minute book - Harrison County

MINUTE BOOK 

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI 

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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI 

COUNTY OF HARRISON 

BE IT REMEMBERED, that a regular meeting of the Board of supervisors 

of Harrison county, Mississippi was begun and held in the meeting room of 

the Board of supervisors of Harrison County, located in the First Judicial 

District Courthouse, at Gulfport, Mississippi, on the FIRST MONDAY OF 

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DECEMBER 1997, being December 1, 1997, the same being the time fixed by 

law and the place fixed by the Order of the Board Of Supervisors of Harrison 

county at a former meeting thereof for holding said meeting of said Board. 

THERE WERE PRESENT and in attendance on said Board, Honorable Larry 

Benefield, president of said Board, presiding; Bobby Eleuterius, David V. 

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LaRosa, Sr., Robin Alfred Midcalf, and C. T. SWitzer, Jr., members of said Board 

of supervisors; Maudie cuevas, Tax Assessor for Harrison County, Mississippi; 

Joseph price, Sheriff of Harrison county, Mississippi; and John MCAdams, 

Chancery Clerk and EX-Officio Clerk of said Board. 

WHEREUPON, after the proclamation of the Sheriff, the following 

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Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF moved, and Supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS 

seconded, adoption ofthe following 

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A RESOLUTION OF THE HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 

NAMING THE NEWLY CONSTRUCTED PIER IN THE MISSISSIPPI SOUND, 

WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF LONG BEACH AS THE 

"JlM SIMPSON, SR. MEMORIAL FISHING PIER" AND FOR RELATED 

PURPOSES 

\VHEREAS, James Charles Simpson, Sr., affectionately known to his friends as "Jim", had a long and 

distinguished career as a public servant to the Citizens ofHarrison County and the State ofM·ississippi; and 

\VHEREAS, his career as a public servant included his service of twenty-eight (28) years as a member of the 

Mississippi Legislature from Harrison County; and 

\VHEREAS, during his service in the Mississippi Legislature, he served as a member of the House Ways and 

Means Committee, Municipalities Committee, Chairman of the House Education Committee and as Chnirman of the 

Powerful House Rules Committee; and 

\VHEREAS, his many accomplishments in the Mississippi Legislature, at its inception, included the co-authorship 

or the Education Reronn Act or 1982; and 

WHEREAS, in addition to his service in the Mississippi Legislature, Jim Simpson served as a member of the 

Mississippi Marine Conservation Committee; and 

WHEREAS, throughout Jim Simpson's career as a public servant, he received the unrailing support or his wire, 

Jeanne B. Simpson; his daughter, Kathleen; and his sons, James, Jr., and Stephen; and 

WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper that this outstanding Citizen and public servant of Harrison County and the 

State or Mississippi be honored for his many accomplishments and long years or service. 

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HARRISON 

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COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, AS FOLLOWS: 

SECTION I. The Harrison County Board ofSupervisors, for and on behalr or the Citizens of Harrison County. by 

the adoption of this Resolution, does hereb~ honor James Charles (Jim) .Simpson, Sr. ror his many accomplishments and 

his outstanding public service to Harrison County and the State or Mississippi; 

SECTION II. The newly constructed fishing pier in the Mississippi Sound. located within the corporate limits of 

the City of Long Beach. is hereby named and shall be hereafter known as the "Jim Simpson. Sr. Memorial Fishing Pier". 

SECTION III. 

Memorial Fishing Pier", 

Appropriate signage shall be constructed to identify this structure as the "Jim Simpson, Sr. 

SECTION IV. A copy of this Resolution shall be fumishedto his wife. Jean B. Simpson; his daughter, Kathleen; 

his sons. James. Jr.. and Stephen. 

SECTION V. A copy of this resolution shall be spread upon the official minutes or the Harrison County Board or 

Supervisors there to remain as a testament to the memory ofJames Charles "Jim" Simpson. Sr. 

Having received a motion and a second to adopt the above and foregoing Resolution the President pUI the question 

to a vote with the rollowing results: 

Supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS voted 

Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF voted 

Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA. SR. voted 

Supervisor LARRY BENEAELD voted 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

Supervisor CT. SWITZER. JR. voted 

AYE 

The majority or the members present having voted in the affirmative. the President then declared the Motion carried 

and the Resolution adopted on this the 1st or December, 1997. 

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The following came on for consideration by the Board: 

RESOLUTION 

There next came on for discussion the execution of a Special Warranty Deed by the 

HARRISON COUNTY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, acting for and on behalf of the 

Harrison County Board of Supervisors, and the HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF 

SUPERVISORS, jointly acting for Harrison County, Mississippi, to Triton Systems, Inc., 

conveying certain real property located in the First Judicial District of Harrison County, 

Mississippi, said property being more fully described in the Special Warranty Deed to Triton 

Systems, Inc. attached hereto, and after a general discussion of the subject, Commission 

Member M_a_ry-'"-_B_a_n_k_s_t_o_n offered the adoption of the 

following Resolution: 

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A RESOLUTION OF THE HARRISON COUNTY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 

AUI'HORIZING THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY TO EXECUfE A SPECIAL 

WARRANTY DEED TO CONVEY 26.783 ACRES OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY 

LOCATED IN THE LONG BEACH INDUSTRIAL PARK, FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF 

HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, TO TRITON SYSTEMS, INC. AND REQUESTING THE 

HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO CONCUR HEREIN AND TO JOIN IN 

THE EXECUTION AND CONVEYANCE. 

BE IT RESOLVED by the Harrison County Development Commission that: 

WHEREAS, the Harrison County Development Commission does find and does so 

adjudicate that it would be in the public interest to sell that certain real property located in the 

Long Beach Industrial Park to Triton Systems, Inc., for the amount of ONE HUNDRED 

THIRTY-THREE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED FIFTEEN and NO/loo DOLLARS 

($133,915.00), all which the Harrison County Development Commission does find and 

adjudicate is a fair and reasonable price for said property; and 

WHEREAS, the Harrison County Development Commission does find and does so 

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adjudicate that it would be in the public interest to execute a Special Warranty Deed to Triton

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Systems, Inc. for the purpose ofconstructing and operating a design and manufacturing facility; 

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WHEREAS, the Harrison County Board of Supervisors, should be requested to concur 

herein and to join in the execution and conveyance. 

It is therefore, 

RESOLVED, that the President and Secretary of the Harrison County Development 

Commission are hereby authorized and directed to execute a Special Warranty Deed conveying 

said real property. 

COMMISSION MEMBER Jimmy Walker. Sr. seconded the 

motion, and on a roll call vote, the result was as follows: 

Commissioner Mary Bankston 

Commissioner Frank Castiglia, Jr. 

Commissioner Logan C. Cline, Jr. 

Commissioner Esther Coleman 

Commissioner Louis Elias 

Commissioner Franklin Kyle 

Commissioner W. R. "Billy" Lyons 

Commissioner Don Mason 

Commissioner L. J. Patterson 

Commissioner Jimmy Walker, Sr 

Commissioner Elmer Williams, r-esident 

Commissioner Cy Faneca 

Voted: 

Voted: 

Voted: 

Voted: 

Voted: 

Voted: 

Voted: 

Voted: 

Voted: 

Voted: 

Voted: 

Voted: 

Aye 

Aye 

Absent 

Aye 

Aye 

Aye 

Aye 

Absent 

Aye 

Aye 

Aye 

Aye 

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A majority of the Members present and voting .n the affirmative, the President declared the ..) 

motion carried and the resolution adopted on the 25th day of _M_a_r_c_h , 1992-. 

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CERTIFICATE 

I, Kecia Walker, Secretary of the Harrison County Development Commission, hereby 

certify that the attached Resolution and Order dated Jfla./1 (h c2S; /19) 

, are true 

and correct copies of such Resolution and order adopted on such date. 

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WITNESS MY SIGNATURE, this the;!'!" day of ,yernl'f/l , 1997. 

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Kecla Walker, S~ retary 

Harrison County )evelopment Commission 

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BY y1ifU 

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SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED 

FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION of the sum of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE 

THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED FIFTEEN and NO/1 00 DOLLARS ($133,915.00) cash in hand 

paid and other good and valuable considerations, the receipt and sufficiency of all of 

which is hereby acknowledged, the undersigned, HARRISON COUNTY DEVELOPMENT 

COMMISSION, Post Office Box 1870, Gulfport, Mississippi, 39502, (228-863-3807), 

acting for and on behalf of the HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, and the 

HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, Harrison County Courthouse, Gulfport, 

Mississippi 39502 (228-865-4001), and jointly acting for and on behalf of HARRISON ] 

COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, as Grantors, do hereby sell, convey and specially warrant unto 

TRITON SYSTEMS, INC., 522 East Railroad Street, Long Beach, Mississippi 39560 (228- 

868-1317) as Grantee, the following described property situated in Harrison County, 

Mississippi, to-wit: 

A parcel of land situated and being located in the South Half of the 

Southwest Quarter of Section 9, Township 8 South, Range 12 West, City 

of Long Beach, First Judicial District of Harrison County, Mississippi, and 

being more particularly described as follows: 

For the Point of Beginning, Commence at a concrete monument located at 

the Southwest corner of Centsible Homes Development (Subdivision Plat 

Book 34, Page 3); thence South 89 degrees 56 minutes 59 seconds East 

361.67 feet along the South line of Centsible Homes Development and the 

projection thereof to a concrete monument located at the Southeast corner 

of property now or formerly to Norman Cox; thence North 00 degrees 24 

minutes 08 seconds West 324.92 feet to a concrete monument located at 

the Northeast corner of said property now or formerly to Norman Cox, said 

corner being located on the South margin of Street "B"; thence South 89 

degrees 55 minutes 16 seconds East 1439.87 feet along said South margin 

of Street "8" to a concrete monument located at the intersection with the 

West margin of Avenue "A" North; thence South 00 degrees 26 minutes 22 

seconds East 702.11 feet along said West margin of Avenue" A" North; 

thence South 89 degrees 24 minutes 15 seconds West 1032.77 feetto a 

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concrete 

monumment; thence continue South 89 degrees 24 minutes 15 

seconds West 769.68 feet to a concrete monument located on the East 

margin of Espy Avenue; thence North 00 degrees 19 minutes 49 seconds 

West 398.23 feet along said East margin of Espy Avenue to the said Point 

of Beginning. Said parcel of land contains 26.783 acres, more or less. 

The herein described parcel of land is referred to as lot 1, a portion of Lots 

2 and 3, Block S, an unrecorded map of Long Beach Industrial Park on file 

in the office of the Harrison County Development Commission, One 

Hancock Plaza, Gulfport, Mississippi. 

Please index as follows: Located in the S Y:z of the SW'J. of Section 9, 

Township 8 South, Range 12 West, Harrison County, Mississippi. 

Ad Valorem taxes for the current year are prorated and assumed by the Grantee. 

The above described land shall be used for a design and manufacturing facility, and 

if the Purchaser fails to use the land for said purpose within one year from the date of the 

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sale, Sellers shall have the option, but n~t the obligation, to repurchase such land at the 

purchase price as stated above. 

Witness my signature on this the:i..Lday of '4rr;J>r11):fA ,{ , 1997. 

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HARR ;ON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 

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CLERK 

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PERSONALLY came and appeared before me on this the t2l.I..-- day of 

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,19'11, the undecsl9ned a",ho"ty In and fo, the County and Stat< 

aforesaid, the within named Elmer Williams, President, and Mary Bankston, Secretary, of 

the Harrison County Development Commission, a public entity of the State of Mississippi, 

and who acknowledged that they signed and delivered the above and foregoing 

instrument on the day and year therein set out as the act and deed of the Harrison County 

Development Commission, they having full authority to do so. 

~ WITNESS my hand and official ,eal of off"e on thi, the ,Jf- day 01 

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My Commission Expires: 

IIISSISSIPPI STAmtlDE ttoTARY PUfJllC 

MY CXlMIIISSIOH EXPIRES AUG. 15, 2000 

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PERSONALLY came and appeared before me on this the day of 

________, 19_, the undersigned authority in and for the County and State 

aforesaid. the within named Larry Benefield, President, and John McAdams, Clerk, of The 

Harrison County Board of Supervisors, a pub!;c entity of the State of Mississippi, and who 

acknowledged that they signed and delivere~ the above and foregoing instrument on the 

day and year therein set out as the act and deed of the Harrison County Board of 

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Supervisors, they having full authority to dc so. 

WITNESS my hand and official sEal of office on this the 

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PREPARED BY: Allen, Vaughn, Cobb & Hooc :>.A. 

Post Office Drawer 4108 

Gulfport, Mississippi 39502-~ . 08 

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ORDER 

There next came on for consideration the request of the HARRISON COUNTY 

DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION to concur in a Resolution to enter into a Special Warranty 

Deed conveying 26.783 acres of certain real property located in the Long Beach Industrial Park 

in the First Judicial District, Harrison County, Mississippi, to Triton Systems, Inc., and after 

a full discussion of the subject, Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. 

offered 

the adoption of the following Order, to-wit: 

AN ORDER OF THE HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CONCURRING IN 

A RESOLUTION TO ENTER INTO A SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED CONVEYING 26.783 

ACRES OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE LONG BEACH INDUSTRIAL 

PARK TO TRITON SYSTEMS, INC. AND FINDING THAT THE PRESIDENT AND CLERK 

BE AND THE SAME'ARE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE SAID SPECIAL WARRANTY 

DEED AND TO CONCUR AND JOIN IN SAID CONVEYANCE. 

It is therefore, 

ORDERED, that receipt of a Resolution by the Harrison County Development 

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Commission authorizing the President and Secretary of the Commission to enter into a Special 

Warranty Deed by and between the Harrison County Development Commission, acting for and 

on behalf of the Harrison County Board of Supervisors, and the Harrison County Board of 

Supervisors, jointly acting for Harrison County, Mississippi, conveying 26.783 acres (more or 

less) of certain real property located in Harrison County, Mississippi, to Triton Systems, Inc., 

finding that it would be in the public interest to do so for the purpose of constructing and 

operating a design and manufacturing facility, and finding that the President and Secretary of 

the Harrison County Development Commission should be authorized and directed to execute said 

Special Warranty Deed, and requesting the Harrison County Board of Supervisors to concur 

therein and to join in the execution of the Special Warranty Deed, is hereby acknowledged. 

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It is FURTHER ORDERED, that this Board does concur in said resolution and adopts 

the findings contained therein; and it is further 

ORDERED, that the President and Clerk of the Harrison County Board of Supervisors 

are hereby authorized and directed to execute the Special Warranty Deed attached as Exhibit"A" 

to the resolution of the Harrison County Development Commission. 

SUPERVISOR ROBIN A~FRED MIDCALF seconded the 

motion, and on a roll call vote, the result ",as as follows: 

Supervisor Bobby Eleuterius Voted: AYE 

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Supervisor Larry Benefield Voted: AYE 

Supervisor David LaRosa, S~. Voted: AYE 

Supervisor Robin Midcalf Voted: AYE 

Supervisor C. T. Switzer, Ir Voted: AYE 

A majority of the Supervisors pre :nt and voting in the affirmative, the President 

declared the motion carried and the orderdopted on the 1s t day of December 

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Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. introduced and moved adoption 

of the following Resolution: 

RESOLUTION DIRECTING HANCOCK BANK AS TRUSTEE TO RELEASE 

TO ROXCO, LTD. RETAINAGE IN EXCESS OF 5% WITHHELD FROM 

PAYMENTS FOR CLINICAL SUPPORT ADDITION, SUPERSTRUCTURE 

PROJECT AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AT GULFPORT 

WHEREAS, ROxco, Ltd., is currently performing work at Memorial 

Hospital at Gulfport (the "Hospital") pursuant to a contract dated 

July 5, 1995, fro::! the City of GUlfport (the "City) and the 

Gulfport-West Harrison county Hospital District (the "District"), 

which work prior tc early 1997 was paid for out of funds held by 

Hancock Bank as Trustee under a certain Trust Indenture, pursuant 

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to which certain c:ty of GUlfport Hospital Revenue Bonds, 

Series 

1994A were issued ~or 

the benefit of, and which are to be repaid 

by, the Hospital, a,d which work has been paid for by the Hospital 

with its own funds ~ince early 1997; and 

WHEREAS, Roxc~, Ltd., has requested the Hospital to reduce 

retainage and furth~r requested the City and the District to direct 

reduction in retair~ge held by Hancock Bank as Trustee pursuant to 

the provisions of Section 31-5-33, Mississippi Code 1972, as 

amended; 

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WHEREAS, the P. 

spital has received a letter from BlitchjKrebs, 

the Architect on t·~ Project, dated November 17, 1997, a copy of 

which is attached ~~ this Resolution as Exhibit 'A', stating that 

the work is more - :"lan 50% complete, is on schedule and in the 

Architect's opinio~ has been performed in a satisfactory manner, 

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thus complying with the requirements of section 31-5-33 for 

reduction in retainage from 10% to 5%; 

and 

WHEREAS, 

the Hospital, by Resolution, has formally requested 

the Gulfport City Council to adopt an appropriate resolution 

directing Hancock Bank as Trustee to reduce retainage withheld for 

payments for Roxco, Ltd. on the Clinical Support Addition, 

Superstructure Project at Memorial Hospital at GUlfport, from 10% 

to 5% and pay the difference to ROxco, Ltd.; 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of 

Harrison County, Mississippi, acting for and on behalf of the 

Gulfport-West Harrison County Hospital District, as follows: 

Section 1. That Hancock Bank, as Trustee, be and hereby is 

authorized and directed to release and pay to Roxco, Ltd. all funds 

held as retainage in excess of 5% 

of the payment requests paid by 

said bank as Trustee for the Clinical Support Addition 

superstructure Project at Memorial Hospital at Gulfport. 

Section 2. 

That the Clerk of the Board of supervisors forward 

certified copies of this Resolution to the city Clerk of the City 

of Gulfport and the Administrator of Memorial Hospital at Gulfport. 

The motion was seconded by supervisor 

After discussion, the matter was put to a 

ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF. 

vote with the following 

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supervisor Bobby Eleuterius voted: 

AYE 

supervisor Larry Benefield voted: 

AYE 

Supervisor David LaRosa voted: 

AYE 

Supervisor Robin Alfred Midcalf voted: AYE 

Supervisor C. T. Switzer voted: AYE

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those present, the motion was declared passed and the Resolution 

adopted on the ~ day of 

December 

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There came on for consideration the request by Roxco, Ltd., to 

reduce its retainage on the Clinical Support Addition 

Superstructure Project to 5% and to withhold 5% of retainage from 

future payment requests. Whereupon Edward O. Reid moved 

adoption of the following Resolution: 

RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING REDUCTION IN RETAINAGE TO 5% ON 

CLINICAL SUPPORT ADDITION, SUPERSTRUCTURE PROJECT, AT 

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AT GULFPORT 

WHEREAS, Roxco, Ltd., is currently performing work at Memorial 

Hospital at Gulfport (the "Hospital") pursuant to a contract dated 

July 5, 1995, from the City of Gulfport (the "City) and the 

Gulfport-West Harrison County Hospital District (the "District"), 

which work prior to early 1997 was paid for out of funds held by 

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Hancock Bank as Trustee under a 

certain Trust Indenture, pursuant 

to which certain City of GUlfport Hospital Revenue Bonds, Series 

1994A were issued for the benefit of, and which are to be repaid 

by, the Hospital, and which work has been paid for by the Hospital 

with its own funds since early 1997; and 

WHEREAS, Roxco, Ltd., has requested the Hospital to reduce 

retainage and further requested the City and the District to direct 

reduction in retainage held by Hancock Bank as Trustee pursuant to 

the provisions of Section 31-5-33, Mississippi Code 1972, as 

amended; 

and 

WHEREAS, the Hospital has received a letter from Blitch/Krebs, 

the Architect on the Project, dated November 17, 1997, a copy of 

which is attached to this Resolution as Exhibit 'A', stating that 

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the work is more than 50% complete, is on schedule and in the 

Architect's opinion has been performed in a 

satisfactory manner, 

thus complying with the requirements of section 31-5-33 for 

reduction in retainage from 10% to 5%; 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF 

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AT GULFPORT AS 

FOLLOWS: 

section 1. 

That the city of Gulfport and the Harrison County 

Board of supervisors, acting for and on behalf of the Gulfport-West 

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Harrison County Hospital District, be and hereby are requested to 

adopt appropriate resolutions directing Hancock Bank as Trustee to 

reduce retainage withheld from payments to Roxco, Ltd., on the 

Clinical Support Addition, Superstructure Project at Memorial 

Hospital at GUlfport from 10% to 5% and to pay the difference to 

Roxco, Ltd.; 

Section 2. 

The Chief Financial Officer of Memorial Hospital 

at Gulfport is hereby authorized and directed to pay to Roxco, 

Ltd., the difference between the retainage currently withheld on 

the Clinical Support Addition, Superstructure Project and 5% of the 

payment requests paid to date by the Hospital, and to withhold from 

future payment requests by Roxco, Ltd., the sum of 5%, 

as provided 

by statute. 

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The motion was seconded by __~R~o~YL-~N~e~wm~a~n~ __ After 

discssion, the matter was put to a vote with the following result: 

Myrtis Franke voted 

Edward o. Reid voted 

Roy Newman voted 

Theodore Williams voted

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David White voted 

Norman Dilley voted 

Richard Chapin voted 

The motion having received a majority affirmative vote of the 

trustees present, the motion was declared passed and the Resolution 

adopted this the 24th day of November 

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11/17/1997 12:59 BLITCH/KNEVEL ARCHTS 

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Blitch Architects, Inc. 

757 St. 0>Dl..-A--.';:O;i:.., l.ouiN.a 70130 • 15G4) 52C-4634 

~.o. Bas 665. Ablla 6pr!r., 1.ouIIlaDA 7~ • (SOC) m·173& . 

JJ, Krebs & Soru; 1m:. 

3013 21t11 SInd..~Ir'" Lould- 70002, (S041 &!7-lU1O 

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Date: 17 Nov~ber 1997 

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Memorial Hospl~l at. G'ulfpart 

4500 Thf rt,eentll street 

Gulfport; MlssLssippr39502-1S1S0 

Attn: M.s. GlngQi Worth;· . 

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City of GUlfpOrt' .... 

'. GUlfpOrt-West··:l:farrl.scn County. HosPItal DlsUict 

Acting by. and: through' Board or Supervison of 

Harrison COlJntY,Mfsslsslppj' . 

. Re:. ..Memo"l1al .H.ospltaJ at Gulfport 

Cliniar~UJJPort· Addition 

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Ladies! Gentt~en: .. . 

In 3ccordance'Wlth Section 31-5-33, MississIppi Code 1972, 'as iIl1l!tldi!d - 

since the- referenced 

contraCt is Jar. !non!' thalT $750i OOO; the 'NOne' is more than SO% complete; It Is on sdtedllle; and, 

in' our oplnfani~!t haS been performed In 3.Sitlsfactory manner ~ we tKOmmend that the retaJnage 

for the project. be:redliced from 10% to .5%•. Iil addition to complying with t.hestatutory 

rl!qulrements coricemmg: the reduction, we wish to also nate that the continuance of the 10% 

. retainage wourdbean,undue burden for the Coritractorto bear - in vil!'N of the protracted length 

of the Contract,wh~ nas resulted from numerous .changes 'and 'defays over which the Contractor 

'. hois :had no:controL . Further, we feel that ii, retalnage of 5% a1' this stage of the c:anstnJctlon is 

mote than sufficient·ti:l flillyand crmservatively protect the OW~~ Interests. We, therefore, 

request thafyotiaPPi'tlve this.reduction. . 

