Ridgeland public meetings in 2022
14 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular
The Board of Aldermen approved two applications regarding Terry Hester Cabins and passed a consent agenda containing several administrative and financial authorizations. The board also approved city claims and payroll.
- Approved Petition and Application for Conditional Use - Terry Hester Cabins (6-1)
- Approved Petition and Application for Dimensional Variance - Terry Hester Cabins (5-2)
- Approved $22,879.00 reimbursement to Rav Bedi for Sunnybrook Water Line Relocation (7-0)
- Approved Truck Route Permit for 206 Valley Road (7-0)
- Approved Pay Request #3 for Lewis Electric City Wide Traffic Signal Project (7-0)
- Approved surplus of Police Department guns (7-0)
- Approved appointment of Loden Snell to the Community Awareness Committee (7-0)
- Approved December 16, 2022 Payroll of $1,992,849.82 (7-0)
Regular
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will review several police department agreements and budget amendments. The body is deciding on sewer fee adjustments and a development agreement for Harbour Pointe TIF. A public hearing to amend the Future Land Use and Transportation Plan is being scheduled for January 3, 2023.
- Change Order No. 9 for City Center Site Work Phase 1 and Hemphill Lease extension to May 31, 2023
- Budget amendment decreasing Public Utilities Fund Balance by $170,295
- Amended and Restated Development and Reimbursement Agreement for Harbour Pointe TIF
- Flock Service Agreement for the Police Department
- Public hearing set for January 3, 2023, to amend the Future Land Use and Transportation Plan
Regular
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen are reviewing a new residential rental inspection code and budget amendments for water infrastructure. The body is also considering several contracts for city events and emergency equipment.
- Adoption of the Residential Rental Inspection Code
- Budget amendment increasing Highland Colony Tank & Well Engineering by $803,000.00
- Bid award to Emergency Equipment Professionals for a Wildland Extreme Type 6 Rescue/Wildland Truck
- Task Order No.2 for Waggoner Engineering, Inc. regarding Highland Colony Parkway/I-220 water tank and well
- Payment of claims and payroll totaling $1,711,867.02
The Board of Aldermen approved a consent agenda including the adoption of a new Residential Rental Inspection Code and several budget amendments. The board also authorized contracts for city infrastructure, public events, and emergency equipment.
- Adopted Residential Rental Inspection Code
- Approved Task Order No.2 for Highland Colony Parkway/I-220 Water Tank and Well (ARPA Project)
- Approved $808,000 budget amendment for Highland Colony Tank & Well Engineering and legal fees
- Awarded bid to Emergency Equipment Professionals for Wildland Extreme Type 6 Rescue/Wildland Truck
- Approved contracts for 2023 Balloon Glow and Century Ride 2023
- Appointed Jim Woodrick to the Historical Committee and Architectural Review Board
- Approved payment of claims and November 4, 2022 Payroll ($1,711,867.02)
- Extended Harbour Pointe TIF to December 31, 2022
Regular
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will review a resolution regarding medical marijuana jurisdiction. The body is also deciding on several budget amendments and contractor payments for city infrastructure and renovations.
- Medical Marijuana Jurisdiction Resolution
- Budget amendment of $1,450,617 for the Highland Colony Rehab Project
- Budget amendment of $125,226.00 for courtroom renovations
- CPI increase for Waste Management, Inc. solid waste collection
- Truck route permits for 204 Hillside Street and 112 Bridgewater Bend
The Board of Aldermen approved a consent agenda containing multiple budget amendments, permits, and appointments. The board also approved claims and the October 21, 2022 payroll totaling $2,180,829.76.
- Approved Consent Agenda (7-0)
- Tabled Bruce Patel C-Store Conditional Use application to December 6, 2022
- Approved Lewis Electric Pay Estimate No 2 for traffic signal safety improvements
- Approved truck route permits for 204 Hillside Street and 112 Bridgewater Bend
- Approved Waste Management, Inc. CPI increase for solid waste collection
- Approved budget amendment for Highland Colony Rehab Project
- Approved budget amendment for Courtroom Renovations ($125,226.00)
- Approved re-appointment of Todd Leach to Ridgeland Tourism Commission
Regular
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will discuss development agreements for Renaissance II and Ridgeland Harbor Pointe. The body is also setting a public hearing to amend the city's Future Land Use and Transportation Plan. Other items include water system plans and police department special event authorizations.
- Amended and Restated Development Agreement for Renaissance II
- Conditional Use Permit for Ridgeland Hospitality, LLC (Tru by Hilton)
- Public hearing for Future Land Use and Transportation Plan amendment on November 15, 2022
- Budget amendment decreasing ARPA Fund Balance by $17,500
- Payment of claims totaling $2,242,535.89
Regular
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will consider several land use petitions and budget amendments. The body is also reviewing a grant application for the Highland Commerce Drive Connector and various special event permits.
