Hancock building permits
As promised, here are the permits issued by Hancock County’s Building Department during the week of April 9-13. Seven permits were issued for a total valuation of $351,359 and fees totaling $1,805. All the permits were for residential projects: a new house on East Marlin Street, a new storage building on Lower Bay Road,…
Building permit report: residential & commercial buildings
Bay St. Louis issued building permits for four projects from April 9-13. Total valuation was $615,393 and fees were $4,676. Three permits were for residential projects: new houses on Atlantis Drive and St. George and a car port on Third Street. Rene St. Paul got a permit for a commercial building at 594 Easterbrook Dr.…
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Today’s Historic Preservation Commission agenda
Here’s the Historic Preservation Commission agenda for Monday, April 9th. The meeting starts at noon, at the City Council Conference Center, 598 Main Street. The public is welcome. See more about the HPC on its website – www.historicbsl.com
Building permit report: houses & sheds
Hancock County’s Building Department issued 10 permits totaling $745,179 in value and $3,627 in fees from March 30 through April 8. The nine residential permits were for a house and a shed on Bayou Coco Point, a house on West Gulf Road, a shed on Hoda Road, a house on Highway 603, a spec house…
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Today’s Bay Council workshop & meeting agendas
Spring cleaning: City declares wooden key holder & literature holders as surplus.
P&Z March 27 meeting: how they voted.
AGENDA PLANNING & ZONING MEETING MARCH 27, 2018 5:30 P.M. APPLICATIONS: The Bay St. Louis Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing on Tuesday, March 27, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. in the Bay St. Louis Conference Center, 598 Main Street, Bay St. Louis, MS to consider the following: BENNIS MOSS – application for Variance…
More building permits…
Bay St. Louis issued permits for five projects during the week of March 19-23 with total valuation of $939,339 and fees totaling $7,035. Three permits were for a house, a guest house and a barn at one address on South Beach Boulevard. The other permits were for a residential remodel and a dock.
