On the agenda: Daphne City Council Meeting — Flock Camera (Nov 16)

CITY OF DAPHNE
1705 MAIN STREET, DAPHNE, AL
CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS MEETING AGENDA
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2026 at 6:00 PM

1.

2.

3.

CALL TO ORDER
A.

ROLL CALL

B.

INVOCATION

C.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

PROCLAMATIONS/RECOGNITIONS/PUBLIC HEARINGS
A.

Recognizing Lois Boykin for her years of service during elections.

B.

Recognize Battalion Chief Ray for his years of service with the Daphne Fire
Department.

C.

Recognize Apparatus Engineer Joe Greer for his years of service with the Daphne
Fire Department.

D.

Recognize Chief Telecommunicator Jaynae Nichols for her years of service in Public
Safety.

E.

Recognize Sergeant Ben Mitchell who rescued a human trafficking survivor.

APPROVE MINUTES
A.

4.

November 2, 2026 regular meeting

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
A.

FINANCE COMMITTEE - Conaway

B.

BUILDINGS & PROPERTY COMMITTEE- Messinger
Review the October new Construction and Building Report.
Certificates of Occupancy: 10
Permits Issued: 160
New Residential Home Permits: 9
Total Fees: $129,011.15
i.

C.

Review the minutes from the October 12, 2026, meeting

PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE - Green
i.

Review the minutes from the October 13, 2026, meeting

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City Council AGENDA – November 16, 2026 – page 2

5.

D.

CODE ENFORCEMENT/ORDINANCE COMMITTEE - Roberts

E.

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - Coleman
i.

Review the minutes from the October 5, 2026, meeting

ii.

MOTION to reappoint Noel Yoho to the Environmental Advisory Committee
for a term of two years from November, 2026 - November, 2028.

REPORTS OF SPECIAL BOARDS & COMMISSIONS
A.

BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENTS - Adrienne Jones

B.

DAPHNE PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMISSION - Messinger
i.

Review the minutes from the September 28, 2026, meeting

C.

DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY - Olen

D.

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD - Coleman

E.

LIBRARY BOARD - Olen

F.

PLANNING COMMISSION - Olen

G.

RECREATION BOARD - Green

H.

UTILITY BOARD - Coleman
i.

Review the September 30, 2026 minutes.

6.

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

7.

MAYOR’S REPORT

8.

CITY ATTORNEY REPORT

9.

DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS

10.

CITY CLERK’S REPORT

11.

RESOLUTIONS
A.

2026 - 67 - Rescinding Resolution 2026-47 - Mechanical Shop Roof Replacement

B.

2026 - 68 - Authorizing Resolution: FY2027 Capital Equipment Business Loan
Agreement - E-One Pumper with Equipment Package

C.

2026 - 69 - Authorizing Resolution: FY2027 Capital Equipment Business Loan
Agreement - Knuckleboom Truck

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12.

2nd READ ORDINANCES
A.

13.

1st READ ORDINANCES
A.

14.

2026 - 36 - Ordinance Consenting to the Sale by the Utilities Board of the City of
Daphne of Certain Surplus Personal Property - AMTEK Microwave Wastewater
Dewatering System

2026 - 37 - Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 2026-20 to Extend the Temporary
Moratorium on Certain Multi-Family, Garden Apartment Development Applications
for an Additional One Hundred Eighty (180) Days

ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS
A.

MOTION to Elect Council President

B.

MOTION to Elect Council Pro Tem

15.

COUNCIL COMMENTS

16.

ADJOURN

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November 2, 2026
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
REGULAR BUSINESS MEETING
1705 MAIN STREET
DAPHNE, AL
6:00 P.M.

1.

CALL TO ORDER:
There being a quorum present Council President Benjamin Hughes called the meeting to order at
6:00pm.
ROLL CALL:
COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: Tommie Conaway, Steve Olen, Oliver Roberts, Stephanie
Messinger, Benjamin Hughes and Jennifer Green
COUNCIL MEMBERS ABSENT: Joel Coleman
Also Present: Patrick Dungan, City Attorney; Chief Gulsby, Police; Chief Nathan Adams, Fire; Troy
Strunk, City Development; Charlie McDavid, Recreation; Eric Butler, Building Inspection; Andy
Bobe, City Engineer; Bobby Purvis, Public Works; Vickie Hinman, Human Resources; Adrienne
Jones, Planning; Emmie Powell, Library; Cindy Beaudreau, City Clerk; Lakyn Coggin, Junior Council;
Amber Lue, Junior Council; and Jessica Linne, Assistant City Clerk.
INVOCATION/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Invocation was given by Pastor Rife Stewart, Destiny Church.
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
A. NUISANCE ABATEMENT HEARING – 29017 US HIGHWAY 98, DAPHNE, ALABAMA
Eric Butler presented on the abatement hearing for 29017 US Highway 98, Daphne, Alabama. He said
he recommends demolition.
Public hearing opened at 6:03pm.
John Whitson, 420 Autumn Lane, Vestavia Hills, spoke as the representative of AL Daphne 29017 US
98 LLC, owner of the property. He shared what they have been doing at the property and their
upcoming steps to fix the property. He asked the Council not to demolish the property.
Council discussed with Mr. Whitson and Mr. Butler.
MOTION by Councilman Olen to approve Resolution 2026 – 66 -Resolution Ordering
Demolition of a Building Structure located at 29017 US Hwy 98. Seconded by Councilwoman
Messinger.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
B. PROPOSED EXTENSION OF DEMOLITION DEADLINE HEARING LOCATED AT
29049 US HIGHWAY 98:
Eric Butler presented on the extension of demolition deadline request of property located at 29049 US
Highway 98.
Public hearing opened at 6:14pm. No one came forward to speak.

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Public hearing closed at 6:15pm.
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November 2, 2026
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
REGULAR BUSINESS MEETING
1705 MAIN STREET
DAPHNE, AL
6:00 P.M.

3.

APPROVE THE MINUTES:
The minutes from the October 19, 2026 regular meeting were approved.

4.

REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
A. FINANCE COMMITTEE
Councilwoman Conaway said the minutes from the October 19th meeting were in the packet and she
reviewed the Treasurer’s Report for September 2026: Unrestricted Fund Balance - $28,508,340;
Total Cash Balance - $48,004,568; Sales Tax for August 2026 - $2,474,210.12; Lodging Tax for
August 2026 - $162,896.31; Debt Summary for September 2026: Warrants - $25,432,087; Capital
Leases: General Fund - $526,758; Enterprise Fund - $929,677. She said the next meeting is
November 16th at 4:30pm.
MOTION by Councilwoman Conaway to authorize the Mayor to sign the Government
Relations Engagement Extension Letter with Adams and Reese for services for an additional
year through September 30, 2027. No second was needed.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
B. BUILDINGS & PROPERTY COMMITTEE
Councilwoman Messinger said the next meeting is November 9th at 5:15pm.
C. PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Councilwoman Green said the next meeting is November 9th at 4:30pm.
D. CODE ENFORCEMENT/ORDINANCE COMMITTEE
Councilman Roberts said the next meeting is December 7th at 4:30pm.
E. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
Councilman Coleman was absent. Council President Hughes said the next meeting is December 7th at
5:15pm.
REPORTS OF SPECIAL BOARDS & COMMISSIONS:
A. Board of Zoning Adjustments
There was no report.
B. Daphne Public School Commission
Councilwoman Messinger said the next meeting is November 30th at Jubilee Elementary at 5:30pm and
the minutes from the September 28th meeting are in the packet.