- Petition and Application to Rezone Real Property for Conner McCary (European Automotive)
- Conditional Use Permit applications for Verizon Wireless and Conner McCary (European Automotive)
- Authority to submit Highland Commerce Drive Connector for the 2022 Reconnecting Communities Grant Program
- Acceptance of $25,259.00 from Bedi Construction, LLC for water line relocation at Sunnybrook Rd and West Jackson Street
- Payroll claims totaling $1,737,855.97
Regular
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing regarding the City of Ridgeland Residential Rental Inspection Code. The body will also review site plans for UMMC and Christ Covenant expansion, and consider several budget amendments.
- Public Hearing for the City of Ridgeland Residential Rental Inspection Code
- Budget amendment decreasing Sanitation Fund Balance by $99,958
- Payment of claims and payroll totaling $1,401,953.31
- Site Plan Review for UMMC Early Site Development
- Sprinkler Variance for 104 Pine Knoll (Little Dreamers Daycare)
Regular
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing and consider the City of Ridgeland Solid Waste Management Plan. The board is also scheduled to approve the Fiscal Year 2023 Budget and set the millage for the year.
- Approval of Fiscal Year 2023 Budget and Order Setting Millage
- Public Hearing and consideration of the City of Ridgeland Solid Waste Management Plan
- Payment of claims and payroll totaling $4,461,622.77
- Resolution for ARPA Grant Submittals to the MDEQ MS Municipality and County Water Infrastructure Grant Program
- Budget amendment moving $800 from account 005-101-540 to 005-101-604
Regular
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will conduct a public hearing regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2023 budget. The body will also consider several land use permits and city contracts.
- Public Hearing for Fiscal Year 2023 Proposed Budget
- Conditional Use Permit and Site Plan for Two Gun Tactical
- Donation deed and $34,073.80 check for sewer extension behind Pafford Emergency Services
- Budget amendment decreasing General Fund by $100,000
- Contract with CivicPlus for the ClickFix Program (Oct 1, 2022 - Sept 30, 2023)
Regular
The Board of Aldermen will consider several budget amendments and contract renewals. The meeting includes setting public hearing dates for the Fiscal Year 2023 Budget and the Draft Solid Waste Management Plan.
- Public hearing for Fiscal Year 2023 Budget set for August 16, 2022
- Public hearing for Draft Solid Waste Management Plan set for September 6, 2022
- Renewal of Recycling Contract with Waste Management through September 30, 2023
- Budget amendment of $5,600.00 for HWY 51 & Lake Harbour Dr Intersection Right-of-Way Service Fees
- Payment of claims and payroll totaling $1,350,507.88
Regular
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen are reviewing several consent items including budget amendments and site plan reviews. The body is discussing agreements related to House Bill 1353 and various property and lease extensions.
- Memorandum of Understanding for Local Improvements Project Fund ($1,500,000)
- Budget amendment increasing Gas & Oil by $100,000 and decreasing Capital Machinery & Equipment by $100,000
- Lease extension for surplus property near Moon Street and Madison Drive to November 30, 2022
- Site plan and architectural reviews for Wildwood KGK and Lululemon (Renaissance)
- Payment of claims and payroll totaling $2,389,750.10
Regular
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will meet to discuss the appointment of a city attorney and review several land use and variance petitions. The body will also consider contract extensions for landscape maintenance and a memorandum of agreement with the MS Bureau of Narcotics.
- Appointment of Jerry Mills as City Attorney for July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023
- Conditional Use Permit for BG Capital (Coin Laundry)
- Dimensional Variance and Site Plan review for Freedom Ridge Properties (Crosstown Builders)
- 2-year extension of Jackson Street and County Line Road landscape contracts with a 5% price increase
- Payment of claims including July 1, 2022 Payroll totaling $2,014,067.47
Regular
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will discuss a new ordinance regulating boring operations and a request to extend a conditional use permit for 15.7545 acres on Highland Colony Parkway. The body will also consider a budget amendment for library roof repairs and various surplus property declarations.
- Ordinance establishing regulations for boring operations
- Budget amendment of $50,000 for Library Roof Replacement
- Conditional Use Permit extension for 15.7545 acres on Highland Colony Parkway
- Payment of claims and payroll totaling $2,848,769.53
- Surplus property declarations for Fire Department and Police Department (Unit 281 and duty weapon)
Regular
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing and consider an extension for the Harbour Pointe TIF. The body will also review garbage and recycle collection days and various site plan approvals. Other business includes authorizing agreements for road resurfacing and a performing arts center design.
- Public hearing and consideration of Harbour Pointe TIF Extension
- MOA with MDOT for East County Line Road Resurfacing Improvements Project
- Agreement with Dean Architecture for Ridgeland Performing Arts Center design
- Payment of claims and payroll totaling $2,132,040.89
- Conditional Use Permit application for Bellamare Development, LLC