Piperton public meetings in 2024

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Board of Mayor and Commissioners will hold a public hearing and second reading for an amendment to the FY 2024-2025 budget. The body will also discuss a development agreement for Piperton Hills, Phase 2, and the adoption of a Parks and Recreation Master Plan.

• Ordinance No. 399-24 to amend the FY 2024-2025 Budget
• Resolution No. 24-306 to extend the solar farm moratorium for six months
• Bids for the decommissioning of the Ridgewood Grove Sewer Treatment Facility
• LPRF trails grant application for Piper Park with a 20% grant match
• Resolution No. 24-305 to accept the resignation of Commissioner Bret Morris

The board approved the first reading of Ordinance 401-24, rezoning 15.29 acres from R-C to PD-O/B-2, M-1 for the 57 Floors development, and approved the FY 2024-2025 budget amendment on second reading. It also awarded a $45,650 bid to D&E Construction for decommissioning the Ridgewood Grove sewer facility, extended the solar farm moratorium for six months, adopted the Parks and Recreation Master Plan, and authorized an intent to apply for a LPRF trails grant. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Ordinance 401-24 first reading, rezoning 15.29 acres to PD-O/B-2, M-1 (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 399-24, FY 2024-2025 budget amendment, second reading (unanimous)
• Awarded Ridgewood Grove sewer decommission bid to D&E Construction for $45,650 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 24-306, extending solar farm moratorium six months (unanimous)
• Adopted Piperton Parks and Recreation Master Plan (unanimous)
• Approved intent to apply for LPRF trails grant with 20% match (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 24-305, accepting Commissioner Bret Morris's resignation and declaring vacancy (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 24-307, disposing of surplus fire department recliners (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Piperton Planning Commission will hold a regular session on December 10, 2024, with key items including the election of officers, approval of final site plans for two developments, and a recommendation to the Board of Mayor and Commissioners on adding solar farm land use to the M-3 Planned Industrial Development Zoning District. The solar farm consideration is a notable policy change proposed under Ordinance No. 400-24.

• Election of officers for the Planning Commission
• Final site plan and DRC approval for Piperton Preserve Phase 7 Single-Family Residential Plat (applicant: RusDun Farms)
• Final site plan and DRC approval for Pyramex Safety Products Phase 2 Expansion (applicant: Pyramex Safety Products, LLC)
• Recommendation to add Solar Farm land use to M-3 Planned Industrial Development Zoning District (Ordinance No. 400-24)

The Piperton Planning Commission approved the final site plan and DRC for the Piperton Preserve Phase 7 single-family residential plat (24 lots) with 23 conditions, and the Pyramex Safety Products Phase 2 expansion with all conditions. The commission also voted to recommend adding Solar Farmland use to the M-3 Planned Industrial Development Zoning District to the Board of Mayor and Commissioners. All motions received unanimous affirmative votes.

• Approved final site plan and DRC for Piperton Preserve Phase 7 (24 single-family lots) with 23 conditions (unanimous)
• Approved final site plan and DRC for Pyramex Safety Products Phase 2 expansion with all conditions (unanimous)
• Recommended Solar Farmland use addition to M-3 zoning district to Board of Mayor and Commissioners (unanimous)
• Adopted agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of November 12, 2024 as presented (unanimous)
• Kept officers of the Planning Commission as is (unanimous)

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Piperton Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will meet to review and vote on the Master Plan. The meeting also includes adopting the agenda, approving prior meeting minutes, and hearing public comment.

• Review and approval of the Master Plan
• Approval of minutes from November 6, 2024 special called session

The Piperton Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held a special called session and unanimously approved the Parks Master Plan, recommending it to the Board of Mayor and Commissioners for final approval. The plan had not changed since its initial presentation. The board also adopted the agenda and approved the minutes from the November 6, 2024 meeting. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Parks Master Plan and recommended to Board of Mayor and Commissioners (unanimous)
• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of November 6, 2024 special called session (unanimous)

Industrial Development Board

The Piperton Industrial Development Board is holding a largely procedural meeting, including approval of minutes, an update on city activities, and a discussion of a website upgrade. No major decisions or financial actions are listed on the agenda.

