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On the agenda: Gulf Shores meeting — Flock camera (Jul 13)

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The published agenda for this July 13 meeting contains: "Flock camera", "Flock Safety". The meeting has passed; the record and its outcome live here permanently.

WhenMonday, July 13, 2026
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WhereGulf Shores, Alabama

Money$10,394,805.65 was at stake

On the record“Flock camera”“Flock Safety”

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AGENDA
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
CITY OF GULF SHORES, ALABAMA
JULY 13, 2026
4:00 P.M.

1. Call To Order
2. Invocation
A. Pastor Larry Wood, Saint Andrew By The Sea.
3. Pledge Of Allegiance
4. Roll Call
5. Approval Of Minutes
1. June 22, 2026 - Regular Council Meeting
2. July 6, 2026 - Council Work Session Meeting

Documents:
MINUTES - REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - JUNE 8, 2026.PDF
MINUTES - COW - JULY 6, 2026.PDF
6. Approval Of Expense Vouchers
7. Presentation Of Petitions, Requests And Communications

A. Large Group Activities Permit - 2026 Bike MS: Tour De Beach
Documents:
RAC - LARGE GROUP ACTYIVITES PERMIT - TOUR DE BEACH.PDF
8. New Business

A. Resolution - Authorize Creation Of Incentive Programs
Documents:

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8. New Business

A. Resolution - Authorize Creation Of Incentive Programs
Documents:
RESO - AUTHORIZE CREATION OF INCENTIVE PROGRAMS - WATERWAY
VILLAGE AREA AND BEACH WALKING DISTRICT.PDF
B. Resolution - Authorize Contract - Eventbright
Documents:
RESO - AUTHORIZE CONTRACT - EVENTBRIGHT.PDF
C. Resolution - Authorize Land Exchange - ADCNR
Documents:
RESO - AUTHORIZE LAND EXCHANGE - GULF STATE PARK.PDF
LAND TRANSFER BOUNDARY SURVEYS 1.PDF
D. Resolution - Award Bid - Silver Ships, Inc. - Fire Rescue Boat
Documents:
RESO - AWARD BID - SILVER SHIPS, INC. - FIRE DEPARTMENT
BOAT.PDF
E. Resolution - Authorize Grant Application - Port Security Grant - Command Vehicle
Documents:
RESO - AUTHORIZE GRANT APPLICATION - PORT SECURITY GRANT COMMAND VEHICLE.PDF
F. Ordinance - Authorize Annexation Request - 21887 Cotton Creek Drive - Bonifay
Documents:
ORD - AUTHORIZE ANNEXATION - BONIFAY.PDF
G. Ordinance - Authorize Taxi Franchise - Granbury Executive Transport
Documents:
ORD - AUTHORIZE TAXI FRANCHISE - GRANBURY EXECUTIVE
TRANSPORT.PDF
9. Committee Reports
10. Staff Reports
11. Hearing Of Persons Not Listed On Formal Agenda
12. Adjourn

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DRAFT
MINUTES OF
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
CITY OF GULF SHORES, ALABAMA
JUNE 22, 2026

Mayor Pro Tempore Philip Harris called the meeting to order at 4:00 p.m. at the Gulf Shores City Hall
Council Chambers.
The invocation was delivered by Councilman Stephen E. Jones.
Upon roll call, the following officials answered "present": Councilman Joe Garris, Jr., Councilwoman
Jennifer Guthrie, Councilman Jason Dyken, M.D., Councilman Stephen E. Jones and Mayor Pro
Tempore Philip Harris. Mayor Robert Craft was absent.
Councilman Joe Garris, Jr. moved to approve the minutes of the Rescheduled Regular Council
Meeting of June 8, 2026, as presented; seconded by Councilwoman Jennifer Guthrie; was discussed
and considered in full by the Council; and upon the question, the vote thereon was as follows:
Councilman Joe Garris, Jr. “aye”, Councilwoman Jennifer Guthrie, “aye”, Councilman Jason Dyken,
M.D., “aye”, Councilman Stephen E. Jones, “aye”, and Mayor Pro Tempore Philip Harris. Mayor
Robert Craft was absent.
Furthermore, Councilman Jason Dyken, M.D. moved to approve the minutes of the Council Work
Session Meeting of June 15, 2026, as presented; seconded by Councilman Joe Garris, Jr.; was
discussed and considered in full by the Council; and upon the question, the vote thereon was as
follows: Councilman Joe Garris, Jr. “aye”, Councilwoman Jennifer Guthrie, “aye”, Councilman Jason
Dyken, M.D., “aye”, Councilman Stephen E. Jones, “abstain”, and Mayor Pro Tempore Philip Harris,
“aye”. Mayor Robert Craft was absent.
Councilman Stephen E. Jones moved to approve the expense vouchers in the amount of
$10,394,805.65 seconded by Councilman Jason Dyken, M.D.; and the vote of those officials present
was unanimously in favor of the motion.
The City Clerk noted that the complete list of vouchers to be paid, as reflected on a computer printout,
had been made a permanent record in the Clerk's office.
Jason Kudulis, of the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program introduced himself as the new director
and gave a brief summary of what the programs the organization offers.
Director of Recreation and Cultural Affairs Grant Brown announced July as Parks & Recreation
Month in the City. He proceeded to show a brief slide show detailing all the events planned for July,
read a proclamation declaring July as Parks & Rec Month and recognized numerous staff members
who were in attendance.
At this time, Councilman Stephen E. Jones moved for the adoption of the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 7153 -26 Authorize Change Order No. 2 – Harrison Construction

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MINUTES OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING – June 22, 2026.
The motion for the adoption of Resolution No. 7153-26 was seconded by Councilman Jason Dyken,
M.D.; was regularly put; was discussed and considered in full by the Council; and upon the question,
the vote thereon was as follows: Councilman Joe Garris, Jr., “aye”, Councilwoman Jennifer Guthrie,
“aye”, Councilman Jason Dyken, M.D., “aye”, Councilman Stephen E. Jones, “aye”, and Mayor Pro
Tempore Philip Harris, “aye”. Mayor Robert Craft was absent. Whereupon Mayor Pro Tempore Philip
Harris declared Resolution No. 7153-26 duly and legally adopted.
Councilman Joe Garris, Jr. moved for the adoption of the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 7154 -26 Authorize Professional Services Contract – Civil Southeast, LLC
The motion for the adoption of Resolution No. 7154-26 was seconded by Councilwoman Jennifer
Guthrie; was regularly put; was discussed and considered in full by the Council; and upon the
question, the vote thereon was as follows: Councilman Joe Garris, Jr., “aye”, Councilwoman Jennifer
Guthrie, “aye”, Councilman Jason Dyken, M.D., “aye”, Councilman Stephen E. Jones, “aye”, and
Mayor Pro Tempore Philip Harris, “aye”. Mayor Robert Craft was absent. Whereupon Mayor Pro
Tempore Philip Harris declared Resolution No. 7154-26 duly and legally adopted.
Furthermore, Councilman Jason Dyken, M.D. moved for the adoption of the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 7155 -26 Authorize Grant Application – America250 AL Initiative Comm.
The motion for the adoption of Resolution No. 7155-26 was seconded by Councilman Stephen E.
Jones; was regularly put; was discussed and considered in full by the Council; and upon the question,
the vote thereon was as follows: Councilman Joe Garris, Jr., “aye”, Councilwoman Jennifer Guthrie,
“aye”, Councilman Jason Dyken, M.D., “aye”, Councilman Stephen E. Jones, “aye”, and Mayor Pro
Tempore Philip Harris, “aye”. Mayor Robert Craft was absent. Whereupon Mayor Pro Tempore Philip
Harris declared Resolution No. 7155-26 duly and legally adopted.
At this time, Councilman Stephen E. Jones moved for unanimous consent of the Council to suspend
the rules of procedure to allow for the immediate consideration of the following Ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO. 2222 Authorize Franchise Request – Cajueiro Fitness, LLC
The motion for unanimous consent was seconded by Councilman Joe Garris, Jr. and upon the
question, the vote thereon was as follows: Councilman Joe Garris, Jr., “aye”, Councilwoman Jennifer
Guthrie, “aye”, Councilman Jason Dyken, M.D., “aye”, Councilman Stephen E. Jones, “aye”, and
Mayor Pro Tempore Philip Harris, “aye”. Mayor Robert Craft was absent. Mayor Pro Tempore Philip
Harris declared the rules suspended.
Councilman Joe Garris, Jr. then moved for the adoption of Ordinance No. 2222 and to waive the
reading of said Ordinance at length. The motion for the adoption of Ordinance No. 2222 was
seconded by Councilman Stephen E. Jones; was discussed and considered in full by the Council; and
upon the question, the vote thereon was as follows: Councilman Joe Garris, Jr., “aye”, Councilwoman
Jennifer Guthrie, “aye”, Councilman Jason Dyken, M.D., “aye”, Councilman Stephen E. Jones, “aye”,
and Mayor Pro Tempore Philip Harris, “aye”. Mayor Robert Craft was absent. Mayor Pro Tempore
Philip Harris declared Ordinance No. 2222 duly and legally adopted.

