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Votes at a glance: Fairhope City Council work‑session actions and approvals

6438596 · October 14, 2025
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Summary

Council approved a series of consent and action items including building‑permit fee ordinance adoption, appropriations and numerous procurements and contract awards; this roundup lists each agenda item, decision and key details for council follow‑up.

The Fairhope City Council took multiple formal actions during the work session and regular meeting. Below is a concise list of those actions, the outcome and key details as recorded at the meeting. Where the transcript did not provide a roll‑call tally, items were approved by voice vote and recorded as approved.

- Ordinance (Final adoption): Repeal and replace building-permit fee ordinances (Ordinance Nos. 1586, 1599 and 1804) — Outcome: approved (final adoption).

- Appropriations and in‑kind donations (FY25–26): Authorize mayor to execute contracts for $279,100 in appropriations — Outcome: approved (consent agenda).

- SR 25.04 Rock Creek Commercial site plan — Outcome: approved, subject to administrative replat, revised wetland‑buffer signage and receipt of detention‑pond certification letter (staff conditions).

- Rockwell Place public improvements: Accept public improvements and begin two‑year maintenance period subject to posted bond — Outcome: approved.

- Caris corrosion inhibitor (sole source): Authorize procurement from Alberti and Blakeney LLC — Estimated annual $360,000 — Outcome: approved.

- Hydrated lime, fluoride and related chemicals: Authorize procurement from Hawkins Incorporated — Estimated annual $200,000 — Outcome: approved.

- Weaver Directional Boring: Award for 24‑inch water transmission main — Not to exceed $3,373,186.80 — Outcome: approved.

- Burnett Lime (califlo lime slurry, sole source): Estimated annual $50,000 — Outcome: approved.

- Census water meters and related AMI equipment/software (Core & Maine sole distributor): Annual amount not to exceed $500,000 — Outcome: approved.

- Merrill Brothers: Trailer‑mounted belt press rental for wastewater plant — Not to exceed $389,750 (10‑month FY26 trial + FY27 funds to complete 12 months) — Outcome: approved.

- Termination notice for contract with J. Payne Organization LLC (Nature Center project): Authorize 30‑day notice and claim against surety — Outcome: approved.

- W.A.S. Design: Approve mayor’s selection for Foundation Park Phase 1 and authorize mayor to negotiate fee for council approval — Outcome: approved; $50,000 installment from Community Foundation presented.

- Mark B. Hammond, architect: Approve third‑party peer review for FEMA safe room design — Not to exceed $7,000 (90% FEMA reimbursable) — Outcome: approved.

- GovDeals surplus list: Authorize disposal of listed city property via GovDeals — Outcome: approved.

- BLAST Soccer Club (doing business as Fairhope Soccer Club): Award lease for Fairhope Soccer concession stand — Lease proposal $417/month — Outcome: approved.

- Safety Extinguishers LLC: Annual fire‑extinguisher inspection and service contract — Not to exceed $50,000 annually — Outcome: approved.

- Microsoft 365 licensing renewal (SHI via Omnia Partners): Not to exceed approximately $93,146.36 — Outcome: approved.

- Cortera 811 ticket-management mapping subscription: Setup fee $750, annual fee $7,350 plus per-ticket overage — Outcome: approved.

- Maynard Nexon, PC: Three‑year agreement (Oct 2025–Sep 2028) retainer $8,500/month — Outcome: approved.

- Pirate Dash street closure request for 02/28/2026: Approved with barricades and electrical service at start/finish — Outcome: approved.

For each action above, the meeting transcript records staff presentation and council voice‑vote approval; detailed contract documents, final negotiated fees, and implementation schedules will follow through staff procurement and contract execution.