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T.· Barnes ROJ(co, Ltd.

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CERTIFICATE 

I, Edward O. Reid _ _S_e_cr_e_t_a_r_y of the Board of 

Trustees of Memorial Hospital at Gulfport, hereby certify that the 

foregoing is a true and correct copy of a Resolution adopted at a 

duly authorized meeting of the Board of Trustees held on the 

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Supervisor__D_A_V_I_D_V_._L_A_R_O_SA-,-,_SR_. 


moved the adoption ofthe 

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A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF 

HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI AUTHORIZING EMINENT DOMAIN 

PROCEEDINGS TO ACQUIRE EASEMENTS FROM GREGORY S. LAY 

AND WIFE, BRIGITT M. LAY, AND PATRICIA A. GIVENS FOR 

COMPENSATION ESTABLISHED BY APPRAISALS FOR THE 

EXTENSION OF CANAL ROAD PROJECT 

WHEREAS, Harrison County, Mississippi is in the land acquisition phase ofthe Canal Road 

Extension project, a state-aid project to connect existing Canal Road with State Highway 53, and the 

Board of Supervisors ("Governing Authority") have been advised that acquisition needs to be 

completed within strict deadlines in order to receive state funding; and 

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WHEREAS, Parcel No. C-13 owned by Gregory S. Lay and wife, Brigitt M. Lay, and 

Patricia A Givens is particularly described on a drawing prepared by Garner Russell & Associates, 

Inc., Consulting Engineers, attached hereto as Exhibit "A"; and 

WHEREAS, said parcel has been appraised at the instance ofHarrison County by Everette 

B. Ladner, Real Estate Appraiser, and said appraisal has been reviewed and confinned by Sidney 

L. Cullifer, Jr., Real Estate Appraiser, and reasonable compensation for said parcel has been 

determined on the basis ofthe fair market value ofthe land and improvements established by said 

appraisal, as follows: 

Parcel No.C- 13 

$ 800.00, and 

WHEREAS, an offer has been made by Deborah A Thompson, P. A, Attorneys, on behalf 

ofHarrison County to the property owners for said parcel identified above on the basis ofthe values 

established by the appraisal report, and said owners having rejected said offer, the Board of 

Supervisors ofHarrison County finds that it is necessary to the project, and in the best interest of 

Harrison County that authorization be given to the said attorneys for the County to proceed by 

eminent domain to acquire said easements on the basis ofthe statement ofvalues established by said 

appraisal; and 

I 

WHEREAS, the Board further finds that due to funding deadlines, Harrison County shall 

suffer irreparable harm and delay by exercising the right to condemn the property through eminent 

domain proceedings pursuant to Sections 11-27-1-through 11-27-49, Mississippi Code of 1972, as 

opposed to claiming the right ofimmediate title and possession ofsaid property pursuant to Sections 

11-27-81 through 11-27-89 ofthe Mississippi Code ofl972; 

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF 

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HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, AS FOLLOWS: 

Section l.Harrison County, Mississippi is hereby authorized to acquire right-of-way 

easements from the owners together with all other parties in interest for reasonable compensation 

based on the above mentioned appraisal, as follows: 

Parcel No. C-13 from Gregory S. Lay and wife, Brigitt M. Lay, and Patricia A. Givens, for 

the sum of$ 800.00. 

Section 2. Deborah A. Thompson, P.A., attorneys for the County, are hereby authorized and 

ordered to commence eminent domain proceedings for the purpose of acquiring the easements 

identified above on the basis ofthe statement ofcompensation for said parcel as established by said 

appraisal. The Complaint in Eminent Domain shall claim the right ofimmediate title and possession 

pursuant to Sections 11-27-81 through 11-27-89 ofthe Mississippi Code ofl972. 

Section 3. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect immediately upon its passage and 

enactment according to law. 

Supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS seconded the motion to adopt the 

above and foregoing Resolution, whereupon the President put the question to a vote with the 

following results: 


Supervisor LARRY BENEFIELD voted 

AYE 

AYE 

Supervisor DAVID V. LaROSA, SR. voted 

AYE 

Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF voted AYE 

Supervisor C. T. SWITZER, JR. voted 

AYE 

The majority ofthe members present having voted in the affirmative, the President then declared the 

motion carried and the Resolution adopted on this the 1st day of Dec. , 1997. 

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, HARRISON 

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COUNTY MISSISSIPPI 

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...·.DeCEMBER 1997 TERM 

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Deborah A. Thompson 

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Robert G. Gillespie, Jr. 

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238 B Courthouse Road 

Gulfport, Mississippi 39507 

November 10, 1997 

Telephone (601) 897-1994 

Facsimile (601) 897-2517 

Gregory S. Lay and wife Brigitt M. Lay 

14524 Palamino Drive 

Gulfport, MS 39503 

Patricia A. Givens 



Re: Extension ofCanal Road, Project No. SAP 24(54) 

Parcel No.: C-13 

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Lay and Ms. Givens: 

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Enclosed is an amended offer on behalfofHarrison County for the permanent easement and 

drainage easement on the east side ofthe property known as Parcel 14 ofLyman Ranchettes 

Subdivision. This is the lot where the darker colored house is located. A revised drawing ofthe 

easement is attached to the offer. 

This amendment is necessary due to an error on the original drawing ofthe easement A copy of 

the original drawing was sent to you with the offer package dated August 22, 1997. 

I hope that you will accept this amended offer so that we will not be obligated to go to court over 

this tiny easement. 

Sincerely, 


Enclosures: Amended offer and revised drawing ofthe easements 

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TO: 

Gregory S. Lay and Brigitt M. Lay 


GuLfport, MS 39507 

and 


L4486 PaLamino Drive 


FROM: 

Deborah A. Thompson, P. A., Attorneys 

on behalfof 

Harrison County, Mississippi 


GuLfport, MS 39507 

(601) 897-1994 



AMENDED OFFER TO PURCHASEMill STATEMENT OF COMPENSATION 

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Harrison County, Mississippi, hereby offers all interested parties who may have an 

interest in the real estate to be acquired as hereinafter described or identified the sum of$ 800, 

which has been estimated to be just compensation for such property and rights based upon the 

fair market value ofthe property. Information concerning the offer and a summary ofthe amount 

set out above as just compensation is, as follows: 

1. Particularly described and shown on drawing attached hereto as Schedule "A". 

2. Type ofinterest being acquired: perpetual (permanent) road easement and a 

permanent drainage easement. 

3. Improvements, including fixtures which are to be acquired: Landscaping 

4. Identification ofany improvements including fixtures not owned by the owners on 

the property: none. 

5. Summary of Fair Market Value and offer: 

(a) Land and Improvements 

Pennanent Easement 

Pennanent Drainage Easement 

Improvements Taken (Landscaping) 

$ 275 

$ 25 

$ 500 

$ 800 

(b) 

Damages to Remainder 

None 

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TOTAL 

6. This amended offer is conditioned on final approval by the Board of Supervisors of 

Harrison County, Mississippi, as required by law. 

This amended offer is based on a review, analysis and appraisal report(s) ofthe property 

by a qualified appraiser(s). 

Harrison County, Mississippi 

BY: Deborah A.Thompson, P.A. 

Attorneys 

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I'" CULLIFER & ASSOCIATES 

Real Estate Appraisers 

P.O. BOX 6551 

GULFPORT, MS 39506 

PHONE: (601) 864-9316 

FAX: (601) 864-3095 

SoL CULLIFER, JR. 

LESLYE EASTERLING 


Harrison County Board of Supervisors 

P.O. Drawer CC 

~ GUlfport, MS 39502 

RE: Appraisal Review - Owner: Arthur & Michelle Whitfield 

Project: 

Canal Road Extension 

Parcel C-13R 

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Gentlemen: 

It has been brought to my attention that the land areas in the 

permanent and drainage easement on the above referenced parcel were 

not correct. The correct area of the permanent easement is 920 

square feet and the drainage easement 182,5 feet. There would be no 

change in the value per square foot used in the original report as 

a result of this error. 

Attached is a 

distribution. 

corrected estimate of Just Compensation and its 

Respectfully submitted, 

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Sidney L. Cullifer, Jr. 

Licensed State Certified 

General Appraiser GA#105 

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.... D~CEI'JIBER 1997 TERM 

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JUST COMPENSATION 

WHOLE TRACT BEFORE TAKING 

Land- 143,748 SF @ $.30 P/SF 

Improvements- 

Total 

RIO $ 43,125 

$ 65,000 

$108,125 

REMAINDER AFTER TAKING 

Remainder Unincumbered by Easement 

Land- 142,645.5 SF @ $.30 P/SF 

Perpetual Easement 

920 SF 

$ 42,794 

No Value 

Drainage Easement 

182.5 SF @ $.15 P/SF $ 27 

Improvements 

$ 64,500 

Total 

RIO $107,325 

Total Estimated Just Compensation 

$ 800 

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SUMMARY: DISTRIBUTION OF JUST COMPENSATION 

Perpetual Easement- 920 SF @ $.30 R/O $ 275 

Drainage Easement- 182.5 SF @ $.15 R/O $ 25 

Improvements Taken- (Landscaping) $ 500 

Damage To Remainder (Land) 

None 

Total Estimated Just Compensation as of $ 800 

July 5, 1997 

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DE.CEMBER1997 TERM 

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RECEIPT 

We do hereby certifY that we have received a true and exact copy ofthis Amended Offer 

To Purchase and Statement ofCompensation and acomplete explanation of the land acquisition 

process and the owners' rights, privileges, and obligations from the above-representative Q~ this 

the day of__~__-" 1997. 

Gregory S. Lay 

Brigitt M. Lay 


ACCEPTANCE 

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We do hereby certify that we are the owners ofthe property specified in the above offer, 

and we have had sufficient opportunity to consider the offer and to seek professional advice 

concerning the same, and We understand the land acquisition process, and the owners' rights 

which have been satisfactorily explained to us, and acting freely and voluntarily and without 

coercion or undue influence by any agent or representative of Harrison County, Mississippi or 

any other party, WE ACCEPT THE TERMS OF THE AMENDED OFFER AS SPECIFIED ON 

THE AMENDED OFFER TO PURCHASE AND STATEMENT OF COMPENSATION, AND 

UNDERSTAND THAT THE AMENDED OFFER AND ALL OBLIGATIONS OF THE 

COUNTY ARE CONDITIONED ON FINAL APPROVAL BY THE BOARD OF 

SUPERVISORS OF HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.. 

Witness our signatures on this the day of , 1997.. 

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OWNERS: 

Gregory S. Lay 

Brigitt M. Lay 

Patricia A. Givens

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moved the adoption ofthe 


A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF 

HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI AUTHORIZING EMINENT DOMAIN 

PROCEEDINGS TO ACQUIRE EASEMENTS FROM DONALD W. EVANS 

AND WIFE, LORI S. EVANS, FOR COMPENSATION ESTABLISHED BY 

APPRAISALS FOR THE EXTENSION OF CANAL ROAD PROJECT 

WHEREAS, Harrison County, Mississippi is in the land acquisition phase ofthe Canal Road 

Extension project, a state-aid project to connect existing Canal Road with State Highway 53, and the 

Board of Supervisors ("Governing Authority") have been advised that acquisition needs to be 

I 

completed within strict deadlines in order to receive state funding; and 

WHEREAS, Parcel No. C-9 owned by Donald W. Evans and wife, Lori S. Evans, is 

particularly described on a drawing prepared by Garner Russell & Associates, Inc., Consulting 

Engineers, attached hereto as Exhibit "A"; and 

WHEREAS, said parcel has been appraised at the instance ofHarrison County by Everette 

B. Ladner, Real Estate Appraiser, and said appraisal has been reviewed and confirmed by Sidney 

L. Cullifer, Jr., Real Estate Appraiser, and reasonable compensation for said parcel has been 

determined on the basis ofthe fair market value ofthe land and improvements established by said 

appraisal, as follows: 

Parcel No. C-9 

$ 1,475.00, and 

WHEREAS, an offer has been made by Deborah A. Thompson, P. A., Attorneys, on behalf 

ofHarrison County to the property owners for said parcel identified above on the basis ofthe values 

established by the appraisal report, and said owners having rejected said offer, the Board of 

Supervisors ofHarrison County finds that it is necessary to the project, and in the best interest of 

I 

Harrison County that authorization be given to the said attorneys for the County to proceed by 

eminent domain to acquire said easements on the basis ofthe statement ofvalues established by said 

appraisal; and 

WHEREAS, the Board further finds that due to funding deadlines, Harrison County shall 

suffer irreparable harm and delay by exercising the right to condemn the property through eminent 

domain proceedings pursuant to Sections 1I-27-1-through 11-27-49, Mississippi Code of 1972, as 

opposed to claiming the right ofimmediate title and possession ofsaid property pursuant to Sections 

11-27-81 through 11-27-89 ofthe Mississippi Code ofl972; 

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF 

HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, AS FOLLOWS:

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. ,DECEMBER 1997 TERM 

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Section l.Harrison County, Mississippi is hereby authorized to acquire right-of-way 

easements from the owners together with all other parties in interest for reasonable compensation 

based on the above mentioned appraisal, as follows: 

Parcel No. C-9 from Donald W. Evans and wife, Lori S. Evans, for the sum of 

$ 1,475.00. 

Section 2. Deborah A. Thompson, P.A., attorneys for the County, are hereby authorized and 

ordered to commence eminent domain proceedings for the purpose of acquiring the easements 

identified above on the basis ofthe statement ofcompensation for said parcel as established by said 

appraisal. The Complaint in Eminent Domain shall claim the right ofimmediate title and possession 

pursuant to Sections 11-27-81 through 11-27-89 ofthe Mississippi Code o£1972. 

Section 3. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect immediately upon its passage and 

enactment according to law. 

Supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS seconded the motion to adopt the J 

above and foregoing Resolution, whereupon the President put the question to a vote with the 


Supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERlUS voted 

AYE 


AYE 

Supervisor DAVID V. LaROSA, SR. voted 

AYE 

Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF voted AYE 


AYE 

The majority ofthe members present having voted in the affirmative, the President then declared the 

motion carried and the Resolution adopted on this the 1st day of Dec., 1997. 

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PARCEL C-9 

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THIS DRAWING AND LEGAL DESCRIPTION 

HAVE BEEN PREPARED FOR THE 

EXCLUSIVE PURPOSE OF ACQUIRING 

RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR THE EXTENSION 

OF CANAL ROAD, AND ITS USE IS NOT 

CERTIFIED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE. 

70 

77.94' 

112.26' 

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 

A RIGHT-OF-WAY AND PERPETUAL EASEMENT FOR ROADWAY PURPOSES FOR CANAL ROAD EXTENSION ON AND 

OVER THE HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED LAND SITUATED IN HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. TO-I'I1T: 

ALL THAT PART OF THE 12.01 ACRE PARCEL CONVEYED TO GRANTOR BY WARRANTY DEED RECORDED AT PAGE 

549 OF BOOK 1058 OF THE DEED RECORDS OF HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, (BEING SITUATED IN AND A 

PART OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 25, TOI'l1NSHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 12 WEST, 

HARRISON COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI, WHICH ExTENDS TO THE EAST SIDE AND I'I1I1CH EXTENDS 50.0 FEET TO THE WEST 

SIDE FROM THE B.O.P. TO STATION 65+00, AND WHICH EXTENDS 40.0 FEET TO THE WEST SIDE FROM STATION 

65+00 TO STATION 73+00, AND WHICH EXTENDS 70,0 FEET TO THE WEST SIDE FROM STATION 73+00 TO THE 

POINT OF TERMINATION OF THE fOLLOI'l1NG DESCRIBED CENTERLINE: 

BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID SECTION 25, SAID SECTION CORNER BEING STATION 61+32.39 

ON THE CENTERLINE Of STATE AID PROJECT SAP-24(54); THENCE RUN NORTH 00'21'12" WEST ALONG SAID 

CENTERLINE TO A POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 

25 AND THERE TERMINATING. SAID POINT OF TERMINATION IS STATION 74+52.43. 

ALSO A RIGHT-OF-WAY AND PERPETUAL EASEMENT FOR DRAINAGE PURPOSES ON AND OVER THE FOLLOWING 

DESCRIBED PROPERTY; 

A 100,0 FOOT I'I1DE STRIP WEST OF AND ADJOINING THE ABOvE DESCRIBED RIGHT-OF-WAY FROM STATION 

74+00 TO STATION 74+52A3. 

THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCELS ARE LOCATED IN TIlE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 25. 

TOI'l1NSHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 12 WEST. HArmiSON COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI, AND CONTAIN 0.195 ACRE.

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, HARRISON COUNTY,· MISSISSIPPI 


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Telephone (601) 897-1994 

Facsimile (601) 897-2517 

October 28, 1997 

HAND DELIVERY 

Mr. Larry Benefield 

Supervisor, District 2 

Harrison County Courthouse 

Gulfport, MS 

Re: Extension ofCana! Road Project 

Dear Mr. Benefield: 

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I am re-submitting "suit resolutions" in regard to Parcel C-9, Donald Evans and wife, and Parcel 

CoD, Gregory Lay et a!. On behalfofHarrison County, this firm made offers to the owners 

which offers were not accepted. Included with th~ proposed resolutions are copies ofthe 

appraisers' summary sheet showing the am0U!1toffered for the two parcels. 

Ifyou require any further information orifyou have any questions, please let me know. 

Sincerely, 

tWWi! J~!Ju-- 1- 

Robert G. Gillespie, Jr. . 

Enclosures: as stated 

cc: Claudine Forbes 

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DECEMB'ER 1997 TERM 

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Deborah A. Tbompson' 




Telephone (601) 897-1994 

Facsimile (601) 897-2517 

August 21, 1997 

Donald W.Evans and Lori S .Evans 

18090 Autry Drive 


'I'" 



Dear Mr. and Mrs. Evans: 

Harrison County, Mississippi is committed to a project to extend Canal Road to Highway 

53. You have been contacted by Everette Ladner, the County's Real Estate Appraiser, in-connection 

with this project. The County has determined that it needs to acquire easements from you formis 

project. This letter is to furnish for your review and consideration, information to familiarize you 

with the land acquisition process, and to express to you the County's compensation offer for the 

purchase. Accordingly, I am pleased to furnish to you the following documents for your review and 

consideration: 

1. Brochure explaining the land acquisition process according to Federal guidelines. 

2 Offer to purchase and Statement of Compensation (original and one copy): This is the 

County's firm offer for payment ofcompensation and full consideration for conveyance by 

the owners to Harrison County ofa right-of-way and perpetual easement and a drainage 

easement. Please carefully consider this offer. To accept this offer, the original Offer to 

Purchase and Statement ofCompensation must be signed by you and returned to this office. 

I 

Plell!le contact this office to schedule a conference with me or Robert G. Gillespie, Jr. at your 

earliest convenience. Due to the deadlines,Ihe County cannot delay in the right-of-way 

acquisition proCC!lS. 

3. 

4. 

Appraiser's statement ofjust compensation enclosed. 

Copy ofPerperual Easement and/or Temporary Construction Easement: The original 

Easement shall be executed by the owners and delivered to this office at the time of 

payment by the County to the owners ofthe agreed compensation. 

5. 

Copy of Anomer's Title OpinioD furnished to the County.

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August 21, 1997 

Page two 

Please note that.the attached title opinion states that there is a judgment enroIled 

against a Donald Evans. We do not know ifthis judgment is against Donald W. Evans 

who owns Parcel C-9. Please contact us about this marter. 

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After an Offer ofAcceptance has been approved by the property owner, the transaction shall 

be presented to the Board ofSupervisors ofHarrison County, Mississippi for official approval. 

Then compensation can be paid to the owners and final settlement completed. Payment of 

compensation shall be paid to the property owners and any other person having an interest, such as a 

mortgage company. 

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Awaiting your reply, I remain 

Sincerely, 

CI 

DATI 

Enclosures: as stated 

cc: Board ofSupervisors 

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Deborah A. Thomps'on 




Telephone (601) 897-1994 

Facsimile (601) 897-2517 

Special Counsel/or Harrison County 

August 21, 1997 

Harrison County Board ofSupervisors 

GulfPort, Mississippi ·3950 I . 

ATIORNEY'S TITLE OPINION 

Re: Extension of Canal Road, Project No. SAP 24(54) 

That certain land and property situated and being in the First Judicial District of 

the County ofHarrison. State ofMississippi, to-wit: 

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Identified as Parcel C-9 and Shown and Particularly Described on the Drawing and Legal 

Description prepared by Garner Russell & Associates, Inc., Attached Hereto as Schedule "A" 

and Made a Material Part Hereof. 

This is to cenify that I have made a careful and reasonable examination ofthe public records in the 

First Judicial District ofthe County ofHarrison, State ofMississippi. affecting the title to the real 

estate hereinabove referred to and described. My examination oftitle covers a period (except as may 

be otherwise herein ~xtended or limited) ofthirty-one (31) consecutive years immediately next 

preceding and running down unto the conclusion ofmy examination at 8:00 o'clock A. M. on August 

18, 1997. My examination and this opinion was made solely for the right-of-way acquisition purposes 

identified, and is limited to matters required for such purposes. 

I know ofno unrecorded liens or claims affecting said title; and based on the examination set out above 

and herein, a good, valid, merchantable fee simple title to the property described herefu was, as ofthe 

date ofmy examination, vested, as follows: 

... 

Vested in Donald W. Evans and Lori S. Evans, by virtue ofthat certain WarrantY 

Deed dated December 16, 1986, from Hue B. Snowden and Lottie W. Snowden, filed for 

record on December 16, 1986. and recorded in Book 1058 at Page 549, ofthe Records of 

Deeds to Lands in the office ofthe Chancery Clerk ofthe First Judicial District of 

Harrison County, Mississippi. 

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, HARRISON COUNTY I 


MISSISSIPPI 

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The fee simple title to said property vested as set forth above is limited by no liens, encumbrances and 

exceptions ofrecord. other than those listed, as follows, to-wit: 

1. The lien ofthe 1997 Harrison County, Mississippi Ad Valorem taxes, not due or 

payable until January, 1998. 

2. Any and all zoning restrictions and governmental. regulations legally affecting said 

property and imposed by Harrison County, and/or the United States ofAmerica; and 

any and all laws, ordinances, regulations or governmental. restrictions on use ofsaid 

property. 

3. Any and all easements for utility lines and maintenance presently existing in accordance 

with the laws ofthe State ofMississippi. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

Any ways, easements, encroachmentS, discrepancies in dimensions, or other facts that 

may be shown by a trUe, accurate and current survey ofsaid property or by a personal 

inspection ofthe premises, and rights, ifany, ofparties in possession. 

Any and all prior recorded oil, gas and other mineral rights, reservations, exceptions, 

royalties, or leases, reserved or excepted in favor of, or granted by prior owners. 