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MINUTES OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING – June 22, 2026.
Councilman Stephen E. Jones moved for unanimous consent of the Council to suspend the rules of
procedure to allow for the immediate consideration of the following Ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO. 2223 Authorize Franchise Request – Iron & Flow, LLC
The motion for unanimous consent was seconded by Councilman Joe Garris, Jr. and upon the
question, the vote thereon was as follows: Councilman Joe Garris, Jr., “aye”, Councilwoman Jennifer
Guthrie, “aye”, Councilman Jason Dyken, M.D., “aye”, Councilman Stephen E. Jones, “aye”, and
Mayor Pro Tempore Philip Harris, “aye”. Mayor Robert Craft was absent. Mayor Pro Tempore Pilip
Harris declared the rules suspended.
Councilman Stephen E. Jones then moved for the adoption of Ordinance No. 2223 and to waive the
reading of said Ordinance at length. The motion for the adoption of Ordinance No. 2223 was
seconded by Councilwoman Jason Dyken, M.D.; was discussed and considered in full by the Council;
and upon the question, the vote thereon was as follows: Councilman Joe Garris, Jr., “aye”,
Councilwoman Jennifer Guthrie, “aye”, Councilman Jason Dyken, M.D., “aye”, Councilman Stephen
E. Jones, “aye”, and Mayor Pro Tempore Philip Harris, “aye”. Mayor Robert Craft was absent. Mayor
Pro Tempore Philip Harris declared Ordinance No. 2223 duly and legally adopted.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:

No report at this time.
STAFF REPORTS:
Chilef Building Official / EMA Liaison Brandan Franklin reminded all of the Hurricane Expo
scheduled for Thursday, June 25th from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. at the Civic Center inviting all to
attend.
HEARING OF PERSONS NOT LISTED ON FORMAL AGENDA:
Angela Chaffin gave a brief summary of the events surrounding the unveiling of the art installation at
Surf Style by Artist Wyland last week, afterwards she thanked the council and staff members who
attended.
Gulf Shores City Schools Superintendent Dr. Matt Akin announced they recently hosted 40-50
Alabama Superintendents in the new high school and all were impressed with it, they hope to have a
ribbon cutting sometime early August
There being no further business to come before the Council, Councilman Joe Garris, Jr. moved to
adjourn; seconded by Councilman Stephen E. Jones; and the vote of those officials present was
unanimously in favor of the motion.
Mayor Pro Tempore Philip Harris declared the meeting adjourned at 4:24 p.m.

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MINUTES OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING – June 22, 2026.

____________________________
Philip Harris, Mayor Pro Tempore

ATTEST:

__________________________
Tobi Waters MMC, City Clerk

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DRAFT
MINUTES
COUNCIL WORK SESSION
CITY OF GULF SHORES, ALABAMA
JULY 6, 2026
The City Council of the City of Gulf Shores, Alabama met in a Council Work Session Meeting
on Monday, July 6, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. with Mayor Robert Craft presiding. The meeting was held
at City Hall.
Upon roll call, the following members answered present: Councilman Joe Garris, Jr.,
Councilman Jason Dyken, Councilman Stephen E. Jones and Mayor Robert Craft.
Councilwoman Jennifer Guthrie and Councilman Philip Harris were both absent.

1. Councilman Discussion Period – Councilman Stephen E. Jones – No report
2. Economic Development & Public Affairs Department
A. Targeted Incentive Programs – Beach Area and Waterway Area
3. Financial Services Department
A. Taxi Franchise Request – Granbury Executive Transport
4. Fire Department
A. Award Bid – Silver Ships Inc. – Fire Boat
5. Natural Resources
A. Land Swap – State Park
6. Planning & Zoning Department
A. Annexation Request – 21187 Cotton Creek Drive – Bonify
7. Police Department
A. Authorize Grant Application – 2026 Port Security Grant Program
8. Recreation & Cultural Affairs
A. Authorize Contract Renewal – Eventbrite – Ticket Sales Services
B. Large Group Activities Permit – 2026 Bike MS: Tour de Beach
9. Mayor Updates

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Several residents had questions & opinions regarding the proposed Targeted Incentive Program,
these were addressed by Director of Economic Development & Public Affairs Director Blake
Phelps.
Timothy Pitman addressed the Mayor & Council to voice his concerns regarding the city’s
deployment of Flock cameras, further asking the council to completely terminate the contract
and remove or not renew the Flock Safety Contract. Mayor Craft requested he please email his
concerns to him as that would be easier for them to respond after reviewing his complete
summary.
Tom Clement addressed the Mayor & Council with concerns regarding his road and the need for
it to be repaired. City Administrator Jon Walker explained the roads were not accepted by the
county nor the city, that the original contractor had not built the roads to the county or city’s
standards. The city would not be able to take them over for any maintenance due to the
extensive cost of the work needed to bring them up to the city’s standards. Mayor Craft stated
he would get city staff to do an internal design to flesh out the approximate costs to build the
road to a standard acceptable to the city, further stating, he wasn’t saying they would do the
work, but would have it reviewed to be able to report back to Mr. Clement what it would take to
get it done.
Gulf Shores City Schools Superintendent Dr. Matt Akin announced that a recent graduate, Jack
Langston, had become the youngest lighting producer on the concert circuit, thanks to the tools
at the high school preparing him. Cam Flener, the lead singer of the Velcro Pygmies, recognized
his talents and was instrumental in getting him in front of the right people.
10. Adjourn
_________________________
Robert Craft, Mayor

ATTEST:

____________________
Tobi Waters, MMC
City Clerk

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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING THE CREATION OF INVESTMENT PROGRAMS
WITHIN THE WATERWAY VILLAGE AREA AND
THE BEACH WALKING DISTRICT AREA
TO INCENTIVIZE HIGH-QUALITY COMMERCIAL
DEVELOPMENT FOR THE GOOD OF THE CITY
_____________________________________________________________________________
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Gulf Shores (the “City”) has determined that
it is necessary, desirable, and in the best public interest of the City to incentivize high-quality
commercial development within the Waterway Village Area and the Beach Walking District Area;
and
WHEREAS, in order to incentivize such development, it may be necessary for the City
consider certain post-development and post-construction tax rebate incentives for certain
qualifying projects approved by the City Council that produce additional tax revenue for the City
(the City Council is not considering providing any upfront capital, construction assistance, or
financing guarantees of any kind).
WHEREAS, the City believes that any tax rebate incentives will serve valid and sufficient
public purposes by increasing commercial activity in the City, expanding the City’s tax bases,
promoting employment opportunities for City residents, and improving the overall quality of life
in the City, notwithstanding any potential benefit to any potential developers from the City’s
expenditure of said public funds.
WHEREAS, the City Council has prepared the attached description of the Waterway
Village Area and Beach Walking District Area Investment Programs for release to the public.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GULF SHORES, ALABAMA, WHILE IN REGULAR SESSION ON JULY 13, 2026, as
follows:
Section 1. That the foregoing Whereas clauses, including the determinations by the Council
described in the third Whereas clause, are incorporated herein by reference.
Section 2. That the description of the Waterway Village Area Investment Program and the
Beach Walking District Area Investment Program, including the Application for use by potential
Applicants, is hereby adopted and approved and directed to be disseminated by the City to the
public.
Section 3. That any rebate incentives are subject to the successful approval of the Review
Committee, the negotiation and completion of a Development Agreement with the City, and the
approval by the City Council of such Development Agreement at a council meeting conducted in
compliance with Amendment No. 772 to the Alabama Constitution of 2022, as amended.
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Section 4. That this Resolution shall become effective upon its adoption.
ADOPTED this 13th day of July, 2026.
_________________________
Robert Craft, Mayor
Attest:
_________________
Tobi Waters, MMC
CERTIFICATE
I, Tobi Waters, MMC, City Clerk of the City of Gulf Shores, Alabama, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of Resolution No.
-26 (prepared by City Clerk),
which Resolution was duly and legally adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council on July
13, 2026.
_________________________
City Clerk

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EXHIBIT A
City of Gulf Shores
Waterway Area Investment Program
The Waterway Village Investment Program is designed to incentivize high-quality private investment
that strengthens the city’s walkability, expands year-round economic activity, and elevates the city’s
dining, retail, lodging, entertainment, and mixed-use offerings. Subject to the requirements described
below, the program provides the opportunity for approved applicants to receive a rebate from the
City of a portion of the additional tax revenues generated by a qualifying project, allowing
investors to recover a portion of their upfront costs and improve long-term project feasibility.
PROGRAM OUTLINE
Eligible Rebates
Projects may qualify for one or more rebates of approved portions of the additional:
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City Sales Tax (City Rate 3%) generated by the business
Incremental Property Tax (City Rate 5 Mills) created by new construction developments
Lodging Tax (City Rate 10%) for boutique hotels or lodging components
Blended Rebate for mixed-use or major catalytic projects

Rebates are strictly performance-based: the City will issue the rebate only after the project is
completed, fully operational, and generates new tax revenue for the City. The City will not provide
any upfront or startup capital or construction assistance of any kind and will not guarantee any
construction indebtedness or other developer obligations.
Rebate Structure
 High-End or Destination Restaurants: up to 50% of new sales tax for up to 20 years
 Boutique/Specialty Retail: up to 50% of new sales tax for up to 20 years
 Mixed-Use Developments: up to 50% of new taxes for up to 20 years
 Boutique Hotels: up to 50% of new lodging tax for up to 20 years
 Entertainment-Focused Uses: up to 50% of new taxes for up to 20 years
Actual terms depend on project scale, public benefits, and alignment with City goals, which will be
determined by the City and the Review Committee in their sole discretion.
Projects Eligible for the Program
1. Mixed-Use Developments
Mixed‑ use projects combine multiple complementary uses within a single building or coordinated
site plan. These projects create all‑ day activity, support walkability, and increase the overall tax
base (property, sales and use, lodging).
Definition
A development that integrates at least two distinct uses—such as residential, retail, restaurant,
office, or lodging—within the same structure or master‑ planned site, with public‑ facing
restaurant or retail uses on the ground floor.
Qualifying characteristics
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
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Ground‑ floor activation through retail, restaurant, or service‑ commercial space
Upper‑ floor residential units, office space, or lodging
Shared parking or structured parking that supports multiple uses
High‑ quality architectural design consistent with City vision

