders. The agenda also includes approving a $1 million agreement for TIF District streetscape improvements and a $150,000 agreement for the Africatown Welcome Center.
- $1,000,000 Master Service Agreement with Volkert, Inc. for TIF District Streetscape Improvements
- $150,000 Intergovernmental Agreement for planning and design of the Africatown Welcome Center
- Public hearing to rezone 4459 Government Boulevard from B-2 to B-3
- Orders to demolish structures at 657 Donald Street and 1000 S. Washington Avenue
- $53,918.12 purchase order for fireboat haulout and maintenance
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several rezoning requests and noise ordinance waivers. The meeting also includes the introduction of new contracts for infrastructure, city equipment, and repairs.
- $1,000,000.00 Master Service Agreement with Volkert, Inc. for TIF District streetscape improvements
- $283,974.00 purchase order for two International tandem axle dump trucks from Ward International Trucks, LLC
- $108,350.00 contract with E. Cornell Malone Corp for hurricane roof repairs at Mobile Civic Center Arena
- Rezoning of 162 and 186 East Drive from R-1 to R-2
- $150,000.00 agreement with Mobile County Commission for Africatown Welcome Center planning
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several held-over ordinances and new resolutions. The agenda includes decisions on municipal court appointments, technology upgrades, and infrastructure repair contracts. The council will also consider noise ordinance waiver requests.
- Rezoning 1490 Telegraph Road from R-1 to I-2
- $878,660.12 purchase order for Cyber Network Analysis Upgrades
- $2,000,000.00 ALDOT grant application for transportation rehabilitation
- $283,974.00 purchase order for two International Tandem Axle Dump Trucks
- $108,350.00 contract for Hurricane Sally roof repairs at Mobile Civic Center Arena
City Council
The council will review several large contracts, including a $1.5 million agreement for Public Works software and an $878,660 network upgrade. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding the demolition of two structures declared public nuisances.
- $1,551,747 contract with NEXGEN Utility Management for software services
- $878,660 purchase order for Cyber Network Analysis Upgrades from Jacob's Technology, Inc.
- Demolition of structures at 1051 S. Washington Avenue and 954 Marine Street
- $60,000 contract with Downing Studio for a Bugler Sculpture at Memorial Park
- $150,000 annual contract with Pension Technology Group for retirement plan software
City Council
The Mobile City Council will consider several contract approvals, including a large grant application for bus replacements in the Wave Transit System fleet. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding the demolition of a structure on Congress Street.
- $6,063,168 grant application for Wave Transit System bus replacements
- $1,494,284 contract for repairs to the Robert Hope Overpass and Water Street bridge
- $232,980 purchase order for police SUV upfitting
- Rezone 2551 Kossow Street from R-1 to B-1
- Public hearing to declare 1162 Congress Street a public nuisance
City Council
The council will consider several property demolitions and noise ordinance waivers. The agenda also includes various service contracts for police equipment, vehicle repairs, and facility maintenance. Additionally, the body will review large-scale grant applications for sewer infrastructure and transit buses.
- $1,494,284 contract for bridge repairs at Water St. and Beauregard Street overpass
- $30,000,000 transfer from the General Fund to the Capital Improvements Fund
- $50,000,000 FEMA grant application for sewer overflow prevention
- $232,980 purchase order for police SUV upfitting
- Rezoning of 2551 Koss Street from R-1 to B-1
City Council
The council will hold public hearings regarding a new Unified Development Code and a project agreement with Austal USA LLC. The agenda also includes consideration of $55 million in multifamily housing revenue bonds. Other items involve property demolitions and various city contracts.