The fonowing liens or exceptions require release of the property hereinafter 

described by the lienholder at or prior to closing: 

There is a judgment from U. S. District Court enrolled against Donald Evans, no 

address shown. The Plaintiffis Michael S. Fawer and the amount ofthe 

judgment is $28,921.44. It should be determined ifthe said judgment debtor is 

the same as the owner set out above. Ifthe judgment is a lien against Parcel C-9, 

a satisfactory release must be arranged prior to the conveyance ofthe subject 

easement to.the County. 

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DAT/em 

Attachment: Schedule "A" 

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Attorney for Harrison County

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DECEMBiR 1997 TERM 

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TO: 

Donald W. Evans and 

Lori S. Evans 

18090 Autry Driva 

Gulfport. MS 39503 

FROM: 

D.borah A. Thompson, p. A.• Attorney. at Law 

on bthalfof 

Harri.on County, Mississippi 

2J8 B Counho....'Road 

Gulfport. MS 39507 

(601) 891-1994 

Re: Extension ofConal Road, Projecl No. SAP 24(54) 


OFFER TO PURCHASEMillSTATEMENT OF COMPENSATION 

Harrison County, Mississippi, hereby offe", all iOlerested parties who may hnve.n 

inlen:st in the ....1esl.le 10 be ocquired as hereinaner descrihed or identified lh••um ofS 1,475. 

which has been "'Iimatad 10 be jusl compensolion for such property and rights based upo!' the 

(air market value oflhe property. Infonnation concerning lhe offer and a summary ofthe amount 

sel outabov. asjusl compensation is. as follows: 

I. Particularly described and shown on drawing auach.d h.reto a. Schedule"A". 

2. Type ofiot=SI being acquired: perpetual (permanenl) road ensemenl ond • 

dnoinage e.sement. 

3. Improvements. including fixtures which are to be acquired: none 

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4. Identification ofany improvements including fixtures not owned by the own= on 

!he property: none. 

S. Summary orFnir MSTket Value and oITer. 

(a) Land and Improvements 

Permanent Easement 

Drainage Easement 

Improvements Taken 

$ 800 

S 675 

None 

$ 1,475 

(b) 

Dam_ges to Remainder 

None 

TOTA~ 

S 1.475 

6. This offer is conditioned on finalapprov_1 by the Board ofSuperviso", ofHarrison 

County. Mississippi, as required by low. 

This offer is based on a review. analysis and appraisal ncport(s) oftlle property by a 

qualified apprai.er(s). 

Harrison' County, Mississippi 

BY: Debornh A.TIlOm~.psop.A. 

W1JlJd. 

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JUST COMPENSATION 

WHOLE T£L\C: BE~ORE TAKING 

Land- 523,155.6 SF @ 5.25 ?/S~ ~ RIO 51Ja,Sea 

Impr-ovement:s- 

5 75,000 

Tot:al 

C-9 

5205,800 

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REMAINDER il,f'ITR TNSING 

Remainder crnincumbered by Easement 

Land- 514,661.4 SF @ 5.25 P/SF • 

. Drainage Easement: 

5,314.32 SF @ 5.125 PI SF 

Perpetual Easement: 

3,179.88 SF 

Improvement:s 

Tot:al 

Total Est:~at:ed Just Compensation 

5128,665 

5 665 

No Value 

5 7s,oaa 

RIO 5204,]75 

5 1,475 

SUMMARY: DISTRlBUTION OF JUST COMPENSATION 

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Perpet:ual Easement- 3,179.S8 'SF @ 5.25 

Drainage Easement- 5,314.32 SF @ S.125 

Improvements TaXen- 

Damage To Improvement:s 

Damage To Remainder (Land) 

Tocal Est:~at:ed 

Just: Compensat:ion as of 

.~ June 25, 1997 

R/O 

R/O 

5 seo 

S 675 

None 

None 

51,475 

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PARCEL C-9 

SCALE: 1"=200' 

821.50" (DEED) 

EJaSTlNC 12.01± ACRES (DEED) '-- 

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THIS DRAWING AND LEGAL DESCRIPTION 

HAVE BEEN PREPARED FOR THE 

EXCLUSIVE PURPOSE OF ACQUIRING 

RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR THE EXTENSION 

OF CANAL ROAD, AND ITS USE IS NOT 

CERTIFIED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE. 

17.94' 

112.2B' 

LEGAL DESOlIPnON: 

A RIGHT-Of-WAY AND PERPETUAL EASEMENT FOR ROADWAY PURPOSES FOR CANAL ROAD EXTENSION ON AND 

OVER THE HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED LAND SITUATED IN HARRISON COUNT'(. U1SSISSlPPI, TO-WIT: 

ALL TlIAT PART OF TIlE 12.01 ACTlE PARCEL CDNVI':Y£1l TO GRANTOR DY WARRANTY DEED RECORDED Ar"ACE 

5~9 OF BOOK 1058 OF THE DEED RECORDS OF HARRISON COUNTY. IJISSlSSlPPI. (BEING SITUATED IN AND A 

PART Of TIlE SOUTIfEAST '/~ OF THE SooTHE"'ST 1/~ Of SECTION 25. TOwNSHIP B SOUTII. RMIGE 12 I'o(ST. 

HARRISON COUNTY. IJISSISSIPPI. 1'o+11C11 EXTENDS TO TilE EAST SIDE AND WllICH EXTENDS 50.0 FEET TO THE WEST 

SIDE FROIJ TIlE B.O.P. fO STATION 65 ... 00. ANOfWlllCH EXTENDS .0.0 FEET TO TIlE WEST SlOE FROII STAnON 

65...00 TO STATION 73...00. "'1'10 I'MICH EXTENDS 70.0 FEET TO THE I'o(ST SIDE FROIJ STATION 73"'00 TO THE 

POINT Of TERIJINATlON Of THE fOLLOWING DESCTlIBEO CEN TERlIN(; 

BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER Of SAID SECTION 25. SAID se:CllON CORNER BEING STATION 61-1-32.39 

ON THE CENTERlINE OF STA TE AID PRO£CT SAP-H(5~): THENCE RUN NORTH 00"21'IZ' WEST ALONG SA'D 

CENTERLINE TO A POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OF 'THE SOUTHEAST 1/~ OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 Of SAID se:CllON 

25 "'1'10 THERE TERIJINATING. SAID POINT Of TERIJIN ... TlON IS ST... TlON 7H52.U. 

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ALSO ARIGHT-OF-WAY AND PERPETUAL EASEIJENT FOR DRAINAGE PURPOse:S ON AND OVl':R THE FOLLOWINC 

DESCRIBED PROPERTY: 

A 100.0 fOOT \\lDE smlP I'o(ST Of AND 

74...00 TO STAllON 7H52.U. 

ADJOINING THE ABDVI': DESCRIBED RIGHT-Of-WAY fRO," STATION 

THE ABDVI': DESomlED PARCEtS ARE LOCATED IN THE SOUTHEAST 1/~ OF THE SOUTHEAST '/~ Of SEcnON 25. 

TOwNSHIP 8 SOUTH. RANCE 12 I'o£ST. flARmSON COUNTY. U1SSlS'SlPPI. AND CONTAIN 0.lg5 ACRE.

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Order: 

Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF moved adoption of the fOllowing 

ORDER ACCEPTING PREI.IMINARY PLAT OF SWAN LAKE VILLAGE, 

AND OF ROBINWOOD FOREST PHASE 10, BOTH IN SUPERVISOR'S 

VOTING DISTRICT 2, AS RECOMMENDED BY BOBBY KNESAL, 

COUNTY ENGINEER AND BEN CLARK, CODE ADMINISTRATOR, AS 

I.ISTED 

ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HARRISON COUNTY, 

MISSISSIPPI, that, upon the recommendation of Bobby Knesal, County 

Engineer, and Ben Clark, Code Administrator, the Board does HEREBY ACCEPT 

the following preliminary Plats located in Supervisor'S voting District 2: 

1) Swan Lake Village, located in Section 22, TownShip 6 south, 

Range 11 West. 

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2) Robinwood Forest Phase 10, located in Section 1, Township 6 

south, Range 12 West. 

supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. seconded the motion to adopt the 

above and foregoing Order, whereupon the President put the question to a 

vote with the following resUlts: 


Supervisor LARRY BEI\IEFIELD voted 

Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. voted 



AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

The motion having received the affirmative vote from the majority of 

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the Supervisors present, the President then declared the motion carried and 

the Order adopted. 

THIS, the 1st day of December 1997. 

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Order: 

supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF moved adoption of the fOllowing 

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ORDER ACCEPTINC THE LOW BID OF BEAR CAT CONSTRUCTION, 

INC. FOR THE FORREST HEIGHTS PARK BASKETBALL COURT 

CONS"rRUCTION IN THE AMOUNT OF $40,324.00, AND 

AUTHORIZING THE BOARD PRESIDENT TO EXECUTE CONTRACT 

FOR SAID PROJECT, AS RECOMMENDED BY BOBBY KNESAL, 

COUNTY ENGINEER 

WHEREAS, the Board of supervisors does hereby find as follows: 

1. That this Board, at a meeting heretofore held on the 6th day of 

October 1997, adopted an Order authorizing and directing the Clerk of the 

Board to cause publication to be made of Advertisement for Bids for Forrest 

Heights Park Basketball Court Construction, Harrison County, Mississippi 

2. That as directed in the aforesaid Order, said Advertisement for Bids 

was published in The Sun Herald newspaper, a newspaper published and 

having a general circulation in Harrison County, Mississippi for more than one 

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(1) year next immediately preceding the date of said Order directing 

publication of said Notice, and that the Publisher's Affidavit of Proof of 

Publication has been filed with the Clerk of this Board, by said Clerk 

exhibited to the Board, and shows that said Notice was published on the 

10th and 17th days of October 1997. 

3. That publication of said notice has been made once each week for 

two (2) consecutive weeks, the last of which was at least seven (7) working 

days prior to November 10,1997, the day fixed for receiving said bids in the 

Order identified in paragraph (1) thereof, said Proof of Publication being in 

the following form, words, and figures, to-Wit: 

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E 

PROOF OF PUBLICATION 



Before me, the undersigned Notary Public of Harrison Co 

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Mississippi, personally appeared,~=~~~;:.,....,~~~~~~"" 

who, being by me first duly sworn, did depose and say hat she is a 

clerk 0~S-.,,~s>-~ 

_________------:----, a newspaper published in the 

city of G, )~'1s. ,in Harrison County, Mississippi, 

and that publication of the notice, a copy of which is hereto attached, 

has been made in said paper ':Z times in the following 

numbers and on the following dates of such paper, viz: 

~Pape~ol.~No.,~lb daled-ltLday Of~, 19~ 

~Pape~Vol.\~ No.>D'S dated-b-day of~, 19~ 

__Paper__Vol.__No.,__dated__day of__, 19__ 





Affiant further states on oath that said newspaper has been 

established and published continuously in said county for a period of 

more than twelve months next prior to the first pUblication of said ptice. 

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Sworn to and subscribed before me this ~\ 

D~~J"." 

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My Commission Expires 10/15199 

,A.D., 19'?\). 

day of 

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI ~ 

DeCEIVIBER1997 TERM 

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BID PROPOSAL 

Date 11- /0 - 17 

Proposal of 

&fJl; {~ f 

(hereinafter called "Bidder"), organized and existing under the laws ofthe State of 41, 55;55, ,O;!I 

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doing business as !5..:?i!K t-;;'t CC,

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,DECEIVIBER1997 TERM 

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TOTAL BID 

Bidder agrees to construct the project described in the specifications and shown on the plans, 

for the lump sum price of: 

f~~ T~~ TrW-! t -;';-6-$( WI 3lLj, D~ 

(~ounts are to be in wOfdSaI1d~es. In case of discrepan~,the amount shown in 

words will govern.) 

The bid price shall include all labor, materials, overhead profit, insurance, etc., to cover 

the finished work as specified. 

Bidder understands that the Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids. 

The Bidder agrees that this bid shall be good and may not be withdrawn for a period of30 

calendar days after the scheduled closing time for receiving bids. 

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Upon receipt ofwritten notice ofthe acceptance ofthis bid, Bidder will execute the formal 

contract attached within 10 days and deliver a Surety Bond or Bonds a~ required by Article 5 of 

the General Conditions. The bi4·security attached in the sum of--J-!0"--t'--648'--------- 

_________....,./_. ($ ) is to become 

tbe property ofthe Owner in the event the contract and bond are not executed within the time 

above set forth, as liquidated damages for the delay and additional expense to the Owner caused 

thereby. 

Respectfully submitted: 

By: 

signature 

£tkrT ~-&£ 

(SEAL - ifbid is by corporation) 

Address: p,o. Box 4J~ LaNy i3f1K"-i, 

Jl15, 3' jS-& 0 

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.Di::CEMBER 1997 TERM 

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BID PROPOSAL 

Date November 10, 1997 

Proposal of~_J=--=--.--,L_e--,v--,e:.:..n_s_B--,u_i_l_d_e_r_s-,--'~In_c_. 

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(hereinafter called "Bidder"), organized and existing under the laws ofthe State of Mississippi 

doing business as 

Corporation 

01< Insert corporation, partnership or individual as applies 

01< 

To Harrison County Board of Supervisors, Mississippi, (hereinafter called "Owner"). 

Ladies and Gentlemen: 

The Bidder, in compliance with your invitation for bids for; 

FORREST HEIGHTS PARK 

BASKETBALL COURT CONSTRUCTION 

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having examined the specifications with related documents and the site ofthe proposed work, and 

being familiar with all of the conditions surrounding the construction of the proposed project, 

including the availability ofmaterials and labor, hereby proposes to furnish all labor, materials and 

supplies, and to construct the project in accordance with the Contract Documents, within the time 

set forth therein, and at the price stated below. This price is to cover all expenses incurred in 

performing the work required under the Contract Documents, ofwhich this proposal is a part. 

Bidder hereby agrees to commence work under this contract on or before a date to be 

specified in written ''Notice to Proceed" ofthe Owner and to fully complete the project within 30 

consecutive calendar days thereafter as stated hereafter in this proposal. 

Bidder acknowledges receipt ofthe following addendum: 

Addendum No. 1 dated October 31, 1997 

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TOTAL BID 

Bidder agrees to construct the project described in the'specifications and shown on the plans, 

for the lump sum price of: 

SEVEN DOLLARS AND NO/100 

FORTY ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED TWENTY/ $( 41,827.00 ) 

(Amounts are to be in words and figures. In case ofdiscrepancy, the amount shown in 

words will govern.) 

The bid price shall include all labor, materials, overhead profit, insurance, etc., to cover 

the finished work as specified. 

Bidder understands that the Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids. 

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The Bidder agrees that this bid shall be good and may not be withdrawn for a period of30 

calendar days after the scheduled closing time for receiving bids. 

Upon receipt ofwritten notice ofthe acceptance ofthis bid, Bidder will execute the formal 

contract attached within 10 days and deliver a Surety Bond or Bonds as required by Article 5 of 

the General Conditions. The bid.security attached in the sum of_--=N--=/....:;.A"-- 

_ 

_________-+'_.. ($ ) is to become 

the property ofthe Owner in the event the contract and bond are not executed within the time 

above set forth, as liquidated damages for the delay and additional expense to the Owner caused 

thereby. 

Respectfully submitted: 

(SEAL - ifbid is by corporation} 

Address: 3005 17th Street (P.O. Box 279) 


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5. The Board does hereby find that the bid of Bear cat construction, 

Inc., in the amount of FORTY THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR AND 

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00/100 DOLLARS ($40,324.00) is the lowest bid meeting specifications and, 

therefore, the best received for the Forrest Heights Park Basketball Court 

Construction, and that said bid is reasonable and fair and should be 

accepted, as recommended by Bobby Knesal, County Engineer. It is, 

therefore, 


MISSISSIPPI that, upon the recommendation of Bobby Knesal, County 

Engineer, the bid of Bear Cat Construction, Inc. be, and the same is HEREBY 

ACCEPTED for the Forrest Heights park Basketball Court construction, at and 

for a consideration of FORTY THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED TWENTY·FOUR AND 

00/100 DOLLARS ($40,324.00), and the Board does HEREBY AUTHORIZE the 

Board president to execute the contract for said project. 

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vote with the following results: 


supervisor LARRY BEI\JEFIELD voted 

Supervisor DAVID V, LAROSA, SR. voted 

Supervisor ROBII\I ALFRED MIDCALF voted 


AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 


the supervisors present, the President then declared the motion carried and 


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Order: 

Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF moved adoption of the following 

ORDER APPROVINC PAYMENT TO DEBORAH A. THOMPSON, P.A. 

IN THE AMOUNT OF $818.75, FOR SERVICES RENDERED FOR THE 

CANAL ROAD EXTENSION PROJECT SAp·24(54), AS 

RECOMMENDED BY BOBBY KNESAL, COUNTY ENCINEER 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE payment to Deborah A. 

Thompson, P.A. in the amount of $818.75, for services rendered for the Canal 

Road Extension project SAP-24(54l, as recommended by Bobby Knesal, County 

Engineer. 

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supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS seconded the motion to adopt the 


vote with the following reSUlts: 


AYE 

supervisor LARRY BENEFIELD voted 




AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 





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Order: 

supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF moved adoption of the following 

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ORDER AUTHORIZING PAYMENT TO ALLEN PURVIS REAL ESTATE 

APPRAISER IN THE AMOUNT OF $100.00 FOR SERVICES 

RENDERED AT FLAT BRANCH DRAINAGE PROJECT PHASE III, AS 

RECOMMENDED BY BOBBY KNESAL, COUNTY ENGINEER 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY AUTHORIZE payment to Allen Purvis 

Real Estate Appraiser in the amount of $100.00 for services rendered at Flat 

Branch Drainage project Phase III, as recommended by Bobby Knesal, County 

Engineer. 


above and foregoing order, whereupon the president put the question to a 



AYE 

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Supervisor LARRY BEI\IEFIELD voted 



supervisor C. T. SWITZER, JR. voted 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 





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supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS moved adoption of the following Order: 

ORDER AUTHORIZING PAYMENT APPLICATION NO.1 IN THE 

AMOUNT OF $9,450.60 TO D.N.P., INC. FOR WORK COMPLETED 

TO DATE ON THE HANDICAP MODIFICATIONS TO RESTROOM 

FACILITIES AT THE BILOXI COURTHOUSE, AS RECOMMENDED BY 

BOBBY KNESAL, COUNTY ENGINEER 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY AUTHORIZE Payment Application No. 

1 in the amount of 59,450.60 to D.N.P., Inc. for work completed to date on 

~ the Handicap Modifications to Restroom Facilities at the Biloxi Courthouse, as 

recommended by Bobby Knesal, County Engineer. 

supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF seconded the motion to adopt the 

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AYE 


AYE 




AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

The motion having received the affirmative vote from the majOrity of 




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Supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS moved adoption of the fallowing Order: 

ORDER APPROVING CHANGE ORDER NO.1 TO TONY PARNELL 

CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. FOR THE ADDITION OF FOURTEEN (14) 

DAYS TO THE CONTRACT FOR SA 24-179 BRODIE ROAD BRIDGE 

PROJECT, AS RECOMMENDED BY BOBBY KNESAL, COUNTY 

ENGINEER, AND AUTHORIZING THE BOARD PRESIDENT TO 

EXECUTE SAME 

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MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE Change Order NO.1 to Tony 

Parnell Construction co., Inc. for the addition of fourteen (14) days to the 

contract for SA 24-179 Brodie Road Bridge project, as recommended by 

Bobby Knesal, county Engineer, said change Order being in the fallowing 

form, words and figures, to-wit: 

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H 

ARRISON COUNTY 

ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 

15309-C COMMUNITY ROAD • GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI 39503 

(601) 832-4891/FAX (601) 831-3356 

MEMO 

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Date: 

To: 

From: 

Re: 



Ed Ott, Assistant County Engineer~ 

SA 24-179 Brodie Road Bridge Project 

Pursuant to discussions with Bobby Knesal, Bobby Weaver and Tony Parnell (Contractor), the 

following changes are required for the above referenced project: 

A) Due to a lack of 300 Ib rip-rap at local material stockyards, 200 Ib rip-rap will be used. 

The 200 lb rock will be adequate for the site conditions and there is no change in price. 

B) Prestressed 14" X 14" piles will be used instead ofprestressed 12" X 12" piles. Again, there 

is no change in price. 

C) Because ofdelays incurred from the gas line relocation, the contractor will be given a contract 

time extension offourteen (14) days. 

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. 

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Rabert 1. Knesal, P.E. 

County Engineer

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CHANGE ORDER 

No...........•..._! 

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Dated 

.~RY.~)!\tl~.LJ.9.~..J.997 

Owner"s Project No. ........... ~f.A. . Engine

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Contract N Time Prior to This Change Order }Q - Calendar Days. 

eJ (Increase) tfle'crnI..-j Resulting From This Change Order ..r.~ Calendar Days. 

CurrcDl Contract Time Including This Cbange Order ..... 

.. .!'tA Calendar Days. 

The Abov, Changes Ate Approved: 

..... Il.'!:t;r.:L~.{)~ ~~.tl!'.t.¥...;::;t~:?~!'g j).el'a.r.~~l~.~.t . 

by~.b2....~... f!~s.-rIt.dL.Ct:!.(i(.~ 

Dale .......!.' 1/ 1 /9{ 197. 

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The Above Changes Are. Accepted: 

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IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Board does HEREBY AUTHORIZE the 

Board President to execute the contract in connection with Chance Order 

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NO.1. 

Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF seconded the motion to adopt the 






supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF voted 


AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 


the Supervisors present, the President then declared the motion carried and ] 



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Connie Rockco, Beautification Commission's Director, presented the 

Board members with a token of appreciation for their support of the 

Hazardous Waste collection Day program. 

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There came on this day for consideration by the Board the matter of 

accepting roadway easements for Meaut Road to provide adequate rights-off 

way at NO COST to the County, whereupon Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR." 

moved adoption of the fOllowing order: 

ORDER ACCEPTING ROADWAY EASEMENTS FOR MEAUT ROAD 

LOCATED IN TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 12 WEST, HARRISON 

COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, IN SUPERVISOR'S VOTING DIS'rRICT 3, TO 

PROVIDE ADEQUATE RIGHTS-OF-WAY AT NO COST TO THE 

COUNTY, AS LISTED 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY ACCEPT roadway easements for 

Meaut Road located in Township 7 south, Range 12 west, Harrison County, 

Mississippi, in supervisor's voting District 3, to provide adequate 

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rights-of-way at NO COST to the county, from Chester C. and Janice 

Dubuisson; Aldo Anthony Lalumia; Wilhelmenia I. Williams; and Kenneth and 

Beulah Alexander, said easements being as follows: 

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STATE OF MISSISSIl'PI 


MEAUTROAD 

(ROAD NAME) 

CHESTER C. DUBUISSON & WIFE 

(GRANTOR) 

ROADWAY 

EASEMENT 

For and in consideration of One Dollar and other good and valuable 

considerations, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, we, the undersigned, do hereby 

sell, grant and give unto 

HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI 

a Right-of-Way and perpetual easement for ROADWAY purposes, on and over the 

following described land and property situated and being in the First Judicial District of 

Harrison County, Mississippi, to-wit: 

Commence at the Southeast comer ofthe Southeast 1/4 of Section 19, Township 

7 South, Range 12 West, First Judicial District, Harrison County, Mississippi; 

thence West, 40 feet to the Point ofBeginning, From the Point ofBeginning 

proceed North 1328 feet; thence N 86· W, 357 feet; thence South 1328 feet to 

the South line ofsaid Section 19; thence Easterly along saId South line 357 feet to 

the Point ofBeginning, containing 10,9 acres approximately and being located in 

the Southeast 1/4 ofthe Southeast 1/4 ofsaid Section 19. 