Examples
 A three‑ story building with a restaurant at street level and residential above
 A boutique hotel with ground‑ floor retail and rooftop dining
 A multi‑ building project with retail, office, and residential components
Priority features: activated ground floors, walkability, high-quality architecture
2. High-End or Destination Restaurants
These restaurants serve as anchors for downtown activity, attract visitors, and elevate the city’s
culinary profile.
Definition
A full‑ service, sit‑ down restaurant with a significant capital investment, elevated design, and a
concept that enhances the city’s dining scene.
Qualifying characteristics
 Full commercial kitchen and high‑ quality interior finishes
 Chef‑ driven, specialty, or experiential dining concepts
 Outdoor dining, rooftop dining, or activation of public space
 Year‑ round operation
 Attractive to full and part-time residents as well as tourists and visitors
Examples
 A chef‑ owned seafood restaurant with a curated menu
 A high‑ end steakhouse or coastal fine‑ dining concept
 A destination brewery or craft cocktail bar with a full kitchen
Priority features: chef-driven concepts, outdoor dining, year-round operation
3. Boutique Retail & Specialty Shops
These businesses add character, uniqueness, and local flavor to Waterway Village.
Definition
Small‑ format retail businesses offering curated, specialty, or locally focused products that
contribute to a vibrant pedestrian environment.
Qualifying characteristics
 Locally owned or regionally distinctive brands
 High‑ quality storefront design and merchandising
 Experiential or specialty retail (artisan goods, curated apparel, gourmet foods)
 Year‑ round operation
 Attractive to full and part-time residents as well as tourists and visitors
Examples
 A boutique clothing store or home‑ goods shop
 A specialty food market or gourmet shop
 An artisan gallery or maker‑ focused retail space
Priority features: local or regional brands, high-quality storefronts, experiential retail
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4. Boutique Hotels or Lodging Components
Small‑ scale lodging integrated into the walkable downtown environment.
Definition
A lodging establishment with a limited number of rooms that emphasizes design, experience, and
integration with surrounding uses.
Qualifying characteristics
 Typically, 10–75 rooms
 Ground‑ floor activation (restaurant, café, retail, or lobby lounge)
 Architectural quality consistent with city vision
 Amenities that support walkability (bike storage, concierge, outdoor seating)
 Independent or soft‑ brand concepts preferred
Examples
 A 40‑ room boutique hotel with a rooftop bar
 A mixed‑ use building with a small lodging component above retail
 An existing building converted into an inn
Priority features: 25–75 rooms, ground-floor activation, architectural quality
5. Entertainment-Focused Uses
Vibrant, visitor-oriented entertainment concepts that enhance the coastal experience and support a
lively, walkable environment in Gulf Shores.
Definition
Entertainment venues and experiences—indoor or outdoor—that provide leisure, recreation, and
social activity for residents and visitors. These uses should complement the city’s coastal identity,
activate the streetscape, and contribute to a dynamic mixed-use environment.
Qualifying Characteristics
 Scaled appropriately for a walkable beach-town setting
 Strong indoor–outdoor integration (patios, terraces, open-air elements)
 Family-friendly or multigenerational appeal
 Architectural and experiential quality consistent with Gulf Shores’ coastal character
 Ability to activate the street edge (transparent façades, outdoor seating, music, lighting)
 Preference for concepts that are unique, experiential, or locally rooted
 Parking and circulation designed to support pedestrian activity
Examples
 A coastal-themed entertainment venue with live music and outdoor gathering space
 A small-format arcade, game hall, or family entertainment center integrated into a
mixed-use block
 A craft brewery or distillery with lawn games, food trucks, and event programming
 An immersive attraction (e.g., escape room, virtual reality experience, interactive art
space)
 A waterfront-inspired mini-golf or activity-based recreation concept
Priority Features: Strong indoor–outdoor activation, high-quality design consistent with Gulf Shores’
coastal identity, family-friendly programming and multigenerational appeal, uses that enhance
walkability and support a lively downtown environment

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Project Evaluations
In order to be considered, interested applicants must first submit an Application (attached) to the
Review Committee. Potential projects will be evaluated using a transparent scoring system based on
the following factors and any other factors in the discretion of the Review Committee:
 Capital investment level
 Job creation (high wage, year-round positions)
 Public improvements (parking, plazas, landscaping, sidewalks)
 Architectural quality
 Local ownership or local operator involvement
 Sustainability or resilience features
 Year-round operation
 Attractiveness to full and part-time residents as well as tourists and visitors
Higher-scoring projects may receive higher rebate percentages or longer durations.

Application Requirements
To be considered, developers must demonstrate and include in the Application:
 All relevant capital investment and financing details (including proof of substantial equity,
funding, or financing sources), developer experience and comparable completed projects,
market studies, design schematics, engineering analyses, architectural and site plans,
construction/bid cost estimates, and financial revenue projections for the City
 A financing gap that the rebate helps close
Detailed Applications will have a better chance of being favorably reviewed by the Committee.
Applicants are encouraged not to submit Applications until all requested and relevant information has
been obtained by the Applicant.
Approved Applicants
If the Review Committee approves an Application, the Applicant and the City will begin negotiating a
development agreement outlining performance benchmarks and other terms and conditions of the
rebate. Development Agreements will among other things require the developer to:
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Complete project and meet performance benchmarks before rebate activation
Maintain compliance with all requirements outlined in final development agreement including
but not limited to operational minimum standards and incentive transferability. Any rebate
begin only after the project is complete and generating new tax revenue.

City Council Approval
Completed Development Agreements are subject to the review and approval of the City Council
pursuant to Amendment No. 772 to the Alabama Constitution of 2022, as amended, and such other
terms and conditions determined by the City Council in its sole discretion.

Disclaimer: This Notice does not constitute an offer of any kind. The Committee and the City Council
reserve the right to approve or disapprove of any Application or project in their sole discretion.
Approved projects must meet all City building, zoning, and design requirements and must be in

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compliance with all City laws and regulations and the terms of any Development Agreement in order
to be and remain rebate-eligible.
Application
City of Gulf Shores
Waterway Village Investment Program
Date:
Lead Contact Person and Contact Info:
_____________
Developer Name (Corporate and/or Individual):
________
Member(s) (Corporate and/or Individual) of Developer:
_______
Other Investor(s) (Corporate and/or Individual):
_______
Names and Personal Contact Information of All Individual Members and Investors:
______

Project Site (location/address inside the City):
_____________
Project Site Property Owner(s) (Corporate and/or Individual): _______________________________
Member(s) (Corporate and/or Individual) of Property Ownership: ____________________________
Project Description:

Estimated Capital Investment:
Estimated Jobs Created and Hourly Wage Projection:

________
________

Other Information of Interest to the City*:

*Please attach all relevant investment and financing details (including proof of substantial funding or
financing), developer experience and comparable completed projects, market studies, design
schematics, engineering analyses, architectural and site plans, construction/bid cost estimates, and
financial revenue projections for the City

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City of Gulf Shores
Beach Walking District Area Investment Program
The Beach Walking District Area Investment Program is designed to incentivize high-quality private
investment that strengthens the city’s walkability, expands year-round economic activity, and elevates
the city’s dining, retail, lodging, entertainment, and mixed-use offerings. Subject to the requirements
described below, the program provides the opportunity for approved applicants to receive a rebate
from the City of a portion of the additional tax revenues generated by a qualifying project,
allowing investors to recover a portion of their upfront costs and improve long-term project feasibility.
PROGRAM OUTLINE
Eligible Rebates
Projects may qualify for rebates on:





High-End or Destination Restaurants: up to 50% of new sales tax for up to 20 years
Mixed-Use Developments: up to 50% of new taxes for up to 20 years
Boutique Hotels: up to 50% of new lodging tax for up to 20 years
Entertainment-Focused Uses: up to 50% of new taxes for up to 20 years

Actual terms depend on project scale, public benefits, and alignment with City goals, which will be
determined by the City and the Review Committee in their sole discretion.
Projects Eligible for the Program
1. Mixed-Use Developments
Mixed‑ use projects combine multiple complementary uses within a single building or coordinated
site plan. These projects create all‑ day activity, support walkability, and increase the overall tax
base (property, sales and use, lodging).
Definition
A development that integrates at least two distinct uses—such as residential, retail, restaurant,
office, or lodging—within the same structure or master‑ planned site, with public‑ facing
restaurant or retail uses on the ground floor.
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Qualifying characteristics
 Ground‑ floor activation through retail, restaurant, or service‑ commercial space
 Upper‑ floor residential units, office space, or lodging
 Shared parking or structured parking that supports multiple uses
 High‑ quality architectural design consistent with City vision
 No more than 12 stories
Examples
 A three‑ story building with a restaurant at street level and residential above
 A boutique hotel with ground‑ floor retail and rooftop dining
 A multi‑ building project with retail, office, and residential components
Priority features: activated ground floors, walkability, high-quality architecture, less than 10 total
stories
2. High-End or Destination Restaurants
These restaurants serve as anchors for beach activity, attract visitors, and elevate the city’s culinary
profile.
Definition
A full‑ service, sit‑ down restaurant with a significant capital investment, elevated design, and a
concept that enhances the city’s dining scene.
Qualifying characteristics
 Full commercial kitchen and high‑ quality interior finishes
 Chef‑ driven, specialty, or experiential dining concepts
 Outdoor dining, rooftop dining, or activation of public space
 Year‑ round operation
 Attractive to full and part-time residents as well as tourists and visitors
Examples
 A chef‑ owned seafood restaurant with a curated menu
 A high‑ end steakhouse or coastal fine‑ dining concept
 A destination brewery or craft cocktail bar with a full kitchen
Priority features: chef-driven concepts, outdoor dining, year-round operation
3. High-End/Boutique Hotels
High-end and/or boutique lodging integrated into the walkable beach environment.
Definition
A lodging establishment with a limited number of rooms that emphasizes design, experience, and
integration with surrounding uses.
Qualifying characteristics
 Typically, 50 rooms or more
 Ground‑ floor activation (restaurant, café, retail, or lobby lounge)
 Rooftop and/or elevated floor activation preferred
 Architectural quality consistent with city vision
 Amenities that support walkability (bike storage, concierge, outdoor seating)
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Hotel brands within the STR Upper Upscale chain scale or higher or independent/softbrand concepts that meet the same standard
No more than 12 stories
Attractive to tourists and visitors

