Oxford, MS

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

The Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission will meet to review three Certificates of Appropriateness (COA). The body will consider requests for signage and a storefront modification.

• Case #495-A: Signage installation at 405 South Lamar Boulevard
• Case #494: Illuminated signage at 1013 Jackson Avenue East
• Case #496: Storefront modification at 307 South Lamar Boulevard

Board of Aldermen

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Planning Commission

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Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Board of Aldermen

Tree Board

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Planning Commission

Board of Aldermen

Board of Aldermen

Planning Commission

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Board of Aldermen

Tree Board

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Board of Aldermen

Board of Aldermen

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Board of Aldermen

Tree Board

Planning Commission

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Board of Aldermen

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Board of Aldermen

Tree Board

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Board of Aldermen

Board of Aldermen

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Tree Board

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

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Planning Commission

Planning Commission

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Board of Aldermen

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

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Planning Commission

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Board of Aldermen

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Board of Aldermen

Tree Board

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Planning Commission

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Planning Commission

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Tree Board

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

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Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Tree Board

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Board of Aldermen

Board of Aldermen

The Board of Aldermen will consider updates to the Land Development Code and Historic Preservation Commissioner qualifications. The meeting includes requests for several subdivision plat approvals and authorizations to advertise road improvement projects.

• Public hearing for Ordinance Case #3340 modifying the Land Development Code
• Plat approvals for Country Club Subdivision (110 Saint Andrews Road) and Patterson Place Subdivision Phase 2 (near Bobby Street)
• Authorization to advertise North Lamar Corridor Improvements Phase 1 and Old Taylor Road/Chucky Mullins Drive intersection improvements
• Request for $6,100 for Building Department employees to attend Code Academy in Mobile, Alabama
• Proposed agreement with 3D Memphis Lacrosse to operate tournaments at mTrade Park

Planning Commission

The Oxford Historic Preservation Commission meets Monday, October 19, 2026, at 5:00 PM in the City Hall Courtroom. The agenda includes routine items: approval of the agenda and September 2026 minutes, a staff report, two administrative approvals for certificates of appropriateness (COAs), and one public hearing. A scheduled public hearing for new construction at 408 Van Buren Avenue has been postponed. Some commission members may attend via teleconference under City of Oxford Code of Ordinances Section 2-82.

• Administrative approval: Case #887-A, COA requested by Laura Jones for roof repair at 1501 South 10th Street (PPIN #8554)
• Administrative approval: Case #888-A, COA requested by Matt Hackworth for minor alteration at 1715 Johnson Avenue (PPIN #8136)
• Public hearing: Case #889, COA requested by Rachel Malone West for exterior modifications to existing structure at 510 North 14th Street (PPIN #6144)
• Public hearing: Case #884, COA request by Tim McGowan for new construction at 408 Van Buren Avenue (PPIN #60012) — POSTPONED
• Approval of minutes from the September 2026 meeting

General

The Oxford Tourism Council will review FY27 Food & Beverage Tax expenditures and budget amendments for Visit Oxford and the Double Decker Arts Festival. The body will also consider two advertising agreements for holiday and billboard promotions.

• FY27 2% Food & Beverage Tax expenditures
• FY26 Visit Oxford budget amendment
• FY26 Double Decker Arts Festival budget amendment
• Lamar Advertising agreement for Holly Jolly Holidays for $7,000
• Miles Partnership agreement for Times Square billboard advertising for $5,000

Park Commission

The Park Commission will discuss and potentially approve several youth programs, sports season changes, and age cutoff dates. The body will also review repair quotes for the Stone Center and a memorandum of understanding for Glover Snacks.

• Quotes for repairs at Stone Center
• Glover Snacks MOU
• Approval of Tennis Instructor Jacob Clemen
• Youth soccer spring season change
• FY2526 Budgets Ending September 30, 2026 OPC & Pool

Planning Commission

The Oxford Planning Commission meets Monday, October 12, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. in the City Hall Courtroom to hold public hearings on 13 land-use cases and approve minutes from its September 14, 2026 meeting. Cases include site plans, special exceptions, variances, and a subdivision plat for properties along Jackson Avenue, Highway 30, Ricky D Britt Sr Blvd, Jefferson Ave, College Hill Rd, Bobby St, Ed Perry Blvd, and Washington Ave. One case, a special exception for a 4-story building at 1604 Highway 30, was withdrawn; others were tabled or postponed from September.