• Update on Piperton activities, projects, and issues by Henry Coats
• Discussion and update of Website Upgrade by Reed Bullock
• Scheduling of the next annual meeting for February 25, 2025

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Board of Mayor and Commissioners will swear in the re-elected Mayor and two Commissioners and elect a Vice-Mayor. The body will discuss a development agreement for Piperton Hills, Phase 2 and a budget amendment for FY 2024-2025. A public hearing is scheduled regarding the establishment of municipal court costs.

• Development Agreement for Piperton Hills, Phase 2
• Resolution No. 24-304: Adjust letter of credit for Piperton Preserve, Phase 5 (RusDun Farms, Inc.)
• Ordinance No. 398-24: Establish Municipal Court Costs
• Ordinance No. 399-24: First Amendment to the FY 2024-2025 Budget
• Swearing in of Mayor and two Commissioners

Planning Commission

The Piperton Planning Commission will review a proposal to allow solar farms and related land uses in the M-3 Planned Industrial Development district. The body will also consider a site plan for Piperton Preserve Phase 7 and signage for Lot 1A Gateway Plaza.

• Solar farm land use in M-3 Planned Industrial Development district
• Preliminary Site Plan for Piperton Preserve Phase 7 (Applicant: RusDun Farms)
• Signage for Lot 1A Gateway Plaza (Applicant: Yaser Saleh)

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will meet to discuss the next phase of the Piper Park project. The board is also reviewing the creation of board by-laws and a mission statement. Additional discussions include lake maintenance and stocking.

• Next phase of the Piper Park project
• Creation of Board By-Laws
• Mission Statement discussion
• Lake fountain, trees, and lake stocking

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Board of Mayor and Commissioners will hold public hearings and second readings for ordinances adjusting water and sanitary sewer service rates. The board will also consider a memorandum of understanding with Collierville regarding radio tower space.

• Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance No. 396-24 regarding Water Service Rates and Charges
• Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance No. 397-24 regarding Sanitary Sewer Service Rates and Charges
• First reading of Ordinance No. 398-24 to establish Municipal Court Costs
• MOU with Town of Collierville to use radio tower building and UHF antenna space

Planning Commission

The Piperton Planning Commission will hold a regular session on October 8, 2024, primarily to consider an application to rezone 15.29 acres on the north side of Highway 57 from R-C Rural Conservation to PD-O Planned Development Overlay. The applicant is Paul Mortimer, represented by McCarty Granberry Engineering. The meeting also includes routine approval of minutes and other administrative business.

• Rezoning application for 15.29 acres (parcel 165 020.05) on north side of Highway 57 from R-C Rural Conservation to PD-O Planned Development Overlay
• Applicant: Paul Mortimer; Engineer: McCarty Granberry Engineering
• Approval of minutes from the September 10, 2024 regular session
• Adoption of the agenda with possible additions/deletions
• Public comment period for any other unfinished/new business

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Piperton Board of Zoning Appeals will consider a request for off-street parking use by Landscape Services Group at 420 Mann Drive. The board will also approve minutes from the May 14, 2024 meeting.

• Consideration of off-street parking use for Landscape Services Group at 420 Mann Drive (applicant Bill Vatter)
• Approval of minutes from May 14, 2024 meeting

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will review the current illustrative master plan and iterative design process for Piper Park. Members will also discuss ongoing improvements to the park and the preparation of a 5-year master plan document.

• Piper Park Iterative Design Process and Illustrative Master Plan
• Ongoing Piper Park improvements
• Preparation of a Piperton Parks and Recreation 5-Year Master Plan Document

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Board of Mayor and Commissioners will consider ordinances to adjust water and sanitary sewer service rates. The meeting includes a proposal to sell the Ridgewood Grover Decentralized Sewer Plant Property and a review of FY 2025 budget appropriations.

• Ordinance No. 396-24: Adjustment of Water Service Rates and Charges
• Ordinance No. 397-24: Adjustment of Sanitary Sewer Service Rates and Charges
• Resolution No. 24-303: Sale of approximately 9.05 acres of Ridgewood Grover Decentralized Sewer Plant Property
• Resolution No. 24-302: Update to Public Records Request Policy address and website
• Proposed post-FY 2025 Budget adoption appropriations

Planning Commission

The Piperton Planning Commission will consider two rezoning applications: 47.79 acres near Hwy 196 and Patrick Dr. from R-C to CD-O, and 15.29 acres on Hwy 57 from R-C to PD-O. A public hearing is scheduled on updates to subdivision regulations for sidewalk requirements. Other agenda items include signage for Piperton Baptist Church, screening at Royal Towing, a minor subdivision request, and a mailbox kiosk.

