AGENDA BAY ST. LOUIS CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP OCTOBER 18, 2016 4:30 P.M. Hancock County Sheriff Ricky Adam/Bay Saint Louis Police Department Discussion Building Department Services/Discussion Management of City of Bay Saint Louis rental facilities/Manieri Real Estate Public input (Workshop Agenda Items Only) Adjourn at 5:20 p.m. Regularly scheduled City Council Meeting to follow. Agenda will…
Nikki Moon reported in her quarterly tourism update that Bay St. Louis is getting loads of publicity thanks to articles in several publications, including Southern Living and Mississippi Magazine as well as some prominent online features. Mike Rosato and the city want to terminate the mutual Harbor Fest agreement. Termination to be finalized at the…
AGENDA BAY ST. LOUIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 4, 2016 5:30 P.M. Guests Nikki Moon – Update on Tourism Bill Cork – CEO for Hancock County Port and Harbor (rail project) Ken Murphy – Dan B. Murphy’s Restaurant & Bar construction Mike Rosato – Harbor Fest Contract Bill Pitcairn – Utility Debit Service City Clerk’s Report…
Oyster season opened this morning at sunrise. If you squint, you can see about 20 boats off the beach at St. Charles. The reefs in the western portion of the Mississippi Sound are open to tonging and dredging. The daily sack limit is 25 for dredgers and 15 for tongers. Scientists at the Department of…
AGENDA BAY ST. LOUIS CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING SEPTEMBER 29, 2016 5:30 P.M. 1. FY 2016/2017 Budget Adoption 2. FY 2016/2017 Payroll Ordinance Adoption 3. Permit Fee Schedule (Ordinance and Resolution) 4. Management of Rental Buildings 5. Kepfer versus Bay Saint Louis case 6. City Prosecutor Contract 7. Building Department Services 8. Minutes of August…
If you have an agenda from last night’s Bay Council meeting, hold on to it. Many of the same items will be carried over to the next meeting. Again. (You can enjoy the rerun anytime on The City of Bay St. Louis Facebook page.) In brief: The developer of the Pelic-Inn condo-hotel on Beach Boulevard at Court…
The Bay St. Louis City Council gave the nod at yesterday’s recessed meeting to Trent Favre to be the city’s attorney, effective immediately. Lots of us watched the meeting on the city’s Facebook page and saw how quickly the nomination and voting went this time. If you missed it, go to The City of Bay St. Louis…
Welcome to the third (fourth?) installment of Name A City Attorney – No, Pick Somebody Else. Remember, you can watch these public meetings on Facebook Live by going to The City of Bay St. Louis page. And plug in your ear buds so you can catch all the action/inaction.
If you can’t make it to the meeting today, watch it live on Facebook or after the fact. Search for The City of Bay St. Louis page. You can watch previous meetings, too. Note to officials: please work on the audio in the council chambers. Citizens in the room and online need to be able to…
Sorry I missed last night’s workshop but did watch on Facebook Live replay as the council president demanded the live streaming be turned off before the workshop began. Hmm. The issue of live streaming will be first up on the agenda tonight. If you can’t attend, get on Facebook Live, go to the City of Bay St.…