• Case #3392: Site Plan Approval for '7 Brew – Jackson Avenue' at 1899 Jackson Avenue West (tabled from September)
• Case #3397: Special Exception for a 4-story building at 1604 Highway 30 (WITHDRAWN)
• Case #3401: Special Exceptions for detached dwellings and first-floor residential at 253 Ricky D Britt Sr Blvd
• Cases #3402–#3403: Special Exception, height variance, and Site Plan Approval for 'The Taylor' at 1006 Jefferson Ave
• Cases #3409–#3410: City of Oxford variances and Site Plan Approval for 'Pickleball Courts' at 423 Washington Ave

Board of Aldermen

The Oxford Board of Aldermen meets Tuesday, October 6, 2026 at 5:00 PM at City Hall Courtroom to work through a regular agenda covering finances, consent items, and department requests. Key decisions include a bid award for the Oxford Square Crosswalk Lighting Project, a preferred alignment for the Pegues Road Extension to Commonwealth Boulevard, and an emergency declaration for wastewater treatment plant repairs. The board will also hold first readings of two ordinances amending the Land Development Code and Historic Preservation Commissioner qualifications, and consider extending the Local State of Emergency. An executive session is listed at the end.

• Bid award from Temple, Inc. for the Oxford Square Crosswalk Lighting Project
• Resolution for preferred alignment of the Pegues Road Extension to Commonwealth Boulevard Project
• Emergency declaration for wastewater treatment plant repairs
• First reading of Ordinance Case #3340 modifying Articles 3, 5, 9 and the Appendix of the Land Development Code and Municipal Code Chapter 66, Article VI
• First reading of an ordinance modifying Section 54-20 of the Municipal Code on Historic Preservation Commissioner Qualifications

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

The Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to approve its agenda and September minutes, receive a staff report, and hold a public hearing on a certificate of appropriateness request for illuminated signage at 1013 Jackson Avenue East. The sign request (Case #494) was postponed from September and is the only substantive item on the agenda.

• Public hearing on Case #494: COA for illuminated signage at 1013 Jackson Avenue East (PPIN #5815), requested by Stan Little, postponed from September

Tree Board

The Oxford Tree Board is meeting to approve its agenda and prior minutes, then hear reports from Landscape Services, Planning, and Special Projects. Key discussions include tree types and locations for Arbor Day planting, a Mississippi Forestry Commission grant, and tree projects planned for Fiscal Year 2027, including an update on the Beanland/S. 16th Pumping Station plant project. The board will also review a volunteer event and consider possible Arbor Day event dates to recommend to the Mayor.

• Discussion of tree types and locations for Arbor Day planting
• Collaboration on Mississippi Forestry Commission Tree Projects Grant
• Tree projects planned for Fiscal Year 2027 with projected time frames and funding
• Update on tree project for 'Beanland'/S. 16th Pumping Station Plant
• Recap of 'Saluting Branches' volunteer event at State Veterans Home

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

Board of Aldermen

The Oxford Board of Aldermen is holding a recess meeting with a single substantive item: approval of the accounts for all city departments, presented by Leslie McCormick. The rest of the agenda is procedural, covering the call to order, adoption of the agenda, and adjournment.

• Approval of accounts for all city departments (Leslie McCormick)

The Board of Aldermen approved the accounts for all city departments. This included General Fund claims totaling $48,980.04.

• Approved city department accounts and General Fund claims totaling $48,980.04 (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Oxford Historic Preservation Commission will meet to review several Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) requests. These items include requests for new construction, roof repairs, signage, and a demolition at various locations.

• Demolition and new construction at 503 Van Buren Avenue
• New construction at 408 Van Buren Avenue
• New construction and hardscaping at 803 University Avenue
• Roof repair at 410 South 11th Street
• New signage at 609 South Lamar Boulevard

The Commission approved three requests for property modifications and new construction. One request for new construction was postponed, and one complimentary review was conducted for feedback.