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Said easement being described as: 

The South five feet (5.0') of the above described parcel, parallel to and 

contiguous with the North line of Meaut Road. 

Said easement is granted for the purpose ofconstructing and maintaining the previously 

mentioned County roadway, and is intended to widen the existing easement to fifty feet 

(50'). 

Should the aforesaid Right-of-Way and easement be abandoned at any time in the 

:t future, the easement herein granted shall automatically cease and terminate. 

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INDEXING INSTRUCTIONS: 

EASEMENT IN SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 19, 

TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH RANGE 12 WEST FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT, 

HARRISON COUNTY MISSISSIPPI.

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Personally appeared before me, the 

named ::JOj'\''c. Q ..CJP::.ier C. Du.IAlL';$"" 

undersigned Notary Public the within 

who acknowledged that '4-tte~ 

_____________,signed and delivered the foregoing 

instrument on the day and year herein mentioned 

Given under my hand and official 

seal,this 91)#1 day of ~~ ,A.D., 19..1::2... 

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My Commission Expires Aug. 27, 200Q 

'MftS~~ 

N tary Public 

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GRANTOR NAME 

AND ADDRESS: 

GRANTEE: 

PREPARED BY: 

CHESTER C. DUBUISSON & WIFE 

23038 MEAUT ROAD 

PASS CHRISTIAN, MS 39571 

HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 

P.O, DRAWER "CC" 


HARRISON COUNTY ENGINEERING DEPT, 

EDWIN S, OTT, E,!. 

15309-C COMMUNITY ROAD 

GULFPORT, MS 39503

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MEAUTROAD 

(ROAD NAME) 

ALDO ANTHONY LALUMIA 

(GRANTOR) 

ROADWAY 

EASEMENT 








The East 625 feet ofthe East 1/2 ofthe Northeast 1/4 of Section 30, Township 7 

South, Range 12 West, First Judicial District ofHarrison County, Mississippi, 

containing 20 acres approximately. 

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The North forty five feet (45') of the above described parcel, parallel to and 

contiguous with the North line of said Section 30. 

Said easement is granted for the purpose of constructing and maintaining the previously 


(50'). 


future, the easement herein granted shall automatically cease and terminate. 

WITNESS, my signature, this the 'J. Jday of Ar= 

, AD., 19fl. 

OWNER 

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EASEMENT IN EAST 1/2 OF NORTHEAST 114 OF SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP 7 

SOUTH RANGE 12 WEST FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT HARRISON COUNTY, 

MISSISSIPPI.

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Personally appeared before me, the undersigned Notary Public the within 

named_~A~"=C>,,--(J-----'l"--I1o,-,L=V--'-'IYl-'-'I..cAC--- who acknowledged that _ 

_ -'-'flh= signed and delivered the foregoing 

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instrument on the day and year herein mentioned Given under my hand and official 

seal, this 'j..c;1'JI day of Alliqi/$C , AD., 19 91 . 


Notary Public 

GRANTOR NAME 

AND ADDRESS: 

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GRANTEE 

PREPARED BY: 


PO. DRAWER "CC" 


HARRISON COUNTY ENGINEERING DEPT. 

EDWIN S. OTT, E.I. 


GULFPORT, MS 39503

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MEAUTROAD 

(ROAD NAME) 

WILHELMENIA I. WILLIAMS 

(GRANTOR) 

ROADWAY 

EASEMENT 








A parcel ofland located in Lot 7, Plan ofPartition ofthe Estate ofEmmette 

Jacobs, Section 24, Township 7 South, Range 13 West, Harrison County, Mississippi, 

more particularly described as: 

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Begin at the Southeast corner of said Lot 7, the Point ofBeginning; thence N 00 0 

36' W, 200 feet along the East line of said Lot 7; thence S 89 0 24' W. 100 feet; 

thence S 00 0 36' E, 198.3 feet parallel with the East line ofsaid Lot 7 to the 

Northerly line ofMeaut Road; thence East, 100 feet along the North line ofMeaut 

Road to the Point ofBeginning. 


The South eight feet (8.0') ofthe above described parcel, parallel to and 




(50'). 



WITNESS, my signature, this the 2.S:ll'dayof ::S:0L-'(' , A.D., 19 97 . 

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OWNER 

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OWNER 


EASEMENT IN SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 24. 

TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH RANGE 13 WEST FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT, 

HARRISON COUNTY MISSISSIPPI.

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named LJ,L--HG"e--tvf6,J/ A -r:, WI kYAM

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OCT - 9 1991 

MEAUTROAD 

_.-- ..-_..--- 

(ROAD NAME) i 

KENNETH & BEULAH AI:;EXANDEK'-- --- 

(GRANTOR) 

ROADWAY 

EASEMENT 








Commence at the Southeast corner ofthe Southeast 1/4 of Section 19, Township 

7 South, Range 12 West, First Judicial District, Harrison County, Mississippi; 

thence West along the North line ofMeaut Road, 422 feet to the Point of 

Beginning. From the Point ofBeginning proceed West continuing along the North 

line ofsaid road, 278 feet; thence North, 300 feet; thence East, 278 feet; 

thence South, 300 feet to the Point ofBeginning, containing 1.9 acres 

approximately and being located in the Southeast 1/4 ofthe Southeast 1/4 of said 

Section 19. 

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The South five feet (5.0') of the above described parcel, parallel to and 




(50'). 

" Should the aforesaid Right-of-Way and easement be abandoned at any time in the 


WITNESS, my signature, this theL day of 0 CT. 

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C named iLfii,Jtl~{/f f t?",vt...-M Avre;..At-JoGlk who acknowledged that - 

-tHEY signed and delivered the foregoing 

instrument on the day and year herein mentioned Given under my hand and official 

seal, this ';}'!l!: day of O"-"T'06vz. , A.D., 19-2L. 

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Uy tbmtnlssiM txpires July 1f11991) 

~ b~~~,~,,:· 

Notary Public 

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GRANTOR NAME 

AND ADDRESS: 

GRANTEE 

PREPARED BY: 

KENNETH & BEULAH ALEXANDER 

23058 MEAUT ROAD 

PASS CHRISTIAN, MS 39571 


PO. DRAWER "CC" 



EDWlN S. OTT, E.! 


GULFPORT, MS 39503

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above and foregoing Order, whereupon the president put the question to a 

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There came on for consideration the matter of accepting an easement 

from Thomas W. Hall, through his attorney-in-fact, Lisa L. Bailey, for Flat 

Branch Drainage project Phase III, and approving payment for said easement 

in the amount of $2,585.00, whereupon Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF 

moved adoption of the following: 

ORDER ACCEPTING EASEMENT FROM THOMAS W. HALL, 

THROUGH HIS ATTORNEY IN FACT, LISA L. BAILEY, FOR FLAT 

BRANCH DRAINAGE PROJECT PHASE III AND APPROVING 

PAYMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,585.00, AS RECOMMENDED 

BY EDDIE M. BIGELOW, CONSULTANT, AND BOBBY KNESAL, 

COUNTY ENGINEER 


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MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY ACCEPT easement from Thomas W. 

Hall, through his Attorney in fact, Lisa L. Bailey, for Flat Branch Drainage 

Project Phase III, said easement being as follows, to-wit: 

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.DI:CE.IVIBER1997 TERM 

Eddi£ .dt1. 23i9£[01» 

24524 c1hcadia cRoad 

CPaH el'"i1Iian. dltI.:S 39571 

601-452-4 265 

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TO: 

SUBJECT: 

DATE: 

Bobby Knesal, County Engineer 

Payment for Easement - Flat Branch Phase III 


The enclosed easement has been granted for the Flat Branch Drainage Project - Phase III. Please 

request that the Board accept the easement and authorize payment to the following: 

Thomas W. Hall, through his Attorney in fact, Lisa L. Bailey 

925 West Peoria Ull 

Phoenix, AZ 85029 

Amount: $ 2, 585.00 

Please request that the check be mailed directly to the above. 

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DE~EMBER·1997TERM 

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State of Mississippi 

BQr:x 1387mE 435 

GRANTOR: 

Thomas W. Hall,. through his 

agent and attorney-in-fact, 

Lisa Bailey 

925 W. Peoria #11 

Phoenix, A?2-~ 8';;9'29 

Phone: 

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GRANTEE: 

Harrison County Mississippi 

Post Office Box 818 

Gulfport, MS 39502-0818 

Phone: (601) 865-4030 

E A S E MEN T 

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For and in consideration of Two Thousand Five Hundred Eighty 

Five Dollars ($2,585.00) and other good and valuable consideration, 

the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the undersigned, 

THOMAS W. HALL, through his duly authorized Agent and Attorney-infact, 

LISA L. BAILEY, does hereby sell, convey and warrant ~nto 

HARRISON COUNTY, 

MISSISSIPPI a right-of-way and perpetual easement 

for drainage purposes on and over the hereinafter described land 

situated in·Harrison County, Mississippi, to-wit: 

A permanent drainage easement located in the 

northwest quarter of Section 3, Township 7 

South, Range 11 West, Lot 13 of Briarwood West 

Subdivison as recorded in Plat Book 28, Page 

30A, Gulfport, First Judicial District of 

Harrison County, Mississippi, and being more 

particularly described as follows: 

Commencing at the corner common to lots 12 & 

13 Eriarwood West subdivision l said corner 

also being on Pearl Court, thence N 89°58'17" 

W 116.08 feet to the Point of Beginning, 

thence continue S 29°00'34" E 93.00 feet, 

thence S 72°15'53" E 21.89 feet, thence S 

29°00'34" E 14.00 feet, thence S 42°59'04" W 

34.89 feet to an existing SO' drainage 

easement, thence N 28°51'24" W 143.61 feet 

along said drainage easement, thence S 

89°58'17" E 20.36 feet to the Point of 

Beginning. 

Thomas W. Hall granted Lisa L. Bailey his General Power-of- 

Attorney by instrument dated December 1, 1996, and as of this date, 

same has not been cancelled and/or revoked. A true and correct 

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copy of the General Power-af-Attorney so appointing Lisa L. Bailey 

is attached as Exhibit "A" and made a part hereof as if fully 

copied in words and figures herein.

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The undersigned does hereby warrant to Harrison County tha~ 

there are no 

outstanding liens or mortgages on the herein above 

described property other than those set forth hereafter: 

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·GeNERAl :'OWER OF AITORNEY 

rTo b. ,• .,,,ed an IJnd;u rh, Sli ",..,Iskm of "II Attorn. I 

• THIS IS;" MILITARY POWER OF ATTORNEY PREPARED AND EXE":UTED PVRSUANT TO TITLE 10, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 1044b BY A PERSON 

AUTHORIZED TO RECEIVE LEGAL ASSISTANCE FROM THE MILITARY SERVICES. FEDERAL LAW EXEMPTS THIS POWER OF ATIORNE:Y FROM ANY 

REQUIREMENT OF FORM, SUBSTANCE, FORMALITY OR RECORDING THAT IS PRESCRIBEO FOR POWERS OF AnOflNEY BY THE LAWS OF ANY STATE, 

COMMONWEALTH. TERRITORY, DISTRICT, OR POSSESSION OF THE UNITED STATES. FEDERAL LAW SPECifiES THAT THIS POWER OF ATTORNEY 

SHALL BE GIVEN THE SAME LEGAL eFFECT AS A POWER OF ATTORNEY PREPARED AND EXECUTEO IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE 

JURISDICTION WHERE IT IS PRESENTED. 

KNOW ALL PERSONS,lhat I THOMAS W. HALL SSN: 021-42-9512 a legal residen 

01 NASHUA NEW HAMPSHHIRE 

{CIrri 

tSWe} 

and preslntly sutloned or rosiding et 4457 NEWMAN COVE BILOXI MS 39532 

duiriog to .xecule a GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY. do hereby appolnt-.-LlSA I BAn EX 

whon addrau is 4457 NEWMAN COVe an OXI MS 395]2 

my Attorney-In-Ftct, (or me .nd In my name. to do eU .cu wluUoel/er concernin; my proplny .nd pOJ~onal arhirs noclSllry and od"iulJl0 in lha jUdgment 0 

my Slid Attotney·in-Fact lnd IS p"mined by stlte law, u fullV IS I could do Ir por,onally pro$onland acting. Including bUI nollimited 10: 

1. REAL PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS: 1111 To buy, contract 10 buy, 

receive. lease, or otherwise acquire real estate or any option$ thereon 

or Interests therein; Ib) to sell, contract to sell, mortgage, lease, granl 

options to purchase or otherwise dispose af eny or all real estate in 

which I now have or may hareafter acquirfl any right, title or interest; 

to sign, execute, acknowledge and deliver any and all instruments as 

may be necessary or con\lenionl, conlaining such terms and 

conditions, .nd such warranties and. covenants, It any as my 

Anomer-In-Pact shell deem advisable; (e) to manage, repair, altar or 

improve any real estate or structufl;! thereon, owned by me In whole 

or in part. end to protect the same by action. proceeding or 

otherwise, including, but not limited to, the recovery of possession 

thereof and the removal of tflnents or other persons, animals or 

objects therefrom, 

2. PERSONAL PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS: (B) To bUY, sell. lease, 

contract for the repair of, and In any manner deal with any and all 

personal property, tengible or intangible. which I may own or In which 

&ame for safe-keeping any property or papers. and 10 removi 

therefrom at any time, or from time to time, all Of any part of thf 

contents of any such box or vault; Ie) to borrow money and tt 

execut~ in my name any instrument evidencing indebtednesl 

incurred on my bohalf and to extend and renaw the s.ame. as wei 

as any indebtedness heretofore incurred by me, for lhe payment 0 

which t may in any way be liable. 

5_ TAXES; To (jill income and aU other tax returns anl 

declarations of estimated tax required to be made by me by law; 11 

represent and act for me in all tax maners in dispute or litigation 

to receive, endorse, and collect checks in senlement 01 any refun, 

of taxes, to file claims for abatement, refund. or credit taxes, l' 

mak.e any adjustments Dr settlements and to sign eny and 8 

receiplS, waivers, settlements or agreements pertaining to a 

income or other taxes assessed against me or my property b 

Statu1e. 

I now have or hereafter may acquire, Bny right, titla or in1erest; (b) to G, GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS, VOUCHERS AND CHECKS: (, 

executa end daliver to the proper authoritY any and all docuO'1enl' To exacute. sign and deli"er eoy and an government rClpOrt~ 

necenary to Bffal;\ the propllr registration and IIconslng, of .•ny eppllcetlonli, requelt5, voucher.! and demends in my behall 

automobiles In wl1Jch I now or may hBrtieher havo lin h,torOlt; Ie) to includinll, but not limited to those for any and aU allowances en 

take possllssion and order the removal and shipment or any of my reimbursements properly payablo to me by the United States suc 

proporty. from or to any warehouse, or ~thar pl.ce ?f Gtoflage:, as for the transponation at dependents or tor the shipment c 

nf.keeplng, or use, and 10 ex~cute and deltver any receipt or other . household .Hects or olher proparty as authorized by law [ 

Instrument necessary or convement for such purposes. regulations.; (b) to receive, endorsll and collQP1 the prOCl!8ds C 

checks payable to my order drawn on the Treasurer of the Unite 

3. - BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS: To demand. sue for. recover, 

States for whatever account. 

receIve, compromise. uttlo, adjust llnd pay aU accounts, legacies, 

bequUtl, Interest, dividendi, annuilies. d,mands. debts, taxes, and 

any lind all other. obligltJons, whIch may now or heroafter be due, 

owing or payable by or.to me, and to carry on and transact every kind 

of busl!l8s:s pn' my b~h8lf, including, but not limited to. transllctions 

concerning ;im~ end all ·invaslmertts. and 10 invest end reinvest and 

axchen9' loVIIUments, end to execute end deliver good and sufficient 

insuum=nt!' for, the IlIccompllshment thereot, and to aet as my 

attorney or prory with respel:t to any Slacks, share$, bonds or other 

InvestJnerusi righ:~ or In1,:,rests 8S I may now or hereeher hold. 

4. BANKING,'TRANSACTIONS; ·'081 To dfllposit or withdraw for any 

'purpose, in,o·,.:f!orn tny bank or other financiel institution, any funds, 

checks, or other croditi which I now or hereaner may have on depos.it 

or be entitled 10, and to endorse, cash and receive the proceeds of 

eoy and all checks, vouchers, or other orders for montty, to open or 

close accounts, end to receiva statements, vouchBrs, notices or other 

documents from any bank or other financial institution concorning any 

and all accounts or blnlcing transeetions in my name or In which I may 

have an interest; (b) to have access fat all purposes to any or all 

safety deposit boxes or vaul1S rented in my name Of in the 'names of 

any ~ther person or persons and myself, with lull powor to use the 

7. INSURANCE TRANSACTIONS: IBJ To pay the premium$ 01 

terminate, or executa any righn on any contract at Insuran[ 

presently owned by me or hereafter acquired, (b) to procut 

diUetent, or additional contracts of insurance on my HIli: or wi1 

respect to protoctiJ'k me or my pr.operty from ill health. disabJlit' 

accident, liability, or loss: te) to apply·for, and ruceive, eny loen e 

the socurlt,/ of any contract of lnturllnce, 10 surronder Bnd reeeh 

the cash surrender value, to exercise any election or conversic 

right.s. and to demand, receivo or obtain any money, dividend r 

other thing of valuo to which I am or to which I may becorr 

entitled as the proceeds or other return or profit arising out of ar 

contract of in:;urance or of anyone or more of the insuranl 

transaclions herein enumeraled, 

B. PERSONAL TRANSACTIONS; To do all Icts necessary ( 

maintaining the customary living standatds of my dependen 

inclUding, by way of iIIusuation but not limitation, provision 01 SUI 

living quarters and 1heir maintenance and operiltion, food, clothin 

medical. surgical and denial care, educational facilities, Bnd oth 

incidentals to which my dependont:; are accustomed, 

GENERAL PROVISIONS: (a) All bUG-loess transacted hereunder for me or ier my account shall be \(snsacted in my namlll, and III 

Indonement5 and Instrument$ executod by my Attorney-In-Fact for the purpose of carrying out any 01 th(J foreooing POWltfS. shall contai 

my name, followed by that of my Attorney-in-Fact and the designation. ~Anorney-jn.Fact·; fbJ 1 hereby ratify and confirm all lawful act 

done and caused to be done by my said Attorney·in·Fact pursu;ant to this Power of Anorney. Ie) If the authority contained herein shall b 

re ....ok-ed or terminated by operation of law without notice. I hereby agree tor myself, executors. administrators, heirs end assigns. i 

consideration of my attorney's wlllingnest ~o act pursuant to this PowBr of Anorney, to save and hold my anorncy harmless from any los 

suHerad or (Iny liability incurred by my attorney in so acting 8hor such revocation or termination without notice, (d) Notwithstanding m 

In.&ertion 01 • specific expiration date herein, jf on the above specified expiration date I :;hall be, or hal/e been, carried in a military status r 

-mi~~lng,· -missing-in-ection-, or ·prisoner or war,· thon this power 01 anornoy shall automatically remein valid aod in full oHect unl11 sixt 

(60) days after I have r.turned to United Stalos Military control following termination of such &tatus. 

AF FORM 165, DEC 93 (£F:V1J ".,fORMPROI PREVIOUS E:OmONS ARE OBSOLETE. 

IInstrument No. 

(i..5j!5 

STATEMENT OF FEES 

Abstract!n\g!s~cl(on:~?~ al ,-.;:,.-, 

SLOo each ' .~.--,,--",---:"'--\"'7'.~e· 

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Marginal'.Enl~,iii· ,50e:~ch· ,"-- _ 

Olho' ' .• ">.':'" ...,~ 

TOTAL FEES ~OLLECTEO i2~ 

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, COUNTY OF HARRISON. FIRST JU 

nSlrU4'as recelved and f 

CIAL DIS~R7 

or record al. 7 -op 

o ~YO' if,AD.19Z 

and recorded "--'''''-'''----''''-.,L- ,19li in Records of Deeds _~__ 

-- Book /387 pages~ 

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IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that, upon the recommendation of Eddie M. 

Bigelow, Consultant, and Bobby Knesal, county Engineer, the Board does 

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HEREBY APPROVE payment therefor in the amount of $2,585.00. 

Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. seconded the motion to adopt the 






Supervisor ROBII\I ALFRED MIDCALF voted 

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THERE CAME ON this day for consideration by the Board the petitions 

signed by ten (10l or more Freeholders (property Owners) requesting the 

Board to accept and maintain various roads in Supervisor's voting Districts 3 

and 5, as part of the Harrison County Road system, said petitions and 

easements in connection therewith being as follows: 

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HARRISON COUNTY 


15309-C COMMUNITY ROAD· GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI 39503 

(601) 832-4891/FAX (601) 831-3356 

Date: November 19, 1997 

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To 


From: Bobby Knesal, County Engineer 

Re: Freeholders Petition for Road 390 

Supervisor's Voting District 3 

Section 6, Township 7 South, Range 13 West 

My office has examined the above-referenced petition and has inspected the subject roadway. 

Presently, the road has a satisfactory base and the landowners have signed the necessary roadway 

easements. The road serves two landowners in Harrison County and provides the only access 

route for three residences in Hancock County. The approximate length ofthe road in Harrison 

County is 650 feet. 

I recommend this road be accepted for maintenance. 

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Robert J. KnesaJ, P.E. 

County Engineer 

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Date Engineer's Office Received 

, 19 

Date Accepted/Denied by Board 

I 19 

COUNTY OF HARRISON Supervisor Supervisor 

TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS: 

Date Letter Sent to Board__~__"- 

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY 

We the undersigned Freeholders (Property Owners) or Householders of the aforesaid State 

and County do hereby petition the Harrison County Board of Supervisors to: 

Accept for Maintenance a public road situated in Supervisors District~. Section ~, 

~ TmmohipL S~uth, Rangeli \·:~st, Harrison 2o·..nt:;, Hissios:'ppi. , I 

Name of Road RDAD 3 'tD Legal Description 5tJ,q. or 5~ 

Number of people served {p 

Witness our signatures as follows: 

Check 

Appropriate 

Box 

2. ~Pv0 cfo,drwv 

3. Shauna aRCidiWi , 

4·6J~4v;~4CI 

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Inate Engineer's Office Received 

, 19 

/ Date Accepted/Denied by Board 

, 19 

COUNTY OF HARRI SON Supervisor Supervisor 

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TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, 

Date Letter Sent to Board._--'---_'- 


We the undersigned Freeholders (property Owners) or Householders of the aforesaid State 


Accept for Maintenance a public road situated in SupervisoI"s District :3. Section (P, 

'r'cwn:;;l"liPL S~'.lth, Range II ~·:est, Hllr.::ison :::ounty, Hi;;si;:;si.ppi. - -. 

