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Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Council of Bay St. Louis Meeting Agenda
The agenda includes several consent items such as a solid waste collection fee increase, the execution of the MDEQ Release of Claims for the Ramoneda Basin Wastewater System, a contract for a Special Contract Investigator with the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics, and the approval of various financial reports including payroll, utility refunds, and dockets of claims. Additional consent items involve emergency declarations for Tropical Storm Isaias and Hurricane Zeta, along with street closure requests. The meeting also features multiple Planning and Zoning applications regarding variance requests and site plan reviews for various residential and commercial properties.
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The council discussed various administrative and operational items, including a solid waste collection fee increase, the execution of a release of claims for wastewater system upgrades, and approvals for special contract investigator agreements. Public forum items included requests for street closures for community events, while other business involved the approval of variance applications and site plan reviews for local property developments. Financial matters addressed payroll and various dockets of claims for payment. The meeting packet also included prior meeting minutes and departmental reports.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Meeting
The meeting primarily addressed the Webster Street development project, with extensive discussion regarding drainage concerns, wetland assessments, and public transparency. Additionally, the council discussed issues related to a garbage contract, specifically regarding CPI figures and legal representation. Several residents voiced their opposition to the proposed subdivision and development projects, citing environmental and procedural concerns.
The commission reviewed multiple zoning variance applications, including requests for side and rear yard setbacks for residential properties on DeMontluzin Avenue, Bay Oaks Drive, and Carroll Avenue. Special exception requests for accessory dwellings were considered for properties on Citizen Street and St. Charles Street. Additionally, the commission evaluated a planned unit development application for a private subdivision involving single-family homes and recreational facilities in the 600 Block of Third Street, as well as a major site plan review for a fourteen-unit condominium development on Webster Street.