- Public hearing for the Mobile City Unified Development Code
- Project agreement between the City of Mobile, Mobile County, and Austal USA LLC
- Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds up to $55,000,000.00
- Engineering contract for Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail: $449,905.00
- Transfer of $30,000,000.00 to the Capital Improvements Fund
City Council
The Mobile City Council will review several purchase orders for police department equipment, including patrol vehicle upfitting and training trailers. The meeting includes public hearings regarding the demolition of multiple structures and the confirmation of Paul O. Prine as Police Chief. Additionally, the council will consider liquor license recommendations and various budget reallocations.
- $258,948.00 purchase order for a fire safety training trailer
- $190,620.00 purchase order for patrol vehicle upfitting
- $100,000.00 annual contract for police video surveillance consulting services
- Public hearings to declare several structures a public nuisance and order demolition
- Confirmation of Paul O. Prine as Police Chief
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing multiple purchase orders for police equipment and vehicle upfitting. The agenda also includes appointments to various advisory boards and a public hearing for a taxi service certificate. Additionally, the council will consider noise ordinance waivers for specific locations.
- Purchase of anti-crime robot for Police Administrative Services ($101,841.00)
- Upfitting 18 Chevrolet Tahoe vehicles for police use ($190,620.00)
- Confirmation of Paul O. Prine as Police Chief
- Purchase of a fire safety training trailer ($258,948.00)
- Renaming Lake Drive in District 1 to "Tricentennial Drive"
City Council
The council will consider several contracts for improvements to Trinity Gardens Park and surrounding streets. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding building demolitions and various equipment purchase orders. Additionally, the meeting covers appointments to the City-County Youth Council and Solid Waste Disposal Authority.
- Contract for Trinity Gardens Area street and drainage improvements: $780,277.25
- Contract for Trinity Gardens Park improvements: $700,277.00
- Purchase of a firefighter rehabilitation and command truck: $378,699.00
- Public hearing to declare structures at 302 Lexington Ave and 1479 Navco Rd as public nuisances
- Purchase order for an anti-crime robot: $101,841.00
City Council
The meeting includes procedural items such as roll call and agenda adoption. The council will also address ordinance 64-026, which proposes amendments to Chapter 64 of the City Code regarding zoning.
- Ordinance 64-026: Amendment to amend and restate Chapter 64 of the City Code (Zoning)
City Council
The council is reviewing ordinances to amend city zoning codes and rezone property on Springhill Avenue. The agenda also includes several contracts for park improvements, street drainage, and emergency equipment.
- Rezone 2820 Springhill Avenue from B-2/B-3 to B-3
- $780,277.25 contract for Trinity Gardens Area street and drainage improvements
- $700,277.00 contract for improvements at Trinity Gardens Park
- $256,816.72 purchase order for 196 portable radios
- $119,320.00 contract for Taylor Park Community Center roof insulation
City Council
The Mobile City Council will consider adopting the 2021-2022 General Fund, Capital Improvements Fund, and Convention Center Fund budgets. The agenda also includes a public hearing for rezoning property on Springhill Avenue and several equipment purchase orders. Additionally, the council will review various noise ordinance waivers and street vacation requests.
- Adoption of 2021-2022 General, Capital Improvements, and Convention Center Fund budgets
- Rezoning of 2820 Springhill Avenue from B-2/B-3 to B-3
- $491,743.50 grant application for the Saenger Theatre
- $206,000 purchase agreement for Three Mile Creek Greenway Trail parcels
- $120,124.80 purchase order for breathing apparatus and charging stations
City Council
The council will hold public hearings regarding the adoption of the 2021-2022 General Fund, Capital, and Convention Center Fund budgets. The agenda also includes several contract approvals for drainage repairs, park lighting, and police equipment.
- Public hearing for 2021-2022 General Fund, Capital & Convention Center Fund budgets
- $935,000.00 contract with Parten Smith, Inc. for Woodcock Drainage Repairs
- $273,089.00 contract for LED lighting upgrades at Mims Park
- Rezoning of property on Old Shell Road from R-1 to R-3
- $120,124.80 purchase order for breathing apparatus from Sunbelt Fire Inc.