Examples
 A 75‑ room boutique hotel with a rooftop restaurant/bar
 A mixed‑ use building with a lodging component above retail
Priority features: ground-floor and rooftop activation, architectural quality, pedestrian-focused
design, less than 10 total stories
4. Entertainment-Focused Uses
Vibrant, visitor-oriented entertainment concepts that enhance the coastal experience and support a
lively, walkable environment in Gulf Shores.
Definition
Entertainment venues and experiences—indoor or outdoor—that provide leisure, recreation, and
social activity for residents and visitors. These uses should complement the city’s coastal identity,
activate the streetscape, and contribute to a dynamic mixed-use environment.
Qualifying Characteristics
 Scaled appropriately for a walkable beach-town setting
 Strong indoor–outdoor integration (patios, terraces, open-air elements)
 Family-friendly or multigenerational appeal
 Architectural and experiential quality consistent with Gulf Shores’ coastal character
 Ability to activate the street edge (transparent façades, outdoor seating, music, lighting)
 Preference for concepts that are unique, experiential, or locally rooted
 Parking and circulation designed to support pedestrian activity
Examples
 A coastal-themed entertainment venue with live music and outdoor gathering space
 A small-format arcade, game hall, or family entertainment center integrated into a
mixed-use block
 A craft brewery or distillery with lawn games, food trucks, and event programming
 An immersive attraction (e.g., escape room, virtual reality experience, interactive art
space)
 A waterfront-inspired mini-golf or activity-based recreation concept
Priority Features: Strong indoor–outdoor activation, high-quality design consistent with Gulf
Shores’ coastal identity, family-friendly programming and multigenerational appeal, uses that
enhance walkability and support a lively downtown environment
Project Evaluations
In order to be considered, interested applicants must first submit an Application (attached) to the
Review Committee. Potential projects will be evaluated using a transparent scoring system based on
the following factors and any other factors in the discretion of the Review Committee:
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

Capital investment level
Job creation (high wage, year-round positions)
Public improvements (parking, plazas, landscaping, sidewalks)

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Architectural quality
Local ownership or local operator involvement
Sustainability or resilience features
Year-round operation
Attractiveness to full and part-time residents as well as tourists and visitors

Higher-scoring projects may receive higher rebate percentages or longer durations.

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compliance with all City laws and regulations and the terms of any Development Agreement in order
to be and remain rebate-eligible.

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Application
City of Gulf Shores
Beach Walking District Investment Program
Date:
Lead Contact Person and Contact Info:
_____________
Developer Name (Corporate and/or Individual):
________
Member(s) (Corporate and/or Individual) of Developer:
_______
Other Investor(s) (Corporate and/or Individual):
_______
Names and Personal Contact Information of All Individual Members and Investors:
______

Estimated Capital Investment:
Estimated Jobs Created and Hourly Wage Projection:

________
________

Other Information of Interest to the City*:

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RESOLUTION NO.

-26

A RESOLUTION
APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION
OF A CONTRACT WITH EVENTBRIGHT TO PROVIDE
POINT OF SALE TICKETING FOR SPECIAL EVENTS
_______________________________________________________________________
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GULF SHORES, ALABAMA,
WHILE IN REGULAR SESSION ON JULY 13, 2026, as follows:
Section 1. That the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to
execute and attest, respectively, a contract between the City of Gulf Shores and Eventbright to
provide point of sale ticketing for special events and to promote non-ticketed events. The term is for
one year with the option to renew for an additional year.
Section 2. That Eventbrite collects all fees directly from patrons. Net proceeds are remitted to
the City after the event concludes.
Section 3. That this Resolution shall become effective upon its adoption.
ADOPTED this 13th day of July, 2026.
____________________________
Robert Craft, Mayor
ATTEST:
_________________
Tobi Waters, MMC
City Clerk
CERTIFICATE
I, Tobi Waters, MMC, City Clerk of the City of Gulf Shores, Alabama, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true and correct copy of Resolution No. -26 (prepared by City Clerk), which
Resolution was duly and legally adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council on July 13, 2026.

_________________________
City Clerk

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RESOLUTION NO.

- 26

A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING THE EXCHANGE OF PROPERTIES BETWEEN
THE ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND
NATURAL RESOURCES (ADCNR) AND THE CITY OF GULF SHORES CONSISTING
OF 30.35 ACRES OF UNDEVELOPED LAND FROM ADCNR AND 53.26ACRES OF
UNDEVELOPED LAND FROM THE CITY OF GULF SHORES
__________________________________________________________________________
WHEREAS, over the last few years, the City has worked to exchange certain properties
with the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) as part of its
long-term transportation planning efforts; and
WHEREAS, in 2023 the City conducted a corridor feasibility study that identified a future
east-west connection from Canal Rd. through Gulf State Park to HWY 59 necessary to improve
transportation infrastructure; and
WHEREAS, this exchange of property consists of the transfer of 30.35 acres of
undeveloped land from Gulf State Park to the City of Gulf Shores that would accommodate the
proposed future infrastructure improvements; and
WHEREAS, in exchange the City of Gulf Shores will transfer 53.26 acres of undeveloped
land to Gulf State Park; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GULF SHORES, ALABAMA, WHILE IN REGULAR SESSION ON JULY 13, 2026, as follows:
Section 1. That the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to
execute and attest respectively all documents necessary for the exchange of properties as described
in the attached Boundary Surveys dated 01/25/2023 and 04/10/2024.
Section 2. That this Resolution shall become effective upon its adoption.
ADOPTED this 13th day of July, 2026.
_________________________

Robert Craft, Mayor
Attest:
_________________
Tobi Waters, MMC
CERTIFICATE
I, Tobi Waters, MMC, City Clerk of the City of Gulf Shores, Alabama, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of Resolution No. -26 (prepared by City Clerk),
which Resolution was duly and legally adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council on July
13, 2026.
_________________________
City Clerk

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Owner Name: OVERTON, J RALPH (4/5 INT) ETAL PINNACLE AND PROPERTIES L L C (1/5 INT)
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TINDELL F. ADAMS AL. LICENSE # 26950

ACCORDING TO MY SURVEY THIS THE 17TH DAY OF JAN, 2024.

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I, TINDELL F. ADAMS A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR IN THE STATE
OF ALABAMA, HEREBY CERTIFY TO VOLKERT INC., THAT ALL PARTS OF THIS
SURVEY AND DRAWING HAVE BEEN COMPLETED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
CURRENT REQUIREMENTS OF THE STANDARDS OF PRACTICE FOR SURVEYING IN
THE STATE OF ALABAMA, TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, INFORMATION AND
BELIEF.

STATE OF: ALABAMA
COUNTY OF: BALDWIN

1. THIS SURVEY WAS DONE WITHOUT BENEFIT OF AN EASEMENT OR TITLE SEARCH NOR DOES IT REFLECT AN EASEMENT OR TITLE
SEARCH.
2. THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS NOT SHOWN ON THIS DRAWING THAT MAY BE FOUND IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
THIS COUNTY.
3. BEARINGS HEREON ARE BASED ON A GEODETIC GPS OBSERVATION ON ALABAMA WEST ZONE STATE PLANE COORDINATE
SYSTEM VIA A CORS OBSERVATION.
4. EXISTING IRON PINS AND MONUMENTS LOCATED AS SHOWN.
5. REPRODUCTIONS OF THIS DRAWING ARE NOT VALID UNLESS SIGNED IN BLUE INK WITH ORIGINAL SIGNATURE AND SEALED WITH
A RED SURVEYOR'S SEAL OR EMBOSSED SEAL.
6. LIABILITY OF THE UNDERSIGNED FOR THE SURVEY SHOWN SHALL NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT PAID FOR THIS SURVEY.
7. NO ATTEMPT NOR REQUEST WAS MADE TO LOCATE ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS EXCEPT AS SHOWN.
8. PROPERTY SHOWN HEREON IS IN A SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREA ACCORDING TO THE FEDERAL INSURANCE RATE MAP BEING
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Page 25 of 35

LAT=N030°15'08"
LONG=W087°41'07"

es PKWY

Gulf Shor

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap illegible

ugh
or Slo
Canal

84.70'

S 89°48'40" E

SEA-BREEZE SUB
Slide 1354B

Existing 1/2" Rebar
NE Corner Lot No. 5
Sea-Breeze Sub.
Slide 1354B
4.5' ± South and 5' ± West
of a Concrete Barrier

Parcel Number: 05-66-04-20-1-000-077.001
PIN: 109067
Owner Name: GULF SHORES, CITY OF
Address: P O BOX 299
City: GULF SHORES
State: AL
Zip: 36547

Existing 2" Rebar
With Cap CA 0095 (Hire)

40.0'

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap CA 0089

"W
N 07°12'05
752.53'

70.95'

S 89°39'38" E

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap illegible

Concrete Barriers
over the line ± 5'

N 84°25'12"
82.49'

27"
°22'
N 70
0'
79.9

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap CA 0089

0'
75.3

t
Eas71°45'21" E
75.5

ne
E
k LaN 69°45'21'"
Par
4

E
06"
°08'
N 72
6'
78.3

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap CA 0089

E
1"
1'1
0°5
'
N 6 2.74
8

N 85°40'47" E
63.53'

1282.94'
"W
S 82°47'40

Ave.
East 2nd

Parcel Number: 05-66-04-20-1-000-077.001
PIN: 109067
Owner Name: GULF SHORES, CITY OF
Address: P O BOX 299
City: GULF SHORES
State: AL
Zip: 36547