• Rezone 47.79 acres (parcels 184 030.01 and 184 030.05, SE of Hwy 196 and Patrick Dr.) from R-C to CD-O; applicant Legacy Tree, LLC
• Rezone 15.29 acres (parcel 165 020.05, north side of Hwy 57) from R-C to PD-O; applicant Paul Mortimer
• Public hearing on updates to Piperton Subdivision Regulations regarding sidewalk requirements and specifications
• Consideration of signage for Piperton Baptist Church
• Consideration of Hwy 57 screening at Royal Towing

The Piperton Planning Commission approved Resolution 24-301 updating the Subdivision Regulations, including sidewalk requirements, and approved several other items. Two rezoning requests were tabled: a 15.29-acre parcel on Highway 57 (PD-O overlay) and a 47.79-acre parcel (CD-O overlay) were both postponed for further review. The commission also approved temporary screening at Royal Towing, a minor subdivision note for John Simmons, and a mailbox kiosk for Piperton Preserve.

• Approved Resolution 24-301 to amend and re-adopt Subdivision Regulations (all affirmative)
• Tabled rezoning of 15.29 acres on Hwy 57 to PD-O for 30 days (all affirmative)
• Approved CD-O Master Development Plan for Ashley Estates (47.79 acres) with 8 conditions (all affirmative)
• Approved temporary screening at Royal Towing with removal condition (all affirmative)
• Approved minor subdivision note for John Simmons (all affirmative)
• Approved mailbox kiosk at Piperton Preserve (all affirmative)
• Approved agenda with changes, including adding Resolution 24-301 (all affirmative)
• Approved minutes of August 13, 2024 (all affirmative)

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Piperton Board of Mayor and Commissioners will hold a special called session to consider a Water Utility Extension Agreement between the Elizabeth Piper Trust and the City of Piperton. No other substantive items are on the agenda beyond procedural matters.

• Consideration of Water Utility Extension Agreement between the Elizabeth Piper Trust and the City of Piperton

Industrial Development Board

The Piperton Industrial Development Board is meeting for a quarterly session. The agenda includes procedural items such as approving the agenda and meeting minutes, followed by updates on Piperton activities and a website upgrade. No specific projects or financial actions are listed for decision.

• Discussion and possible approval of May 28, 2024 meeting minutes
• Update on Piperton activities, projects, and meetings by Henry Coats
• Update and discussion of Website Upgrade by Reed Bullock
• Setting next meeting date for November quarterly meeting

The Piperton Industrial Development Board held a routine meeting on August 27, 2024, with no formal votes on substantive matters. Members approved the agenda and prior meeting minutes, heard an update from Mayor Coats on local projects, and deferred discussion of the website update. The next meeting is scheduled for December 3, 2024.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of May 28, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Deferred website update discussion

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Piperton Board of Mayor and Commissioners will consider accepting two FEMA grants totaling $108,522.07 for fire training materials and medical equipment, requiring a corresponding financial match. They will also vote on creating a Parks and Recreation Advisory Board via Resolution 24-300, and hold public hearings and second readings on ordinances updating building permit fees (Ordinance 393-24) and an occupational safety program (Ordinance 394-24). A first reading of Ordinance 395-24 would repeal and revise various city fees.

• Acceptance of $42,568.56 FEMA grant for fire training materials and $65,953.51 FEMA grant for medical equipment, with city match commitment
• Creation of a Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (Resolution No. 24-300)
• Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance 393-24, updating building permit and inspection fees
• Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance 394-24, establishing an updated Occupational Safety and Health Program Plan with a Safety Director
• First reading of Ordinance 395-24, repealing Ordinance 390-24 and revising various city fees

The Board approved second readings of ordinances raising building permit fees and updating the occupational safety plan, accepted two FEMA grants, created a Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, and accepted a $28,000 donation for park benches. All votes were unanimous except one abstention on parks board appointments.

