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Mobile council delays vote on Capital Cooperative District after heated public comment
Summary
After extensive public testimony both for and against a proposed Capital Cooperative District, the Mobile City Council voted to lay resolution 14775 over for one week to allow further work between the administration and council members.
The Mobile City Council on Aug. 27 moved to delay action on resolution 14775, a proposal to incorporate a Capital Improvement Cooperative District aimed at neighborhood revitalization, after hours of public comment and council debate.
Supporters and opponents filled the council chamber and responded to the administration’s plan in vocal testimony. Amber Dougherty, a Magnolia Grove resident, told the council that "one of the proposals for this land is a development of 800 to 900 homes" and said the planned access would put new traffic…
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