78.28'

N 88°53'41" E

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap CA 0089

S 79°28
'25" E
80.78'

Area No. 1
Land Transferred to Gulf State Park

24.96 Acres ±

4" E
6'5
5°2
8'
N6
66.8

Portion of
Parcel Number: 05-66-04-20-1-000-077.001
PIN: 109067
Owner Name: GULF SHORES, CITY OF
Source Deed Book 649 Page 406

"E
'11
°37 '
58
.39
N
77

UNIT FOUR
GULF SHORES, AL
MAP BOOK 3, PAGE 81

S 84°01'07
"E
84.88'

"E
°09'56
N 73
9'
81.1

40.0'

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap illegible

'46" E
N 78°51
92.00'

Existing
1/2" Rebar

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap CA 0089

6" E
8'4
6°1
5'
N6
66.5

S 89°40'43" E
55.19'

S 00°19'17" W

Set 2" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

3'
222.1
E
8'14"
S 13°0

N2
9°0
3'5
1"
11
5.1
E
2'

Existing
1/2" Rebar

DEED South Along Section Line

5'
107.5
W
0'12"
S 76°5

118.09'

Point of Beginning
5
Existing 8" Rebar
NE Corner
Sec. 20 T9S, R4E
Baldwin Co. AL

834.94'

Unnamed Public Road

120

SCALE: 1"=80'

160

OHE

CALCULATED POINT

OVERHEAD POWER LINE
WIRE FENCE
CENTERLINE OF PAVEMENT ±

NOT TO SCALE

WET AREA

NOTES:

REGISTERED
NO. 26950

__________________________________________________
TINDELL F. ADAMS AL. LICENSE # 26950

ACCORDING TO MY SURVEY THIS THE 17TH DAY OF JAN, 2024.

23-137

PROJECT NO.

TFA

CHECKED BY

CCB

DRAWN BY

ϭϴϯϭdŚƌĞĞEŽƚĐŚ FIELD WORK COMPLETED
01/17/23
ŶĚĂůƵƐŝĂ͕>ϯϲϰϮϭ
DATE
ϴϲϲ͘Ϯϰϱ͘Ϭϱϴϰ
01/25/23
ĐŝǀŝůƐĞ͘ĐŽŵ

STATE OF: ALABAMA
COUNTY OF: BALDWIN

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UTILITY POLE

EXISTING CONCRETE MONUMENT

SET 1/2" REBAR W/CAP CA 1149 LB 8288

EXISTING IRON PIN (TYPE AS SHOWN)

LEGEND

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100

NE Cor. Sec. 17, T9S, R4E,
Existing Iron Pipe

200

This is the Calculated
South line of the Donald J. Callaway
Instrument in Book 367, Page 754

OHE

1332.02'

(330' Right of Way via Slide 2241-F)
Walking/Bike Path

1. 55 '

Set 12" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

164.30'

S 00°40'10" E

683.27'

S 00°34'39" E

Lot #2
Zoo Subdivision #1
Slide 2241-F

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap (illegible)

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085

OHE

05-66-04-17-1-000-085.005
PIN: 276879
Owner Name: GULF SHORES
LAND HOLDING L L C

Parcel Number: 05-66-04-17-1-000-085.003
PIN: 109575
Owner Name: GULF SHORES LAND HOLDING L L C
Address: 4100 NORTH 28TH TERRACE
City: HOLLYWOOD
State: FL
Zip: 33020

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OHE

Lot #1
Zoo Subdivision #1
Slide 2241-F

OHE

245.25'

Existing 6"x6"
Concrete Marker
(Busted)

Point of Commencment
Via Inst. No. 578380
NE Corner Lot 1 BLK 10 Unit 3
Map Book 3, Page 9
(No monument found)

321.07'

S 89°07'39" W

R = 2 6 3 2. 5 4 '

OHE

S 00°39'49" E

C L = 26

C L = 25 6 . 26

Set 2" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

L =12 0 . 5 6 '
C B = S 8 7 ° 48 ' 5 6 " W
C L =12 0 . 5 5 '

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085

OHE

SCALE: 1"=100'

S 00°03'43" E

AL. HWY No. 180
(aka Fort Morgan Rd East)
(aka Dixie Graves Parkway)

150

East 14th Ave 49.8'
OHE

850.15'

1203.32'

24.02 ACRES ±

OHE

Area No. 2
Land Transferred to Gulf State Park
Parcel# 05-66-04-17-4-000-001.003
Parcel# 05-66-04-17-1-000-085.000
Parcel# 05-66-04-17-1-000-085.004
The City of Gulf Shores, Alabama
Via Inst. No. 578380

Parcel Number: 05-66-05-16-2-000-001.000
PIN: 65362
Owner Name: GULF STATE PARK
Address: GENERAL DELIVERY
City: MONTGOMERY
State: AL
OHE
OHE
OHE
Zip: 36101

N 00°03'43" W

101.0'

520.99'

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap (illegible)

N 00°08'13" W

Parcel Number: 05-66-04-17-1-000-085.002
PIN: 107538
Owner Name: GULF SHORES LAND HOLDING L L C
Address: 4100 NORTH 28TH TERRACE
City: HOLLYWOOD
State: FL
Zip: 33020

East 13th Ave

100.0'

2228.80'

915.00'

S 00°31'44" E

OHE

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap (illegible)

N 00°13'02" W

Existing 12" Rebar
With Cap 24219
at Fence Cor.
Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap (illegible)

249.47'

Lot #2
Calloway Landing Sudivision
Slide 2451-E

Fence
Wire
X
X
566.62'

Deed of Record
POINT OF BEGINNING
(Via Inst No. 578380)
Existing 12" Rebar
With Cap
5' ± East of
Concrete Slab

19.9'

25.8'

OHE

285.00'

Existing
1/2" Rebar

05-66-04-17-1-000-085.001
PIN: 100261
Owner Name: GULF SHORES
LAND HOLDING L L C

N 89°37'16" E

OHE

TREE

Existing
S 00°45'49" E 1/2" Rebar
20.11'

East 12th Avenue
60' Right of Way

S 89°46'36" W

Point of Beginning
For Current Survey
5
Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085

Existing 3/4" Rebar
4' Tall in the Water

OHE

60.0'

377.82'

S 00°09'52" E

9.86'

E
8"
8'4 '
°3
54 3.31
35
OHE

Lot #1
Calloway Landing Sudivision
Slide 2451-E

OHE

Concrete Slab Edge
3.6' ± West of Line

Southeast corner of Lot #1
Calloway Landing Sudivision
Slide 2451-E

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085
in the saw-grass & marsh
at time of survey

285.00'
S 89°30'12" W

305.00'

Existing 1/2 " Rebar
With Cap LS 24219

E
9"
4'4
°2
0'
58
7.6
42

OHE

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085
in the saw-grass & marsh
at time of survey

OHE

149.78'

Existing 4" X 4"
Concrete Marker

OHE

761.28'

Set 12" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149
in a Gravel Drive

602.53'

19"
°03'
N 70
31'
141.

E
5

Parcel Number: 05-66-04-17-4-000-001.007
PIN: 210692
Owner Name: WATERVILLE U S A INC
Address: PO BOX 1017
City: GULF SHORES
State: AL
Zip: 36547

S 01°13'58" W

Parcel Number: 05-66-04-17-4-000-001.004
PIN: 99722
Owner Name: GEORGE C MEYER FOUNDATION, INC
Address: P O BOX 489
City: FOLEY
State: AL
Zip: 36536

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085
in the saw-grass & marsh
at time of survey

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085
in the paved parking lot

E
0"
1'2 '
°2
4
50 4.3
49

Gravel Drive ±13'
North of line

E
9"
0'1 '
°3
54 8.11
15

Point of Commencement
5
Existing 8" Rebar
SE Cor. Sec. 17, T9S, R4E,
Baldwin Co., AL

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085

Porch Deck
3.7' North of Line
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WŽŝŶƚŽĨĞŐŝŶŶŝŶŐ͘

28.66'

C L = 3 2 2. 4 7 '

NOTES:
1. THIS SURVEY WAS DONE WITHOUT BENEFIT OF AN EASEMENT OR TITLE SEARCH NOR DOES IT REFLECT AN EASEMENT OR TITLE SEARCH.
2. THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS NOT SHOWN ON THIS DRAWING THAT MAY BE FOUND IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF THIS COUNTY.
3. BEARINGS HEREON ARE BASED ON A GEODETIC GPS OBSERVATION ON ALABAMA WEST ZONE STATE PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM VIA A CORS OBSERVATION.
4. EXISTING IRON PINS AND MONUMENTS LOCATED AS SHOWN.
5. REPRODUCTIONS OF THIS DRAWING ARE NOT VALID UNLESS SIGNED IN BLUE INK WITH ORIGINAL SIGNATURE AND SEALED WITH A RED SURVEYOR'S SEAL OR EMBOSSED SEAL.
6. LIABILITY OF THE UNDERSIGNED FOR THE SURVEY SHOWN SHALL NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT PAID FOR THIS SURVEY.
7. NO ATTEMPT NOR REQUEST WAS MADE TO LOCATE ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS EXCEPT AS SHOWN.
8. PROPERTY SHOWN HEREON IS IN A SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREA ACCORDING TO THE FEDERAL INSURANCE RATE MAP BEING ZONES AE AND ZONE X HAVING MAP No. 01003C0943M, EFFECTIVE ON
4/19/2019.

LEGEND
EXISTING IRON PIN (TYPE AS SHOWN)

STATE OF: ALABAMA
COUNTY OF: BALDWIN

SET 1/2" REBAR W/CAP CA 1149 LB 8288
EXISTING CONCRETE MONUMENT
UTILITY POLE
H

CALCULATED POINT

Y D

SWAMP AREA
NOT TO SCALE
OHE

OVERHEAD POWER LINE
WIRE FENCE
CENTERLINE OF PAVEMENT ±

REGISTERED
NO. 26950

DRAWN BY

TFA
CHECKED BY

TFA
PROJECT NO.