• Approved Ordinance 393-24 raising building permit fee to $0.15/sq ft (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 394-24 updating Occupational Safety and Health Program (unanimous)
• Accepted $42,568.56 FEMA fire training grant with $2,027.08 match (unanimous)
• Accepted $65,953.51 FEMA medical equipment grant with $3,140.65 match (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 24-300 creating Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (unanimous)
• Accepted $28,000 TC Energy donation for 26 park benches (unanimous)
• Reappointed Dr. Darryl Dixon and Harry Hartwig to BZA (unanimous)
• Appointed Mike Binkley, Blair Etz, Justin Stroupe to Parks Board (4-0, Binkley abstained)

Planning Commission

The Piperton Planning Commission will consider signage requests for a multi-tenant building and site modifications for several commercial properties. The body will also discuss proposed updates to the Piperton Subdivision Regulations.

• Signage for Rejuva Aesthetics and Wellness and Foundational Chiropractic at 3725 Hwy 196
• AOC utility area access and screening upgrades at 920 Hwy. 57
• Gateway Plaza C-store canopy column material modification at 530 Hwy. 57
• Mobil Hwy. 72 C-Store Final Site Plan re-approval at 530 Hwy. 57
• Proposed updates to the Piperton Subdivision Regulations

The Piperton Planning Commission approved several items including signage for Strickland Multi-tenant Commercial Building, Royal Towing, AOC utility area upgrades, Gateway Plaza canopy column modifications, and the Mobil Hwy 72 C-Store final site plan. They also approved updates to the Subdivision Regulations regarding sidewalk standards. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved Strickland Multi-tenant Commercial Building signage at 3725 Hwy 196 (unanimous)
• Approved staff decision on Royal Towing signage (unanimous)
• Approved AOC utility area access and screening upgrades at 920 Hwy 57 (unanimous)
• Approved Gateway Plaza canopy column material modification at 530 Hwy 57 (unanimous)
• Approved updated final site plan for Mobil Hwy 72 C-Store (unanimous)
• Approved updates to Subdivision Regulations for sidewalk standards (unanimous)

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Piperton Board of Mayor and Commissioners will consider several development agreements, including MCR Phase 2 and Shaws Creek Phase 3, and a donation of Flock cameras for the police department. Also up for discussion are resolutions authorizing automated license plate recognition cameras on state highways and a salary increase for planning commissioners, as well as first readings of ordinances updating building permit fees and the city's occupational safety program.

• Consideration of donation of Flock cameras for police department
• Consideration of Development Agreement for MCR, Phase 2
• Consideration of Development Agreement for Shaws Creek, Phase 3
• Resolution No. 24-298 to install ALPR cameras on state highway rights of way
• First Reading, Ordinance No. 393-24 updating building permit and inspection fees

Planning Commission

The commission will review the final subdivision plat for Phase 2 of Piperton Hills. The meeting also includes a review of the MCR Safety Warehouse Expansion and proposed amendments to Subdivision Regulations.

• Final subdivision plat for Phase 2 of the Piperton Hills
• MCR Safety Warehouse Expansion design review
• Proposed amendments to the Subdivision Regulations

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Board will consider adopting the annual budget and tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year. The agenda also includes a public hearing on a third amendment to the current budget and a proposed six-month moratorium on solar farms within the city.

• Six-month moratorium on all solar farms within the City of Piperton
• Adoption of annual Budget and Tax Rate for FY 2024-2025
• Release of $70,000.00 letter of credit for Piperton Preserve, Phase 4
• Third amendment to the FY 2023-2024 budget

Planning Commission

The Piperton Planning Commission will consider a preliminary and subdivision plat for Phase 2 of Piperton Hills. The application is submitted by Bruce Yancey.

• Preliminary & Subdivision Plat for Phase 2 of the Piperton Hills, Phase 1 CD-O

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Board of Mayor and Commissioners will hold a special called session to consider first readings for two ordinances. These items involve amending the FY 2023-2024 budget and adopting the annual budget and tax rate for fiscal year 2024-2025.

• First Reading, Ordinance No. 391-24: amending the Budget for FY 2023-2024
• First Reading, Ordinance No. 392-24: adopting the annual Budget and Tax Rate for FY 2024-2025

Industrial Development Board

The Piperton Industrial Development Board is meeting to approve the agenda and minutes, introduce new board members, and receive updates on city activities and the website upgrade. The meeting is largely procedural with discussion items.