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing a proposal to rezone several properties on Old Shell Road from single-family to multi-family residential. The agenda also includes various city contracts and equipment purchases for police, fire, and public works.
- Rezoning of 6636–6692 Old Shell Road from R-1 to R-3
- $935,000 contract for Woodcock Drainage Repairs
- $172,214.44 purchase order for an ambulance for Fire Administration
- $273,089 agreement for LED lighting upgrades at Mims Park
- $67,908.75 purchase order for a tactical robot for Police Administrative Services
City Council
The Mobile City Council meeting includes reviews of several held-over resolutions regarding major infrastructure, landscaping, and equipment purchases. The agenda also features public hearings to declare specific structures as public nuisances for demolition.
- $5,578,877.77 contract for Texas Street infrastructure rehabilitation
- $375,936.00 for lighting controls replacement at the Arthur R. Outlaw Convention Center
- $161,996.00 purchase order for a Convention Center marquee
- Public hearings to declare structures on Old Shell Road and Bass Drive as public nuisances
- $129,340.00 contract for Police Vehicle Impound Fence Replacement
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts and budget reallocations. Items include a $5,578,877.77 project for Texas Street rehabilitation and a $625,000.00 agreement for Airport Boulevard congestion management. The agenda also includes zoning amendments and various service contracts.
- $5,578,877.77 contract for Texas Street Infrastructure Rehabilitation
- $625,000.00 agreement for Airport Boulevard Congestion Management
- $166,350.00 contract for Canal Street repairs and fencing
- Reallocation of $245,000 from Police Department to Capital Improvement Fund
- Public hearing call for rezoning 2820 Springhill Avenue
City Council
The Mobile City Council will consider several large-scale infrastructure contracts, including nearly $9 million for citywide road resurfacing. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding alley vacations and requests for noise ordinance waivers.
- $8,959,294.73 contract with Hosea O. Weaver Construction for citywide resurfacing
- $1,932,313.00 contract for Fire Training Center Administration/Classroom Building
- $625,000.00 agreement with ALDOT for Airport Boulevard congestion management
- $1,300,000.00 appropriation for the TIGER/Dr. MLK Jr. Ave./Broad Street project
- Demolition of a public nuisance structure at 56 S. Lafayette Street
City Council
The City Council will consider several large infrastructure contracts, including major road resurfacing and fire training center construction. The agenda also includes budget reallocations and requests for noise ordinance waivers. A public hearing is scheduled regarding rezoning on Old Shell Road.
- $8,959,294.73 contract for city-wide road resurfacing
- $650,000 five-year contract for garbage collection software
- $1,300,000 appropriation for the TIGER/Dr. MLK Jr. Ave./Broad Street project
- Rezoning of Old Shell Road from R-1 to R-3 residential
- $1,932,313 contract for Fire Training Center construction
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several held-over ordinances regarding zoning and wireless licenses. The agenda also includes introductions for various city contracts, infrastructure projects, and non-profit appropriations.
- $1,987,820.23 for Texas Street Rehabilitation
- $650,000 contract for garbage collection software
- $369,700 purchase order for Mims Park Sports Fields lighting
- Ordinance to amend City Code zoning regulations
- $186,040 contract for Three Mile Creek Watershed Restoration
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts and ordinance amendments. Items include drainage improvements, park lighting, and watershed restoration services. The council will also consider new wireless facility licenses and library board updates.
- $577,126 contract with McElhenney Construction Company, LLC for drainage improvements
- $369,700 purchase order for Mims Park sports field lighting
- Demolition orders for public nuisance structures at 962 Government Street and 2118 Barron Place
- $186,040 contract with Geosyntec, Inc. for Three Mile Creek Watershed Restoration
- Ordinance to grant a Small Cell Wireless Facilities License to Verizon
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several major contracts and infrastructure projects. This includes a large-scale LED street light replacement program and drainage improvements. The council will also hold public hearings regarding the demolition of four structures declared as public nuisances.