• Approved demolition and new construction at 503 Van Buren Avenue subject to staff conditions
• Approved carport, pool, and retaining walls at 803 University Avenue subject to staff conditions
• Approved home rehabilitation and front porch addition at 1517 Pierce Avenue
• Postponed COA request for new construction at 408 Van Buren Avenue

General

The Oxford Tourism Council is meeting to approve routine items, consider the FY25 audit, and vote on two contracts: a CoStar subscription for $8,028.48 and a Details Rentals quotation for the Governor's Conference at $5,997.81. They will also receive reports from the Visit Oxford team and the Double Decker Arts Festival, and consider a slate of officers for FY27.

• Consider approval of FY25 Audit presented by Brian Wilemon
• Consider approval of CoStar contract for $8,028.48
• Consider approval of Details Rentals quotation for Governor's Conference for $5,997.81
• Consider slate of officers for FY27
• Special recognition of outgoing OTC member Linda Spargo

Board of Aldermen

The Oxford Board of Aldermen will vote on routine approvals including minutes, accounts, donations, and travel requests, plus several contracts and agreements for tournaments, construction, and engineering services. They will also hold a public hearing on a proposed ordinance amending the building code and consider extending the local state of emergency.

• Accept $98,085 and $45,000 homeland security grants for the Regional Fusion Center
• Approve agreements with Gameday Management, Mark LLC, and Southern Sports Specialists for tournament operations
• Consider bids for the Municipal Annex Audio-Visual Package
• Public hearing on ordinance amending Chapter 22 (Building) of the Municipal Code
• Consider extending the Local State of Emergency

The Board approved over $2.35 million in departmental accounts and several tournament management agreements. Other actions included extending the Local State of Emergency and approving a $80,390.42 audio-visual package for the Municipal Annex.

• Approved city department accounts totaling $2,350,676.30
• Approved $815,804.70 General Liability Insurance for Oxford University Transit
• Approved $80,390.42 bid from Davaine for Municipal Annex Audio-Visual package
• Extended the Local State of Emergency
• Approved tournament agreements with Gameday Management Services, Mark LLC, and Southern Sports Specialists
• Approved appointment of James Harper and Mary Polk to Affordable Housing Commission
• Approved appointment of Allison Anderson to Tourism Council
• Approved ordinance amending Chapter 22, Building, of the Municipal Code

Board of Aldermen

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several site plan approvals, variances, and special exceptions. The agenda also includes a request from the City of Oxford to modify the Land Development Code.

• Site Plan Approval for Raising Cane’s at 1901 Jackson Avenue West
• Site Plan Approval for 7 Brew – Jackson Avenue at 1899 Jackson Avenue West
• Special Exception for 4-story 'Beacon View' at 1200 North Lamar Boulevard
• Site Plan Approval for 'Stern Cardiovascular Center' at 98 F.D. 'Buddy' East Parkway
• Modifications to the Land Development Code by the City of Oxford

The commission approved site plans for a medical office and a mixed-use project at 1200 North Lamar Boulevard. It also granted two residential variances and recommended approval for Land Development Code modifications. A site plan for 7 Brew Coffee was tabled, and a plat amendment for Country Club Subdivision was recommended for denial.

• Approved site plan for Stern Cardiovascular Center (All in favor)
• Approved site plan and 4-story special exception for 'Beacon View' at 1200 N Lamar Blvd (All in favor)
• Approved 16' front-yard build-to variance at 433 N 15th Street (All in favor)
• Approved bedroom limit variance at 710 Tyler Avenue (All in favor)
• Recommended approval of Land Development Code modifications (All in favor)
• Recommended denial of plat amendment for Country Club Subdivision (5-2)
• Tabled site plan for 7 Brew Coffee at 1899 Jackson Avenue West (6-1)

Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission

The Courthouse Square Historic Preservation Commission will meet to consider certificates of appropriateness for signage and exterior modifications, and to approve minutes and staff reports. The meeting includes a public hearing for one property owner's exterior modification request.

• Case #492-A: COA for new signage at 1013 Jackson Avenue (PPIN #5815)
• Case #493: Public hearing for exterior modifications at 203 North Lamar Boulevard (PPIN #5802)
• Case #494: COA for illuminated signage at 1013 Jackson Avenue (PPIN #5815)

The commission approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for exterior changes to a noncontributing building to allow for residential and commercial use of the upper floor. Case 494 regarding illuminated signage was postponed at the applicant's request.