• Introduction of new board members Jeff Maddock and Peter Pinckney
• Update on Piperton activities and projects by Henry Coats
• Discussion of website upgrade by Reed Bullock
• Approval of February 27, 2024 meeting minutes

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Piperton Board of Mayor and Commissioners will hold a public hearing and second reading of Ordinance 390-24, which repeals and replaces the city's fee schedule. The board will also review projected revenues for the FY 2025 budget, consider health insurance plan bids, and adjust letters of credit for two Piperton Hills developments. Routine reports and minutes from prior meetings are also on the agenda.

• Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance 390-24, repealing Ordinance 381-23 and revising city fees
• Resolution 24-289: adjusting letter of credit for Piperton Hills Commercial, Phase 1
• Resolution 24-290: adjusting letter of credit for Piperton Hills Residential, Phase 1
• Consideration of health insurance plan bids
• FY 2025 budget presentation of projected revenues

Planning Commission

The Piperton Planning Commission is meeting to consider two items: a signage request from Heavy Machines LLC at 120 Mann Drive and a final site plan for MCR at 685 Hwy 72 submitted by SGI Piperton, LLC. The agenda also includes routine items like approving the previous meeting's minutes. No other substantive decisions are listed.

• Consideration of signage for Heavy Machines LLC, 120 Mann Drive
• Consideration of final site plan for MCR, 685 Hwy 72, applicant SGI Piperton, LLC
• Approval of minutes from April 9, 2024 regular session

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Piperton Board of Zoning Appeals will consider a special exception request to continue a non-conforming use at 410 Hwy 57, submitted by Abdelhamid Abdelhamid. The board will also review and potentially adopt the minutes from the January 3, 2023 meeting. The meeting is scheduled for May 14, 2024, at 5:30 p.m.

• Special exception request for continuance of non-conforming use at 410 Hwy 57
• Review and adoption of minutes from January 3, 2023 meeting

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Piperton Board of Mayor and Commissioners will hold a regular session covering routine reports, a call for election for three city commissioner positions, and several ordinances. They will consider an accessory structure over 1,200 square feet, adjust a letter of credit for Piperton Preserve Phase 6, and update a fire/medical services agreement with Fayette County. Public hearings and readings will address garbage and yard waste collection fees and a broader revision of city fees.

• Call for election for three City Commissioner positions in 2024
• Accessory structure over 1,200 sq ft at 60 Dunn Ridge Cove (Don Ritcheson)
• Resolution 24-288 adjusting letter of credit for Piperton Preserve Phase 6 (RusDun Farms, Inc.)
• Updated Fire Protection/Medical Services Agreement with Fayette County
• Ordinance 389-24 (garbage/yard waste fees) and Ordinance 390-24 (revising city fees)

Planning Commission

The Piperton Planning Commission is meeting to consider a 1,200 square foot accessory structure at 60 Dunn Ridge Cove, the final subdivision site plan/plat for Shaw's Creek Phase 3, and to discuss kiosk guidelines. The agenda also includes routine items like approving the previous meeting's minutes. No votes are guaranteed; items are up for consideration and discussion.

• Consideration of a 1,200 sq ft accessory structure (Don Ritcheson, 60 Dunn Ridge Cove)
• Consideration of Shaw's Creek Phase 3 Final Subdivision Site Plan/Plat (Shaw's Creek Builders LLC)
• Discussion of Kiosk Guidelines
• Approval of minutes from March 12, 2024 regular session

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Piperton Board of Mayor and Commissioners is holding a work session to review current capital projects for FY 2024 and discuss the upcoming FY 2025 budget. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only agenda.

• Review of current Capital Projects FY 2024
• Discussion of upcoming FY 2025 Budget

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Piperton Board of Mayor and Commissioners is holding a special called session to consider a garbage fee ordinance, a budget amendment, a charitable appropriation, and appointments to the Industrial Development Board. The meeting includes a public hearing on the budget amendment and a second reading of that ordinance.

