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Supervisors approve property sales, tax exemption and hear proposal for pickleball complex
Summary
The board concurred with the development commission on a five-year ad valorem tax exemption for F.L. Crane & Sons Inc., approved the sale of about 42.69 acres, accepted a $65,000 bill of sale to Cajun Equipment for a rail car mover, and heard from Supervisor Powers about an upcoming discussion regarding pickleball courts on Debuys Road.
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors concurred with the Harrison County Development Commission that F.L. Crane & Sons Inc. fulfilled requirements for a five-year ad valorem tax exemption under state code. The board also approved the sale of approximately 42.69 acres described in exhibit A and concurred in a bill of sale authorizing a $65,000 sale of equipment to Cajun Equipment (described in the discussion as a rail car mover). Motions on these items were moved, seconded, and approved by voice vote.
Supervisor Powers raised a separate, non-agenda matter, asking the board to consider letting property owners from Biloxi speak about plans to build pickleball courts on Debuys Road as part of a proposed sports complex. "The gentleman and the people who own the property in Biloxi wanted to come speak before the board because we're talking about putting a lot of pickleball courts at the on Debuys Road," Powers told the board; she said she had scheduled a meeting with the interested party and would bring more information to a future session. The board did not take immediate action on the proposed sports complex but signaled willingness to hear the proposal.