• Approved exterior modifications at 203 North Lamar Boulevard (All in favor)
• Postponed Case 494 regarding illuminated signage at 1013 Jackson Avenue

Park Commission

The Park Commission will meet to discuss the 2026-2027 AA budget and various departmental items. The agenda includes decisions on hiring part-time staff, approving a pickleball instructor, and reviewing quotes for an Avent Park shade structure.

• 2026-2027 AA budget approval
• Avent Park shade structure quote tabulation
• Hiring part-time activity center staff
• 2026 Fall Adult Softball Officials Pay
• Mississippi Department of Rehabilitation Service Internship MOU

Board of Aldermen

The Board of Aldermen will meet for a recess meeting to consider the city budget for all departments. The agenda includes a request to approve a resolution setting the mill rates for the 2026-2027 fiscal year.

• Resolution setting mill rates for FY 2026-2027
• Adoption of the FY 2026-2027 budget for all city departments

The Oxford Board of Aldermen adopted the FY 2026-2027 budget for all city departments and approved a resolution setting the mill rates for FY 2026-2027. Both items passed with all aldermen present voting aye. The board also adopted the meeting agenda and voted to adjourn. The minutes list an executive session as an agenda item but record no action on it.

• Approved resolution setting FY 2026-2027 mill rates (all aye)
• Adopted FY 2026-2027 budget for all city departments, as presented (all aye)
• Adopted the meeting agenda (all aye)
• Voted to adjourn (all aye)

General

The Oxford Park Commission is holding a special call-in meeting to discuss and potentially approve a pay increase for lifeguards working only during Labor Day weekend. The agenda also includes a possible executive session. No other substantive items are listed.

• Discuss/Approve pay increase for Lifeguards working Labor Day Weekend Only

Tree Board

The Oxford Tree Board will vote on the final tree plan for the Gary Subdivision and review updates on current tree work and fall plans. The meeting also covers the post-winter storm inventory, FY2027 project funding, and potential replanting at the Beanland Drive Pumping Station.

• Vote on Gary Subdivision final tree presentation
• Discussion of Beanland Drive Pumping Station tree removals and replanting
• Review of FY2027 tree projects, timeframes, and funding
• Update on post-winter storm inventory and replanting sites
• Initial planning for City of Oxford Arbor Day

The Oxford Tree Board voted to approve the work and plan related to a heritage tree plus tree removals for the Gary Subdivision, a 9-lot preliminary plat between Buchanan and Lincoln Avenue that still goes to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. The Board also voted to recommend the Board of Aldermen use tree mitigation funds from the tree escrow account to replant trees at the Beanland Drive pumping station site. Staff reported the tree inventory should be finished in mid-September, and Arbor Day was discussed for November or December 2026, Oxford's 30th year as a Tree City.

• Approved work and plan for heritage tree and tree removals, Gary Subdivision (all aye)
• Recommended Board of Aldermen use tree escrow mitigation funds for Beanland Drive pumping station replanting (all aye)
• Approved September 2026 agenda (all aye)
• Approved August 2026 regular meeting minutes (all aye)
• Adjourned at 12:05 P.M. (all aye)

Board of Aldermen

The Board of Aldermen will hold a budget hearing for the 2026-2027 fiscal year and consider a resolution to establish an Affordable Rental Housing Certification Program. Other business includes adopting a Parks and Trails Master Plan and reviewing gameday parking ordinances.

• Budget Hearing for the fiscal year 2026-2027 proposed budget
• Resolution establishing the Affordable Rental Housing Certification Program
• Adoption of the City of Oxford Parks and Trails Master Plan
• Second reading and public hearing of ordinance regarding gameday parking rates
• Contract award to Distinctive AFWS Designs, Inc. for engineering services

The Board of Aldermen approved a resolution creating the Affordable Rental Housing Certification Program and adopted the City of Oxford Parks and Trails Master Plan. On game-day parking, the board removed the three-hour limit on the Square, moved to a pay-by-plate system, and approved rental car violation rules, but a motion to charge $2.50 per hour for the first four hours and $20.00 for each additional hour died for lack of a second. The board also accepted a $69,500.00 low bid from Industrial Frigo USA Inc. for a temporary ice skating rink and approved a contract award to Distinctive AFWS Designs, Inc. In executive session, the board suspended two employees and gave one a raise.