D. Industrial Development Board
Council President Hughes said the next meeting November 17th at 4:30pm.

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C. Downtown Redevelopment Authority
Councilman Olen said the next meeting is November 19th at 5:30pm.

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November 2, 2026
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
REGULAR BUSINESS MEETING
1705 MAIN STREET
DAPHNE, AL
6:00 P.M.

E. Library Board
Councilman Olen said the next meeting is November 12th at 4:30pm.
F. Planning Commission
Councilman Olen said the next meeting is November 19th at 5:00pm.
G. Recreation Board
Councilwoman Green said the next meeting is in November 18th at 6:00pm.
H. Utility Board
Mayor LeJeune said the next meeting is December 2nd at 5:00pm.
6.

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION:
Public participation opened at 6:20pm.
Eddie Thomas, 1113 Harnora Drive, Daphne, said he was asking the City again to consider paving
the rest of Harnora Drive.
Public participation closed at 6:24pm.

7.

MAYOR’S REPORT:
Mayor LeJeune invited everyone to the Veteran’s Day Program at Daphne High School on November
10th from 9:00am – 12:00pm as well as the Senior Center Veteran’s Program at the Civic Center on
November 9th at 9:00am. He mentioned the City was recently the recipient of an $8.1 million grant for
safer streets. He reminded everyone of the Ruff Wilson’s “Taste of the Ruff” on November 10th at
7:00pm at the Ruff Wilson Youth Center.

8.

CITY ATTORNEY REPORT:
There was no report.
DEPARTMENT HEAD COMMENTS:
Ange Baggett, Marketing, said the Centennial Sponsor Packets have gone out and they’ve already
received multiple sponsors including their title sponsor, United Bank, at $75,000. She said Eastern
Shore Repertory Theatre will be at the Civic Center. She invited everyone to the Discover Daphne
meeting on Thursday at 10:00am.
Emmie Powell, Library, said Trick or Treat at the Library welcomed over 500 people. She mentioned
that Library will be a drop off location of Toys for Tots as well as hosting a canned food drive.
Charlie McDavid, Recreation, said fall sports are wrapping up and the Village Point pavilion has been
completed. He said the animal shelter will host an adoption event soon.
Adrienne Jones, Planning, said the Site Preview is on November 10th at 8:30am.

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Kelli Reid, Finance, said auditors will be coming soon. She answered any questions from the Council
regarding the Finance Department’s policies in light of recent events in a nearby municipality.

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November 2, 2026
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
REGULAR BUSINESS MEETING
1705 MAIN STREET
DAPHNE, AL
6:00 P.M.

Lakyn Coggin, Junior Council, said the group is looking forward to upcoming holiday events and said
the two individuals chosen to go to Washington are excited.
10.

CITY CLERK’S REPORT:

11.

MOTION by Councilman Olen to approve the publication and set the public hearing on
December 7, 2026 for the revision to the City of Daphne Official Zoning Map. Seconded by
Councilwoman Conaway.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
RESOLUTIONS:
A.

2026-64 - Extending the Time for Demolition of a Certain Unsafe Structure Located at 29049
US Highway 98, Daphne, Alabama

B.

2026-65 - Revision to the Official City of Daphne Street Map

MOTION by Councilwoman Conaway to waive the reading of Resolutions 2026-64 and 202665. Seconded by Councilman Olen.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
MOTION by Councilwoman Conaway to adopt Resolution 2026-64. Seconded by Councilman
Olen.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
MOTION by Councilwoman Conaway to adopt Resolution 2026-65. Seconded by Councilman
Olen.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
12.

2ND READ ORDINANCES:

13.

1st READ ORDINANCES:
A.

COUNCIL COMMENTS
Councilwoman Conaway thanked Chief Gulsby and Chief Tacon for the Halloween event on Saturday.
Councilman Olen congratulated Mayor LeJeune and City staff for their receiving of the $8.1 million
grant.

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Councilman Roberts said it has been a year serving as a Councilman and he thanked the Council, City
Clerk and City staff for a good year.

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14.

2026 - 36 - Ordinance Consenting to the Sale by the Utilities Board of the City of Daphne of
Certain Surplus Personal Property - AMTEK Microwave Wastewater Dewatering System

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November 2, 2026
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
REGULAR BUSINESS MEETING
1705 MAIN STREET
DAPHNE, AL
6:00 P.M.

Councilwoman Messinger echoed Councilman Olen’s comments and said she will be involved in an
event on Saturday dressing as a character from “Three’s Company”. She commended Charlie McDavid
for how the park complexes are maintained. She reminded everyone to thank the poll workers when
they go vote.
Councilwoman Green congratulated Mayor LeJeune on receiving the grant award and thanked Kelli
Reid for the explanation of the finance procedures. She thanked everyone for a good year on the
Council.
Mayor LeJeune reminded everyone that election day is tomorrow. He thanked Bobby Purvis for the
extra handicap spaces at the Civic Center.
Council President Hughes thanked the Library staff for the kids’ program and commended Mayor
LeJeune, Troy Strunk and Cara Stallman for their work on the Safer Streets Grant.
15.

ADJOURN:
THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS TO DISCUSS, COUNCIL ADJOURNED AT 6:52PM.
Certification of Presiding Officer,

_________________________________
Cindy Beaudreau, City Clerk

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Benjamin Hughes, Council President

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Respectfully submitted by,

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PERMITS ISSUED BY (10/01/2026 TO 10/31/2026)
FOR CITY OF DAPHNE

Building Permit (Commercial)
Work Class New Contruction (Commercial)
BLDC-024690-2026
Status: Issued
Application Date: 08/12/2026
Zone:
Additional Info:
Subdivision: Daphne Commercial Park
Master Permit: 19Number of Stories: 2

Type: Building Permit (Commercial)
Workclass: New Contruction
(Commercial)
Issue Date: 10/16/2026
Sq Ft: 0

District: N/A
Project: J H Wright Warehouse 27550
Pollard Rd
Expiration: 04/14/2027
Valuation: $6,412,762.00

Main Address:
Parcel: 05-43-03-08-0-000-033.002

27395 Pollard Rd
, AL 36526

Last Inspection:
Fee Total: $48,204.67

Finaled Date:
Assigned To:

Subdivison Unit or Phase: Phase I
IBC Commercial Building Code Year:
TownHouse Apartment Units:

Lot Number: 25
Contract Value: 0.00

Zoned:
Other Information:

Flood Zone:
Building Height: 35

Description: *Approved for permitting. JCole*

Demolition of existing building and new construction of PEMB building with full MEP scopes

Contractor: Chelsa Hayes-Godwin 25387 Friendship Rd Daphne, AL 36526 251-633-8570 [email protected]
BLDC-024737-2026
Status: Issued
Application Date: 08/21/2026
Zone:
Additional Info:
Subdivision: Daphne Commercial Park
Master Permit: 19Number of Stories: 1

Type: Building Permit (Commercial)
Workclass: New Contruction
(Commercial)
Issue Date: 10/16/2026
Sq Ft: 0

District: N/A
Project: J H Wright Warehouse 27550
Pollard Rd
Expiration: 04/14/2027
Valuation: $972,606.00