23-137

ϭϴϯϭdŚƌĞĞEŽƚĐŚ FIELD WORK COMPLETED
ŶĚĂůƵƐŝĂ͕>ϯϲϰϮϭ
01/17/24
ϴϲϲ͘Ϯϰϱ͘Ϭϱϴϰ
DATE
ĐŝǀŝůƐĞ͘ĐŽŵ
01/25/24

Page 27 of 35

NE Cor. Sec. 17, T9S, R4E,
Existing Iron Pipe

200

This is the Calculated
South line of the Donald J. Callaway
Instrument in Book 367, Page 754

OHE

1332.02'

(330' Right of Way via Slide 2241-F)
Walking/Bike Path

1. 55 '

Set 12" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

164.30'

S 00°40'10" E

683.27'

S 00°34'39" E

Lot #2
Zoo Subdivision #1
Slide 2241-F

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap (illegible)

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085

OHE

05-66-04-17-1-000-085.005
PIN: 276879
Owner Name: GULF SHORES
LAND HOLDING L L C

Parcel Number: 05-66-04-17-1-000-085.003
PIN: 109575
Owner Name: GULF SHORES LAND HOLDING L L C
Address: 4100 NORTH 28TH TERRACE
City: HOLLYWOOD
State: FL
Zip: 33020

OHE

Lot #1
Zoo Subdivision #1
Slide 2241-F

OHE

245.25'

Existing 6"x6"
Concrete Marker
(Busted)

Point of Commencment
Via Inst. No. 578380
NE Corner Lot 1 BLK 10 Unit 3
Map Book 3, Page 9
(No monument found)

321.07'

S 89°07'39" W

R = 2 6 3 2. 5 4 '

OHE

S 00°39'49" E

C L = 26

C L = 25 6 . 26

Set 2" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

L =12 0 . 5 6 '
C B = S 8 7 ° 48 ' 5 6 " W
C L =12 0 . 5 5 '

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085

OHE

SCALE: 1"=100'

S 00°03'43" E

AL. HWY No. 180
(aka Fort Morgan Rd East)
(aka Dixie Graves Parkway)

150

East 14th Ave 49.8'
OHE

850.15'

1203.32'

24.02 ACRES ±

OHE

Parcel Number: 05-66-05-16-2-000-001.000
PIN: 65362
Owner Name: GULF STATE PARK
Address: GENERAL DELIVERY
City: MONTGOMERY
State: AL
OHE
OHE
OHE
Zip: 36101

N 00°03'43" W

101.0'

520.99'

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap (illegible)

N 00°08'13" W

Parcel Number: 05-66-04-17-1-000-085.002
PIN: 107538
Owner Name: GULF SHORES LAND HOLDING L L C
Address: 4100 NORTH 28TH TERRACE
City: HOLLYWOOD
State: FL
Zip: 33020

East 13th Ave

100.0'

2228.80'

915.00'

S 00°31'44" E

OHE

Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap (illegible)

N 00°13'02" W

Existing 12" Rebar
With Cap 24219
at Fence Cor.
Existing 1/2" Rebar
With Cap (illegible)

249.47'

Lot #2
Calloway Landing Sudivision
Slide 2451-E

Fence
Wire
X
X
566.62'

Deed of Record
POINT OF BEGINNING
(Via Inst No. 578380)
Existing 12" Rebar
With Cap
5' ± East of
Concrete Slab

19.9'

25.8'

OHE

285.00'

Existing
1/2" Rebar

05-66-04-17-1-000-085.001
PIN: 100261
Owner Name: GULF SHORES
LAND HOLDING L L C

N 89°37'16" E

OHE

TREE

Existing
S 00°45'49" E 1/2" Rebar
20.11'

East 12th Avenue
60' Right of Way

S 89°46'36" W

Point of Beginning
For Current Survey
5
Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085

Existing 3/4" Rebar
4' Tall in the Water

OHE

60.0'

377.82'

S 00°09'52" E

9.86'

E
8"
8'4 '
°3
54 3.31
35
OHE

Lot #1
Calloway Landing Sudivision
Slide 2451-E

OHE

Concrete Slab Edge
3.6' ± West of Line

Southeast corner of Lot #1
Calloway Landing Sudivision
Slide 2451-E

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085
in the saw-grass & marsh
at time of survey

285.00'
S 89°30'12" W

305.00'

Existing 1/2 " Rebar
With Cap LS 24219

E
9"
4'4
°2
0'
58
7.6
42

OHE

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085
in the saw-grass & marsh
at time of survey

OHE

149.78'

Existing 4" X 4"
Concrete Marker

OHE

761.28'

Set 12" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149
in a Gravel Drive

602.53'

19"
°03'
N 70
31'
141.

E
5

Parcel Number: 05-66-04-17-4-000-001.007
PIN: 210692
Owner Name: WATERVILLE U S A INC
Address: PO BOX 1017
City: GULF SHORES
State: AL
Zip: 36547

S 01°13'58" W

Parcel Number: 05-66-04-17-4-000-001.004
PIN: 99722
Owner Name: GEORGE C MEYER FOUNDATION, INC
Address: P O BOX 489
City: FOLEY
State: AL
Zip: 36536

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085
in the saw-grass & marsh
at time of survey

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085
in the paved parking lot

E
0"
1'2 '
°2
4
50 4.3
49

Gravel Drive ±13'
North of line

E
9"
0'1 '
°3
54 8.11
15

Point of Commencement
5
Existing 8" Rebar
SE Cor. Sec. 17, T9S, R4E,
Baldwin Co., AL

Existing 8" Rebar
With Cap CA 0085

89.95'

10.21'

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WŽŝŶƚŽĨĞŐŝŶŶŝŶŐ͘

28.66'

C L = 3 2 2. 4 7 '

LEGEND
EXISTING IRON PIN (TYPE AS SHOWN)

STATE OF: ALABAMA
COUNTY OF: BALDWIN

SET 1/2" REBAR W/CAP CA 1149 LB 8288
EXISTING CONCRETE MONUMENT
UTILITY POLE
H

CALCULATED POINT

Y D

SWAMP AREA
NOT TO SCALE
OHE

OVERHEAD POWER LINE
WIRE FENCE
CENTERLINE OF PAVEMENT ±

REGISTERED
NO. 26950

DRAWN BY

TFA
CHECKED BY

TFA
PROJECT NO.

23-137

ϭϴϯϭdŚƌĞĞEŽƚĐŚ FIELD WORK COMPLETED
ŶĚĂůƵƐŝĂ͕>ϯϲϰϮϭ
01/17/24
ϴϲϲ͘Ϯϰϱ͘Ϭϱϴϰ
DATE
ĐŝǀŝůƐĞ͘ĐŽŵ
01/25/24

Page 28 of 35

225

Parcel Number: 05-66-02-09-4-000-002.000
PIN: 69202
Owner Name: GULF SHORES, CITY OF
Address: P O BOX 299
City: GULF SHORES
State: AL
Zip: 36547

Point of Beginning
Area No. 3
NE Corner Lot 2
Final Plat of High School Subdivision
Slide No. 2041-B
Existing 3" Round
Concrete Marker

SCALE: 1"=150'

R=1942.50'
L=605.95'
CB=S80°59'24"W
CL=603.50'

Set 2" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

S 88°33'49" W

S 89°55'36" W
R=428.50'
L=20.39'
CB=S88°33'49"W
CL=20.39'

385.40'

Existing 3" Round
Concrete Marker

320.42'

Parcel Number: 05-66-02-09-4-000-001.000
PIN: 17652
Owner Name: GULF STATE PARK
Address: GENERAL DELIVERY
City: MONTGOMERY
State: AL
Zip: 36101

Set 12" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

N=99,749.625
E=1,915,206.190

Land Acquired from Gulf State Park
Portion of Parcel# 05-66-02-09-4-000-001.000

14.43 Acres ±

Area No. 3

1323.08'

N 89°58'27" E

E. 22nd Ave

Existing 6"x6"
Concrete Marker

1350.40'

E. 10th Street
452.48'

S 00°07'02" W
1346.5'

S 00°08'52" W

300

Existing 3" Round
Concrete Marker

N=100,212.689
E=1,915,933.436

610.6'

Point of Commencement
Area No. 4 & 5
Existing 6"X6" Concrete Marker
NW Cor. Sec. 10, T9S, R4E,
Baldwin Co., AL

N 89°59'25" W

988.52'

5 .6
'
10 5
R = 18 . 3 2 16 " E
'
9
L= 5 °0 5 4 '
6
6
=N 8 8 9.
=
CL
CB

Parcel Number: 05-66-02-10-3-001-001.000
PIN: 226546
Owner Name: ALABAMA, STATE OF
Address: 50 N RIPLEY ST
City: MONTGOMERY
State: AL
Zip: 36132

N=99,760.104
E=1,916,542.873

Set 12" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

Parcel Number: 05-66-02-10-3-001-002.000
PIN: 226553
Owner Name: UTILITIES BOARD OF THE CITY OF GULF SHOR AND ES
Address: P O BOX 1229
City: GULF SHORES
State: AL
Zip: 36547

Parcel Number: 05-66-02-10-2-001-002.000
PIN: 65355
Owner Name: UTILITIES BOARD OF THE CITY OF GULF SHOR AND ES
Address: P O BOX 1229
City: GULF SHORES
State: AL
Zip: 36547

N 88°48'03" E

1598.37'

4.14 Acres ±
Area No. 4
Land Transfer to Gulf State Park
Portion of Parcel# 05-66-02-10-3-001-002.000

N=100,134.844
E=1,917,349.734

Set 12" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

Point of Beginning
Area No. 5
Existing 3" Round
Concrete Marker

N
40
°0
28 9'5
3.6 7"
E
7'

150
5

1240.99'
591.68'

556.98'

S 00°07'37" W
S 00°07'37" W







Area No. 5

15.92 Acres ±

Existing 3" Dia
Concrete Marker
Busted

REGISTERED
NO. 26950

N=101,269.605
E=1,918,307.525
Set 2" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

N 00°01'20" E

4'
0. 4
93
8'
R = 9 2.8 4 3 " E
'
7
L = 4 ° 3 4 11'
N6 7 6 9.
=
CB CL =

OHE

N=101,599.764
E=1,919,002.167

49.0'

Set 2" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

OVERHEAD POWER LINE
WIRE FENCE
CENTERLINE OF PAVEMENT ±

NOT TO SCALE

CALCULATED POINT

UTILITY POLE

EXISTING CONCRETE MONUMENT

Set 2" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

N 01°12'17" W
23.68'

SET 1/2" REBAR W/CAP CA 1149 LB 8288

EXISTING IRON PIN (TYPE AS SHOWN)

LEGEND

__________________________________________________
TINDELL F. ADAMS AL. LICENSE # 26950

ACCORDING TO MY SURVEY THIS THE 10th DAY OF APRIL, 2024.