- $2,484,990.50 contract for Interstate Street Light LED fixture replacement
- $577,126.00 contract for drainage improvements in several areas
- Public hearings to order the demolition of four structures as public nuisances
- $85,230.00 service contract for carpet cleaning at the Cruise Terminal
- $73,177.50 grant agreement with the Mobile County Commission
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several high-value contracts, including over $2.4 million for interstate LED street light replacement. The agenda also includes noise ordinance waivers, zoning amendments, and various equipment purchases for city departments.
- Contract for Interstate Street Light LED replacement: $2,484,990.50
- Purchase order for 62 Chevrolet Tahoe Police Package SUVs: $2,214,966.12
- Reallocation of $150,000 for I-65 and I-10 light improvements
- Contract for Langan Park Municipal Ballfield Survey: $20,200.00
- Purchase order for carpet cleaning at the Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal: $85,230.00
City Council
The council is reviewing several large expenditures, including a $2.2 million order for Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicles and a $500,000 agreement for traffic signal maintenance. The agenda also includes land acquisition near Mobile Bay and orders to demolish multiple structures declared public nuisances.
- $2,214,966.12 purchase order for 62 Chevrolet Tahoe Police Package SUVs
- $500,000.00 agreement with ALDOT for traffic signal maintenance and operation
- $127,000.00 purchase and sale agreement for 31 acres near Dauphin Island Parkway
- Demolition orders for structures at 102 North Pine Street and 1854 Calmes Street
- $10,000 appropriation to the Africatown Community Development Corporation
City Council
The Mobile City Council will review several noise ordinance waivers and public hearings regarding building demolitions. The agenda also includes budget reallocations for fire training facilities and various equipment purchase orders.
- $2,129,000 allocation for various storm water management projects
- $193,620 purchase order for a slope mower for the Motor Pool
- $127,000 purchase and sale agreement for 31 acres on Dauphin Island Parkway
- Public hearings to declare structures at 460 Dexter Avenue and 56 S. Lafayette Street as public nuisances
- $91,595 purchase order for UAV survey equipment for the Police Cyber Division
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several contract authorizations and fund allocations. This includes a proposed $2,129,000 allocation for storm water management projects and various noise ordinance waiver requests. The agenda also features new contracts for security monitoring and police precinct leasing.
- Allocation of $2,129,000 from the Storm Water Fund to various management projects
- Contract with S & O Enterprises Inc. for security and fire alarm monitoring ($28,422 per year)
- Purchase order for UAV/Survey LLC equipment for the Police Cyber Division ($91,595)
- Reallocation of $100,000 to the Capital Improvement Fund for new police precinct furnishings
- Public hearing regarding the vacation of a portion of Pearl Street and surrounding streets
City Council
The council will consider several infrastructure contracts, including street rehabilitation and storm water mapping. The agenda also includes the receipt of $58,203.265.00 from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund. Additionally, various vehicle and equipment purchase orders are up for consideration.
- $2,820,874.00 contract for Ann Street sidewalk, curbing, and drainage rehabilitation
- $2,715,000.00 contract for Mobile Area Storm Water Mapping and Resiliency Planning
- $502,900.00 contract for Copeland-Cox Tennis Center ADA improvements
- $330,440.00 purchase order for street light luminaires and lamp posts
- Receipt of $58,203.265.00 from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several large-scale infrastructure contracts and municipal purchases. The agenda includes receiving over $60 million in federal pandemic recovery funds and authorizing major street and drainage projects. Additionally, the council will consider noise ordinance waivers and new sedan service certificates.
- Receipt of $60,210,000.00 from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
- $2,820,874.00 contract for Ann Street rehabilitation including sidewalks and drainage
- $502,900.00 for ADA improvements at Copeland-Cox Tennis Center
- $157,261.55 purchase order for an ambulance from Emergency Equipment Professional, Inc.