Main Address:
Parcel: 05-43-03-08-0-000-033.002

27395 Pollard Rd
, AL 36526

Last Inspection:
Fee Total: $7,544.94

Finaled Date:
Assigned To:

Subdivison Unit or Phase: Phase 1
IBC Commercial Building Code Year:
2018
TownHouse Apartment Units:

Lot Number: 25
Contract Value: 0.00

Zoned:
Other Information:

Flood Zone:
Building Height: 35

Description: *Approved for permitting. Jcole* / New construction of Municipal Fabrications building. PEMB with all scopes
Contractor: Chelsa Hayes-Godwin 25387 Friendship Rd Daphne, AL 36526 251-633-8570 [email protected]
BLDC-025011-2026
Status: Issued
Application Date: 09/24/2026
Zone:
Additional Info:
Subdivision:
Master Permit: 19TownHouse Apartment Units:

November 02, 2026

Type: Building Permit (Commercial)
Workclass: New Contruction
(Commercial)
Issue Date: 10/27/2026
Sq Ft: 0

District: N/A
Project: Daphne Search and Rescue

Main Address:
Parcel: 05-43-04-20-4-000-002.000

25250 Bailey Yelding Jr Dr
, AL 36526

Expiration: 04/25/2027
Valuation: $464,635.77

Last Inspection: 10/29/2026
Fee Total: $3,252.81

Finaled Date:
Assigned To:

Subdivison Unit or Phase:
IBC Commercial Building Code Year:

Lot Number:
Contract Value: 0.00

Zoned:
Other Information:

Flood Zone:
Building Height:

1705 Main Street, Daphne, AL 36526

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PERMITS ISSUED BY (10/01/2026 TO 10/31/2026)
Description:
*Approved for permitting. JCole* / Construction of a new 5,400 square foot pre-engineered metal building for Daphne Search and Rescue. Project scope also includes site development,
access drives, concrete foundation, and plumbing rough-in only.
Contractor: Robert Dunning 5482 Todd Acres Drive Mobile, AL 36619 [email protected]

Value total for Work Class New Contruction (Commercial):
$7,850,003.77

Fee total for Work Class New Contruction (Commercial):
$59,002.42

Value total for Permit Type Building Permit (Commercial): $7,850,003.Fee total for Permit Type Building Permit (Commerc

PERMITS ISSUED for Permit Type:

3

Building Permit (Residential)
Work Class New Construction (Residential)
BLDR-024360-2026
Status: Issued

Type: Building Permit (Residential)
Workclass: New Construction
(Residential)
Issue Date: 10/19/2026
Sq Ft: 0

District: N/A
Project:

Main Address:
Parcel:

439 Village Dr
Daphne, AL 36526

Expiration: 04/17/2027
Valuation: $942,260.58

Last Inspection:
Fee Total: $4,915.00

Finaled Date:
Assigned To:

Heated and Cooled Valuation: 792871

Number of Stories: 0

IRC Residential Building Code Year:
2018
Watershed: UT Mobile Bay

Subdivision: Montrose Village

Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
4507
Subdivison Unit or Phase:

Non-Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
2102
Lot Number: 4309420002011000

Non-Heated and Cooled Valuation:
149389
Zoned: Residential

Flood Zone:

Contract Value: 0.00

Other Information:

Type: Building Permit (Residential)
Workclass: New Construction
(Residential)
Issue Date: 10/14/2026
Sq Ft: 0

District: N/A
Project: Timber Creek

Main Address:
Parcel:

7687 Elderberry Dr
Daphne, AL 36527

Expiration: 04/12/2027
Valuation: $485,253.24

Last Inspection:
Fee Total: $2,630.00

Finaled Date:
Assigned To:

Heated and Cooled Valuation: 414468

Number of Stories: 1.5

TownHouse Apartment Units:

Non-Heated and Cooled Valuation:
70785.7
Zoned: Residental

IRC Residential Building Code Year:
2024
Watershed: D'Olive

Subdivision: Timbercreek

Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
2356
Subdivison Unit or Phase: Phase 11

Non-Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
996
Lot Number: Lot 17

Flood Zone: No

Contract Value: 0.00

Other Information:

Application Date: 07/07/2026
Zone:
Additional Info:

Description:

New Residential Home

Contractor: John Michael Burdine
BLDR-024967-2026
Status: Issued
Application Date: 09/21/2026
Zone:
Additional Info:

Description: *Approved for permitting. JCole*

/

Timbercreek Lot 17

Contractor: Dustin Nixon 35267 Baldwin Ave Stapleton, AL 36578 [email protected]

November 02, 2026

1705 Main Street, Daphne, AL 36526

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PERMITS ISSUED BY (10/01/2026 TO 10/31/2026)
BLDR-024994-2026
Status: Issued

Type: Building Permit (Residential)
Workclass: New Construction
(Residential)
Issue Date: 10/13/2026
Sq Ft: 0

District: N/A
Project: JUBILEE FARMS

Main Address:
Parcel:

10160 Secretariat Boulevard
Daphne, AL 36526

Expiration: 04/11/2027
Valuation: $480,871.89

Last Inspection:
Fee Total: $2,505.00

Finaled Date:
Assigned To:

Heated and Cooled Valuation: 429773

TownHouse Apartment Units:

IRC Residential Building Code Year:
2024
Flood Zone: No

Subdivision: Jubilee Farms

Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
2443
Subdivison Unit or Phase: 1

Non-Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
719
Lot Number: 4

Non-Heated and Cooled Valuation:
51099.3
Zoned: Yes

Contract Value: 0.00

Other Information:

Application Date: 09/23/2026
Zone:
Additional Info:

Description: *Approved for permitting. JCole* /

Jubilee Farms - Phase 1 - Lot 4

Contractor: Allison Blevins 22500 Town Center Ave Suite 103 Spanish Fort, AL 36527 [email protected]
BLDR-024998-2026
Status: Issued

Type: Building Permit (Residential)
Workclass: New Construction
(Residential)
Issue Date: 10/01/2026
Sq Ft: 0

District: N/A
Project: JUBILEE FARMS

Main Address:
Parcel:

10177 Secretariat Boulevard
Daphne, AL 36526

Expiration: 04/26/2027
Valuation: $513,407.88

Last Inspection: 10/28/2026
Fee Total: $2,670.00

Finaled Date:
Assigned To:

Heated and Cooled Valuation: 459679

Number of Stories: 0

TownHouse Apartment Units:

Non-Heated and Cooled Valuation:
53728.9
Zoned: Yes

IRC Residential Building Code Year:
2018
Flood Zone: No

Subdivision: Jubilee Farms

Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
2613
Subdivison Unit or Phase: 1

Non-Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
756
Lot Number: 33

Contract Value: 0.00

Other Information:

Application Date: 09/23/2026
Zone:
Additional Info:

Description: Jubilee Farms - Phase 1 - Lot 33
Contractor: Allison Blevins 22500 Town Center Ave Suite 103 Spanish Fort, AL 36527 [email protected]
BLDR-025053-2026
Status: Issued

Type: Building Permit (Residential)
Workclass: New Construction
(Residential)
Issue Date: 10/02/2026
Sq Ft: 0