Name of Road R " aD . 1 J1 .r svJdf. 

DAb,;) J Legal Description S r.u 'f. "I f 

Ip 

_______________________ Number of people served 

Witness our signatures as follows: 

Check 

Appropriate 

Box 

2. ebbWJv--> etO-Jrwv 

3. S~'JJ11R0 a cRCidiilJi, 

4·6J.tU{k Itz; X~4/" 

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Road 390 

(ROAD NAME) 

Margie P. Ladner 

(GRANTOR) 

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For and in consideration of One Dollar and other good and valuable considerations, 

receipt ofwhich is hereby acknowledged, I, the undersigned, do hereby sell, grant and give unto 

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a Right-of-Way and perpetual easement for ROADWAY purposes, on and over the following 

described land and property situated and being in the First Judicial District ofHarrison County, 


The South Halfofthe SW Y4 ofthe SW Y4 of Section 6, Township 7 South, Range 13 

West, Harrison County, Mississippi, First Judicial District less and except the 3.3 acre 

parcel South ofRoad 390 and the 3.5 acre parcel adjacent to and SE ofthe intersection of 

E. Ladner Road and J.P. Ladner Road. 

Easement being described as: 

Commencing at the SW corner of Section 6, Township 7 South, Range 13 West, 

Harrison County, Mississippi, First Judicial District; thence proceed N 0° 07' W 

760.2' along a fence, which is also the Hancock County and Harrison County line to 

a post for the POINT OF BEGINNING of Easement. From POB thence run s 

69°13' E 53.1' to an iron pipe; thence proceed S 44° 31' E 48.4' to an iron pipe; 

thence S 16° 54' E 171.6' to an iron pipe; thence S 22° 42' E 358.4' to an iron pipe 

situated on the Northern Right ofWay orE. Ladner Road; thence proceed N 130 

43' E 67.4' to a point; thence N 22°42' W 302.2' to a point; thence N 16°54' W 

179.4' to a point; thence N 44° 31' W 67.0'; thence N 69° 13' W 78.5' to a point on 

said Hancock CountylHarrison County line; thence S 0° 07' E 43.3' to the POINT 

OF BEGINNING. 

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Should the aforesaid Right-of-Way and easement be abandoned at any time in the future, the 

easement herein granted shall automatically cease and terminate. 

WITNESS, my signature, this the I "1,ljday of rJov'f3?7!3ee 

, AD., 19 '12-.

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI .., 




Personally appeared before me, the undersigned Notary Public the within named 

'--rY'I ~""-' . (1 . ~'"& _who "know!oo_oo that ~6 'lgnoo 

(0 RS) 

and delivered the foregoing instrument on the day and year herein mentioned. 

Given under my hand and official seal, this flftJ day of rJ"vr;Me.IJ>f?,., AD-,)9·

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Road 390 

(ROAD NAME) 

Wendell W. Ladner 

(GRANTOR) 

For and in consideration of One Dollar and other good and valuable considerations, 

receipt ofwhich is hereby acknowledged, I, the undersigned, do hereby sell, grant and give unto 


a Right-of-Way and perpetual easement for ROADWAY purposes, on and over the following 

described land and property situated and being in the First Judicial District ofHarrison County, 


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That certain lot or parcel ofland with the POINT OF BEGINNING being the SW corner 

ofSection 6, Township 7 South, Range 13 West, Harrison County, Mississippi, First 

Judicial District; from said POB thence run N 0° 01' W a distance of760.2 feet along a 

fence, which is also the Hancock County and Harrison County line to a post situated on 

the Southern Right ofWay ofa dirt road, thence proceed South69° 13" E along the 

Southern Right ofWay ofsaid dirt road a distance of53.1' to an iron pipe; thence proceed 

S 44° 31' E along the Southern Right ofWay ofsaid dirt road a distance of48.4' to an 

iron pipe; thence S 16° 54' E along the Southern Right ofWay ofsaid dirt road a distance 

of!71.6' to an iron pipe; thence S 22° 42' E along the Southern Right ofWay ofsaid dirt 

road a distance of358.4' to an iron pipe situated on the Northern Right ofWay ofE. 

Ladner Road; thence proceed S 15°09' W along said Northern Right ofway ofE. Ladner 

Road a distance of219.l' to an iron pipe, which is a point situated on the Section line of 

Sections 6 and 7 ofTownship 7 South, Range 13 West, Harrison County, Mississippi, 

First Judicial District; thence proceed West along said Section Line a distance of212.9' to 

the POINT OF BEGINNING. Said parcel ofland containing 3.25 acres, more or less, and 

being a part ofthe SW \4 ofthe SW \4, Section 6, Township 7 South, Range 13 West, 

Harrison County, First Judicial District. 

Easement being described as: 

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Commencing at the SW corner of Section 6, Township 7 South, Range 13 West, 

Harrison County, Mississippi, First Judicial District; thence proceed N 0° 07' W 

760.2' along a fence, which is also the Hancock County and Harrison County line to 

a post for the POINT OF BEGINNING of Easement. From POB thence run S 690 

13' E 53.1' to an iron pipe; thence proceed S 44° 31' E 48.4' to an iron pipe; thence 

S 16°54' E 171.6' to an iron pipe; thence S 22° 42' E 358.4' to an iron pipe situated 

on the Northern Right ofWay orE. Ladner Road; thence proceed S 15°09' Walong 

said Northern Right ofway ofE. Ladner Road 16.3' to an iron pipe; thence N 22° 

42' W 371.8' to a point; thence N 16°54' W 169.7' to a point; thence N 44° 31' W 

43.8' to a point; thence N 69° 13' W 47.2' to said Hancock CountylHarrison County 

line; thence N 0° 07' W 10.7' to the POINT OF BEGINNING. 

Should the aforesaid Right-of-Way and easement be abandoned at any time in the future, the 

easement herein granted shall automatically cease and terminate 

WITNESS, my signature, this the ~ day of d61re IJ1jl?.{' 

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Personally appeared before me, the undersigned Notary Public the within named 

who acknowledged that signed 

and delivered the foregoing instrument on the day and year herein mentioned, 

Given under my hand and official seal, this 

16 fft day of pJ&v,,"IV1$~tL- 

.My Ccmrr.issio~ Exp:rcG Je!y n. j~~~ 


Notary Public 

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GRANTOR: 

GRANTEE: 

PREPARED BY: 

WENDELLA LADNER 

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ff'tss c../..jRl~T!~.J, /VIS .,396-7/ 

~.;jg- DiS'S'- '1JIS' 


P.O. DRAWER "CC" 



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ARRISON COUNTY 


15309-C COMMUNITY ROAD· GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI 39503 

(601) 832-48911FAX (601) 831-3356 

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MEMO 

Date: November 24, 1997 

To: 

Harrison County Board ofSupervisors 

From: Bobby Knesal, County Engineer~ 

Re: Freeholders Petition for Road 522 

Supervisor's Voting District 5 

Section 19, Township 5 South, Range 11 West 

My office has examined the above-referenced petition and has inspected the subject roadway. 

The road has a satisfactory base and it serves two residences. The approximate length ofthe road 

is 1,584 feet. 

I recommend this road be accepted for maintenance. 

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Robert J. KnesaI, P. E. 

County Engineer

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Date\5r9ineer'S Of~e Received 

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Date Accepted/Denied by Board 

, 19 

COUNTY OF HARRISON supervisor Supervisor 

TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, 

Date Letter Sent to Board__~__"- 


We the undersigned Freeholders (Property Owners) or Householders of the aforesaid State 


Accept for Maintenance flpublic road situated in Supervisors District~. Section (Ci, 

Township ~ South, Range ll- West, Harrison County, Mississippi. 

Name of Road &'5' ,;2 'XI Legal Description &f;() Jt 

\ lS d6z:iliN;4 120 . Number of people served 1-..>',,,51------ 

Witness our signatures as follows t 

Check 

Appropriate 

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and after due consideration and discussion, and upon the recommendation 

of Robert J. Knesal, county Engineer, Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. 

moved adoption of the following Order: 

ORDER ACCEPTINC FREEHOLDERS PETITIONS AND ROADS FOR 

MAINTENANCE, AS LISTED, AS RECOMMENDED BY BOBBY KNESAL, 

COUNTY ENCINEER 


MISSISSIPPI, that, upon the recommendation of Bobby Knesal, County 

~ Engineer, the Board does HEREBY ACCEPT the aforesaid Freeholders Petitions 

and does HEREBY ACCEPT the fOllowing roads for maintenance, to-wit: 

1) Road 390 in Supervisor'S voting District 3, Section 6, Townsrlip 7 

South, Range 13 west, Harrison County, Mississippi, and Roadway Easements 

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for said road, at NO COST to the county, from Margie P. Ladner; and from 

Wendell W. Ladner; 

2) Road 522 in Supervisor'S voting District 5, Section 19, Township 5 

south, Range 11 west, Harrison County, Mississippi. 



vote with the fOllowing results: 

supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS voted 




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Order: 

supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. moved adoption of the following 

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ORDER APPROVINC THE EMPLOYMENT OF BILL FORE, 

CONTRACT SPECIALIST, AT A RATE OF $SO.OO/HOUR FOR A 

MAXIMUM OF 30 HOURS, AS RECOMMENDED BY THE COURT 

COMPUTER COMMITTEE 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE the employment of Bill 

Fore, Contract Specialist, at a rate of SSO.OO/hour for a maximum of 30 hours, 

as recommended by the Court Computer Committee. 





Supervisor LARRY BEI\lEFIELD voted 




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ORDER AUTHORIZINC THE MEMBERS OF THE COLIRT COMPUTER 

COMMITTEE TO TRAVEL TO AUSTIN, TEXAS TO REVIEW THEIR 

COMPUTER COURT SYSTEM, AND APPROVINC TRAVEL AND 

EXPENSES OF THE COURT CLERKS OF AUSTIN, TEXAS TO ASSIST 

THE COMMITTEE 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY AUTHORIZE the members of the 

~ Court computer Committee to travel to Austin, Texas to review their 

computer court system; and the Board does HEREBY APPROVE travel and 

expenses of the Court Clerks of Austin, Texas to assist the Committee. 

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ORDER AUTHORIZINC THE ROAD DEPARTMENT TO OPERATE A 

SKELETON CREW, STATIONED AT THE ORANCE CROVE WORK 

CENTER, TO HANDLE CALLS THROUCH THE HOLIDAYS, 

BECINNINC DECEMBER 22,1997 AND ENDINC JANUARY 2, 1998 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY AUTHORIZE the Road Department to 

operate a skeleton crew, stationed at the Orange Grove Work Center, to 

handle calls through the Holidays, beginning December 22,1997 and ending 

January 2,1998. 


above and foregoing order, whereupon the President put the question to a 



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Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF moved adoption of the following Order: 

ORDER ACCEPTING RESIGNATIONS, AS LISTED 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY ACCEPT the following resignations: 

Bette Martin, Family Court, Volunteer Coordinator, effective 11/03/97. 

Edwin Duncan, Long Beach Work Center, Truck Driver II, effective 11/14/97. 

Supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERlUS seconded the motion to adopt the above and 

foregoing Order, whereupon the President put the question to a vote with the following 

results: 

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Supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERlUS voted 





AYE 

AYE 

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Supervisors present, the President then declared the motion carried and the Order 

adopted. 


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ORDER CONCURRING WITH COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR ON 

EMPLOYMENT AND VARIOUS CHANGES, AS LISTED 

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MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY CONCUR with the County Administrator 

on the following employment and various changes: 

Shannon Bybee, Justice Court, Deputy Clerk, correction as follows: from $12,000 

per year to $12,500 per year, starting salary being $12,500 per year for employees as 

clerks, effective 11/17/97. 

Sheila Gibson, Justice Court, Deputy Clerk, correction as follows: from $12,000 

per year to $12,500 per year, starting salary being $12,500 per year for employees as 

clerks, effective 11/17/97. 

Sharon Hogan, Building & Grounds, status and salary change from Housekeeper 

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to Daytime Supervisor, going from $6.00Ihour to $7.00Ihour, effective 11/17/97. 

Patti Dedeaux, transfer back from Circuit Court to Personnel Department at 

same title and salary, effective 11/17/97. 

Ray Romero, Sand Beach, Equipment Operator I, status and salary change going 

from temporary full time to regular full time with a salary change from $6.81Ihour to 

$7. 15lhour effective 10/27/97 (replacing David Faul who was making $7. 15Ihour). 

Dana Neilson, Tourism, Administrative Secretary, regular full time at a rate of 

$1416.68/month, effective 11/20/97 (replacing Wilma Harvey, who was making 

$1797.22/month). 

Jennie (Lisa) Parker, Tourism, Administrative Secretary, regular full time at a rate 

of $1416.68/month, effective 11/20/97 (replacing Melissa Heise, who was making 

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$1416.68/month). 

Reletha Polk, Family Court Shelter, Relief Child Care Worker, regular part time 

at a rate of $6.00Ihour, effective 11/17/97.

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IGmberly Myers, Eligibility Worker, Human Services, temporary full time at a 

rate of $I2I3.33/month, effective 11/20/97 (replacing Karla Smith, who was making 

$1213.33/month). 

Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. seconded the motion to adopt the above 

and foregoing Order, whereupon the President put the question to a vote with the 






AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

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Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. moved adoption of the following Order: 

ORDER CONCURRING WITH ROAD DEPARTMENT ON 

EMPLOYMENT AND VARIOUS CHANGES, AS LISTED 

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MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY CONCUR with the Road Department on 

the following employment and changes: 

Joel Mechanic, Lead Ditch Man, RoadID'Iberville Work Center, title change from 

Lead Ditch Man to Equipment Operator, staying temporary full time with a change in 

salary from $7.00Ihour to $8.00Ihour (replacing Charles Fountain, who was making 

$8.50Ihour). 

Roger Bailey, Road Department!Long Beach Worn Center, Truck Driver II, no 

title change, salary change from $709.59 bi-monthly to $745.06 bi-monthly, effective 

12/1/97 (replacing Eddie Duncan, who was making $745.06 bi-monthly). 

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Ronald Hartwell, Road Dept!Long Beach Work Center, title change from 

Truck Driver I to Truck Driver II, salary increase from $660.25 bi-monthly to $709.59 

bi-monthly, effective 12/1/97 (replacing Roger Bailey, who was making $709.59 

bi-monthly). 


above and foregoing Order, whereupon the President put the question to a vote with the 







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Order: 


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ORDER APPROVING PAYMENT OF ACCIDENT RELATED CLAIMS, 

AS LISTED 

ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HARRISOI\l COUNTY, 

MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE payment of the following 

accident related claims: 

1) unique Body Shop in the amount of 5910.92, for automobile repairs 

for Mary Cavanaugh's county Vehicle. 

2) Associated Adjusters in the amount of $284.00, for services rendered 

on the claim of Shedrick Gatewood. 

3) Enterprise Rent A Car in the amount of $170.86 on the claim of 

Esther Horst. 

4) Dr. William Hopper in the amount of $39.00 on the claim of June 

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Ladner. 

5) Associated Adjusters in the amount of $302.59, for services 

rendered on the claim of John J. Vaccaro. 

6) Associated Adjusters in the amount of $181.50, for services 

rendered on the claim of Ora Wells. 

7) Bay-waveland Body & paint in the amount of $670.90 on the claim 

of Sherwin Goodwin. 







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Order: 


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ORDER DENYING PAYMENT OF ACCIDENT RELATED CLAIMS, 

AS LISTED 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY DENY payment of the following 

accident related claims: 

1) Claim of David Crain in the amount of $1,009.71, as recommended by 

Associated Adjusters and Joe Meadows. 

2) Claim of Mary Duplantis in the amount of $42.80. If rock that 

struck windshield came from roadway, claim should be denied as road 

hazard. 

3) Claim of Alonzo price, as recommended by Associated Adjusters and 

Joe Meadows. 

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4) Claim of Janice Newsome in the amount of $9,737.95, as 

recommended by Bill Dukes. 

5) Claim of Bennie Moran in the amount of $667.00, as recommended 

by Associated Adjusters. 









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The Sheriff's representative reported that 894 persons are currently 

housed in the Harrison County Jail facilities. 

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Order: 


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ORDER AUTHORIZING THE ADVER"nSEMENT OF NOTICE OF 

INVITATION TO BID ON KITCHEN EQUIPMENT FOR THE JAIL, TO 

BE PURCHASED BY THE HARRISON COUNTY CORRECTIONAL 

FACILITIES FINANCE AUTHORITY, AND DIRECTING THE 

PURCHASE CLERK AND A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CHANCERY 

CLERK'S OFFICE TO RECEIVE THE BIDS SCHEDULED TO BE 

OPENED DECEMBER 19, 1997 ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY AUTHORIZE the advertisement of 

Notice of Invitation to Bid on kitchen equipment for the Jail, to be 

purchased by the Harrison county Correctional Facilities Finance Authority, 

and the Board does HEREBY DIRECT the Purchase Clerk and a representative 

of the Chancery Clerk's office to receive the bids scheduled to be opened 

December 19,1997 on behalf of the Board. 


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Order: 


ORDER AUTHORIZING A SIX-MONTH EXTENSION OF 

SEMI-ANNUAL TERM BIDS ITEMS, AS LISTED 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY AUTHORIZE a six-month extension of 

semi-annual term bids for the following items: 

Group A 

- Motor Fuels, Oil and Fluids, 

Group C - Road signs, posts and Letters, 

Group H - Metal Culvert Pipe, 

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Group H-1 - polyethylene Culvert Pipe, 

Group I - Concert Culvert Pipe, 

as each bid has been signed giving the County "the right to request from the 

vendor an extension of the contracts for a second straight term of six (6) 

monthS, commencing on January 1,1998, with all prices remaining the 

same." 









AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

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Order: 


ORDER AUTHORIZING BUDGET AMENDMENT TO THE SHERIFF'S 

BUDGET I AS LISTED 

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MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY AUTHORIZE budget amendment to 

the Sheriff's budget, as follows: 

1) Various payroll accounts for overtime incurred guarding inmates 

at Memorial Hospital at Gulfport, as follows: 

HARRISON COlJNTI' SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT 

JOE PRICE, Sheriff 



Dispatch (601) 865-7060 

Sheriff's Office (601) 865-7092 

Jail Operator (601) 896-3000 

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MEMORANDUM 

TO: Brenda Barefoot 

FROM: 

Randy Cook 

DATE: October 27, 1997 

SUBJ: BOS Agenda 

Brenda, 

Please place on the next available BOS Agenda, a request by SheriffPrice for an amendment to the payroll 

budget due to overtime premiums paid in connection with guarding inmate David Burney while he was a patient 

at Memorial Hospital from October 17 thru October 24,1997. 

CC/SheriffPrice 

Jenell Tompkins 

Rhonda Faul 

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HARRISON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT 

Joe Price, Sheriff 

Sheriff Joe Price 

M~~r ~R, Cook 

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'Gulfport, Mississippi 39502 

Dispatch (G01) 865·7060 

Sheriff's Office (601) 865·7092 


MEMORANDUM 


FROM: Randy COOkf)!f!-. 

DATE: October 21, 1997 


Brenda, 

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Please place on the next available BOS Agenda a request by SheriffPrice for an amendment to the payroll budget 

for overtime paid in connection with the guarding ofJamie Skinner who was an inmate patient at the Memorial 

Hospital at Gulfport. 

~/SheriffPrice 


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DATE: 

SUBJECT: 

The following names are being submitted for consideration ofreceiving holiday/overtime pay for the date(s) listed. 

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Majpr E.R. Cook 

1 0 /1--2-/12 

Holiday~e 

EMPLOYEE DIVISION DATE(S) HOURS RATE TOTAL PAYROLL PAYROLL 

WORKED PAY DEPT. OBJECTIVE 

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JOE PRICE, Sherif! 



Dispatch (601) 865·7060 

Sheriff's Office (601) 865-7092 


MEMORANDUM 


FROM: 

Randy Cook 

DATE: 1116197 


Brenda 

Please place on the next available BOS Agenda a request by SheriffPrice for an amendment to the payroll budget 

due to overtime paid in connection with the guarding ofinmate Christie Donald at Memorial Hospital. 

Supporting documentation is attached. 

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HARRISON COUNTY SclERIFF'S DEPARTMENT 



Major I}.R. Cook 

DATE: 1i'/(p/11' __ /) 

SUBJECT: H61ida~ePay ~st Cv/lret"'9 0": {J./)ftS 17t: /vtY.fJ1 L.L 

The following names are being submitted for consideration ofreceiving holiday/overtime pay for the date(s) listed. 

EMPLOYEE DIVISION DATE(S) HOURS RATE TOTAL PAYROLL PAYROLL 

WORKED PAY DEPT. OBJECTIVE 

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2) Account 001-139-475 in the amount of $4,037.83, for expenses 

incurred due to extradition of Brian Vandyke, Ernie Lizana, Ronnie Bass, 

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Samuel Everett, Jaqueline Hall Williams, David R. smith, and Jimmy Devance. 





supervisor LARRY BEI\lEFIELD voted 




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ORDER ACKNOWLEDGING RECEIPT OF CHECKS PRESENTED BY 

THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT FOR DEPOSIT IN THE PROPER 

ACCOUNT 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE receipt of checks 

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presented by the Sheriff's Department for deposit in the proper account, 

which checks are as follows: 

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601·865·7060 

fiOl-865-7095 

Novrnber 28, 1997 

TO: Sheriff Joe Price 

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FROM: Jeanne Carlisle 

RE: Incoming Checks 

For victualization ofprisoners, enclosed please find checks for tbe following: 

FROM: 

City ofBiloxi 

FOR: 

Housing - 8/97 

Medical- 8/97 

AMOUNT 

19,690.00 

3,451.22 

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U.S. Marshal Service 

TOTAL 

Housing - 8/97 

Medical- 8/97 

21,540.00 

1,849.13 

$46,530.35 

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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, CITY OF BILOXI 

CITY WARRANT· 

NO.006538C 

DATE 

111'18/97 

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TO THE ORDER OF; 

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601-865-7095 

November 24,1997 

TO: Sheriff Joe Price 

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FROM: Jeanne Carlisle 

RE: Incoming Checks 

For victualization of prisoners, enclosed please find checks for the following: 

FROM: FOR: AMOUNT 

U.S. Navy, Housing - 6/97 60.00 

City ofLong Beach Housing - 8/97 4,845.00 

Medical- 8/97 335.02 

City ofPass Christian Housing - 9/97 1,680.00 

Medical - 9/97 6.00 

Bond Fund Housing - 11197 50.00 

Total $ 6,976.02 

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GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI 39502

SHERIFF OF HARRISON COUNTY 1288 

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Order: 

Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. moved adoption of the fOllowing 

ORDER APPROVINC CLAIMS FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 

1997, AS PER STATUTE 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE claims for the month of 

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Order: 

Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF moved adoption of the following ] 

ORDER APPROVINC PROPOSED RECORDS RETENTION 

SCHEDULES AS REQUESTED BY CATHERINE JANNIK, MANACER, 

HARRISON COUNTY RECORDS PROJECT 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE the proposed Records 

Retention Schedules as requested by Catherine Jannik, Manager, Harrison 

County Records Project, same being as follows: 

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Proposed Records Retention Schedules 

OFFICE OF THE CHANCERY CLERK-ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS 

• Chancery Court Minutes 

Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

Record ofthe proceedings ofthe Chancery Court. Contains orders, 

judgments, decrees, etc. signed by the Chancellor pertaining to matters 

heard before the Court. This series began in 1846 and continues to the 

present. 

