The Mobile Board of Adjustment approved six-month extensions for two applicants seeking more time to complete previously approved site plans and obtain permits.

Millie Noblet asked the board for a final extension on the site at 133 Eaton Square, saying she and her contractor had been slow but intended to complete the work. "I'm gonna do it this time if you approve it," Noblet said during her presentation. Commissioners discussed standard extension lengths and agreed six months was appropriate. A motion to grant the extension passed on a voice vote.

Robert Clay Buckley requested another six-month extension at 5201 Gerby Road, telling the board his electrical engineer had not returned comments to the city and he was still waiting on permits. Buckley said he was asking the board for patience and forgiveness. Board members asked whether remaining issues were likely to be resolved; staff and the applicant indicated submittals remained outstanding but expected soon. The board voted to grant a six-month extension by voice vote.

Both applicants were reminded to contact the planning department with questions about the board’s decision and next steps. The board’s standard public-comment rules and the procedural limits on speakers remained in effect for follow-up hearings.