District: N/A
Project: Hope Vineyard

Main Address:
Parcel: 05-43-08-34-0-000-002.121

23598 Shadowridge Dr, Lot 148
Daphne, AL 36526

Expiration: 05/03/2027
Valuation: $524,379.00

Last Inspection: 11/02/2026
Fee Total: $2,825.00

Finaled Date:
Assigned To:

Heated and Cooled Valuation: 442791

Number of Stories: 1

TownHouse Apartment Units: 0

Non-Heated and Cooled Valuation:
81588.4
Zoned: Residential

IRC Residential Building Code Year:
2024
Flood Zone: N/A

Subdivision: Hope Vineyard

Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
2517
Subdivison Unit or Phase: Phase 2

Non-Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
1148
Lot Number: 148

Contract Value: 0.00

Other Information:

Application Date: 09/30/2026
Zone:
Additional Info:

Description: *Approved for permitting. JCole* / Hope Vineyard- LOT 148
Contractor: Lance Gilmet

November 02, 2026

[email protected]

1705 Main Street, Daphne, AL 36526

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PERMITS ISSUED BY (10/01/2026 TO 10/31/2026)
BLDR-025127-2026
Status: Issued

Type: Building Permit (Residential)
Workclass: New Construction
(Residential)
Issue Date: 10/14/2026
Sq Ft: 0

District: N/A
Project:

Main Address:
Parcel: 05-43-08-34-0-000-002.121

23570 Shadowridge Dr, Lot 152
Daphne, AL 36526

Expiration: 04/12/2027
Valuation: $640,035.66

Last Inspection:
Fee Total: $3,405.00

Finaled Date:
Assigned To:

Heated and Cooled Valuation: 550630

Number of Stories: 1

TownHouse Apartment Units: 0

Non-Heated and Cooled Valuation:
89406.1
Zoned: Residential

IRC Residential Building Code Year:
2018
Flood Zone: N/A

Subdivision: Hope Vineyard

Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
3130
Subdivison Unit or Phase: Phase 2

Non-Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
1258
Lot Number: 152

Contract Value: 0.00

Other Information:

Type: Building Permit (Residential)
Workclass: New Construction
(Residential)
Issue Date: 10/23/2026
Sq Ft: 0

District: N/A
Project:

Main Address:
Parcel:

27515 Patch Place Loop
Daphne, AL 36526

Expiration: 04/21/2027
Valuation: $405,696.57

Last Inspection:
Fee Total: $2,230.00

Finaled Date:
Assigned To:

Heated and Cooled Valuation: 363978

Number of Stories: 0

TownHouse Apartment Units:

Non-Heated and Cooled Valuation:
41718.1
Zoned: Residential

IRC Residential Building Code Year:
2018
Flood Zone: No

Subdivision: Patch Place

Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
2069
Subdivison Unit or Phase: 2

Non-Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
587
Lot Number: 64

Contract Value: 0.00

Other Information:

Application Date: 10/12/2026
Zone:
Additional Info:

Description: *Approved for permitting. ARieman*
Hope Vineyard- Lot 152
Contractor: Lance Gilmet

[email protected]

BLDR-025171-2026
Status: Issued
Application Date: 10/19/2026
Zone:
Additional Info:

Description: *Approved For Permitting* Patch Place lot 64 - Phase 2
Contractor: Allen Martin 2106 Devereux Circle Vestavia, AL 35243 [email protected]
BLDR-025195-2026
Status: Issued

Type: Building Permit (Residential)
Workclass: New Construction
(Residential)
Issue Date: 10/22/2026
Sq Ft: 0

District: N/A
Project: Hope Vineyard

Main Address:
Parcel:

23518 Shadowridge Dr, Lot 160
Daphne, AL 36526

Expiration: 04/20/2027
Valuation: $410,967.18

Last Inspection:
Fee Total: $2,255.00

Finaled Date:
Assigned To:

Heated and Cooled Valuation: 341461

Number of Stories: 1

TownHouse Apartment Units: 0

Non-Heated and Cooled Valuation:
69506.5
Zoned: Residential

IRC Residential Building Code Year:
2018
Flood Zone: N/A

Subdivision: Hope Vineyard

Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
1941
Subdivison Unit or Phase: Phase 2

Non-Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
978
Lot Number: Lot 160

Contract Value: 0.00

Other Information:

Application Date: 10/21/2026
Zone:
Additional Info:

Description: Hope Vineyard- LOT 160
Contractor: Lance Gilmet

November 02, 2026

[email protected]

1705 Main Street, Daphne, AL 36526

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PERMITS ISSUED BY (10/01/2026 TO 10/31/2026)
BLDR-025233-2026
Status: Issued

Type: Building Permit (Residential)
Workclass: New Construction
(Residential)
Issue Date: 10/27/2026
Sq Ft: 0

District: N/A
Project:

Main Address:
Parcel: 05-43-02-10-0-000-010.047

27564 Patch Place Loop
, AL 36532

Expiration: 04/25/2027
Valuation: $399,516.12

Last Inspection:
Fee Total: $2,200.00

Finaled Date:
Assigned To:

Heated and Cooled Valuation: 356590

Number of Stories: 0

TownHouse Apartment Units:

Non-Heated and Cooled Valuation:
42926.3
Zoned: Residential

IRC Residential Building Code Year:
2018
Flood Zone: NA

Subdivision: Patch Place

Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
2027
Subdivison Unit or Phase: 2

Non-Heated and Cooled Square Feet:
604
Lot Number: 45

Contract Value: 0.00

Other Information:

Application Date: 10/26/2026
Zone:
Additional Info:

Description: *Approved for permitting. JCole*

/ Tower Homes Patch Place - Phase 2 - Lot 45

Contractor: Allen Martin 2106 Devereux Circle Vestavia, AL 35243 [email protected]

Value total for Work Class New Construction (Residential):
$4,802,388.12

Fee total for Work Class New Construction (Residential):
$25,635.00

Value total for Permit Type Building Permit (Residential): $4,802,388.1
Fee total for Permit Type Building Permit (Residentia

GRAND TOTAL VALUE: $12,652,391.89

GRAND TOTAL FEES: $84,637.42

PERMITS ISSUED for Permit Type:

9

GRAND TOTAL OF PERMITS:

12

* Indicates active hold(s) on this permit
November 02, 2026

1705 Main Street, Daphne, AL 36526

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BUILDINGS & PROPERTY COMMITTEE MEETING
October 12, 2026 5:15 p.m.
City Hall, Jubilee Conference Room
1705 Main Street, Daphne, AL 36526
MEETING MINUTES
MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilman Coleman, Councilman Olen, Councilwoman Green, Councilman
Hughes, Councilwoman Conaway and Councilman Roberts
MEMBERS ABSENT: Councilwoman Messinger
ALSO PRESENT: Patrick Dungan, City Attorney; Troy Strunk, City Development; Mayor LeJeune; Andy
Bobe, City Engineer; Cindy Beaudreau, City Clerk; Bobby Purvis, Public Works; Randy Jones, Public Works;
Demario Burrell, Solid Waste; Emmie Powell, Library; Kelli Reid, Finance; John Williams, Tourism and
Marketing; Eric Butler, Building; Charlie McDavid, Recreation; and Amber Lue, Junior City Council.