- $2,715,000.00 contract for Mobile Area Storm Water Mapping and Resiliency Planning
City Council
The council will consider receiving $60,210,000 from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund. The agenda also includes public hearings to declare several structures public nuisances for demolition. Additionally, the council will review a rezoning request for North University Boulevard.
- Receiving $60,210,000 from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
- Contract for traffic signal upgrades along Government Street totaling $1,138,897.03
- Rezoning 2100 North University Boulevard from R-1 to B-1 district
- Public hearings to declare several structures public nuisances and order demolition
- Contract with Secor Enterprises for ditch mowing totaling $212,000.00
City Council
The Mobile City Council will address consent resolutions regarding the upcoming municipal election. This includes appointing a Chief Executive Officer for the August 24 and October 5 elections. The council will also designate polling places for the August 24, 2021, election.
- Appointment of Lisa C. Lambert as Chief Executive Officer for upcoming elections
- Designation of polling places for the August 24, 2021, Municipal Election
City Council
The Mobile City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of property at 2100 North University Boulevard. The agenda also includes several resolutions for infrastructure upgrades and various city contracts. Additionally, the council will consider ordinances related to voting districts and city zoning.
- Rezoning 2100 North University Boulevard from R-1 to B-1 district
- $1,675,000.00 contract for Mobile Saenger Theatre mechanical upgrades
- $1,138,897.03 contract for Government Street traffic signal upgrades
- $373,340.13 purchase order for Crawford Murphy Park playground equipment
- Ordinance to redefine voting districts
City Council
The council will vote on several held-over resolutions, including a $1.67 million contract for Saenger Theatre mechanical upgrades. The agenda also includes noise ordinance waiver requests and new grant applications for port security and historical preservation.
- $1,675,000 contract for Saenger Theatre mechanical upgrades
- $678,408 purchase of two Peterbilt garbage trucks
- $373,340 for Crawford Murphy Park playground equipment
- $2,091,222.70 grant application for the Port Security Grant Program
- Noise ordinance waiver requests for several local residents
City Council
The council is considering several large-scale contracts, including mechanical upgrades for the Saenger Theatre and improvements to Mardi Gras Park. The agenda also includes noise ordinance waivers and an ordinance defining voting wards.
- $1,675,000 contract for Saenger Theatre mechanical upgrades
- $1,055,000 contract for Mardi Gras Park improvements
- $678,408 purchase order for two Peterbilt garbage trucks
- $482,490 contract for re-roofing the History Museum of Mobile
- Ordinance defining voting wards
City Council
The City Council will review several contracts for city infrastructure, including park improvements and museum re-roofing. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding the demolition of two buildings declared public nuisances.
- $1,055,000 contract for Mardi Gras Park Improvements
- $482,490 contract for History Museum of Mobile re-roofing
- $229,444 contract for 2019 CIP Drainage, Group F
- $112,711 contract for Hurtel Street Armory repairs
- Demolition orders for structures on Bernice Hudson Drive and Terrell Road
City Council
The Mobile City Council will consider several contract approvals, budget transfers, and noise ordinance waivers. Key items include funding for highway lighting and various city facility repairs. A public hearing is also scheduled regarding a property rezoning.
- $2 million transfer for I-65 & I-10 Lighting Improvements
- $650,000 re-allocation for Mardi Gras Park Improvements
- $112,711 contract for Hurtel Street Armory repairs
- $72,014 contract for Mobile Riverfront Redevelopment Project services
- Public hearing for rezoning 2100 North University Boulevard
City Council
The Mobile City Council will review noise ordinance waivers and demolition costs for several structures. The agenda also includes various city contracts for security upgrades, equipment, and services. Additionally, the council will consider a large federal grant application for the Saenger Theatre.