STATE OF: ALABAMA
COUNTY OF: BALDWIN

CCB
TFA

CHECKED BY

23-137

PROJECT NO.

ϭϴϯϭdŚƌĞĞEŽƚĐŚ FIELD WORK COMPLETED
04/ /24
ŶĚĂůƵƐŝĂ͕>ϯϲϰϮϭ
DATE
ϴϲϲ͘Ϯϰϱ͘Ϭϱϴϰ
04/10/24
ĐŝǀŝůƐĞ͘ĐŽŵ

*South line of Area 3 revised 4/10/24

DRAWN BY

1. THIS SURVEY WAS DONE WITHOUT BENEFIT OF AN EASEMENT OR TITLE SEARCH NOR DOES IT REFLECT AN EASEMENT OR TITLE SEARCH.
2. THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS NOT SHOWN ON THIS DRAWING THAT MAY BE FOUND IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF THIS COUNTY.
3. BEARINGS HEREON ARE BASED ON A GEODETIC GPS OBSERVATION ON ALABAMA WEST ZONE STATE PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM VIA A CORS OBSERVATION.
4. EXISTING IRON PINS AND MONUMENTS LOCATED AS SHOWN.
5. REPRODUCTIONS OF THIS DRAWING ARE NOT VALID UNLESS SIGNED IN BLUE INK WITH ORIGINAL SIGNATURE AND SEALED WITH A RED SURVEYOR'S SEAL OR
EMBOSSED SEAL.
6. LIABILITY OF THE UNDERSIGNED FOR THE SURVEY SHOWN SHALL NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT PAID FOR THIS SURVEY.
7. NO ATTEMPT NOR REQUEST WAS MADE TO LOCATE ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS EXCEPT AS SHOWN.
8. PORTIONS OF THE PROPERTY SHOWN HEREON ARE IN A SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREA ACCORDING TO THE FEDERAL INSURANCE RATE MAP BEING ZONES AE AND
ZONE X HAVING MAP No. 01003C0943M, EFFECTIVE ON 4/19/2019.

NOTES:

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DESCRIPTIONS AS SURVEYED:

Parcel Number: 05-66-02-10-2-001-003.000
PIN: 226545
Owner Name: ALABAMA, STATE OF
Address: 50 N RIPLEY ST
City: MONTGOMERY
State: AL
Zip: 36132

S 88°47'43" W

1466.54'

100' Right of Way

Canal Road

Intracoastal Waterway

Land Acquired from Gulf State Park
Portion of Parcel# 05-66-02-10-2-001-003.000

Point of Beginning
Area No. 4
Set 12" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

62.8'

N
40
°
12 09'5
01
7"
.2
7' E

Page 29 of 35

225

Parcel Number: 05-66-02-09-4-000-002.000
PIN: 69202
Owner Name: GULF SHORES, CITY OF
Address: P O BOX 299
City: GULF SHORES
State: AL
Zip: 36547

Point of Beginning
Area No. 3
NE Corner Lot 2
Final Plat of High School Subdivision
Slide No. 2041-B
Existing 3" Round
Concrete Marker

SCALE: 1"=150'

R=1942.50'
L=605.95'
CB=S80°59'24"W
CL=603.50'

Set 2" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

S 88°33'49" W

S 89°55'36" W
R=428.50'
L=20.39'
CB=S88°33'49"W
CL=20.39'

385.40'

Existing 3" Round
Concrete Marker

320.42'

Parcel Number: 05-66-02-09-4-000-001.000
PIN: 17652
Owner Name: GULF STATE PARK
Address: GENERAL DELIVERY
City: MONTGOMERY
State: AL
Zip: 36101

Set 12" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

N=99,749.625
E=1,915,206.190

Land Acquired from Gulf State Park
Portion of Parcel# 05-66-02-09-4-000-001.000

14.43 Acres ±

Area No. 3

1323.08'

N 89°58'27" E

E. 22nd Ave

Existing 6"x6"
Concrete Marker

1350.40'

E. 10th Street
452.48'

S 00°07'02" W
1346.5'

S 00°08'52" W

300

Existing 3" Round
Concrete Marker

N=100,212.689
E=1,915,933.436

610.6'

Point of Commencement
Area No. 4 & 5
Existing 6"X6" Concrete Marker
NW Cor. Sec. 10, T9S, R4E,
Baldwin Co., AL

N 89°59'25" W

988.52'

5 .6
'
10 5
R = 18 . 3 2 16 " E
'
9
L= 5 °0 5 4 '
6
6
=N 8 8 9.
=
CL
CB

Parcel Number: 05-66-02-10-3-001-001.000
PIN: 226546
Owner Name: ALABAMA, STATE OF
Address: 50 N RIPLEY ST
City: MONTGOMERY
State: AL
Zip: 36132

N=99,760.104
E=1,916,542.873

Set 12" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

Parcel Number: 05-66-02-10-3-001-002.000
PIN: 226553
Owner Name: UTILITIES BOARD OF THE CITY OF GULF SHOR AND ES
Address: P O BOX 1229
City: GULF SHORES
State: AL
Zip: 36547

Parcel Number: 05-66-02-10-2-001-002.000
PIN: 65355
Owner Name: UTILITIES BOARD OF THE CITY OF GULF SHOR AND ES
Address: P O BOX 1229
City: GULF SHORES
State: AL
Zip: 36547

N 88°48'03" E

1598.37'

4.14 Acres ±
Area No. 4
Land Transfer to Gulf State Park
Portion of Parcel# 05-66-02-10-3-001-002.000

N=100,134.844
E=1,917,349.734

Set 12" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

Point of Beginning
Area No. 5
Existing 3" Round
Concrete Marker

N
40
°0
28 9'5
3.6 7"
E
7'

150
5

1240.99'
591.68'

556.98'

S 00°07'37" W
S 00°07'37" W

Area No. 5

15.92 Acres ±

Existing 3" Dia
Concrete Marker
Busted

REGISTERED
NO. 26950

N=101,269.605
E=1,918,307.525
Set 2" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

N 00°01'20" E

4'
0. 4
93
8'
R = 9 2.8 4 3 " E
'
7
L = 4 ° 3 4 11'
N6 7 6 9.
=
CB CL =

OHE

N=101,599.764
E=1,919,002.167

49.0'

Set 2" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

OVERHEAD POWER LINE
WIRE FENCE
CENTERLINE OF PAVEMENT ±

NOT TO SCALE

CALCULATED POINT

UTILITY POLE

EXISTING CONCRETE MONUMENT

Set 2" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

N 01°12'17" W
23.68'

SET 1/2" REBAR W/CAP CA 1149 LB 8288

EXISTING IRON PIN (TYPE AS SHOWN)

LEGEND

__________________________________________________
TINDELL F. ADAMS AL. LICENSE # 26950

ACCORDING TO MY SURVEY THIS THE 10th DAY OF APRIL, 2024.

STATE OF: ALABAMA
COUNTY OF: BALDWIN

CCB
TFA

CHECKED BY

23-137

PROJECT NO.

ϭϴϯϭdŚƌĞĞEŽƚĐŚ FIELD WORK COMPLETED
04/ /24
ŶĚĂůƵƐŝĂ͕>ϯϲϰϮϭ
DATE
ϴϲϲ͘Ϯϰϱ͘Ϭϱϴϰ
04/10/24
ĐŝǀŝůƐĞ͘ĐŽŵ

*South line of Area 3 revised 4/10/24

DRAWN BY

1. THIS SURVEY WAS DONE WITHOUT BENEFIT OF AN EASEMENT OR TITLE SEARCH NOR DOES IT REFLECT AN EASEMENT OR TITLE SEARCH.
2. THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS NOT SHOWN ON THIS DRAWING THAT MAY BE FOUND IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF THIS COUNTY.
3. BEARINGS HEREON ARE BASED ON A GEODETIC GPS OBSERVATION ON ALABAMA WEST ZONE STATE PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM VIA A CORS OBSERVATION.
4. EXISTING IRON PINS AND MONUMENTS LOCATED AS SHOWN.
5. REPRODUCTIONS OF THIS DRAWING ARE NOT VALID UNLESS SIGNED IN BLUE INK WITH ORIGINAL SIGNATURE AND SEALED WITH A RED SURVEYOR'S SEAL OR
EMBOSSED SEAL.
6. LIABILITY OF THE UNDERSIGNED FOR THE SURVEY SHOWN SHALL NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT PAID FOR THIS SURVEY.
7. NO ATTEMPT NOR REQUEST WAS MADE TO LOCATE ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS EXCEPT AS SHOWN.
8. PORTIONS OF THE PROPERTY SHOWN HEREON ARE IN A SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREA ACCORDING TO THE FEDERAL INSURANCE RATE MAP BEING ZONES AE AND
ZONE X HAVING MAP No. 01003C0943M, EFFECTIVE ON 4/19/2019.