• Resolution No. 24-287: $550 charitable appropriation to Fayette County Carl Perkins Center
• Ordinance No. 389-24: amends fees for residential and small commercial garbage, yard waste, and voluntary recycling collection
• Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance No. 388-24: second amendment to FY 2023-2024 budget
• Appointment of Jeff Maddock and Pete Pinckney to Piperton Industrial Development Board, replacing Rich Miller and Mike Smith

Planning Commission

The Piperton Planning Commission is meeting to consider two development applications: a final site plan for Tuscan Iron Entries and a preliminary plat for Shaw's Creek Phase 3. They will also discuss a land disturbance permit for Pyramex. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes and adopting the agenda.

• Consideration of Tuscan Iron Entries Final Site Plan
• Consideration of Shaw's Creek Preliminary Phase 3 Subdivision Plat
• Discussion of Pyramex Land Disturbance Permit
• Approval of February 13, 2024 minutes

Industrial Development Board

The Piperton Industrial Development Board is holding its 2024 annual meeting to elect or confirm officers, discuss updates on local activities and projects, and handle routine business such as approving the agenda and previous meeting minutes. The meeting is largely procedural, with no specific proposals or financial decisions listed on the agenda.

• Election/confirmation of officers for 2024
• Update on Piperton activities, projects, meetings attended, issues by Mark Jenkins
• Discussion of meeting minutes from September 18, 2023
• Setting next meeting date and frequency

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Piperton Board of Mayor and Commissioners will review reports, hear the FY 2023 audit, and consider several action items including selecting an IT services vendor, approving change orders for Piper House renovations, and amending a development contract for Piper Hollow Phase 1. The board will also hold a public hearing and second reading of an ordinance amending the residential code, and first reading of a budget amendment.

• Presentation of FY 2023 Audit by Linda Coffman
• Recommendation and selection of IT Professional Services Vendor
• Consideration and approval of change orders for Piper House renovations
• Consideration of Development Contract Amendment – Piper Hollow Phase 1 for final surface asphalt installation
• Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance No. 387-24 (amending 2018 International Residential Code)

Planning Commission

The Piperton Planning Commission will consider two preliminary site plan applications: one for a property at 685 Hwy 72 by Crews Development, and another for a C-Store at Hwy 196 – Hwy 57 by RAN Management, which also requests subdivision approval. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes and an update on 84 Lumber.

• Preliminary Site Plan Approval, 685 Hwy 72 (Crews Development)
• Preliminary Site Plan and Subdivision approval, Hwy 196 – Hwy 57 C-Store (RAN Management)
• 84 Lumber update

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Piperton Board of Mayor and Commissioners will hold a special called session to consider awarding bids for a Public Works mezzanine and solid waste services, approve radio equipment expenditures, and review change orders for Piper House renovations. The board will also hold a public hearing and second reading on a zoning ordinance regarding privacy fence heights, plus first reading of a building code amendment and adoption of a drought management plan.

• Bid award for second floor mezzanine in Public Works Building
• Bid award for Solid Waste Services for the City of Piperton
• Expenditure for Fire Department/Public Works Radio Equipment
• Change orders for Piper House renovations
• Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance No. 385-23 on privacy fencing height

Board of Mayor & Commissioners

The Piperton Board of Mayor and Commissioners will hold a public hearing and second reading on Ordinance 385-23, which would amend the zoning ordinance to set a maximum height for privacy fencing. The board will also take a first reading on Ordinance 387-24, which amends the 2018 International Residential Code, and consider adopting an updated Drought Management Plan. Reappointments to the Industrial Development Board are also on the agenda.

• Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance 385-23 on privacy fence height limits
• First reading of Ordinance 387-24 amending the 2018 International Residential Code
• Resolution 24-286 to adopt the updated City of Piperton Drought Management Plan
• Reappointment of Mark Jenkins and Michelle Bing to the Industrial Development Board

Planning Commission

The Piperton Planning Commission will hold its regular session to consider two items: an as-built site plan review for Bethel Tabernacle Holiness Church at 350 Patrick Drive and a signage request for Heavy Machines at 120 Mann Drive. The meeting will also include routine adoption of the agenda and approval of the previous meeting's minutes.

• As-built site plan review for Bethel Tabernacle Holiness Church, 350 Patrick Drive, applicant Pastor Michael Nowley
• Signage request for Heavy Machines, 120 Mann Drive, applicant Sign Matters, Inc.
• Approval of minutes from December 12, 2023 regular session