- $983,487.60 grant application for Saenger Theatre
- $234,442.00 security camera upgrades at Mobile Convention Center
- $30,200.00 contract for Fire Training Center welding shop service
- $41,522.00 purchase order for a Ford F250 pickup truck
- Demolition cost fixes for structures on Calhoun Street and Stocking Street
City Council
The council is considering several large-scale infrastructure and service agreements. These include a development agreement for an industrial park near I-10 and a master agreement for police body cameras. Other items involve park improvements and facility maintenance purchase orders.
- Industrial park development agreement near I-10 & Theodore Dawes Road, up to $3,000,000.00
- Master services agreement with Axon Enterprises, Inc. for body cameras and tasers, $1.3 million annually
- Contract with Aeiker Construction Corporation for Michael Figures Park improvements, $793,000.00
- Security camera upgrades at the Mobile Convention Center, $234,442.00
- Renaming Earle Street as "Dr. Michael E. Jackson Boulevard"
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items including property rezonings and various municipal contracts. The agenda includes funding allocations for park improvements, software subscriptions, and transit fuel. The council will also consider appointments to local boards and committees.
- Industrial park development agreement near I-10 & Theodore Dawes Road (up to $3,000,000)
- Reallocation of $2,293,500 for Convention Center repairs and maintenance
- Contract for Medal of Honor Park improvements ($803,157)
- Agreement with Mobile Botanical Gardens ($150,000)
- Renaming Earle Street to "Dr. Michael E. Jackson Boulevard"
City Council
The Mobile City Council will consider several items including noise ordinance waivers and public hearings for demolishing nuisance structures. The agenda also includes significant budget reallocations for the Convention Center and contracts for park improvements and police headquarters equipment.
- Reallocate $2,293,500.00 to the Convention Center Fund for repairs and maintenance
- Contract with Harris Contracting Services, Inc. for Medal of Honor Park improvements ($803,157.00)
- Purchase order for Microsoft software subscriptions via CDW Government LLC ($182,205.36)
- Public hearings to declare structures at 1652 Wexford Street and 1211 Ghent Street as public nuisances
- Contract with Bill Smith Electric, Inc. for Police Headquarters generator replacement ($136,885.00)
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several contracts for city improvements, including lighting upgrades and park renovations. The agenda also includes public hearings to order the demolition of multiple structures declared public nuisances.
- Contract for Spanish Plaza lighting upgrades ($370,444)
- Purchase order for Saenger Theatre HVAC replacement ($579,965)
- Appropriation of $250,000 to Bishop State Community College
- Public hearings for the demolition of several structures
- Contract for Langan Park Pavilion improvements ($507,275)
City Council
The Mobile City Council is considering several infrastructure contracts and public hearings for building demolations. The agenda also includes requests for noise ordinance waivers and various municipal appointments.
- Ozark Striping Company contract for roadway striping ($1,048,847.50)
- $2,000,000 grant application for Saenger Theatre mechanical upgrades
- Rezoning of 5001 & 5009 Cottage Hill Road from R-1 and B-2 to B-2
- Purchase order for three Chevrolet Tahoe Police SUVs ($107,835.78)
- Public hearings regarding the demolition of structures on Belle Cour Drive East and Kentucky Street
City Council
The council is reviewing ordinances related to tree protection requirements and small cell facilities on public rights-of-way. The agenda also includes approvals for various municipal contracts, including street light installation and road rehabilitation.
- $5,183,996.70 SAFER Grant for fire and emergency response
- $151,172.50 contract for street lights in Battery Heights
- $330,875.00 contract for Texas Street Rehabilitation
- Rezoning of 704 Lakeside Drive West from B-1 and B-2 to B-3
- Demolition order for the structure at 2766 Lecren Street
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing ordinances regarding food truck regulations and small cell facilities. The agenda also includes several contract authorizations for sidewalk construction, street rehabilitation, and equipment purchases. Additionally, the council will consider various property rezoning requests.
