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Gautier council approves consent agenda including Butler Snow LLP agreement for Town Commons Center covenants
Summary
On Oct. 7 the Gautier City Council approved a 15-item consent agenda that included authorization to enter a flat-rate agreement with Butler Snow LLP to draft development and operating covenants for the former Singing River Mall, identified in the agenda as Town Commons Center.
The Gautier City Council voted Oct. 7 to approve its docket of claims and a 15-item consent agenda that included routine administrative items, grant and donation acceptances, and a legal services flat-rate option with Butler Snow LLP to draft development and operating covenants for the former Singing River Mall, listed in the agenda as Town Commons Center.
Council moved and seconded the consent motion (motion by Councilman Fuller, second by Councilman Minor) and the mayor declared the motion carried. The consent agenda as read into the record included approval of minutes from prior meetings, privilege license reports, property and inventory updates, acceptance of donations for a city event, authorization to apply to the Five House Subs Public Safety Foundation, and a limited-use agreement and sponsorship for the 2025 Gautier Mullet and Music Festival.
Consent item 13, as read, authorized entering a flat-rate agreement with Butler Snow LLP for representation in connection with drafting and establishing development and operating covenants and restrictions for the former Singing River Mall property, referred to in the agenda as Town Commons Center. The agenda also recorded authorization to acknowledge and reject six bids for a sweeper truck with intent to rebid, and designation of Chastity Bilbo as chief LPA official for city projects.
No roll-call vote totals were read into the meeting transcript for these items; the minutes record the consent motion carried. The council did not place additional conditions on these consent items in the Oct. 7 record.