1)

CALL MEETING TO ORDER / ROLL CALL

There being a quorum present Councilwoman Messinger called the meeting to order at 5:15p.m.
2)

MINUTES

Councilwoman Messinger reviewed the minutes from the September 14, 2026 meeting.
3)

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

Curt Fonger, 1443 Randall Avenue, thanked Bobby Purvis for the garbage service during the storm and
complimented Ange Baggett for the Branding Launch Event.
4)

BUILDING INSPECTION REPORT

Eric Butler presented the Building Inspection Report.
5)

CIVIC CENTER REPORT

John Williams gave the Civic Center report.
6)

RECREATION REPORT

7)

SENIOR CENTER REPORT

Charlie McDavid gave the Recreation report and thanked Public Works for their help with the parks.
8)

LIBRARY REPORT

Emmie Powell gave the Library report.
9)

FACILITIES REPORT

Bobby Purvis gave the Facilities Report.
10)

OLD BUSINESS

11)

NEW BUSINESS

A.
Authorize Mayor to sign the Proposal for Additional Services Phase 1 Survey Work – Main
Street Revitalization
MOTION by Councilwoman Conaway to recommend to Council to authorize the Mayor to sign
the Proposal for Additional Services Phase 1 Survey Work – Main Street Revitalization.
Seconded by Councilwoman Green.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.

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B.

Bid Award: Red Gully Channel Improvements - $1,432,120.65

MOTION by Councilman Hughes to recommend to Council to approve the Bid Award for the
Red Gully Channel Improvements in the amount of $1,432,120.65. Seconded by Councilwoman
Green.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
C.

Appropriation: Red Gully Channel Improvements - $727,857

MOTION by Councilman Hughes to recommend to Council to approve the Appropriation for
the Red Gully Channel Improvements in the amount of $727,857. Seconded by Councilwoman
Conaway.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
12)

OTHER BUSINESS

13)

NEXT MEETING

The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, October 12, 2026 at 5:15 p.m.
14)

ADJOURN

There being no further business to discuss, the Committee adjourned at 5:40pm.

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October 13, 2026
PUBLIC SAFETY MEETING MINUTES
1705 MAIN STREET
DAPHNE, AL
4:30 P.M.
1.

CALL TO ORDER:
There being a quorum present, the meeting was called to order at 4:30 p.m. by Councilwoman Jennifer Green.

2.

ROLL CALL:
COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: Councilmen Oliver Roberts, Benjamin Hughes,
Joel Coleman, Steve Olen and Councilwomen Jennifer Green and Tommie Conaway.
ABSENT: Councilwoman Stephanie Messenger
Also Present: Mayor LeJeune, City Attorney; Patrick Dungan, Troy Strunk, Fire Department; Chief Tacon,
Police Department; Chief Gulsby, City Clerk; Cindy Beaudreau, Recording Secretary; Christina Brazell.
Junior City Council present: Emma West

3.

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION:
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4.

Elizabeth, Rosedown Lane
o Flock Camera Discussion. Provided statistics regarding the cameras and requested the City to
reconsider purchasing additional cameras. Also adopt policy regarding retention limits.
Cailey, Bluefield Dr.
o Flock Camera Discussion. Provided misuse stats by Police Officers in other states. Discussed
other risk regarding immigration enforcement and the flock camera network. Requested City
of Daphne Council provide reassurance regarding security.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
Minutes from September14, 2026 Public Safety meeting approved as presented.
POLICE DEPARTMENT – Chief Gulsby
Old Business: None

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New Business: (Stats provided)
• 3 Flock Cameras were cut down inside the city limits.
• Staffing: 1 graduate from the Police Academy, 2 new Officers to start the academy next week.
• Stolen vehicle report.
• Recognition for Team (Crimes Against Children)// 1 of 2 LEO in the county for attendance for
MDT meetings.
• Nadia is now a certified Crime Scene Analyst. (First time anyone in our department has received
this certification.)
• State Drug Task Force Agent and Detectives completed drug seizure in the Wingedfoot
Subdivision. Warrants were issued for suspect at large.

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October 13, 2026
PUBLIC SAFETY MEETING MINUTES
1705 MAIN STREET
DAPHNE, AL
4:30 P.M.

•

6.

Storm Discussion, minor damages, nothing major.

FIRE DEPARTMENT: - Chief Tacon
Old Business: None.

7.

OTHER BUSINESS:
Chief Gulsby provided some of the examples of where the flock system information was used in the apprehention
of suspects for several cases.
Recent Case of missing person: BOLO// An elderly male went missing and was making his way to Orange
Beach. His vehicle crossed the path of where a City of Daphne flock camera was located, prior to being cut
down.
Safe Guards in place: Per Chief Gulsby, Officers have limited access, information is not shared, citations are not
issued with information provided through the system and audits are conducted. Officers are trained and held
accountable if any criminal misuse were to occur. (Flock:7 Day retention) (Recor: Retention 90 days)
(Public Access through website)

Adjournment 5:05 p.m.

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New Business: (Stats provided)
• Storm Discussion, numerous trees and lines down. One house fire.
Thanked the City for AED installations, one life saved at Al Trione Park this past week. 5 other citizens were
on scene and helped. Will reach out and try to get their information.
Awarded Grant FEMA Assistance to Fire Fighter Grant. Will assist with removal of exhaust from diesels while
running in bays. (Kara was thanked for her involvement) (Chief Nathan Adams provided statistics and details
regarding the grant).

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CITY OF DAPHNE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MINUTES
October 5th, 2026 - 5:15 P.M.
DAPHNE CITY HALL
I.

CALL TO ORDER

II.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS PRESENT:
Councilman Joel Coleman; Councilman Oliver Roberts; Councilman Steve Olen; Councilwoman
Tommie Conaway; Councilwoman Stephanie Messinger; Councilman Benjamin Hughes;
Councilwoman Jennifer Green; Mayor Robin LeJeune
Others Present: Bobby Purvis, Public Works Director; Patrick Dungan, City Attorney; Troy
Strunk, Executive Director, City Development; Cindy Beaudreau, City Clerk; Jessica Linne,
Assistant City Clerk; Lakyn Coggin, Junior City Council; Schuyler Smith, Junior City Council;
Amber Lue, Junior City Council

III.

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION & CORRESPONDENCE
During public participation, Lawrence Gardella, 307 Whiting Court asked to speak during the new
business section for the grant agreement.

IV.

OLD BUSINESS
Approval of Minutes – September 8th, 2026 —Minutes were reviewed and approved by the
committee.

V.

NEW BUSINESS
GOMESA Grant Agreement G-CDJRFP/26/CD Jubilee Recreation and Fishing Pier Construction
at Bayfront Park: Staff presented the GOMESA grant agreement for the proposed Bayfront Park
pier project, developed in coordination with the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural
Resources (ADCNR) and grant-writing staff. The agreement is the initial step toward moving the
project into design and permitting. Staff stated that approval of the agreement did not require a
current City appropriation; a subsequent engineering contract and cost information would return
for consideration. Preliminary engineering and construction-related funding provisions were
discussed, with exact allocations to be confirmed against the grant agreement.
The committee discussed the anticipated multi-year process, including environmental review,
permitting, engineering, final design and evaluation of potential connections to adjacent beach
areas. No final alignment or design has been determined.
Public comment: Lawrence Carnella, 307 Whiting Court raised questions regarding changes in the
shoreline, potential effects on shorebirds and birdwatching habitat, the grant language concerning
unmanaged access, and possible habitat restoration or dredged-material island opportunities. Staff
and committee members explained that these questions would be evaluated during engineering,
environmental review and agency permitting, including review by the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers. Maintaining or improving habitat was identified as a project goal. Mr. Carnella was
invited to attend subsequent meetings as the project advances.