- Contract with Grant Nichols Construction for Old Shell Road sidewalk ($280,803.80)
- Change Order #2 for Baltimore St. drainage rehabilitation ($72,693.96)
- Purchase order to Deere & Company for six utility vehicles ($58,826.16)
- Rezoning of 107 and 111 North Lafayette Street from B-1/R-1 to R-1
- Ordinance to regulate food trucks in the City Code
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding urban forestry, food trucks, and animal tethering. The agenda also includes multiple public hearings to declare various structures as public nuisances for demolition. Additionally, the council will consider several city contracts and budget appropriations.
- $775,946 contract with D.O.T Construction Services, Inc. for drainage repairs
- Ordinance to create Chapter 65 relating to Urban Forestry and tree protection
- $107,970 purchase of three Ford F250 trucks from Truck Equipment Sales Inc.
- Rezoning of 1901 Hurtel Street from R-1 to R-3
- Appropriation of $1,878,000 for various capital projects
City Council
The Mobile City Council is reviewing several zoning changes and noise ordinance waivers. The agenda includes significant expenditures for fire equipment, drainage repairs, and capital projects. The council will also discuss ordinances regarding animal tethering and urban forestry.
- Purchase order for four Pierce fire pumper trucks: $2,306,628.00
- Appropriation of $1,878,000 for various capital projects
- Contract for drainage repairs: $775,946.00
- Public hearing to rezone property at 1590 & 1574 St. Stephens Road and 1563 Basil Street
- Purchase order for decontamination systems: $244,059.26
City Council
The Mobile City Council will consider several purchase orders for emergency equipment, including fire pumper trucks and ambulances. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding building demolitions and property rezonings. Additionally, the council will review requests for noise ordinance waivers.
- Purchase order for four Pierce fire pumper trucks for $2,306,628.00
- Purchase order for three Braun Liberty Ambulances for $740,394.00
- Ordinance to authorize the sale of vacant property on Dog River Road to MJM, LLC
- Public hearing to fix demolition costs for 707 Marine Street at $4,700.00
- Contract for re-roofing the Public Safety Memorial Park Building for $72,720.00
City Council
The Mobile City Council is considering several large contracts for emergency vehicles, park improvements, and equipment. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding demolition costs and upcoming rezoning requests.
- Purchase of three Braun Liberty Ambulances for $740,394.00
- Contract with J. Payne Organization, LLC for Lyons Park improvements ($488,600.00)
- Contract with J. Payne Organization, LLC for Sam Stotts Park improvements ($400,000.00)
- Allocation of $200,000.00 from the Storm Water Fund to the Osprey contract
- Demolition cost fixes for 908 Fairmont Street, 1312 Charmaine Circle North, and 422 Lincoln Boulevard
City Council
The City Council is reviewing contracts for Lyons Park and Sam Stotts Park improvements. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding the demolition of several nuisance structures and requests for noise ordinance waivers.
- Contract for Lyons Park Improvements Phase 1: $488,600
- Contract for Sam Stotts Park Improvements Phase 2: $400,000
- Allocation of $200,000 from the Storm Water Fund to the Osprey contract
- Public hearings to declare structures at Hayles Street, 6th Avenue, and Andrew Walker Court as public nuisances
- Demolition cost fixes for various properties, including 1550 Robert E. Lee Street ($2,450.00)
City Council
The council is reviewing several service contracts, including dredging for Three Mile Creek and a survey for the Africatown Welcome Center. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding demolition costs and new transportation services. Additionally, the council will consider upcoming property rezonings scheduled for February.
- $99,000 change order for Three Mile Creek natural channel dredging design
- $58,802 contract for a cultural resources survey at the Africatown Welcome Center site
- $35,660 purchase order for HVAC replacement at Harmon Recreation Center
- Public hearings for property rezonings on St. Stephens Road and Cypress Business Park Drive
- Demolition cost fixes for structures on Strange Street, Lacey Street, and Michigan Avenue