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The Mobile City Council on Oct. 28 took a series of routine and consent actions. Highlights:
• Public hearing set for Nov. 12 on item 411392. Multiple speakers, including Justin Back of Acadian Ambulance and other applicants, asked to present at the scheduled hearing; the council approved calling a public hearing only (the Nov. 12 hearing will allow full comment and presentation).
• The council approved an appeal to waive the noise ordinance for an event at Herndon Sage Park scheduled for Nov. 7 (the clerk announced the appeal passed on the floor).
• The council authorized a contract with Amerson Roofing for roof replacement at Hillsdale Senior Center (CIP item moved forward) and later approved a contract with Spire LLC for Parks and Recreation marketing services. Vice President Gregory explained the Hillsdale project will provide a separate senior center space for local seniors previously sharing a recreation facility with younger users.
• The council laid over an ordinance creating a vacant‑structure registry (Chapter 52 Real Property Maintenance and Enforcement) for Henry Aaron Loop for two weeks. Several other zoning and conditional‑use items were considered and either approved or carried per the planning agenda.
• Consent resolutions introduced and approved included multiple board appointments (for example, museum and library appointments) and appropriations for local nonprofit organizations; the clerk read a block of consent measures while the council voted to waive the rules for immediate consideration.
Most of these items were passed on voice votes during the consent portion of the agenda or were laid over for further study; the transcript shows the clerk announcing passage or layover as each action occurred. The Nov. 12 hearing on item 411392 is the next scheduled opportunity for extended public comment on that application.
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