City of Bay Saint Louis

The council meeting included discussions and actions on various planning and zoning matters, including variance approvals and denials for multiple properties. The mayor's report covered amendments to a maintenance bond, and the acceptance of a bid for a new cooling tower at fire station #1. A proposal for a new zoning ordinance was reviewed. Project updates included awarding sidewalk improvement projects and pickleball court construction. Financial matters included approval of multiple dockets of claims, interfund transfers, and payroll. The consent agenda covered various items including emergency extensions, MOUs, street closures, donations, plat approvals, grant agreements, and invoice approvals.

The council meeting agenda included discussions and actions on various topics. Key items involved a proposal for a new zoning ordinance, project updates on the Court Street Community Center (including bids and authorization for advertising), the Scianna Lane Drainage Improvements Project, and Beyer and Washington Street sidewalk projects. The agenda also included approval of a docket of claims, donations, street closures for parades (contingent on Board of Supervisor approval), travel authorization for police officers, and various purchase orders and agreements related to fire station repairs and the Downtown ADA Boardwalk Project. Other items included account closures and transfers, longevity pay approvals, invoice approvals, and various reports.

The Planning Commission meeting agenda includes action items addressing three applications: a special exception for an accessory dwelling at 419 3rd Street (Prieur), another special exception for an accessory dwelling at 411 Ballentine Street (LeBlanc), and a variance for renovations at 346 Demontluzin Avenue (Landry/Hingle). The meeting also includes approval of the minutes from July 10, 2024, and a motion to adjourn.

The Planning Commission meeting agenda includes action items on several applications for special exceptions and variances to the zoning ordinance. These applications concern accessory dwelling construction, variances to setback requirements for residential properties located at 223 Leonhard Avenue, 1350 North Beach Boulevard, and 411 Ballentine Street. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from a previous meeting and a motion to adjourn.

The Historical Preservation Commission meeting agenda includes several action items: approving the installation of a facade at 114 Main Street; approving the renovation of a single-family dwelling with a small addition at 115 State Street; approving the renovation and rear addition to a home at 107 Carroll Avenue; approving the construction of a shed; approving the closure of a front wall on the front patio area of 102 Blaize Avenue; and approving an addition to 134 Carroll Avenue.