Active records series. This series is subject to the Mississippi Code of 

1972, Annotated, Section 9-5-151, which requires that it be maintained 

permanently. 

Permanent. 

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• Probate Court Minutes 

Description: 

Record ofthe proceedings ofthe Probate Court. Contains orders, 

judgments, decrees, etc. signed by the Chancellor pertaining to estate and 

guardianship matters heard before the court for the years 1842-1870. 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

Obsolete record series maintained in the Gulfport vault. The Probate 

Court was replaced by the Chancery Court; however, the detail and wealth 

ofinformation contained in these records merits their permanent retention 

(Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated, Section 25-59-25). 

Permanent. 

• General Chancery Docket 

Description: 

Record ofissues before the Chancery Court. Lists case numbers, notes all 

activity and filings in the matter, and case descriptions for court terms 

beginning in 1857 and continuing through the present. 

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Appraisal: Active record series. Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated, Section 9-5 

201, requires the permanent retention ofthis series. 

Retention: 

Permanent. 

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• Probate Court Docket 

Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

Summary record ofissues before the Chancery Court dealing with probate 

matters. Previous and subsequent Probate matters are docketed in the 

Chancery Court Docket. Lists case numbers, notes all activity and filings 

in the matter, and case descriptions for court terms during the 1982-1996 

period. 

Record series complements the Chancery Court Docket. The legal 

requirements for the retention ofthis series are found in the Mississippi 

Code of 1972, Annotated, Sections 19-15-7,25-59-25. 

Permanent. 

• Cemetery Record 

Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

This record lists the perpetual care cemeteries ofnon-profit churches and 

corporations. This series also contains an accounting ofnon-profit 

cemetery funds. The series, dating from 1986 does not list individual 

plots. 

Although there are no legal requirements for the retention ofthis series, 

the basic information it contains merits its permanent retention. Also, 

though rarely used for audit purposes, there is a potential for long-term 

retention requirements particularly in documenting proper handling and 

investment ofnon-profit funds. 

Permanent. 

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• Newspapers (The Sun Herald, previously the Daily Herald and the South 

Mississippi Sun) 

Description: 

The Chancery Clerk is required by Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated, 

Section 9-5-167 to subscribe to and keep a copy ofa daily newspaper 

published in their respective counties. This series date from 1913 and 

includes the Daily Herald, South Mississippi Sun, and Sun Herald. 

Appraisal: The legal requirements for the retention ofthis series are found in the 

Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated, Section 9-5-167 which requires a 

permanent retention. 

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• Corporation Records 

Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

Copies ofthe Charter ofArticles ofIncorporation filed with the 

Mississippi Secretary of State. Under the provisions ofthe Mississippi 

Code of 1972, Annotated, Section 79-3-101, copies ofthese records are to 

be filed in the Office ofthe Chancery Clerk in the county in which the 

principal office ofthe corporation shall be located. These records include 

all certificates ofincorporatio and all amendments. Records in this series 

date from 1968 to present. Prior to 1968 Charters were filed in Chattel 

Mortgage Records (a record previously scheduled for pennanent retention 

by the Local Government Records Committee). 

Under the provisions ofthe Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated, Section 

9-5-137, this record must be maintained pennanently. 

Pennanent. 

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• Armed Services Discharge Records and Index 

Description: 

Any person who has received an honorable discharge from the military 

may have it recorded by the Chancery Court in their current county of 

residence (Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated, Section 35-3-13). This 

record consists ofcopies ofarmed forces discharge papers and certificates. 

Infonnation includes name, enlistment record, reason for discharge, 

physical description and remarks. This record began in 1918 and 

continues to the present. Series includes a separate index to volumes I-51. 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

Active record series. The infonnation contained in this record series 

merits pennanent retention. 

Pennanent. 

• Enumeration ofEducable Children 

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Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

This series consists ofa district by district enumeration ofthe heads of 

households and their children. Lists parent's name, and thename(s) and 

age(s) oftheir child(ren). Series began in 1885 and ended in 1946. 

Obsolete record series. There are no legal requirements for the retention 

ofthis record however, the detail and wealth ofinformation contained in 

these records merits their pennanent retention (Mississippi Code of 1972, 

Annotated, Section 25-59-25). 

Permanent. 

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• Will Record 

Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

This series contains copies ofall wills filed with Harrison County since 

1853. The series is active (Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated, Section 

9-5-137). 

Active record series. The information contained in this record series 

merits permanent retention. 

Pennanent. 

• Record ofForeign Certified Letter in Guardianships and Estates 

Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

This series contains copies ofwills and letters in guardianships and estates 

for matters probated outside Harrison County when they regard matters 

within Harrison County. Series began in 1932 and continues to the 

present. 

Active record series. The information contained in this record series 

merits permanent retention. ] 

Permanent. 

• Execution Docket 

Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

Record ofthe Chancery Court's process executions. Lists parties, names, 

processes, county's, clerk's and sheriff's costs, amounts, dates, and 

sheriff's returns. 

Obsolete record series. Although there are no legal requirements for the 

retention ofthis record, thedetail and wealth of information it contains 

merits its permanent retention (Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated, 

Section 25-59-25). 

Permanent. 

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• Record of Stock Marks and Brands 

Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

Register ofcattle/stock marks for ears and brands for hides. Includes the 

name ofthe person registering the mark and lor brand and their identifying 

information as well as line drawings ofthe marks and/or brands. 

Obsolete record series. Although there are no legal requirements for the 

retention ofthis record, the detail andwealth ofinformation it contains 

merits its permanent retention (Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated, 

Section 25-59-25). 

Permanent. 

• Real Property Tax Receipts 

Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

Copies ofreceipts for paid taxes. Lists name ofassessed owner, legal 

description (and parcel numbers after 1964), amount oftaxes due and date 

and amount paid. 


27-41-43, this record must be maintained permanently. 

Permanent. 

• Condominium Lien Record 

Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

Lists liens and releases ofliens filed by condominium owners' association 

against owners of individual units who fail to pay dues on time. 

Under the provisions ofthe Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated, Sections 

85-7-133 and 89-9-21, this record must be maintained permanently. 

Permanent. 

• Lis Pendens Record 

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Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

Notice of pending lawsuits involving property. 

Under the provisions ofthe Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated, Sections 

11-27-7 and 11-47-1, this record must be maintained permanently. 

Permanent. 

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• Treasurer's Receipts for Cash Bail Bonds 

Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

This series contains the county's copy ofany receipt made for cash 

payment ofbail bonds. The receipts contain the defendant's name, 

offense, amount ofbail bond and the date ofthe transaction (Mississippi 

Code of 1972, Annotated, Section 99-5-9). This series began in 1969 and 

was discontinued when, through reorganization, this record-keeping duty 

was assumed by the Justice Court Clerks. 

Obsolete record series. Under the provisions ofthe Mississippi Code of 

1972, Annotated, Section 99-5-9, these are permanent records. 

Permanent. 

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS-ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS 

• Minutes of the Board of Supervisors 

Description: 

The minutes ofthe meetings ofthe Harrison County Board ofSupervisors. 

This series is the official record ofthe Board and includes such 

information as resolutions and proclamations passed, warrants issued, 

claims, and other business before county government. Titled the Minutes 

ofthe Board ofPolice for the first two volumes. These records date back 

to 1841. 

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Retention: 


9-3-27, this series must be maintained by the chancery clerk as a 

permanent record. 

Permanent. 

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS-FINANCIAL RECORDS 

• Board of Supervisors Paid Bills (Claims Files) 

Description: 

Appraisal: 

Retention: 

This series consists offiles containing claims against each ofthe county's 

funds. 

Legal requirements governing this series are found in the Mississippi Code 

of 1972, Annotated, Section 9-5-171. This section allows the disposal of 

this series after a ten year retention period, however, administrative need 

requires that the county retain this series for an additional five years. This 

period covers other long term reference value ofthis series, such as audits, 

the need to establish work procedures, the review ofvarious components 

ofthe county's infrastructure, etc. 

Fifteen years and then dispose. 

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Order: 


ORDER APPROVINC TAX REFUND IN THE AMOUNT OF $747.07 

TO MARY K. DAVIS FOR PARCEL NO. 0512H-02-023.000, TAXES 

PAID IN ERROR 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE tax refund in the amount 

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of $747.07 to Mary K. Davis for Parcel No. 0512H-02-023.000, taxes paid in 

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ORDER APPROVINC REDEMPTION FOR ERRONEOUS TAX SALES, 

AS LISTED 

ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HARRISOI\l COUI\lTY, 

MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE redemption for erroneous 

tax sales, as follows: 

off. 

1) $8,519.02 for Parcel No. 0807L-01-008.000, City property. 

2) $4,139.03 for Parcel No. 0811 M-01-001.016, State property. 

3) $1,302.89 for Parcel No. 0705D-01-004.002, improperly assessed. 

4) $742.64 for Parcel No. 0809M-02-007.011, state property. 

5) $686.04 for Parcel No. 0909H-01-003.001, county property. 

6) $427.94 for Parcel No. 0403-20-020.000, Homestead Exemption left 

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7) $384.36 for Parcel No. 0809M-02-001.047, Government property. 

8} $229.31 for parcel NO. 0809P-02-001.018, City property. 

9) $219.87 for Parcel NO. 0810E-06-039.000, City property. 

10) $177.18 for parcel NO. 0412N-01-041.000, City property. 









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ORDER APPROVING CLAIMS, AS LISTED 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE the following claims: 

1) Rhodes Carpet Max in the amount of $27,337.00, Invoice No. J5210 

for installation of carpet in the Convention Center Expansion. 

2) Associated Food Equipment & Supplies in the amount of $14,730.70 

Invoice No. 023336, for trash receptacles in the Convention Center. 

3) TOp ShOp in the amount of $6,994.00, Invoice No. 96003131, for 

cashier stands in the Convention Center. 

4) Howe Tables in the amount of $14,900.00, Invoice No. IN114556, for 

100 - 72" round tables for the Convention Center. 

(Claims 1 through 4 are as submitted by the Coliseum Commission.> 

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5) Smith Construction in the amount of $31,967.64, Pay Request NO.1, 

for work on Drainage Improvements on the D'Iberville Recreational Facility, 

as submitted by Moran, Seymour &ASSOC., Inc., project Engineers. 

6) Knesal Engineering Services, Inc. in the amount of $2,979.00, Invoice 

NO. 97-083, for services rendered on the Long Beach Pier. 

7) Knesal Engineering Services, Inc. in the amount of $3,726.87, for 

services rendered on the Canal Road Sewer project. 

8) Galloway & Galloway in the amount of $399.40, for services rendered 

in the following matters: 

a) $220.04 for Lyle V. Price 

bl $115.36 for Chaffin V. Price 

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c) $64.00 for Robertson V. Price 

9) George J. Armbruster in the amount of $975.00, for services 

rendered as an expert witness in the matter of Arboleda V. Harrison County, 

submitted by Dukes, Dukes, Keating & Faneca, P.A.

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10> Brown & Mitchell, Inc. in the amount of $3,981.59, for services 

rendered on the HARCO Sand Beach Maintenance project for the period of 

3/28/97 through 10/30/97. 

11l Brown & Mitchell, Inc. in the amount of $169.62, for services 

rendered on the west Harrison water & Sewer District. 

12l Greco & Greco, Law Corp. in the amount of $81.04, for services 

rendered in the matter of Nix V. price, et ai, submitted by Dukes, Dukes, 

~ Keating & Faneca, P.A. 

13l The Gillespie Law Firm in the amount of $2,445.00 ,for services 

rendered on the west Harrison water & Sewer District. 

13l Dukes, Dukes, Keating & Faneca, P.A. in the amount of $23,096.72, 

for services rendered as follows: 

al $806.85 for Marshall V. price, Invoice #14885, 10/30/97 

bl $541.57 for Hutton V. price, Invoice #14884, 10/30/97 

cl $362.75 for wright V. Price & Harmon, Invoice #14883, 10/30/97 

dl $2,932.05 for Franklin V. Price & carver, Invoice #14908, 11/03/97 

el $89.15 for posado V. Harrison County Jail, Invoice #14910, 11/03/97 

fl $368.14 for Young V. Price & Smith, Invoice #14918, 11/04/97 

gl $152.98 for Lincks V. price, Carver, et ai, Invoice #14911, 11/04/97 

hl $1,243.53 for Douglass V. Harrison county, Harrison county 

Sheriff'S Dept. and the City of D'Iberville, Invoice #14919, 11/05/97 

il$2,156.64 for Landrum(deceasedl, Invoice #14926, 11/06/97 

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jl $949.76 for peyton V. Seal, et aI, Invoice #14924,11/06/97 

kl $952.10 for Parker V. Price & carver, Invoice #14934, 11/06/97 

Il $889.97 for Chaffin, et al. V. price, et al., Invoice #14933, 11/06/97 

ml $862.76 for Robertson, et al. V. price, et al., Invoice #14932, 

11/06/97 

nl $804.30 for Whitlock V. price, et al., Invoice #14925, 11/06/97

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oj $654.82 for LaCross V. price, Invoice #14931, 11/06/97 

pJ $550.19 for Arboleda V. price, Invoice #14938, 11/06/97 

q) $364.00 for peyton V. Carver & Blackweff, Invoice #14939, 11/06/97 

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rJ $336.27 for Normand V. preston, HCSD, Invoice #14935,11/06/97 

s) $311.45 for Adams V. Price & crane, Invoice #14937, 11/06/97 

t) $304.10 for Barnes V. Price & Carver, Invoice #14936, 11/06/97 

u) $943.70 for Mitchell Deborah, Invoice #14973 11/17/97 

v) $550.60 for Douglass V. Harrison co., et al., Invoice #14972, 11/17/97 

wJ $484.22 for Shavers V. price, et al., Invoice #14978,11/17/97 

xJ $357.49 for Grant V. price, Invoice #14969,11/17/97 

y) $351.55 for Coleman V. price, Harmon, et al., Invoice #14970, 

11/17/97 

z) $332.18 for Longorio V. Price (HCSDJ, Invoice #14976,11/17/97 

aa) $395.88 for Stender V. HCSD, Invoice #14946, 11/10/97 

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bbJ $3,522.70 for Long Beach water Mgt. District, Invoice #97-14774, 

11/13/97 

cc) $525.02 for Ladner V. price, et al., Invoice #15007, 11/21/97 

14) Edgar M. Dapremont, Jr. in the total amount of $12,625.00 for Just 

compensation on five parcels numbered 95-99 regarding the Long Beach 

water Management District, submitted by Dukes, Dukes, Keating & Faneca, 

P.A. 



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Order: 

Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. moved adoption of the following 

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ORDER APPROVINC LEASE ACREEMENT BETWEEN HARRISON 

COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND rHE MARKHAM CROUP, 

L.L.C. FOR OFFICE SPACE FOR THE NARCOTICS TASK FORCE, 

AND AUTHORIZINC THE BOARD PRESIDENT TO EXECUTE SAME 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE lease agreement between 

Harrison County Board of Supervisors and the Markham Group, L.L.C. for 

office space for the Narcotics Task Force, which is as follows, to-wit: 

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LEASE NO. MB·HCSD·111 

BUSINESS ADDRESS' 

230114TH STREET, Suite 111 

GULFPORT. MS 39501 

MARKHAM BUILDING LEASE 

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LEASE SUMMARY OUTLINE: 

LESSEE: 

DEMISED PREMISES: 

SQUARE FOOTAGE: 

TERM: 

COST PER SQ. FT. 

RENT: 

RESERVED PARKING: 

Harrison County Sheriffs Dept I Narcotics Task Force 

111 

900 

December 1, 1997 • November 30,1998 

One Year and Zero Months 

$9.00 

$676.00 plus parking ($90.00) =$765.00 

Three spaces ($90.00 per month) 

PARTIES: AGREEMENT FOR LEASE made and entered into as of this November 3, 

1997, by and between THE MARKHAM GROUP, L.L.C., a Louisiana Limited Liability Company, 

2301 14th Street, Suite 100, Gulfport, Mississippi 39501 hereinafter referred to as the Lessor, and, 

Harrison County Sheriffs Dept I Narcotics Task Force, hereinaftefreferred to as the Lessee. 

WITNESSETH: 

DEMISED PREMISES; Lessor hereby leases to Lessee and Lessee hereby hires from 

Lessor in the building known as the MARKHAM BUILDING, Suite 111 as outlined in red on Exhibit 

"A" attached hereto and made a part hereof, in the Markham Building located at 2301 14th Street, 

Gulfport, Mississippi (Demised Premises). The total square footage of the Demised Premises, 

which includes a pro rata share of the square footage of the common area, is approximately 900 . 

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IJ;BM;. (1) The term of this lease shall be commencing on 

December 1,1997, and ending November 30,1998 or One Year and Zero Months hereafter. 

Lessee agrees that in the event of inability of Lessor to deliver possession of the Premises at the 

commencement of the term, Lessor shall not be liable for any damage thereby nor shalilhis lease 

be void or violable. Lessee shall be liable for rent commencing on the day the Demised Premises 

is ready for occupancy. 

&!'!L. (2) Lessee shall pay base rent plus parking on said 

Premises in monthly installments of Seven hundred sixty five dollars ($766.00) per month ($9.00 

per square foot per year plus parking), which Lessee agrees to pay without demand, without any 

setoff or deduction whatsoever, to be paid in advance on the first day of each calendar month 

during he aforesaid term to Lesso(s agent, or at such other place and to such other person as 

Lessor may from time to time designate in writing. If Lessor is given a check and said check is not 

honored on presentation for any reason whatsoever. Lessee agrees to pay an additional sum of 

$20.00. Lessee agrees to pay a late charge of 10% of any monthly installment which is not paid 

within 5 days from the due date.

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THE MARKHAM GROUP, LESSOR; 

HARRISON COUNTY SHERIF'F'S DEPARTMENT; LESSEE 

ADDENDUM 

TO LEASE NO. MB-HCSD-111 

PARTIES 

DEMISED 

PREMISES 

TERM 

RENT 

This ADDENDUM RENEWAL to the master Lease is dated 

the 21st day of NOVEMBER, 1997 by and between THE 

MARKHAM GROUP, L.L.C., a louisiana limited liability 

Company, and HARRISON COUNTY SHERIFF'S 

DEPARTMENT. All other terms and conditions of the master 

Lease shall apply except as modified below: 

Lessor hereby leases to Lessee and Lessee hereby rents 

from Lessor in the building known as the MARKHAM 

BUILDING, the office space, as outlined in red on Exhibit "A" 

attached hereto. The total square footage of the demised 

premises, which includes a pro rata share of the square 

footage of the Common Area is approximately 500 square * 

feet. 

The term of this lease on the Demised Premises described in 

this Addendum shall commence on the 1st day of 

December 1, 1997 and end on November 30, 199B. 

Lessee shall pay base rent for this addendum on said 

Premises in monthly installment of THREE HUNDRED 

SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS ($375.00) per month. 

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All other terms and conditions of the "lEASE" shall remain in full force during the 

entire term of the lease. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Lessor and Lessee 

have agreed to the foregoing Addendum as ofthe day and year first set forth 

above, and have executed same on the day and year set forth below. 

LESSEE: 

HARRISON COUNTY SHERIFF'S 

DEPARTMENT 

LESSOR: 

THE MARKHAM GROUP, l.L.C. 

a Louisiana Liability Company 

By: R.H.H. Companies, Inc., 

Managing General Partner 

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Date: 

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By: __--,-,- 

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Robert H. Holland, President 

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By: 

Date: 

Larry Benefield, President 

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The parties hereto, for themselves, their heirs, distributes, executors, 

administrators, legal representatives, successors and assigns, hereby covenant, as follows: 

(1) Lessee shall pay the rent as above and hereinafter provided. 

(2) Lessee shall use and occupy the Demised Premises for the 

business of Law Enforcement and no other purpose. Nothing herein shall be construed as 

requiring the Lessor, a expense, to take any action, either legal or otherwise, to enforce· this use 

provision as against any other tenant of Lessor who may use ~s Demised Premises for a use other 

than stated in such tenant's lease. 

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REPAIRS: 

(3) Lessor shall maintain and repair the public portions 

of the building, both exterior and interior. Lessee shall, throughout the term of this lease, take good 

care of the Demised Premises and the fixtures and appurtenances therein. All damage or injury to 

the Demised Premises or to any other part of the building or to its fixtures, equipment and 

appurtenances, whether requiring structural or non-structural repairs, caused by or resulting from 

carelessness, omission, neglect or improper conduct of Lessee, its servants, employees, invitees 

or licensees, shall be repaired promplly by Lessee at irs sole cost and expense, to the satisfaclion 

of Lessor reasonably exercised. Lessee shall also repair all damage to the bUilding and the 

Demised Premises caused by the moving of Lessee's fixtures, furniture and equipment. Allthe 

aforesaid repairs shall be of quality or class equal to the original work or construction. If Lessee 

fails after ten(1 0) days' notice to proceed with due diligence to make repairs required to be rffade by 

Lessee, the same may be made by the Lessor at the expense of Lessee and the expense thereof 

incurred by Lessor shall be collectible as additional rent after rendition of a bill or statement therefor. 

Lessee shall give Lessor prompt notice of any needed repairs to plumbing, heating system or 

electrical lines located in, servicing or passing through the Demised Premises and following such 

notice, Lessor shall remedy the condition with due diligence, but at the expense of Lessee if repairs 

are necessitated by damage or injury attributable to Lessee, Lessee's servants, agents, 

employees, invitees or licensees as foresaid. In no event will Lessee permit any lien to be placed 

or filed against the leased Premises or any other property of Lessor as a result of failure or the 

Lessee to pay any bills incurred for labor, materials or subcontracts in effectuating repairs 

mentioned In this paragraph. 

ALTERATIONS: 

(4) Lessee shan make no installations, alterations, 

additions or improvements to the Premises wilhout submitting plans and specifications to Lessor 

and securing Lessor's advance written consent in each instance which consent will not 

unreasonably be withheld. Such work shall be done with Lessor's consent in writing, given prior to 

letting of contract, by contractors employed by Lessee, approved by Lessor, and subject to 

conditions Lessor may impose. Lessee shall,before making any installations, alterations, additions 

or improvements, at its expense, obtain all permits, approvals and certificates required by any 

governmental body or agency and certificates of final approval thereof and shall deliver promplly 

duplicates of all such permits, approvals and certificates to Lessor. Lessee agrees to carry or 

cause Lessee's contractors to carry, such workmen's compensation, general liability, personal and 

property damage insurance as Lessor may require. Lessee agrees to obtain and deiiver to Lessor 

written and unconditional waivers of mechanic's HElOs upon the real property in which the Demised 

Premises are located, for all work, labor and services to be performed and materials to be furnished 

in connection with such work, signed by all contractors, sub-contractors materialmen and laborers 

involved in such work. 

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Lessor may, at its option, require the Lessee to furnish to ~ satisfactory 

evidence that funds for the payment of all bills incurred in the repairs mentioned in Paragraph (3) or 

in the alterations mentioned in this paragraph are available or to furnish to Lessor a written waiver 

of liens or bond to secure payment of all liens or a combination of any such measures. 