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CITY OF DAPHNE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MINUTES
October 5th, 2026 - 5:15 P.M.
DAPHNE CITY HALL

MOTION by Councilman Hughes to recommend to Council to authorize the Mayor to
move forward with GOMESA Grant Agreement for the Bayfront Park pier project.
Seconded by Councilwoman Messinger.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
VI.

City Engineer’s Report (Separate Handout)
Troy Strunk presented the City Engineer’s Report as Andy Bobe was not present. He stated the
report in the packet was old and he provided a verbal updated report.
U.S. Highway 90 widening: Approximately 50% complete; paving was expected to begin the
following week.
Bayfront Park Amphitheater: Approximately 69% complete and tracking toward a May opening.
Revised pricing was being sought for additional roof coverage and structural changes to protect
sound, lighting and audiovisual equipment.
Justice Center: Approximately 99% complete, with ribbon cutting held and punch-list work
remaining. Earlier subcontractor issues were reported resolved.
Lake Forest bridge replacement: Engineering was complete; final ALDOT concurrence was
pending prior to the next steps.
Lancaster Drainage (Lake Forest): Contractor mobilization reportedly began the previous week
for storm-related repairs.
Highway 181 widening, Phase II: Utility conduit and electrical work were reported in place; pole
installation was expected to start during the week.
Highway 181 / County Road 64 signal: Signal was complete and operational, with the roadway
restriped.
Highway 181 turn-lane project: Plans were complete and approved by ALDOT; November
bidding was anticipated, with a possible first-quarter 2027 construction start.
Gateway sign: Construction was expected to begin soon, with coordination among Public Works,
landscape staff and the contractor.
Search and rescue project: Under construction; work was reported to be progressing.
Red Gully channel stabilization: Bids had been received and were under review by Finance,
Engineering and the Mayor’s Office. Bids were described as higher than anticipated. Options would
be brought to the City Council after review.
Committee members requested continued distribution of readable project reports in the packet,
including a full-size option.

VII.

DIRECTOR’S REPORT (Handouts reviewed by committee)
Bobby Purvis reported that drainage and utility work on Rolling Hills was nearing completion.
Utility waterline adjustments had affected the schedule, and the paving contractor was expected to
complete the remaining street work within the following weeks. Staff would address disturbed grass
and any related washout or restoration issues before leaving the project area.

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CITY OF DAPHNE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MINUTES
October 5th, 2026 - 5:15 P.M.
DAPHNE CITY HALL

Sidewalk repair work continued, concluding at Amethyst, Azalea and Pine Hill. Mr. Purvis also
discussed coordination for the upcoming Out of the Darkness Walk, noting that event plans were
awaiting confirmation.
Mr. Purvis advised that he intended to begin providing the committee with a recurring Public Works
project status list, like the City Engineer’s report, at the next meeting.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
IX.

MOSQUITO CONTROL SERVICES
A.

X.

Minutes – September 14th, 2026

ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
A.

X1I.

Mosquito Report— July Report

MUSEUM COMMITTEE
A.

XI.

Work Request Report – August 2025 & August 2026
The Public Works Department completed 579 work orders in August 2026.
Vehicle/Equipment Maintenance Reports – FY2025-2026 YTD
Public Works Related Overtime Report — 100% of the year used; $100,439.42 Used YTD
as of October 1st, 2026.
Street Sweeper Report — August 20th – September 24th, 2026 – 891 Miles Traveled, 455
Miles Swept
Tallent Lane Facility Report – August 2026 – 378.75 SW Total Tonnage, 22.34 Other
Depts. Total Tonnage
Solid Waste New Customer Report – August 2026 — 20 new residential; 0 new
commercial

Minutes – August 24th, 2026

FUTURE BUSINESS
A.

Next Meeting – Monday, November 2nd, 2026

A committee member raised correspondence regarding the solid waste service and billing
arrangement at Loma Alta Towers. Staff stated that the matter had been discussed internally and
that a meeting with representatives would be arranged. The City was reviewing the existing billing
structure and service alternatives; no decision or action was taken during this meeting.
XIII.

ADJOURNMENT

Motion by Oliver Roberts, seconded by Benjamin Hughes to adjourn. Meeting adjourned at 5:25 p.m.

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NOEL S. YOHO
retired
PRESIDENT

WILDLIFE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.

NATURAL
RESOURCE
CONSULTANT
1985-2017

Led regional, national and international management, marketing and
research projects. Major industrial clients included Asplundh Tree Expert
Co., Melamine Chemicals, Inc., Parker Fertilizers Inc., Scotts
Fertilizer Inc., American Cyanamid, and Ston Forestal South America.
Provided management services to forest landowners - specialized in
prescribed burning and herbicide technology.
Provided weed control services for industrial plant sites.

MANAGER,
FOREST
ECOLOGY
1977 - 1984

INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY, INC.
Company-wide management of woodlands environmental a airs.
Recommended Corporate positions on National and State environmental
legislation/regulation. Advanced established Company positions on
issues. Supervised regional ecologists.

1979-1984

Developed surface mine reclamation business unit.

1981-1984

Managed Wildlife and Recreation operations.

SUPERVISOR,

WESTERN REGION, INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY, INC.

WILDLIFE AND
RECREATION
1971 - 1976

Implemented and supervised policies and programs on 1.7 million acres
in Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. Created four Wildlife Management
Areas, 17 park facilities.

PUBLIC RELATIONS Fostered and maintained favorable working relationships with state
1973-1976
agencies in uencing forest administration. Communicated Company
positions on issues related to natural resource management.
REFORESTATION
1975-1976

Managed production of seedlings for reforestation. Established 10,000+
acres of forest plantations.

EDUCATION

West Virginia University, B.S. Forestry-Wildlife Emphasis, 1968
University of Tennessee, M.S. Forest Ecology 1970.

PERSONAL DATA

Born 10/13/1946. Widower, 2 children, 6 grandchildren. Excellent
health. Honorable discharge USAR, Rank-Captain. Ruling Elder
Presbyterian Church.

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DAPHNE PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMISSION
Regular Meeting
September 28, 2026
Belforest Elementary School
The meeting was called to order at 5:30 PM.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Richard Perry, Marina Simpson, Lynn Davis, Andrea Lomax, Doug
Stephens, Audra Harper, Stephanie Messinger, Ben Hughes
MEMBERS NOT PRESENT: Marissa Rennaker
Others in attendance: Administrators representing each of the eight schools in the Daphne
feeder pattern: Duncan, (DHS), Bolton (DMS), Corley (WJCMS), Sadlis (BES), Ellis (BES),
Heron (DES), Bottoms (JES), Garth Smith (JES), Cynthia Riley (JES), Doherty (DEES), Todd
(DEES), Shane Martin (BCBE)
Richard Perry welcomed everyone to the meeting at 5:30pm.
Ben Hughes noted the August minutes should have a vote tally of 8 instead of 9.
MOTION: Doug Stephens made a motion to approve the August 2026 meeting minutes with the
above correction made. Seconded by Audra Harper.
VOTED: 8 in favor, 0 opposed. The motion passed.
Discussion on term duration for current committee members. Council members to look at
reappointment as needed.
Richard Perry reviewed the current distribution model and how funding is allocated to date. Final
school enrollment numbers will impact next year’s allocation. Mr. Corely added WJC Middle is
Title I.
Daphne Elementary presented their proposal additions. Requested funding for proposals as
written with no changes.
MOTION: Doug Stephens made a motion to approve the DMS proposal as written. Seconded
by Marina Simpson.
VOTED: 8 in favor, 0 opposed. The motion passed.
WJ Carroll Middle School presented their proposal to reallocate some of the funds previously
approved for part time instructor positions that have not been filled. Requested funding for
proposals as written with no changes.
MOTION: Marina Simpson made a motion to approve. Seconded by Audra Harper.
VOTED: 8 in favor, 0 opposed. The motion passed.