• Approved resolution establishing the Affordable Rental Housing Certification Program
• Adopted the City of Oxford Parks and Trails Master Plan
• Removed the three-hour parking time limit on the Square
• Approved pay-by-plate parking system using license plates for payment and enforcement
• Approved rental car parking violation amendment presuming owner of record as operator
• Game-day parking rate motion ($2.50/hour first four hours, $20.00 each additional hour) died for lack of a second
• Accepted low bid of $69,500.00 from Industrial Frigo USA Inc. for temporary ice skating rink
• Approved contract award to Distinctive AFWS Designs, Inc. for Base Bid, Alternate No. 1, and Alternate No. 2

Board of Aldermen

The Oxford Board of Aldermen will hold a special meeting to address new business. The primary item involves a request to approve a claim for MCWI reimbursement.

• Approval of MCWI reimbursement claim

The Board of Aldermen held a special meeting and approved paying an invoice from Donald Smith Company for MCWI reimbursement. The agenda was adopted and the meeting adjourned, with no other substantive decisions made.

• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved payment of Donald Smith Company invoice for MCWI reimbursement (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

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Board of Aldermen

The Oxford Board of Aldermen will hold its regular meeting on August 18, 2026, covering routine approvals, personnel actions, and several notable items. Key discussions include a first reading of an ordinance amending gameday parking rates, multiple construction change orders, and a contract extension for Oxford University Transit. The agenda also includes public hearings on code amendments and various permits and requests.

• First reading of ordinance amending gameday parking rates, pay-by-plate pay stations, and rental car violations
• Change Order No. 1 for IPF Renovation Project (A.S. Fornea Construction)
• Change Order No. 7 for City Hall Renovation Project (Century Construction)
• RATP Dev 1-year extension to Oxford University Transit contract
• Second reading and public hearing on ordinances amending Chapter 87 (Neighborhood Code Enforcement) and Chapter 94 (Solid Waste)

The Oxford Board of Aldermen approved a $3,190,902.24 claims docket for all city departments and adopted two ordinances amending neighborhood code enforcement and solid waste rules. The board also approved a preliminary plat for 'Brewer's Walk' at 3110 Jeff Davis Extended, multiple change orders for city projects, and a one-year contract extension for Oxford University Transit. In executive session, the board authorized appraisals for potential property acquisitions and terminated an employee for policy violations.

• Approved accounts for all city departments totaling $3,190,902.24 (all aye)
• Adopted Ordinance 2026-6 amending Chapter 87, Neighborhood Code Enforcement (all aye)
• Adopted Ordinance 2026-7 amending Chapter 94, Solid Waste (all aye)
• Approved preliminary plat for 'Brewer's Walk' at 3110 Jeff Davis Extended with four conditions (all aye)
• Accepted RATP Dev 1-year extension for Oxford University Transit contract (all aye)
• Approved Change Order No. 1 for IPF Renovation Project (all aye, Bailey recused)
• Approved Change Order No. 7 for City Hall Renovation Project (all aye)
• Authorized appraisals for potential connector road to F.D. Buddy East Blvd, parking lot near blue water tower, and townhomes near City Hall (all aye)

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Planning Commission

The Oxford Historic Preservation Commission will meet on August 17, 2026, to conduct a public hearing on three Certificate of Appropriateness requests for new construction and exterior additions. The meeting will also include procedural items such as approval of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.

• Case #876: COA for new construction at 433 North 15th Street (PPIN #6162)
• Case #877: COA for new construction at 1206 South Lamar (PPIN #8369)
• Case #878: COA for exterior addition at 710 Tyler Avenue (PPIN #36349)

The Oxford Historic Preservation Commission approved three Certificates of Appropriateness: new construction and additions at 1206 South Lamar, an exterior addition at 710 Tyler Avenue (with a condition requiring a variance for the bedroom limit), and a new single-family house at 433 North 15th Street. A fourth item, a complimentary review for additions at 1517 Pierce Avenue, was discussed but not decided; the applicant will revise the design and return. The agenda was amended to hear Case 876 after Case 878, and the August minutes were approved.