~IGNMENT: 

(5) Lessee shall not assign nor permit an assignment 

by operation of law of this lease or any interest hereunder nor underlet or suffer or permit the 

Demised Premises or any part thereof to be used by any party other than the Lessee, without, in 

each instance, first obtaining the written consent 01 the Lessor. In no event shall any assignment or 

subletting relieve the Lessee of any of the covenants and obligations imposed upon Lessee in this 

lease. . 

Lessee. if it requests Lessor's consent to an assignment of the lease or 

a subletting of all or any part or the Demised Premises, shall submit to Lessor the name of the 

proposed assignee or subtenant and such Information as to its financial responsibility and standing 

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as Lessor may reasonably require. Upon the receipt of such request and information from Lessee, 

Lessor shall have an option, to be exercised in writing within thirty (30) days after such receipt 10: 1) 

cancel and terminate the lease. if the requesl is 10 assign the lease or to sUblet all of the Demised 

Premises or, 2) to cancel and terminate the lease with respect to such portion if the request is 10 

sublet a portion of the Demised Premises only. In each case the cancellation or termination shall 

be as of the date set forth in Lessor's notice of exercise of such option, which shall be not less than 

sixty (60) nor more than one hundred twenty (120) days following the service of such notice. 

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In the event Lessor shall exercise such option, Lessee shall surrender 

possession of the entire Demised Premises, or the portion which is the subject of the option. as the 

case may be, on the date set forth in. such notice in accordance with the provisions of this lease 

relating to surrender of the Demised Premises at the expiration of the term. If the lease shall be 

canceled as to a portion of the Demised Premises only, the rent payable by Lessee under this 

lease shall be abated proportionately according to the ratio that the number of square feet in the 

portion of the space surrendered bears to the square feet in the entire Premises. 

In the event that Lessor shall not exercise the option to cancel the lease 

as above provided within thirty (30) days after receipt of Lessee's wrillen request, then Lessor's 

consent to such request shall not be unreasonably withheld. In no event shall any assignment or 

sUblelling to which Lessor may have consented release or relieve Lessee from its obligations fully 

to perform all of the terms, covenants and conditions of the lease on its part 10 be performed. 

EQUIPMENTREQWRING ELECTRfCITY: (6) Lessor will redistribute or fumish 10 Lessee all 

electric energy which Lessee shall require for the use of Lessee in the Demised Premises on a socalled 

"rent inclusion" basis which shall not include special non-building standard equipment such 

as computers, etc., and there shall be no charge to tht! Lessee therefor by way of measuring the 

same on any meter or otherwise, the total charge for electric current being included in the fixed 

annual rental set forth in this lease, subject, however, to the terms and provisions of the last 

paragraph of this Paragraph (6). Lessor shall not in anyway be liable or responsible to Lessee for 

any loss or damage or expense which Lessee may sustain or incur if either the quantity or 

character of electric service is changed. 

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Lessor reserves the right to discontinue there distribution or furnishing of 

electric energy to Lessee at any time upon thirty (30) days' written notice to Lessee, and from and 

after the effective date of such termination, Lessor shall no longer be obliged to furnish Lessee with 

electric energy, If Lessor exercises such right of termination, this lease shall remain unaffected 

thereby and shall continue in full force and effect; end thereafter Lessee shail arrange to obtain 

electric service direct from the public utility company servicing the building. Commencing with the 

date when Lessee receives such direct service and as long as Lessee shall continue to receive 

such service, the fixed annual base rental rate payable under this lease shall be reduced by an 

amount equal to that portion of the rent currently being charged which is allributable to electrical 

service. 

Lessee shall make no alteration or addition to the electrical equipment 

and/or appliances without the prior written consent of Lessor in each instance. Lessee covenants 

and agrees that at all times its use of electric current shail never exceed the capacity of existing 

feeders to the building or the risers or wiring installations. 

Lessors, or Lessor's designated independent electrical conSUltant, is 

given the right to make surveys of Lessee's Premises from time to lime to ascertain the electrical 

eql,lipment and appliances, fixtures and equipment utilizing electric power therein and to review the 

consumption of electricity by Lessee. 

Lessor and Lessee agree that the amount of the rental reserved under 

this lease was calculated assuming that Lessee would install in the Demised Premises the usual 

and customary items of equipment, fixtures and appliances and would use the Premises on the 

average for a 40 hour work week. It is expressly understood and agreed that in the event that 

Lessee were to install additional appliances, fixtures and equipment necessitating the use of a 

greater than normal amount of electricity or should regularly use the Demised Premises for more 

than a 40 hour week, that Lessor's designated independent electrical consultant would be 

authorized to make a consumption necessitated by the additional appliances, fixtures and 

equipment and/or the regular use of the PremIses in excess of 40 hours per week and Lessor 

would then be entitled to charge, as additional rent, the doilar cost of such increase which would be 

due and payable monthly along with the regular payment of rental provided under the terms of 

Paragraph 2 herein. 

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HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INSURANCE: (7) Lessee shall not use or permilto be 

brought into the Premises or the building any inflammatory or explosive substances or other article 

deemed hazardous to person or property, nor, shall Lessee do or permit to be done any act or thing 

which will invalidate or be in conflict with lire or other in'surance policies covering the building or its 

operation, or the Premises or part of either. Lessee shall not do or permit to be done anything in or 

upon the Premises or bring or keep anything therein which shall not comply with all rules, orders, 

regulations or requirements of the Board of Fire Underwriters or any similar organization'(Lessee 

shall at all times comply with requirements), or which shall increase the rate of insurance on the 

bUilding, its appurtenances or contents. If by reason of the failure of lessee to comply with the 

provisions of this paragraph any insurance premium shall at any time be increased, lessee shall 

reimburse Lessor to the extent of all such increase in premiums. 

FLOOR LOAD: 

(8) Lessee shall not in any manner deface or injure the 

bUilding or any part thereof, or overload the floors of the Demised Premises, it being mutually 

agreed that in no event shall any weight placed upon said floors exceed fifty (50') pounds per 

square foot live load, and twenty (20') pounds per square foot partition load per square foot of floor 

space covered. 

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NUISANCES; 

(9) lessee shall not permit any objectionable noise or 

odor to be emitted from the Premises, or do anything or permit anything to be done upon the 

Premises in any way tending to create a nuisance, or tending to disturb any other Lessee in the 

bUilding or the occupants of neighboring property, or tending to injure the reputation of the building. 

COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS: 

(10) lessee, in its use of the Premises shall at all 

times hereafter at its sole cost and expense prompliy comply with all present and future laws, order 

and regulations, and all other requirements of all federal, state, municipal and local governments, 

commissions and boards and any direction of any public officer pursuant to law. 

INSOLVENCY OR BANKRUPTCY; (11) Lessee agrees that either (a) the appointment of 

a receiver to take possession of all or substantially all of the assets of Lessee or (b) an assignment 

by lessee for the benefit of creditors or (c) any action taken or suffered by Lessee under any 

insolvency, bankruptcy or reorganization act, shall constitute a breach or this lease by Lessee. 

Upon the happening of any such event, this lease shall terminate live (5) days after written notice of 

termination from Lessor to Lessee. In no event shall this lease be assigned or assignable by 

operation of law or by voluntary bankruptcy proceedings or otherwise and in no event shall this 

lease or any rights or privileges hereunder be an asset or Lessee under any bankruptcy, insolvency 

or reorganization proceedings. 

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DEfAULT; 

(12) In the event of any breach of (his lease by Lessee 

after ten (10) days written notice (except there shall be no requirement for notice for failure to pay 

rent nor shall there be any requirement for notice if the Lessee permits or suffers a lien to be filed 

against the leased Premises or other property of Lessor as a result of the failure of the Lessee to 

pay any bills for labor, materials or subcontractors and such lien shall not be released by the filing of 

a bond within ten (10) day period called for by Paragraph (4) hereof), Lessor, besides any other 

rights or remedies it may have by law or otherwise, shall have the immediate right of re-entry and 

may remove all persons and property from the Premises. Such property may be removed and 

stored al the cost of and for the accounl of Lessee. Should Lessee elect to re-enter as herein 

provided, or should Lessor take possession pursuant to legal proceedings or pursuant to any notice 

provided for by law, Lessor may either terminate this lease, or may, from time to time, without 

terminating this lease, relet said Premises or any part thereof for such term or terms (which may be 

for a term extending beyond the term of this lease)and at such rental or rentals and upon such 

other terms and conditions as Lessor in. the exercise of Lesso~s sale discretion may deem 

advisable with the right to make alterations and repairs to said Premises, Upon each such reletting 

(a) lessee shall be immediately liable 10 pay 10 Lessor, in addition to any indebtedness other than 

rent due hereunder, the cost and expense of such relelting and of such alterations and repairs 

incurred by lessor, and the amount, if any, by which the rent reserved in this lease for the period of 

such reletting (up to but not beyond the term of this lease) exceeds the amount agreed to be paid 

as renl for the Premises for such period of such reletting; or (b) at the option of lessor rents 

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received by such Lessor from such reletting shall be applied first to the payment of any 

indebtedness, other than rent due hereunder from Lessee to Lessor; second, to the payment of any 

costs and expenses of such alterations and repairs; third, to the payment of rent due and unpaid 

hereunder; and the residue, if any, shall be held by Lessor and applied in payment of future rent as 

the same may become due and payable hereunder. The Lessee agrees to pay interest at the 

maximum rate then permitted under applicable state and federal law on all rent more than ten (10) 

days past due. 

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Should lessee default under any terms and conditions of this lease at 

any time, in addition to any other remedy Lessor may have, lessor may recover from Lessee all 

damages Lessor may incur by reason of such breach, including the cost of recovering the 

Premises, and including the rent reserved and charged in this lease for the remainder of the stated 

term, all of which amounts shall be immediately due and payable along with reasonable attorney's 

fees from Lessee to Lessor, and Lessor shall have no obligation to relet. 

ACCEPTANCE: 

(13) The failure of Lessor to seek redress for violations 

of, or 10 insist upon the strict performance of any covenant or condition of this lease or of any of the 

Rules or Regulations set forth or hereafter adopted by Lessor, shall nol prevent a subsequent act 

which would have originally constituted a violation from having all the force and effect of an original 

violation. The receipt by lessor Df rent with knowledge of the breach of any covenant of this lease 

shall not be deemed a waiver of such breach and no provision of this lease shall be deemed to 

have been waived by Lessor unless such waiver be in Writing signed by Lessor. No paymellt by 

Lessee or receipt by Lessor of a lesser amount than the monthly rent herein stipulated shall be 

deemed to be other than on account of the earliest stipulated rent nor shall any endorsement or 

statement of any check or any letter accompanying any check or payment as rent be deemed an 

accord and satisfaction, and Lessor may accept such check or payment without prejudice to 

Lessor's right to recover the balance of such rent or pursue any other remedy in this lease 

provided. No act or thing done by Lessor or Lessor's agents during the term hereby Demised shall 

be deemed an acceptance of a surrender of said Premises and no agreement to accept such 

surrender shall be valid unless in writing signed by Lessor. No employee of Lessor or Lessor's 

agent shall have any power to accept the keys of said Premises prior to the termination of the lease 

and the delivery of the keys to any such agent or employee shall not operate as a termination of the 

lease or a surrender of the Premises, 

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LESSOR'S LlEH:. 

(14) A landlord's lien is hereby expressly reserved by 

Lessor and granted ~y Lessee upon the terms of this lease and upon all interest of Lessee in this 

leasehold for the payment of rent and also for the satisfaction of any cause of aclion which may 

accrue to Lessor by the provisions of this instrument. A landlord's lien is also expressly reserved 

by LessDr and granted by Lessee upon all personal property, furniture, improvements and all other 

fixtures erected or put in place or that may be erected or put in place upon the Premises by or 

through Lessee or other occupants for the payment of rent and also for the setisfaction of any 

causes of action which may accrue to Lessor by the provisions of this Instrument. 

A TTORNEY'S FEES: 

(15) Lessee will pay all reasonable attorney's fees 

and expenses incurs in enforcing any of the obligations of Lessee under this lease, or In any 

litigation or negotiation in which the Lessor shall, without its fault, become involved through or on 

account of this lease. 

L/QWDATED DAMAGES: 

(16) Lessee will pay to Lessor, as liquidated damages, 

double rent for all the time Lessee shall retain possession of the Premises or any part thereof after 

the termination of this lease, whether by-lapse of time or otherwise; bullhe provisions of this clause 

shall not operate as a waiver by Lessor of any right of re-entry hereinabove provided; nor shall any 

waiver by Lessor of its right to terminate this lease for breach of covenants affect its right to 

terminate this lease for any later breach of the same or another covenant. 

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INDEMNIBCAUON OF LESSOR: (17) (a) Lessor shall not be liable to Lessee and 

Lessee hereby waives all claims against Lessor for any injury or damage to any person or property 

in or aDout the Premises by or from any cause whatsoever, without limiting the generality of the 

foregoing; whether caused by any defect in the Premises or by water leakage of any character from 

the roof, walls, basement or other portion of the Premises or the building, or caused by gas, fire, oil, 

electricity, or any cause whatsoever in, or about the Premises or the bUilding or any part thereof, 

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unless caused by negligence of Lessor. Lessee shall immediately notify Lessor of any defective 

condition in or about the Premises. 

(b) Lessee shall hold Lessor harmless from and defend Lessor against 

any and all claims or liability for any injury or damage to any person or property whatsoever; (1) 

occurring in, on or about the Premises or any part thereof; and (2) occurring in, on or about any 

facifities (including, without prejudice to the generality of the term "facilities", elevators, stairways, 

passageways or hallways) the use of which Lessee may have in conjunction with other lessees of 

the building, when such injury or damage shali be caused in part or in whole by the neglect, fault of 

or omission of any duty with respect to the same by Lessee, its agents, servants, employees or 

invitees. 

(c) Lessee agrees to purchase and keep in full force and effect a policy 

of commercial general liability insurance in limits of not less than $100,000.00 covering the 

Demised Premises, by the terms of which the Lessor is shown as an additional insured. Said 

policy shall further provide that it may not be canceled without at least ten (10) days written notice to 

Lessor. A copy of such policy will be delivered to and held by Lessor during the term of this lease, 

or any renewal. 

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UTILITIES AND SERVICES: 

(18) As long as Lessee is not in defaull under any of 

the covenants of this lease, Lessor shall provide: (a) air conditioning or heating to lhe Demised 

Premises; (b) water and sewage services; (c) building standard cleaning service for the Demised 

Premises on business days at Lessor's expense provided that the same are kept in order by 

Lessee; (d) necessary elevator facilities on business days, Lessor shall have no responsibility or 

liability for failure 10 supply the services agreed to herein n'or will Lessee receive abatement of rent, 

provided such failure occurred due to circumstances beyond the control of Lessor. Lessor 

reserves the right to stop services of the heating, plumbing, air conditioning, power systems, 

elevators or cleaning or other services, if any, when necessary by reason of accident or for repairs, 

alterations, replacements or improvements, necessary or desirable in the judgment of Lessor for as 

long as may be reasonably required by reason thereof or by reason of strikes, accident, laws, order 

or regulations or any other reason beyond the control of Lessor. 

DESTRUCT/ONEIRE & OTHER CASUAL:(19) (a) In the event that the Premises hereby leased, 

or the building in which the same are located, shall be partially damaged by the elements, fire or 

any other casually, Lessee shall give immediate notice thereof to Lessor. If such damage results 

from faul! or negligence of Lessee or Lessee's agents, employees, invitees or visitors, the same 

shall be repaired by and althe expense of Lessee under the direction of Lessor; otherwise, Lessor 

shall forthwith repair the same, provided such repairs can be made within ninety (90) days from the 

date of such damage, and under the laws and regulations of the state, county, federal or municipal 

authorities. Such partial destruction shall not render this lease void, but Lessee shall be entitled to 

a proportionate reduction of rent while such repairs are being made (if such repairs be not 

necessitated by the fault or negligence of Lessee or its agents, employees, invitees or visitors), 

such proportionate reduction to be based on the extent to which the making of such repairs shall 

interfere with the business carried on by Lessee in the Premises. If such repairs cannot be made 

within such ninety (90) day period, Lessor may, alits option, make the same within a reasonable 

time, this lease continuing in full force and effect and the rent to be proportionately reduced as 

provided above. In the event that Lessor does not so elect to make such repairs, or such repairs 

cannot be made under any such laws and regulations, Lessor may terminate this lease on thirty 

(30) days written notice to Lessee, said notice to be given within thirty (30) days after the date of 

such damage. The rent, as proportionately reduced above, shall be paid by Lessee to Lessor up to 

the effective dale of such termination. In no event shall Lessor be required to repair any injury or 

damage by fire or other cause to, or to make any repairs or replacements of, any paneling, 

decorations, office fixtures, railings, ceilings, fioor coverings, partitions or any other property 

installed in the Premises by Lessee. . 

(b) Lessee ~i11 procure with reference to any physical damage insurance 

it may have on the personal property of the Lessee situated in the Demised Premises a waiver of 

SUbrogation cleuse in favor of Lessor and will furnish to Lessor evidence thereof in writing, upon 

request. 

EMINENT DOMAIN: 

(20) If the whole or any part of the Demised Premises 

shall be laken or condemned by any competent authority for any public or quasi pUblic use or 

purpose, then, and in thaI event, the term of this lease shall cease and terminate from the date 

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when the possession of the part so taken shall be required for such use or purpose, and the entire 

amount of the condemnation award shall be paid to Lessor. The current rental, however, shall in 

such case be apportioned. 

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SUBORDINATION: 

(21) This lease is SUbject and subordinate \0 all 

ground or underlying lease and to all deeds of trust which may now or hereafter affect such leases 

or the real property of which Demised Premises are a part and to all renewals, modifications, 

consolidations, replacements and extensions of any such underlying leases and deeds of trus\. 

This clause shall be self-operative and no further instrument of subordination shall be required by 

any ground or underlying Lessee or by any mortgagee, affecting any lease or the real property of 

which the Demised Premises are a part. In confirmation of such subordination, Lessee shall 

execute promptly any certificate that Lessor may request. 

END OF TERM: 

(22) Lessee shall at the termination of this lease, by 

lapse of lime or otherwise, return the Premises to the Lessor in as good condition as when 

received, loss by fire, storm or other casualty and ordinary wear excepted. Lessee shall continue to 

be responsible for rent or damage caused by failure to make proper delivery of the Premises, 

together with the keys of same and cleared of all persons and property belonging to Lessee. Any 

construction, improvements, allerations and additions that become part of the Demised Premises 

shall be property of the Lessor. Any fixtures which are placed in or upon the leased Premises and 

affixed thereto shall be property of the Lessor unless at the time the fixture is installed, Lessor 

consents in writing that the fixture shall remain property of the Lessee. All removable furniture, 

equipment, and improvements installed in the Demised Premises at the expense of Lessee shall be 

the property of the Lessee and shall be removed by Lessee at its expense within five (5) days of 

the termination of such Lease. If Lessee shall not remove all effects from Premises as above 

agreed, the Lessor shall remove and store Ihe same, and Lessee will pay Lessor at demand any 

and all expenses incurred in the removal and storage of said effects for any length of time during 

Which the same shall be in the Lessor's possession; or Lessor al ils option without notice, may sell 

the effects of the same for such price as the Lessor deems best and apply the proceeds of the sale 

upon any amounts due under the lease, including the expenses of the removal and sale. Any 

proceeds of such sale in excess of cost of removal lind storage shall be paid by Lessee. Lessor 

shall not be liable for any loss or damage resulting from removal, slorage or sale of the effects as 

set forth herein. 

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AIR RIGHTS: 

(23) It is understood and agreed that this lease does 

not grant any rights to light and air over property, except public slreets adjoining the land on which 

said building is situated. . 

ACCESS TO PREMISES' 

(24) Lessor or Lessor's agent shall have the right (bul 

shall not be obligated) to enter the Demised Premises in any emergency at any time, and, at other 

reasonable time, to examine the same and to make such repairs, replacements and improvements 

as Lessor may deem necessary and reasonably desirable to the Demised Premises or to any other 

portion of the building or which Lessor mfly elect to perform following Lessee's failure to make 

repairs or perform any work which Lessee is obligated to perform under this lease, or for the 

purpose of complying with laws, regulations and other directions of governmental authorities. 

Lessee shall permit Lessor to use and maintain and replace pipes and conduits in and through the 

Demised Premises and to erect new pipes and conduits therein. Lessor may. during the progress 

of any work in the Demised Premises, take all necessary materials and equipment into said 

Premises without the same constituting an eviction nor shall the Lessee be entitled to any 

abatement of rent while such work is in progress nor to any damages by reasbn of loss or 

interruption of business or otherwise. Throughout the term hereof Lessor shall have the right to 

enter the Demised Premises at reasonable hours for the purpose of showing the same to 

prospective purchasers or mortgagees of the building, and during the last six (6) months of the term 

for the purpose of showing the same to prospective tenants. If Lessee is not present to open and 

permit an entry into the Premises, Lessor or Lessor's agents may enter the same whenever such 

entry may be necessary or permissible by master key or forcibly and provided reasonable care is 

exercised to safeguard Lessee's property and such entry shall not render Lessor or its agents liable 

therefor, nor in any event shall the obligations of Lessee hereunder be affected. If during the last 

month of the term Lessee shall have removed all or substantially all of Lessee's property therefrom. 

Lessor may immediately enter, alter, renovate or redecorate the Demised Premises without 

limttation or abatement of rent, or incurring Iiabilny to Lessee for any compensation and such ael 

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shall have no effect on this lease or Lessee's obligations hereunder. Lessor shall have the right at 

any time, without the same constituting an eviction and without incurring liability to Lessee therefor 

to change the arrahgement and/or location of public entrances, passageways, doors, doorways, 

corridors elevators, stairs, toilets, or other public parts of the building and to change the name, 

number or designation by which the bUilding may be known. 

QUIET ENjOYMENT: 

(25) Lessor covenants that Lessee upon paying the 

rent and additional rent and complying with the terms, covenants and conditions herein contained 

shall and may peaceably and quielly have, hold, and enjoy the leased Premises for the term 

aforesaid. 

NO REPRESENTA VONS: 

(26) Neilher Lessor or Lessor's agent have made any 

representations or promises, except such as are contained herein or endorsed hereon, to the 

Lessee respecting the condition of said Premises or any other matler or thing relating to the 

Premises or the lease. The taking possession of the said Premises by the Lessee shall be 

conclusive evidence against the Lessee that Premises were in good and satisfactory condition 

when possession of the same was so taken. 

NOTICES: 

(27) IL is understood and agreed between the parties 

hereto that any statement or notice from the Lessdr mailed or delivered to the Premises leased 

hereunder shall constitute sufficient notice to the Lessee to comply with the terms of this Lease. 

Any notice by Lessee to Lessor must be served by registered or certified mail, return receipt 

requested, at the address first hereinabove given or at such other address as Lessor shall 

designate in writing.. 

