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Mobile City Pre-Council Meeting, July 21, 2026
Published: Jul 21, 2026
Council Considers Multiple Rezoning Requests, Denies Two
The council considered a proposed rezoning of properties at 2609, 2651 Spring Hill Avenue, 152-157, 159 Mobile Street, and 144 Highland Avenue from R1 and B3 to B1. The property is owned by Covenant Presbyterian Church and is intended for a new parking lot to support their growing ministry and building renovations. The council also considered rezoning property at 4630-4749 Dolphin Island Parkway from B3 to B3 to remove a previous condition. Additionally, applications for rezoning property at 5101 Moffett Road from B2 to B3 and 5361 Moffett Road from R1 to B3 were discussed. For the Moffett Road properties, one resident expressed opposition to the B3 zoning due to its proximity to a residential area and a new subdivision. The applicant for the R1 to B3 rezoning seeks to allow moving trucks and build a storage building, but a B1 zoning might be more appropriate, requiring a new application process. The council ultimately voted to deny both Moffett Road rezoning requests.
Council Approves Numerous Purchases, Contracts, and Retiree Payments
The council approved several purchase orders and contracts for various city services and equipment. These include a permanent easement for Alabama Power for fire station 19 and Japanese Gardens, a grant from the Department of Homeland Security, a contract for DJ Black Entertainment, appropriations for Boington Oak Society and Mobile Bay Area Veterans Commission, a purchase order for cloud maintenance services for electric vehicle charging stations, law enforcement upfits, stainless steel baggage tables for the cruise terminal, storm drainage vegetation removal, painting of cruise terminal bollards, fire boots and helmets, paramedic courses, preventive maintenance for defibrillators, and a consultant contract for the Africa Town Welcome Center. The council also authorized onetime lump sum payments to RSA/ERS for city and transit authority retirees, and discussed the potential for cost-of-living adjustments for police and fire retirees. A contract was also approved for new playground equipment at Lavaretta Park, and professional services for governance review and improvement consulting were authorized. Additionally, a contract for the replacement of teak decking on the USS Alabama and post-disaster support services were approved. Finally, the council revoked the business license for All Weather Roofing.
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