NOTES:

ƌĞĂEŽ͘ϱ

ƌĞĂEŽ͘ϰ

DESCRIPTIONS AS SURVEYED:

Parcel Number: 05-66-02-10-2-001-003.000
PIN: 226545
Owner Name: ALABAMA, STATE OF
Address: 50 N RIPLEY ST
City: MONTGOMERY
State: AL
Zip: 36132

S 88°47'43" W

1466.54'

100' Right of Way

Canal Road

Intracoastal Waterway

Land Acquired from Gulf State Park
Portion of Parcel# 05-66-02-10-2-001-003.000

Point of Beginning
Area No. 4
Set 12" Rebar
With Cap CA 1149

62.8'

N
40
°
12 09'5
01
7"
.2
7' E

Page 30 of 35

RESOLUTION NO. - 26
A RESOLUTION
ACCEPTING THE BID OF SILVER SHIPS, INC.
FOR PURCHASE OF 31 FOOT FREEDOM FIRE BOAT
IN THE AMOUNT OF $792,583.24; AND AUTHORIZING
MATCHING CITY FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $199,927.24

WHEREAS, the FEMA Port Security Grant Program provides funding to port authorities,
facility operators, and state, local, and territorial agencies; and
WHEREAS, that on January 8, 2026, the Gulf Shores Fire Rescue Department was awarded
the FEMA Port Security Grant to purchase a fire boat to be utilized by their department; and
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GULF
SHORES, ALABAMA, WHILE IN REGULAR SESSION ON JULY 13, 2026, as follows:
Section 1. That the bid of Silver Ships, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $792,583,24 for
purchase of a 31-Foot Freedom Fire Boat is hereby accepted, being the lowest bid among sealed
bids opened on April 8, 2026.
Section 2. That the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to
execute and attest, respectively, a contract between the City of Gulf Shores and Silver Ships, Inc.
for purchase of a 31-Foot Freedom Fire Boat in substantially the form presented to Council this
date.
Section 3. That the city would be responsible for a 25% match ($199,927.24), which is
budgeted in the 2026 Budget.
Section 4. That this Resolution shall become effective upon its adoption.
ADOPTED this 13th day of July 2026.
____________________________
Robert Craft, Mayor
ATTEST:
_________________
Tobi Waters, MMC
City Clerk
CERTIFICATE
I, Tobi Waters, MMC, City Clerk of the City of Gulf Shores, Alabama, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of Resolution No. -26 (prepared by City Clerk),
which Resolution was duly and legally adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council on July 13,
2026.
______________________
City Clerk

Page 31 of 35

RESOLUTION NO.

- 26

A RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF A GRANT APPLICATION
FOR FUNDING FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY
FEMA PORT SECURITY GRANT PROGRAM
FOR PURCHASE OF A MOBILE COMMAND VEHICLE
IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,251,000.00; AND AUTHORIZING
MATCHING CITY FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $567,750.00
_________________________________________________________________________________
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GULF SHORES, ALABAMA,
WHILE IN REGULAR SESSION ON JULY 13, 2026 as follows:
Section 1. That the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to execute and
attest, respectively, a grant application to pursue Grant funding from the Department of Homeland
Security FEMA Port Security Grant Program to purchase a Mobile Command Vehicle to be utilized
by the Police Department in an amount of $2,251,000.00; and if awarded, authorize the Mayor and
City Clerk to execute said contract.
Section 2. That if awarded, the city would be responsible for a 25% match ($562,750.00),
which would be budgeted in the 2028 or 2029 Capital Budget.
Section 3. That in the event a grant is awarded, the City of Gulf Shores understands that it
will sign assurances to comply with all applicable Federal and State laws, rules and regulations.
Section 4. That this Resolution shall become effective upon its adoption.

ADOPTED this 13th day of July, 2026.
____________________
Robert Craft, Mayor
ATTEST:
__________________
Tobi Waters, MMC
City Clerk
CERTIFICATE
I, Tobi Waters, MMC, City Clerk of the City of Gulf Shores, Alabama, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true and correct copy of Resolution No.
- 26 (prepared by City Clerk), which
Resolution was duly and legally adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council on July 13, 2026.
_________________________
City Clerk

Page 32 of 35

ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE
ASSENTING TO THE ANNEXATION
OF CERTAIN PROPERTY DESCRIBED HEREIN TO
THE CITY OF GULF SHORES, ALABAMA AND
EXTENDING THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY
TO INCLUDE SUCH PROPERTY
_________________________________________________________________________
WHEREAS, on the 23rd day of May 2026, Mr. Edward Bonifay & Mrs. Terri L. Bonifay,
owners of property located at 21887 Cotton Creek Drive, the real property hereinafter described, did
file with the City Clerk a petition asking that the said tracts or parcels of land be annexed to and
become a part of the City of Gulf Shores; and
WHEREAS, said petition did contain the signature of the owner of the described territory and a
map of said property showing its relationship to the corporate limits of the City of Gulf Shores; and
WHEREAS, the governing body did determine that it is in the public interest that said property
be annexed to the City of Gulf Shores and it did further determine that all legal requirements for
annexing said real property have been met pursuant to Sections 11-42-20 through 11-42-24, Code of
Alabama, 1975; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GULF SHORES, ALABAMA, WHILE IN REGULAR SESSION ON JULY 13, 2026, as follows:
Section 1. That the Council of the City of Gulf Shores, Alabama, finds and declares that it is in
the best interest of the citizens of the city, and the citizens of the affected area, to bring the territory
described in Section 2 of this ordinance into the City of Gulf Shores.
Section 2. That the boundary lines of the City of Gulf Shores, Alabama, be and the same are
hereby altered or rearranged so as to include all of the territory hereto before encompassed by the
corporate limits of the City of Gulf Shores, Alabama, and in addition thereto the following described
territory, to-wit:
As situated in Baldwin County, Alabama, to-wit:
Commencing from the Southeast corner of Section 34, Township 8 South, Range 4 East, run West
332 feet to the point and place of beginning; thence run North 391.1 feet to a point; thence run West
166 feet to a point; thence run South 391.1 feet to a point; thence run East 166 feet to the point of
beginning, intending to describe the same property conveyed in that certain Warranty Deed dated
February 18, 2011, and recorded on February 22, 2011, as Instrument Number 1274439 in the Office
of the Judge of Probate of Baldwin County, Alabama.
21887 Cotton Creek Drive, Gulf Shores, AL 36542

Page 33 of 35

Ordinance No.
Page 2

-26

Section 3. That the subject property will be zoned R-1-1 (Residential/Single-family Estate
District) upon annexation.
Section 4. That this ordinance shall be published as provided by law, and a certified copy of
same, together with a certified copy of the petition of the property owners, shall be filed with the
Probate Judge of Baldwin County, Alabama.
Section 5. That the territory described in this ordinance shall become a part of the corporate
limits of the City of Gulf Shores, Alabama, upon publication of this ordinance as set forth in Section
4 above.
Section 6. That this Ordinance shall become effective upon its adoption and publication as
required by law.
ADOPTED this 13th day of July 2026.
__________________________
Robert Craft, Mayor
ATTEST:

________________
Tobi Waters, MMC
City Clerk

CERTIFICATE
I, Tobi Waters, MMC, City Clerk of the City of Gulf Shores, Alabama, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct copy of Ordinance No. (prepared by City Clerk), which Ordinance
was duly and legally adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council on July 13, 2026, and the same
was duly published as required by law.

City Clerk

Page 34 of 35

ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE
GRANTING OF A NONEXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE
TO GRANBURY EXECUTIVE TRANSPORT
TO PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION SERVICE IN THE CITY OF GULF SHORES
AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A FRANCHISE AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE CITY OF GULF SHORES AND THE COMPANY
_______________________________________________________________
WHEREAS, Adam Clark, owner of Granbury Executive Transport has requested
approval of its franchise to empower the Company to provide transportation services in the City
of Gulf Shores; and
WHEREAS, the city is desirous of granting a nonexclusive franchise to Adam Clark,
owner of Granbury Executive Transport, to provide transportation service in the city; and
WHEREAS, the residents of the city will benefit by the granting of such a franchise
renewal; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GULF SHORES, ALABAMA, WHILE IN REGULAR SESSION ON JULY 13, 2026, as
follows:
Section 1. That the approval of a nonexclusive franchise be and it is hereby granted to
Adam Clark, owner of Granbury Executive Transport, for operation of a taxi service within the
corporate limits of the city.
Section 2. That the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby directed and authorized to execute
and attest, respectively, a Franchise Agreement between the City of Gulf Shores and Adam
Clark, owner of Granbury Executive Transport which sets forth the requirements, covenants and
agreements of a franchise to the Company for operation of a taxi service within the City.
Section 3. That any future additional vehicles or drivers must be approved by the Revenue
Division.
Section 4. That the subject Franchise Agreement, the full text of which is available for
examination in the office of the City Clerk, is dated July 13, 2026.
Section 5. That this Ordinance shall become effective upon its adoption and publication
as required by law.
ADOPTED this 13th day of July 2026.

Robert Craft, Mayor

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Attest:

____________________________
Tobi Waters, MMC
City Clerk
CERTIFICATE
I, Tobi Waters, MMC, City Clerk of the City of Gulf Shores, Alabama, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of Ordinance No. (prepared by City Clerk), which
Ordinance was duly and legally adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council on July 13,
2026, and published as required by law.

________________________________
City Clerk

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