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Diamondhead City Council adopts easement abandonments and approves consent agenda
Summary
At its council meeting, Diamondhead officials voted to abandon small drainage easements on two pairs of lots, approved the consent agenda (including a travel authorization added to item 9a), and approved $563,923.39 in claims payable.
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The Diamondhead City Council voted Tuesday evening to adopt two resolutions that abandon five-foot drainage and utility easements along shared lot lines in Diamond Head Phase 2 and to approve its consent agenda, which included an added travel authorization for city officials.
The council approved Resolution 2026001 to abandon a five-foot drainage/utility easement on each side of the common property line between Lot 67 and Lot 68 (Unit 11, Block 6; 8438 Emoca Drive). The council then approved Resolution 2026004 to abandon a similar easement between Lot 16 and Lot 17 (Unit 9, Block 2; 10456 Halawa Place). Both measures were moved, seconded and passed by roll-call vote.
City officials also approved the consent agenda items 4 through 9a after the mayor moved to add 9a earlier in the meeting; the added item authorizes travel for the mayor, council, city manager and city attorney to a Gulf Coast legislative reception in Jackson and the Midwinter MML legislative conference in January 2026. City Manager (name not provided) said the travel item was added to permit attendance at the January events.
Council approved the docket of claims DKT 233406 through DKT 233447 in the amount of $563,923.39.
The council handled the routine minutes approval and other consent items before public comment and project updates. All formal motions and vote outcomes recorded during the meeting were announced on the record.
Next steps: The resolutions will be processed per city procedures; no additional public hearings on those easement abandonments were reported at the meeting.

