The Mobile City Council took the following formal actions at its Jan. 7 meeting. Where specific movers, seconders or roll-call tallies were not recorded verbatim in the public transcript, the entry records the action and the stated outcome as read on the record.

- Approval of minutes (Jan. 2): Motion carried; minutes approved.

- Appeal: Waiver of the noise ordinance for Feb. 8 on Airport Boulevard (6:00 p.m.–9:30 p.m.): Motion passed (appeal granted).

- Public hearing: Rezoning at 5301 Moffett Road (B-2 to B-3): Opened for first reading and public comment; no final council vote taken (item remains at first reading, see separate article).

- CIP/resolution items held over or approved in consent:
- CIP resolution 08010: Approve purchase order to Graybar Electric for LED luminaries for traffic engineering — held over (no final action recorded at meeting).
- CIP change order 13011: Authorize Change Order No. 2 with John G. Watson Construction Company for 2018 PayGo — held over.
- Consent resolution(s) 58021–58022: Rules waived for immediate consideration; items read and passed as read.

- Demolition/nuisance declaration 401026 (declare structure at 2377 San Sushi Road a public nuisance and order demolition): Motion to table was made and seconded; item tabled.

- Additional resolutions and transfers (listed on the record): Multiple resolutions (including requests to transfer funds for Tremere Park Football Stadium and other CIP transfers, authorizations for contracts and settlement agreement authorizations) were introduced and, where noted in the transcript, moved, seconded and passed or laid over per council rules. Specific agenda numbers recorded on the meeting transcript included 09016, 09017, 21018 and others; where the transcript indicated the item was passed it was noted as passed on the record.

Where the transcript recorded only the council call for “All in favor? Aye,” the minutes noted the item passed; detailed roll-call tallies were not read into the public record during the meeting excerpt provided.

Items that were explicitly laid over by council rule will be considered at a future meeting per the council’s standard one‑week layover practice.