P&Z Commission: how’d they vote?
Denied. Approved. Denied.
P&Z agenda: zoning map amendments for highway commercial & limited industrial
Vintage shop to….limited industrial?
Building permit report: hay barn, pole barn & a pool
Hancock County’s Building Department issued 13 permits during the week of April 16-20. Three were for commercial projects and 10 were for residential work. The total valuation was $410,093 and fees totaled $2,351. The commercial permits were for the following: •a sign cabinet and letters on an ATM canopy for Hancock Whitney Bank at 16230…
Hancock County Farmers Market: Plants, produce & more
Beautiful morning to shop at the Hancock County Farmers Market on Longfellow in Bay St. Louis. Open from 8 a.m. to noon or whenever vendors sell out.
Opening soon: Central Station Bistro. All aboard.
Wine, cheese and charcuterie. Yes, please.
Bay Council agenda: menaces (bad) & curbside recycling (good)
Also, there’s a 4:30 workshop today on city grants.
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.…
Let’s Keep Hancock County Beautiful
#cleanYOURblock
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
Today’s Bay Council workshop & meeting agendas
Spring cleaning: City declares wooden key holder & literature holders as surplus.