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Daphne Middle School presented their proposal requests. Requested funding for proposals as
written with no changes.
MOTION: Marina Simpson made a motion to approve the DMS proposal as written. Seconded
by Lynn Davis.
VOTED: 8 in favor, 0 opposed. The motion passed.
Jubilee Elementary presented their proposal requests for fund reallocation. Requested funding
for proposals as written with no changes.
MOTION: Audra Harper made a motion to approve the DMS proposal as written. Seconded by
Marina Simpson.
VOTED: 8 in favor, 0 opposed. The motion passed.
Daphne East updated the committee on the use of their 3mil money to date.
Belforest Elementary presented their updates on use of 3mil money to date.
Stephanie Messinger encouraged principals to send updates on how 3mil money is being used
to Kara Wilbourn at the city.
The future meeting dates remain the same:
October 26, 2026 - Daphne East Elementary
November 30, 2026 - Jubilee Elementary
January 25, 2027 - Daphne High School
February 22, 2027 - Daphne Middle School
March 22, 2027 - WJ Carroll MIddle School
April 26, 2027 - Daphne Elementary

NEXT MEETING
The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, Oct 26, 2026, at 5:30 PM at Daphne East
Elementary.
The meeting adjourned at 5:54 PM.

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CITY OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA
RESOLUTION 2026-67
RESCINDING RESOLUTION 2026-47 –
MECHANICAL SHOP ROOF REPLACEMENT
WHEREAS, on August 3, 2026, the City Council adopted Resolution 2026-47, awarding
the Mechanical Shop Roof Replacement project (Bid No. 2026-F) to Advanced Roofing Solutions,
LLC, in the amount of $253,360.00; and
WHEREAS, following the award, it was determined that the manufacturer’s warranty
required by the project specifications is not available for the specified roofing system; and
WHEREAS, the City has not executed the construction contract or issued a notice to
proceed, and no work has commenced; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds that it is in the City’s best interest to rescind the award,
reject the bids received, and permit the project specifications to be revised before soliciting new
bids.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA, that Resolution 2026-47 is hereby rescinded, the award to Advanced
Roofing Solutions, LLC is withdrawn, and all bids received for Bid No. 2026-F are rejected.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that City staff is authorized to revise the project
specifications and solicit new bids for the Mechanical Shop Roof Replacement project in
accordance with applicable law.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DAPHNE, ALABAMA, this _____ day of ______________, 2026.

_____________________________
Robin LeJeune, Mayor
ATTEST:
______________________________________
Cindy Beaudreau, City Clerk

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RESOLUTION 2026-68
AUTHORIZING RESOLUTION: FY2027 CAPITAL EQUIPMENT
BUSINESS LOAN AGREEMENT
(BRYANT BANK)
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL, THE GOVERNING BODY (“THE COUNCIL”)
OF CITY OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA (THE “PAYEE”), FINDING IT NECESSARY TO
ACQUIRE CERTAIN EQUIPMENT FOR GOVERNMENTAL PURPOSES AUTHORIZED BY
LAW: FINDING THAT IT WOULD BE IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST TO ACQUIRE SUCH
EQUIPMENT UNDER THE TERMS OF A BUSINESS LOAN AGREEMENT, THE CITY OF
DAPHNE WILL ACQUIRE SUCH EQUIPMENT AND BE REIMBURSED FOR THE COST
OF SUCH EQUIPMENT. FINDING THAT SUCH PROPOSAL IS IN THE INTEREST OF THE
PAYEE AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE AUTHORIZED OFFICER (AS
HEREINAFTER DEFINED) TO EXECUTE A BUSINESS LOAN AGREEMENT AND
SUPPORTING SCHEDULES AND ATTACHMENTS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
ASSIGNMENTS OF TITLE TO THE EQUIPMENT TO BRYANT BANK TO THE END THAT
THE EQUIPMENT SHALL BE ACQUIRED BY SUCH BANK AND FINANCED FOR THE
PAYEE ON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS EXPRESSED IN SUCH AGREEMENT.
WHEREAS, the Council has determined that it is necessary to acquire the following items
of Equipment (the “Equipment”) for use by the Payee for purposes authorized by law: E-One
Pumper with Equipment Package; and
WHEREAS, the Equipment shall be financed pursuant to a Business Loan Agreement
executed by the Mayor (the “Agreement”); and
WHEREAS, the Council has determined that it would be in the public interest to acquire
such Equipment through the Agreement as provided under Section 41-16A-1 et seq. of the Code
of Alabama, 1975; and
WHEREAS, to the best knowledge and belief of the Council, the Agreement qualifies as
a qualified project bond within the meaning of the Tax Reform Act of 1986; and
WHEREAS, BRYANT BANK has proposed to offer the City a Business Loan to acquire
the equipment at the offered price at the rate of 4.80% per annum; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: The Mayor (hereinafter the “Authorized Officer”) is hereby authorized and
directed to execute a Business Loan Agreement, and all attachments thereto. Such Agreement shall
be in substantially the form attached hereto as Exhibit A, with such appropriate variations,
omissions and insertions as are permitted or required by this Resolution and as are consented to
by the Authorized Officer executing the Agreement, such consent being evidenced by their
signatures.

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SECTION 2: Upon delivery and acceptance by the Payee of the Equipment, the
Authorized Officer is authorized and directed to execute a Certificate of Acceptance of such
Equipment, and the term shall commence on the date of acceptance.
SECTION 3: The Authorized Officer is further authorized and directed to execute on
behalf of the Payee a Financing Statement and all other documents as provided for in the
Agreement to establish and maintain the security interest of BRYANT BANK in such Equipment.
SECTION 4: The Payee and the Council acknowledge that the Agreement contains
certain provisions regarding insurance, and agree to provide property damage and liability
insurance in accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

ADOPTED AND APPROVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA ON THIS THE _____ DAY OF __________________,
2026.
CITY OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA
________________________________
Robin LeJeune, Mayor
ATTEST:
__________________________________
Cindy Beaudreau, City Clerk

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EXHIBIT A
Business Loan Agreement and Attachments
(attached)

