City Council

Council Chambers

Agenda — 28 items

1. 1 CALL TO ORDER
2. 2 PRAYER
3. 3 Councilperson George Carmichael
4. 4 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
5. 5 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
6. A. October 7, 2025 ID 25-8020 approved Pass
7. 1. CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA agenda be approved as printed Pass
8. 2. PRESENTATION AGENDA
9. A. Monthly Report Privilege Taxes September 2025. ID 25-8017 presented
10. 3. PUBLIC AGENDA
11. A. PUBLIC HEARING
12. 1. SET PUBLIC HEARING
13. A. Consider adopting an Order to set a date of November 18, 2025 to conduct a public hearing in regards to the property listed to determine whether or not the property is in such a state of dilapidation so as to be a menace to the public health of the community: A. Edward Crosby, dilapidated shed at 201 Flora Ave. PPIN 14652 Ward 5 B. Larry Carpenter, dilapidated residence at 1844 Lindsey Ave. PPIN 10408 Ward 4 ID 25-8021 adopted Pass
14. 2. CONDUCT PUBLIC HEARING
15. B. CITIZENS HEARING
16. C. CITIZENS FORUM
17. 4. POLICY AGENDA
18. A. Consider adopting an Order to Ratify an Emergency Order Authorizing Repair of Sewer Line on South 13th Avenue. ID 25-8018 adopted Pass
19. B. Consider approving the Second Reading of an Ordinance to Close Portion of the Alley off Adams Street Going South Between South 13th Avenue and South 12th Avenue. ID 25-8016 approved on second reading Pass
20. C. Consider adopting a Resolution granting authority to execute professional services agreement for the MDEQ Water Pollution Control Revolving Loan Fund (WPCRLF) Project for Sewer System Improvements. ID 25-8025 adopted Pass
21. D. Consider adopting a Resolution giving the administration authority to execute a supplemental agreement for additional professional services for the 2023 RAISE Grant Project, Completing Downtown Laurel. ID 25-8024 adopted Pass
22. E. Consider adopting an Order to approve publication of the Fiscal Year 2025 Solid Waste Revenue and Expenditures Report. ID 25-8015 adopted Pass
23. F. Consider adopting an Order to approve Demo Assessments for the following property: A. Demolition of property assessed to Oberge Cockrell, at 225 N. 18th Ave. Total cost, including $50 administrative fee, $0.00 recording fee, and $ 53.00 judgement fee $2, 603.00 Ward 1 ID 25-8023 adopted Pass
24. G. Consider adopting an order to approve lot cleanings for the following properties: A. Cleaning of property assessed to Eric L. Randolph., at 914 S. 14th Ave. Total assessed cost $84.33 Ward 1 B. Cleaning of property assessed to Pamela Talor, at 911 S. 14th Ave. Total assessed cost $109.10 Ward 1 C. Cleaning of property assessed to Christy & Perry Buxton, at 913 S. 14th Ave. Total assessed cost $107.30 Ward 1 D. Cleaning of property assessed to Sweet Brazilian Wax LLC, at 21 Marion Dr. Total assessed cost $80.14 Ward 1 E. Cleaning of property assessed to Jordan Nichol Bradford III, at 1222 W. 11th St. Total assessed cost $107.85 Ward 2 F. Cleaning of property assessed to Juan C. Mora Rodriguez, at 2706 N. 6th Ave. Total assessed cost $77.10 Ward 3 G. Cleaning of property assessed to Caitlin Realty LLC, at 2810 Carter Ave. Total assessed cost $104.20 Ward 3 H. Cleaning of property assessed to Henry E. Thompson, at 2314 N. 5th Ave. Total assessed cost $107.85 Ward 4 ID 25-8022 adopted Pass
25. 5. ROUTINE AGENDA
26. A. Consider adopting an Order to ratify approval of notice of November 13, 2025 for a Planning & Zoning Commission public hearing meeting. ID 25-8027 adopted Pass
27. B. Consider adopting a Resolution to approve the Claims Docket. ID 25-8026 adopted Pass
28. 28 EXECUTIVE SESSION

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