• Approved agenda amendment to hear Case 876 after Case 878 (all in favor)
• Approved August 2026 minutes (all in favor)
• Approved COA for new construction and additions at 1206 South Lamar (all in favor)
• Approved COA for exterior addition at 710 Tyler Avenue with condition: variance for bedroom limit required before permits (all in favor)
• Approved COA for new single-family residence at 433 North 15th Street (all in favor)
• Complimentary review at 1517 Pierce Avenue: no decision; applicant to revise design and return
• Adjourned (all in favor)

General

The Oxford Tourism Council is meeting to consider several items, including a $25,000 agreement with Visit MS for the Rose Parade, a $650 accounting contract with Don Wilkerson, and approval of the Visit Oxford and Double Decker FY27 budgets. The agenda also includes reports from the Visit Oxford team, the Double Decker Arts Festival, and various committees.

• Consider approval of Rose Parade agreement with Visit MS - $25,000
• Consider approval of accounting contract with Don Wilkerson - $650
• Consider approval of Visit Oxford and Double Decker FY27 Budgets
• Approve consent agenda including meeting minutes, financials, and bill dockets
• Consider executive session

The Oxford Tourism Council board met and approved the agenda, consent agenda, and a $25,000 spend for the Visit Mississippi Rose Parade agreement. The board also approved the Don Wilkerson accounting contract, the final FY27 budgets for Visit Oxford and Double Decker, and FY27 salary increases and COLA adjustments for full-time employees.

• Approved meeting agenda unanimously
• Approved consent agenda unanimously
• Approved $25,000 Visit Mississippi Rose Parade agreement unanimously
• Approved FY27 accounting contract with Don Wilkerson for 12 monthly installments of $650 unanimously
• Approved final FY27 Visit Oxford budget unanimously
• Approved final FY27 Double Decker budget unanimously
• Approved FY27 salary increases, credentials raises, and a 3.56% COLA for full-time employees

Park Commission

The Oxford Park Commission board will vote on routine items including fall sports coaches and officials' pay, as well as several memoranda of understanding (MOUs) and the overall athletic budget. They will also discuss a community matter with Camille Chapman and consider an executive session.

• Approve 2026 Fall Youth Baseball, Softball, Soccer, Flag Football, and Volleyball Coaches
• Approve 2026 Fall Officials Pay for Flag Football, Softball, Volleyball, Soccer, and Baseball
• Discuss/approve Junior League Story Walk proposal
• Discuss/approve 2026 Laf Co School MOU, 2026 Oxford MOU, 2026 Shockwave, SP MOU Oxford Pool
• Discuss/approve 2026-2027 AA budget overall

Planning Commission

The Oxford Planning Commission will consider multiple site plan approvals, amendments, variances, and a special use request at its regular meeting. Notable items include a new Whataburger restaurant, a McDonald's site plan, and Baptist Memorial's medical office building expansion. The commission will also hold public hearings on several variance and special exception requests.

• Whataburger site plan approval at 706 Sisk Avenue
• McDonald's site plan approval at 17 Ed Perry Boulevard
• Baptist Memorial Health Care variance and special exception for retaining/screen walls on Belk Boulevard
• Baptist Oxford Medical Office Building 2 site plan approval on Belk Boulevard
• Beacon View special exception and variance at 1200 North Lamar Boulevard

The Commission approved site plans for a new Baptist medical office building and the Beacon View redevelopment. Several property variances were granted for retaining walls, setbacks, and design details.

• Approved Baptist Memorial retaining wall variance and screen wall special exception
• Approved Baptist Oxford Medical Office Building 2 site plan
• Approved Beacon View special exception for first-floor residential units
• Approved Beacon View variance for building facade design
• Recommended approval of Brewer’s Walk preliminary plat for 8 residential lots
• Approved variance for bathroom addition at 416 Cherokee Drive
• Approved retroactive variances for front and side yard setbacks at 812 Park Drive