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Votes at a glance: commission adopts minutes, routine payments, three rezonings and $30,000 property purchase

2997407 · April 15, 2025
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Summary

The Baldwin County Commission approved routine administrative items, passed three rezoning requests, adopted a proclamation for a semiquincentennial observance and authorized a $30,000 budget reallocation to purchase property adjacent to North Baldwin Utilities.

At its April meeting the Baldwin County Commission approved routine business items, three zoning changes and a budget amendment authorizing purchase of property adjacent to county correctional facilities.

Adopted routine items: The commission voted to adopt the April 2025 regular meeting minutes and to approve payment of county bills. Commissioners also approved BA2 (budget action item referred to as BA2) and ratified interim payments in accordance with county policy 8.1. The consent agenda (including item CO4, requested by the county engineer) was approved by voice vote.

Rezoning cases: The commission held planning-and-zoning public hearings and approved three rezoning requests that staff and the planning commission had recommended for approval:

- Case KZ2501 (Southern Storage property): rezoned from RA (rural agriculture) to RSF-2 (residential single-family, RSF-2). Motion and second were recorded; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.

- Case KC2503 (Resner property): rezoned from RSFE (residential single-family estate) to B-2 (neighborhood business) for future commercial use. Planning staff and the planning commission recommended approval; commission approved following a public hearing.

- Case C2505 / Z25-05 (Warner property): rezoned from RSF-1 to RSF-2 for future residential development; the commission approved the request after the public hearing.

Budget amendment / property purchase: The commission adopted a resolution amending the FY2025 budget (resolution references in the meeting: resolutions adopted earlier in 2024 were cited) to reallocate funding for the purchase of real property from North Baldwin Utilities adjacent to county property at the North Baldwin County Corrections Center off Hand Avenue in Bay Minette. The motion authorized $30,000 for the purchase and authorized the chairman to execute the warranty deed.

Proclamation: The commission adopted Proclamation DA3, proclaiming April 18, 2025, as “Two Lights for Tomorrow Day” in Baldwin County to mark the start of national semiquincentennial commemorations.

How votes were recorded: Most approvals were adopted by voice vote; the transcript records “aye” and the chair’s announcement that motions passed. The record does not include numeric roll-call tallies for the routine items and the rezoning cases.

Listed motions and outcomes (as recorded in the meeting):

- Adopt April 2025 regular meeting minutes — approved (voice vote) - Pay county bills — approved (voice vote) - Adopt BA2 — approved (voice vote) - Ratify interim payments per policy 8.1 — approved (voice vote) - Approve consent agenda (including CO4) — approved (voice vote) - Adopt Environmental Advisory Committee stewardship awards resolution — approved (voice vote) — mover: Commissioner Underwood; second: Commissioner Gruber - Adopt Proclamation DA3 (Two Lights for Tomorrow Day, 04/18/2025) — approved (voice vote) - KZ2501 Southern Storage: RA → RSF-2 — approved (motion/second recorded) - KC2503 Resner property: RSFE → B-2 — approved (motion/second recorded) - C2505 / Z25-05 Warner property: RSF-1 → RSF-2 — approved (motion/second recorded) - Adopt FY2025 budget amendment and authorize $30,000 property purchase/warranty deed execution — approved (voice vote)

The commission did not record detailed roll-call tallies in the publicly available audio; items were adopted by voice vote and commissioners signaled “aye.”