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Bay Minette City Council approves three ordinances, two resolutions and $240,575.77 in payables

City Council of the City of Bay Minette, Alabama · March 1, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 22, 2022 meeting, the Bay Minette City Council unanimously approved three ordinances (first readings), two resolutions including a request for legislative annexation near the I‑65/Rabun Road interchange, and authorized payables totaling $240,575.77.

The City Council of the City of Bay Minette, Alabama, unanimously approved three ordinances, two resolutions and payables totaling $240,575.77 at its regular meeting on Feb. 22, 2022, at City Hall.

The actions came after public hearings on two zoning items drew no public comment. Mayor Robert A. Wills opened and closed a hearing on Ordinance 1001 (Case No. Z‑22001, Dempsey Property) and asked for a motion to approve the ordinance on first reading; Councilmember Mike Phillips moved to approve and Councilmember William Taylor seconded. The motion carried unanimously.

Mayor Wills then opened and closed a hearing on Ordinance 1002 (Case No. RA‑2201, relating to Section 8.10 of the Zoning Ordinance). Councilmember Matt Franklin moved to approve Ordinance 1002 on first reading; Councilmember Mike Phillips seconded and the motion carried unanimously.

The council approved Ordinance 1003 on first reading to repeal Ordinances 798 and 983 and to provide for the control, collection and disposal of refuse. Councilmember Pete Sellers moved to approve Ordinance 1003; Councilmember William Taylor seconded and the motion carried unanimously.

Councilmembers also approved Resolution 0222‑04, a request for legislative annexation of the area known as the Interstate 65 and Rabun Road interchange; Councilmember Matt Franklin moved to approve and Councilmember Shannon Clemmons seconded. The council approved Resolution 0222‑05 to increase the membership of the Softball Advisory Board and appoint committee members after a motion from Councilmember Mike Phillips and a second from Councilmember Shannon Clemmons; that motion likewise passed unanimously.

On routine business, the council approved the consent agenda, including the minutes of the Feb. 7, 2022 meeting and work session. Councilmember Pete Sellers moved to approve payables totaling $240,575.77; Councilmember Matt Franklin seconded and the motion carried unanimously.

The meeting concluded after a brief public comment period and announcements. With no further business, Councilmember Shannon Clemmons moved to adjourn; Councilmember William Taylor seconded and the council adjourned.

Votes at a glance: - Ordinance 1001 (Case Z‑22001, Dempsey Property) — approved on first reading; mover: Councilmember Mike Phillips; second: Councilmember William Taylor; outcome: approved (unanimous). - Ordinance 1002 (Case RA‑2201, zoning §8.10) — approved on first reading; mover: Councilmember Matt Franklin; second: Councilmember Mike Phillips; outcome: approved (unanimous). - Ordinance 1003 (repeal Ord. 798 & 983; refuse control) — approved on first reading; mover: Councilmember Pete Sellers; second: Councilmember William Taylor; outcome: approved (unanimous). - Resolution 0222‑04 (request legislative annexation: I‑65 & Rabun Road interchange) — approved; mover: Councilmember Matt Franklin; second: Councilmember Shannon Clemmons; outcome: approved (unanimous). - Resolution 0222‑05 (increase Softball Advisory Board membership & appointments) — approved; mover: Councilmember Mike Phillips; second: Councilmember Shannon Clemmons; outcome: approved (unanimous). - Payables authorized: $240,575.77; mover: Councilmember Pete Sellers; second: Councilmember Matt Franklin; outcome: approved (unanimous).

The council did not hold a separate mayor's report. The minutes for the meeting were attested and signed Feb. 22, 2022.