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RESOLUTION 2026-69
AUTHORIZING RESOLUTION: FY2027 CAPITAL EQUIPMENT
BUSINESS LOAN AGREEMENT
(BRYANT BANK)
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL, THE GOVERNING BODY (“THE COUNCIL”)
OF CITY OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA (THE “PAYEE”), FINDING IT NECESSARY TO
ACQUIRE CERTAIN EQUIPMENT FOR GOVERNMENTAL PURPOSES AUTHORIZED BY
LAW: FINDING THAT IT WOULD BE IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST TO ACQUIRE SUCH
EQUIPMENT UNDER THE TERMS OF A BUSINESS LOAN AGREEMENT, THE CITY OF
DAPHNE WILL ACQUIRE SUCH EQUIPMENT AND BE REIMBURSED FOR THE COST
OF SUCH EQUIPMENT. FINDING THAT SUCH PROPOSAL IS IN THE INTEREST OF THE
PAYEE AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE AUTHORIZED OFFICER (AS
HEREINAFTER DEFINED) TO EXECUTE A BUSINESS LOAN AGREEMENT AND
SUPPORTING SCHEDULES AND ATTACHMENTS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
ASSIGNMENTS OF TITLE TO THE EQUIPMENT TO BRYANT BANK TO THE END THAT
THE EQUIPMENT SHALL BE ACQUIRED BY SUCH BANK AND FINANCED FOR THE
PAYEE ON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS EXPRESSED IN SUCH AGREEMENT.
WHEREAS, the Council has determined that it is necessary to acquire the following items
of Equipment (the “Equipment”) for use by the Payee for purposes authorized by law: Kenworth
2026 T380 Knuckleboom Truck; and
WHEREAS, the Equipment shall be financed pursuant to a Business Loan Agreement
executed by the Mayor (the “Agreement”); and
WHEREAS, the Council has determined that it would be in the public interest to acquire
such Equipment through the Agreement as provided under Section 41-16A-1 et seq. of the Code
of Alabama, 1975; and
WHEREAS, to the best knowledge and belief of the Council, the Agreement qualifies as
a qualified project bond within the meaning of the Tax Reform Act of 1986; and
WHEREAS, BRYANT BANK has proposed to offer the City a Business Loan to acquire
the equipment at the offered price at the rate of 4.80% per annum; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: The Mayor (hereinafter the “Authorized Officer”) is hereby authorized and
directed to execute a Business Loan Agreement, and all attachments thereto. Such Agreement shall
be in substantially the form attached hereto as Exhibit A, with such appropriate variations,
omissions and insertions as are permitted or required by this Resolution and as are consented to
by the Authorized Officer executing the Agreement, such consent being evidenced by their
signatures.

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SECTION 2: Upon delivery and acceptance by the Payee of the Equipment, the
Authorized Officer is authorized and directed to execute a Certificate of Acceptance of such
Equipment, and the term shall commence on the date of acceptance.
SECTION 3: The Authorized Officer is further authorized and directed to execute on
behalf of the Payee a Financing Statement and all other documents as provided for in the
Agreement to establish and maintain the security interest of BRYANT BANK in such Equipment.
SECTION 4: The Payee and the Council acknowledge that the Agreement contains
certain provisions regarding insurance, and agree to provide property damage and liability
insurance in accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

ADOPTED AND APPROVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA ON THIS THE _____ DAY OF __________________,
2026.
CITY OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA
________________________________
Robin LeJeune, Mayor
ATTEST:
__________________________________
Cindy Beaudreau, City Clerk

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EXHIBIT A
Business Loan Agreement and Attachments
(attached)

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CITY OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA
ORDINANCE 2026 - 36

AN ORDINANCE CONSENTING TO THE SALE BY THE UTILITES BOARD OF THE
CITY OF DAPHNE OF CERTAIN SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY
WHEREAS, the Utilities Board of the City of Daphne (“Daphne Utilities”) is required to receive
the consent of the City of Daphne before it sells property under the provisions of Ala. Code §11-50314(a)(10); and
WHEREAS, the management of Daphne Utilities has determined that it is in the best interest of
Daphne Utilities to sell the personal property described in Exhibit “A”; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of Daphne Utilities has approved the sale of the personal
property described in Exhibit “A” on September 30, 2026;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED that the City Council of the City of Daphne does
hereby consent to the sale by Daphne Utilities of the personal property described in Exhibit “A”.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DAPHNE,
ALABAMA on this ____ day of ____________, 2026.

Robin LeJeune Mayor
ATTEST:

Cindy Beaudreau, City Clerk

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EXHIBIT A
Surplus request
TO:

Daphne Utilities Board

FROM:

Kimberly Nicholson

DATE:

September 30, 2026

RE:

Surplus Property Request for
AMTEK Microwave Wastewater Dewatering System

The Wastewater Reclamation Facility has deemed the AMTEK Microwave Wastewater
Dewatering System out of service and does not meet their needs.
We respectfully request the AMTEK Microwave be declared surplus property and subsequently
sold through GovDeals.

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CITY OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA
ORDINANCE 2026-37

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 2026-20 TO
EXTEND THE TEMPORARY MORATORIUM ON CERTAIN
MULTI-FAMILY, GARDEN APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT
APPLICATIONS FOR AN ADDITIONAL ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY
(180) DAYS
WHEREAS, on July 6, 2026, the City Council of the City of Daphne adopted
Ordinance No. 2026-20, establishing a temporary moratorium of one hundred eighty (180)
days on the acceptance, processing, and approval of certain applications for multi-family,
garden apartment development within the corporate limits of the City; and
WHEREAS, the moratorium was established in connection with the City’s ongoing
comprehensive review and overhaul of its Land Use and Development Ordinance
(“LUDO”), including provisions relating to zoning classifications, development standards,
density, infrastructure impacts, stormwater management, and compatibility of land uses;
and
WHEREAS, the City has continued its comprehensive review and revision of the
LUDO, but due to the extensive scope and complexity of that undertaking, the process will
not be completed before the expiration of the original moratorium; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds that an additional one hundred eighty (180)
days is reasonably necessary to allow the City to continue and complete its review and
consideration of proposed revisions to the LUDO and to avoid the acceptance and
processing of new apartment development applications under standards that may be
materially revised in the near future; and
WHEREAS, Section 3 of Ordinance No. 2026-20 expressly authorizes the City
Council to extend the moratorium, and the City Council finds that a limited extension of
the existing moratorium, without expanding its scope or modifying its exemptions, is in
the public interest and promotes orderly development and the public health, safety, and
general welfare.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DAPHNE, ALABAMA, as follows:
1.
Amendment to Ordinance No. 2026-20. Section 3 of Ordinance No. 202620 is hereby amended to read as follows:
“3.
Effective Period. The moratorium established by this
Ordinance shall remain in effect for a total period of three hundred sixty
(360) days from its original effective date, representing an extension of one
hundred eighty (180) days beyond the original moratorium period, unless
sooner terminated or further extended by action of the City Council.”

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2.
Remaining Provisions Unchanged. Except as expressly amended herein,
all provisions of Ordinance No. 2026-20, including the scope of the moratorium established
in Section 1 and the exemptions set forth in Section 2, shall remain unchanged and in full
force and effect. The original effective date of Ordinance No. 2026-20 shall continue to
govern the determination of exemptions under Section 2.
3.
Severability. Should any provision of this Ordinance, or its application to
any person or circumstance, be declared unconstitutional or otherwise invalid, such
determination shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of this Ordinance.
4.
Effective Date. This Ordinance shall become effective upon its adoption and
publication as required by law and shall extend the existing moratorium without
interruption.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DAPHNE, ALABAMA, ON THIS THE ____ DAY OF ________________, 2026.
________________________________
Robin LeJeune, Mayor
ATTEST:
_______________________________________
Cindy Beaudreau, City Clerk

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