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Council approves appointment, sign-ordinance amendment and two claims dockets; minutes approved with one abstention
Summary
At its June 3 meeting the Diamondhead City Council adopted Resolution 2025-017 appointing Michael Jean Peters to the Planning & Zoning Commission (Ward 4), approved a text amendment to allow temporary election signs, and approved two claims dockets totaling $724,157.14; the May 20 minutes were approved with one abstention and the council voted to go into closed session to determine the need for an executive session.
The Diamondhead City Council on June 3 adopted a slate of administrative actions and finance approvals.
Resolution 2025-017: The council moved to appoint Michael Jean Peters to fill the vacant Planning & Zoning Commission seat representing Ward 4. The motion, made by Councilman Clark and seconded by Councilwoman Lisi, was adopted by roll call with each member recorded as voting "Yes."
Sign ordinance text amendment: The council voted to concur with the Planning Commission’s recommendation to adopt a text amendment (Case file 202500135) to allow temporary signs, including election signs, on private property in the right-of-way so long as they are placed at least 2 feet from the street. The motion was moved by Councilman Marr and seconded by Councilwoman Lacey and approved by voice vote.
Dockets of claims: The council approved claims docket DKT232823 through DKT232848 totaling $686,444.39 (motion by Councilman Clark; second by Councilman Marr) and separately approved docket DKT232489 totaling $37,712.75 (motion by Councilman Cumberland; second by Councilwoman Lisi). Both dockets were approved by voice vote; the record does not include a roll-call tally for those motions.
Minutes and other motions: The May 20 minutes were approved (motion by Councilman Cumberland; second by Councilman Clark) with one abstention noted. Toward the end of the meeting the council approved a motion to go into closed session to determine the need for an executive session (motion by Councilwoman Lisi; second by Councilman Clark).
The council’s approvals were recorded in the meeting minutes; the transcript shows voice votes for many items and a roll-call recorded for the resolution appointment.