TAXES AND INSURANCE: 

(28) Beginning on the first anniversary dale of this 

lease, as evidenced by the instrument executed pursuant to Paragraph (1) herein, and on the 

anniversary date thereafter, Lessor reserves the right to increase the rental fee by an amount 

commensurate with the proportionate part of any increase in taxes and insurance premiums on the 

entire building and the land upon which the building stands, of which the Demised Premises is a 

part. The increase, if any, is calculated by subtracting the amount paid or payable for taxes and 

insurance premiums on the date this Lease is executed (1994 Base taxes = $31,662.16; 1994 

Base Insurance =$18,210.40) from the taxes and insurance paid or payable on the anniversary 

date (Current T&I). If the resulting number (T&I increase) is posHive, the number (T&llncrease) is 

multiplied by the ratio of the number of square feet in the Demised Premises to the total rentable 

square feet (80,000 square feet)in the entire building whether vacant or nol. The resulting number 

is that portion of the T&I increase amount which shall be due and payable by Lessee either in 

twelve (12) equal monthly installments or in a lump sum at the option of the Lessee in addition to 

payment of the base rent. Lessor has a general obligation to contest increases. Should Lessor not 

contest, Lessee has the same right to contest said increases at Lessee's expense. Any additional 

premiums charged for additional amounts of insurance not reqUired by the insurance company and 

not in effect on the date the Lease is signed will not be included in the calculation. At the request 

and expense of Lessee, Lessor will use reasonable efforts to contest any tax assessments for the 

purpose of reducing any payments. 

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(29) o,Time is of the essence of this Lease; provided, 

however, that failure of Lessor to provide Lessee with any notification regarding reimbursements for 

increases in opera~ing expenses, or any other charges prOVided for hereunder, within the time 

periods prescribed in this lease shall not relieve Lessee if its obligation to make such contributions. 

~: (30) The Lessor will maintain a Directory of Lessees to 

be displayed at a suitable location in the building. Lessee may be allowed to place an appropriate 

sign denoting its business but in order to maintain the dignity and decor of the building, all signs and 

the location thereof will be subject to the approval of the Lessor. 

WINDOW TREATMENT: 

(31) Lessee will provide window treatments for 

glassed areas and windows but in order to maintain uniformity of decor in keeping with the dignity 

of the building, same wiil be subject to approval by the Lessor. 

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MEASUREMENT: 

(32) In computing the amount of square footage of the area 

leased under the terms of this agreement, the square foolage shall be computed by measuring to 

the inside finished surface of the dominant portion of the permanent outer building walls, to the 

center of corridor walls and/or to the center of the permanent part~ions shared in common with 

adjacent rentable areas and adding a pro rata share of the total square footage of the common 

areas. No deductions will be made for columns, chases and projections necessary to the building. 

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SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS: 

(33) That all covenants, conditions, agreements and 

undertakings in this lease shall extend to and be binding on the respective heirs, executors, 

administrators, successors and assigns of the respective parties hereto. 

TENANT BUILD-OUT: 

as shown and described on Exhibit "A". 

(34) Lessor agrees to complete Tenant Improvements 

VACATE NOTICE: 

(35) Lessee shall give to lessor in writing, ninety (9D) 

days prior to the end of the lease, notice of intent to vacate the premises. 

~ (36) The Agreement described herein is contingent 

upon Lessee being able to occupy improved premises as described in Exhibit "A" on or before 

September 1, 1997 or a dale thereafter agreeable to Lessee. Lessor will notify Lessee on or before 

August 1, 1997 and Lessee will have ten (10) days to remove the contingency and establis" an 

occupancy date or terminate the lease. 

AMENDMENTS: 

(37) This Lease Agreement constitutes the entire 

agreement between the parties and shall not be modified, altered, changed, or amended except by 

an instrument in writing signed by bolh parties hereto. Any instrument so signed shall become part 

of this Lease Agreement. 

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Lessor and Lessee have agreed to the foregoing 

lease in its entirely as of the day and year first set forth above, and have executed same on the day 

and year set forth below. 

LESSOR: 

. THE MARKHAM GROUP, L.L.C., 

a Louisiana liability Company 

BY: R.H.H. Companies, Inc., 

Managing General Partner 

BY:_~:--:-:-:-:-:--:c,..--:-- 

Robert H. Holland, 

President 

DATE OF EXECUTION: 

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LESSEE: 

Harrison County Sheriffs Dept. I Narcotics Task Force 

BY: -:-:---:-----,:,....---:-::-:---:::-...",--,..-"7";"":"- 

Harrison County Sheriffs Dept. /Narcotics Task Force 

DATE OF EXECUTION: 

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BY: 

Larry Benefitled, President 

Harrison Count~ Board of Supervisors 

DATE OF EXECUTION:, 

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ORDER SPREADING ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD THE CITY 

INMATE HOUSING CONTRACTS FOR THE CITIES OF BILOXI, 

GULFPORT, PASS CHRIS"nAN AND D'IBERVILLE FOR FISCAL YEAR 

1996-97 

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ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HARRISOI\l COUNTY, 

MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY SPREAD ON THE MINUTES of the Board 

the City Inmate Housing Contracts for the Cities of Biloxi, GUlfport, Pass 

Christian and D'Iberville for fiscal year 1996-97, which contracts are as follows, 

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CONTRACT 

WHEREAS, HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, acting through the office of the 

HARRISON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT, (hereafter "the County") has heretofore 

~ provided jail facilities for all County Prisoners, including the prisoners ofthe City ofBiloxi (hereafter 

"Biloxi"); and; 

WHEREAS, the County and Biloxi's representatives have agreed on the amount to be paid 

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for the incarceration of prisoners from Biloxi; the method of computing the amount owed; the 

responsibility for transporting prisoners from thejail to the Courthouse; the responsibility for payment 

ofhospital, doctor, medical, dental and drug bills incurred by the Biloxi Prisoners while incarcerated; 

the amount ofpast due payments owed by Biloxi to the County; the method ofpayment ofall past 

due amounts; and the method of payment ofall future charges; and 

WHEREAS, the parties now desire to set forth their respective duties and obligations for the 

~ incarceration ofBiloxi Prisoners in the Hamson County Jail in this formal Contract. 

WITNESSETH: 

FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION ofthe mutual covenants, promises, agreements, 

payment ofall past due amounts, and the payment offuture charges as herein provided, the 

County, through its Board ofSupervisors and Biloxi, through its respective Mayor and City 

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Council, agree as follows: 

SECTION 1: Effective the 1st day ofOctober, 1996, Biloxi shall pay the County the sum 

ofFifteen Dollars ($15.00) per-day-per-Biloxi Prisoner incarcerated in the Hamson County Jail. The

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County will not seek any additional payment from Biloxi for any period prior to October 1, 1996. 

Payments that have been made by Biloxi for periods prior to October I, 1996, are hereby declared 

payment in full for such prior periods. 

All amounts billed by the County for periods beginning 

October 1, 1996, and subsequent thereto and remaining unpaid shall be paid by Biloxi within thirty 

(30) days ofthe execution ofthis contract. 

For the purposes ofthis contract, the term "Biloxi Prisoner" is defined as any individual who 

is incarcerated in the Harrison County Jail and/or any satellite facility pursuant to an arrest by City 

of Biloxi Police Officers upon a misdemeanor charge or upon a felony charge where the alleged 

offense occurred within the corporate limits ofthe City ofBiloxi pending the filing ofa Court Order 

binding the arrested defendant over for action by the Grand Jury. 

For the purposes ofthis Contract, the "per day" charge shall be assessed as follows: 

i) a minimum ofone day shall be charged for all Biloxi Prisoners booked into the 

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Harrison County Jail regardless ofthe length oftheir stay in the jail; 

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a daily charge shall be assessed for each Biloxi Prisoner acording to the "head 

count" taken at 12:00 0'clock noon each day; provided however, that a Biloxi 

Prisoner booked into the jail prior to 12:00 midnight shall be deemed to have 

his second daily assessment beginning at the following noon head court 

[example: booked in at 11 p.m. January 1 and booked out at 1:00 p.m. 

January 2 is two days], and a Biloxi Prisoner booked into the jail after 12:00 

o'clock midnight shall be deemed to have his first daily assessment as 

beginning at the folJowing noon head count, [example: booked in at 1:00 a.m. 

January 1 and booked out 11 :00 a.m. January 2 is one day]. 

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This payment for each Biloxi Prisoner shall continue so long as the Biloxi Prisoner remains 

incarcerated in the Harrison County Jail; or until such time as the Biloxi Prisoner is bound over for 

action by the Grand Jury and/or waives indictment. 

Provided, however, Biloxi Prisoners sentenced to serve a jail term by its Municipal Court, 

shall continue to be the responsibility ofBiloxi and the Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) charge per.:day-per- 

~ Biloxi Prisoner shall continue during such jail term. 

SECTION II: Biloxi shall be responsible for transporting its Prisoners for incarceration to the 

Harrison County Jail Facility located in the Bernard Bayou Industrial Park and/or such satellite facility 

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as may, from time to time, be designated by the Harrison County Sheriff's Department. 

The City shall be responsible for the transportation ofPrisoners from the Jail to City Court 

as may, from time to time, be ordered by the appropriate Judge and/or Judges, as long as a City 

prisoner. 

The County shall be responsible for transporting Biloxi Prisoners to and from Justice/County 

Court and doctor/dental offices, medical facilities and/or hospitals as may, from time to time, be 

~ required, subject to the provisions of SECTION III. 

SECTION III. Biloxi shall pay only those hospital, doctor, medical, dental, drug bills and 

other medical provider's charges incurred by and on behalfofBiloxi Prisoner which are reasonable 

and necessary (as opposed to routine) as governed by Sections 47-1-57 and 47-1-59 of the 

Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended. 

All such charges shall be paid upon billing to Biloxi by the County and/or the medical 

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This payment for such medical charges shall continue so long as the Biloxi Prisoner remains 

incarcerated in the Harrison County Jail; or until such time as the Biloxi Prisoner is bound over by 

action by the Grand Jury and/or waives indictment. 

Provided however, Biloxi Prisoners sentenced to serve ajail term by the Municipal Court of 

Biloxi, shall continue to be the responsibility ofBiloxi and Biloxi shall be responsible for payment of 

fifteen dollars ($15.00) per day per Biloxi Prisoner and for medical as provided in this section. Such 

responsibility shall continue during such jail time. 

By execution ofthis contract, Harrison County acknowledges that the City ofBiloxi does not 

assume any liability for the operation ofthe Harrison County Jail and any satellite facility thereof 

operated by Harrison County or the Harrison County Sheriff's Department with respect to any claims 

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that anyone may have which arise solely out of the operation of a Harrison County Correctional 

Facility rather than as a result ofsome action or inaction on the part ofthe City ofBiloxi or its agents, 

servants or employees. 

SECTION IV: 

The County shall render a monthly statement for all charges to Biloxi on or 

before the 20th day of the next subsequent month and Biloxi shall remit the full amount due the 

County within thirty (30) days ofreceipt ofsame. 

SECTION V: All written notices ofevery kind and character shall be forwarded by certified 

mail, return receipt requested as follows: 

TO HARRISON COUNTY: President ofthe Harrison County Board ofSupervisors 

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TO BILOXI: 

AJ. Holloway, Mayor 


Biloxi, MS 39533 

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may be ratified and approved for one (1) year periods, or until terminated by either party upon thirty 

(30) days notice. 

SECTION VII: This contract shall be executed in several counter-parts, all ofwhich shall be 

considered originals. 

SECTION VIII: This contract constitutes the entire Agreement of the parties and may be 

amended only upon mutual Agreement ofthe parties. 

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WITNESS THE SIGNATURE ofthe parties to this contract on this the__day of 

HARRlSON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI 

through its Board ofSupervisors 

CITY OF BILOXI 

BY: .,......------ 

President( 

By: -,---- _ 

Mayor 

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PERSONALLY came and appeared before me, the undersigned authority, the within named 

AJ. HOLLOWAY, who being by me first duly sworn on his oath stated that he is the Mayor ofthe 

City ofBiloxi, and that as such signed the above and foregoing instrument on the day and year therein 

written for and on behalfofthe City ofBiloxi after being first authorized so to do. 

AJ. HOLLOWAY, Mayor 

City ofBiloxi 

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED before me this the__day of 

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PERSONALLY, came and appeared before me, the undersigned authority, the within named 

LARRY BENEFIELD, President ofthe Harrison County Board of Supervisors, who being by me 

first duly sworn on his oath stated that he is the President of the Harrison County Board of 

Supervisors, and that as such signed the above and foregoing instrument on the day and year therein 

written for and on behalfofthe Harrison County Board of Supervisors after being first authorized 

so to do. 

LARRY BENEFIELD, President 


1997. 

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED before me this the day of -' 


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CONTRACT 

WHEREAS, HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, acting through the 

office of the HARRISON COUNTY SHERIFF, (" the County") has 

~ previously provided j ail facilities for all County prisoners, 

including the prisoners of the City of Gulfport ("Gulfport"); and, 

WHEREAS, 

the County and Gulfport 1 s representatives have agreed 

to the amount to be paid for the processing, housing, feeding, 

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clothing and care of prisoners from Gulfport; the method of 

computing the amount owed; the responsibility for transporting 

prisoners from the jail to the Courthouse or other designated 

facilities; the responsibility for payment of hospital, doctor, 

medical, dental, mental health, drug bills or other specified 

treatment incurred by the Gulfport prisoners while incarcerated; 

and the method of payment of all charges; and 

WHEREAS, the increase in the amount the County charges 

Gulfport per prisoner per day reflects the increase in costs of 

operating the Harrison County Adult Detention Center and Youth 

Detention Center as a 

result of mandated increases in personnel, 

medical, mental health, security measures, personnel training, and 

access to the courts by an order of the United States District 

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Court trough a Consent Judgment with the United States Department 

of Justice as well as general increases in overall cost of 

operation of the facility.

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WHEREAS, 

the parties set forth their respective duties and 

obligations for the incarceration of Gulfport prisoners in the 

Harrison County Adult Detention Center and Youth Detention Center 

in this formal Contract. 

WITNESSETH: 

FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION of the mutual covenants, promises, 

agreements, payment of future charges as provided in this contract, 

the County, through its Board of supervisors and Gulfport, through 

its respective Mayor and City Council, agree as follows: 

SECTION I: Effective the 1st day of October, 1996, Gulfport 

shall pay to the County the sum of Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) per day 

per Gulfport prisoner incarcerated in the Harrison County Adult 

Detention Center and Youth Detention Center. 

This payment for each Gulfport prisoner shall continue so long 

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as the adult Gulfport prisoner remains incarcerated in the Harrison 

County Adult Detention Center, or under such time as the Gulfport 

prisoner is bound over for action by the Grand Jury and/or waives 

indictment, whichever is shorter. 

This payment for each Gulfport juvenile prisoner shall 

continue so long as the Gulfport juvenile prisoner remains housed 

in the Youth Detention Center. 

SECTION II: Gulfport prisoners sentenced to serve a term of 

incarceration in the Harrison County Adult 

Detention Center by 

Gulfport Municipal Court, shall continue to be the responsibility 

of Gulfport and the Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) per day per prisoner 

shall continue during such term of incarceration. 

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SECTION III: 

Gulfport shall be responsible for transporting 

its prisoners for incarceration to the Harrison County Adult 

Detention Center located at 10451 Larkin Smith Drive and/or other 

such detention facilities as may be designated by the Harrison 

County Sheriff from time to time. 

The County shall continue to be responsible for the 

transportation of prisoners from the Harrison County Adult 

Detention Center or Youth Detention Center to Court as may, 

from 

time to time be ordered by the appropriate Judge(s). 

Additionally, the County shall be responsible for transporting 

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Gulfport prisoners to and from doctor/dental offices, medical 

facilities, and/or hospitals as may, from time to time be required. 

SECTION IV: Gulfport shall be responsible for payment of all 

necessary hospital, doctor, medical, drug bills and other medical 

provider's charges incurred by and on behalf of Gulfport prisoners. 

All such charges shall be paid by the County for Gulfport, and 

~ Gulfport agrees to reimburse the County upon billing. 

This responsibility for payment for medical charges shall 

continue so long as the medical evaluation of the Gulfport prisoner 

warrants such medical treatment, and the Gulfport prisoner remains 

incarcerated in the Harrison County Adult Detention Center or Youth 

Detention Center, 

or until such time as the Gulfport prisoner is 

bound over by action by the Grand Jury and/or waives indictment, 

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Provided however, Gulfport prisoners sentenced to serve a term 

of incarceration by the Municipal Court of Gulfport, shall continue 

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to be the responsibility of Gulfport and Gulfport shall be 

responsible for payment of Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) per day per 

Gulfport prisoner and 

for medical expenses as provided in this 

section. 

Such responsibility shall continue during such term of 

incarceration. 

SECTION V: The County shall render a statement for all 

charges to Gulfport on or before the 20th day of the month and 

Gulfport agrees to remit the full amount due to the County within 

sixty (60) 

days of receipt to same. 

SECTION VI: 

All written notices of every kind and character 

shall be forwarded by certified mail, return receipt requested as 

follows: 

TO HARRISON COUNTY: 

President of the Harrison County Board of Supervisors 

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TO GULFPORT: 

Mayor of Gulfport 

SECTION VII: 

This agreement shall commence on the 1st day of 

October, 1996 and shall be at an end on September 30, 1997. 

Upon written request of Gulfport, and upon approval by the 

County, this agreement may be ratified and approved for two (2) 

additional years thereafter. 

This agreement may be terminated by 

either party upon thirty(30) days written notice. 

In the event of 

failure of the parties to extend or terminate this Agreement, 

the 

terms hereof shall continue on a month to month basis. 

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SECTION VIII: 

This contract constitutes the entire Agreement 

of the parties and may be amended only upon mutual Agreement of the 

parties. 

SECTION IX: This contract may be executed in several 

counterparts, all of which shall be considered originals. 

WITNESS THE SIGNATURE of the parties to this contract on this 

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through its Board of 

Supervisors 

CITY OF GULFPORT 

through its Mayor and 

City Council 

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PERSONALLY came and appeared before me, the undersigned 

authority, the within named Larry Benefield, President of the 

Harrison County Board of Supervisors, who being by me first duly 

sworn on his oath stated that he is the President of the Harrison 

County Board of Supervisors, and that as such signed the above and 

foregoing instrument on the day and year therein written for and on 

behalf of the Harrison County Board of Supervisors after being 

first authorized so to do. 

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED before by this the 

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authority, with within named Ken Combs, who being by me first duly 

sworn on his oath stated that he is the Mayor of the City of 

Gulfport, and that as such the above and foregoing instrument on 

the day and year therein written for and on behalf of the City of 

Gulfport after being first authorized so to do. 

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SWOP~ TO AND SUBSCRIBED before me this the 

mCUf ' 1997. 


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, Mississippi 

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office of the HARRISON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT, 

(hereafter "the 

County") 

has heretofore provided j ail facilities for all County 

prisoners, 

including the prisoners of the City of Pass Christian 

(hereafter "Pass Christian"); and; 

WHEREAS, 

the County and Pass Christian's representatives have 

agreed on the amount to be paid for the incarceration of prisoners 

from Pass Christian; the method of computing the amount owed; the 

responsibility for transporting prisoners from the jail to the 

Courthouse; the responsibility for payment of hospital, doctor, 

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medical, dental and drug bills incurred by the Pass Christian 

prisoners while incarcerated; the amount of past due payments owed 

by Pass Christian to the County; the method of payment of all past 

due amounts; and the method of payment of all future charges; and 

WHEREAS, 

the parties now desire to set forth their respective 

duties and obligations for the incarceration of Pass Christian 

prisoners in the Harrison County Jail in this formal Contract. 

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agreements, payment of all past due amounts, 

and the payment of 

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Supervisors and Pass Christian, through its respective Mayor and 

City Council, agree as follows: 

SECTION I: Effective the 1st day of October, 1996, Pass 

Christian shall pay the County the sum of Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) 

per-day-per~Pass Christian prisoner incarcerated in the Harrison 

County Jail. 

This payment for each Pass Christian Prisoner shall continue 

so long as the Pass Christian Prisoner remains incarcerated in the 

Harrison County Jail; or until such time as the Pass Christian 

Prisoner is bound over for action by the Grand Jury and/or waives 

indictment. 

Provided however, Pass Christian prisoners sentenced to serve 

a jail term by its Municipal Court, shall continue to be the 

responsibility of Pass Christian and the Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) 

charge per-day-per-Pass Christian Prisoner shall continue during 

such jail term. 

SECTION II: Pass Christian shall be responsible for 

transporting its prisoners for incarceration to the Harrison County 

Jail Facility located in the Bernard Bayou Industrial Park and/or 

such satellite facility as may, 

from time to time, be designated by 

the Harrison County Sheriff's Department. 

The City shall be responsible for the transportation of 

prisoners from the Jail to City Court as may, 

from time to time, be 

ordered by the appropriate Judge and/or Judges. 

The County shall be responsible for transporting Pass 

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doctor/dental offices, medical facilities and/or hospitals as may, 

from time to time, be required. 

SECTION III: 

Pass Christian shall be responsible for payment 

of all reasonable and necessary hospital, doctor, medical, dental, 

drug bills and other medical provider's charges incurred by and on 

behalf of Pass Christian prisoners. 

All such charges shall be paid upon billing to Pass Christian 

by the County and/or the medical provider. 

This payment for such medical charges shall continue so long 

as the Pass Christian Prisoner remains incarcerated in the Harrison 

County Jail; or until such time as the Pass Christian Prisoner is 

bound over by action by the Grand Jury and/or waives indictment. 

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Provided however, Pass Christian prisoners sentenced to serve 

a j ail term by the Municipal Court of Pass Christian, shall 

continue to be the responsibility of Pass Christian and Pass 

Christian shall be responsible for payment of fifteen dollars 

($15.00) per day per Pass Christian Prisoner and for medical as 

provided 

in this section. 

Such 

responsibility shall continue 

during such jail time. 

SECTION IV: The County shall render a statement for all 

charges to Pass Christian on or before the 20th day of the month 

and Pass Christian shall remit the full amount due the County 

within thirty (30) days of receipt of same. 

SECTION V: All written notices of every kind and character 


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TO 

PASS CHRISTIAN: 

Billy McDonald, Mayor 


Pass Christian, MS 39571 

SECTION VI: The term of this Agreement shall be for the 

remainder of calendar year 1997 and shall be at an end on December 

31, 1997. 

Thereafter, upon written request of Pass Christian, and upon 

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approval by the County, this agreement may be ratified and approved 

for one (1) year periods, or until terminated by either party upon 

thirty (30) days notice. 

SECTION VII: This contract shall be executed in several 

counter-parts, all of which shall be considered originals. 

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the 1st day of October, 1996. 


through its Board of Supervisors 

CITY OF PASS CHRISTIAN 

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authority, the within named BILLY MCDONALD, who being by me first 

duly sworn on his oath stated that he is the Mayor of the City of 

Pass Christian, and that as such signed the above and foregoing 

instrument on the day and year therein written for and on behalf of 

the City of Pass Christian after being first authorized so to do. 

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My Commission Expires: December 14, 1997 

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C{rAN' 1997. 

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office of the HARRISON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT, 

(hereafter "the 

County") 

has heretofore provided jail facilities for all County 

prisoners, including the prisoners of the City of D'Iberville 

(hereafter "D'Iberville"); and; 

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WHEREAS, the County and D'Iberville's representatives have 

agreed on the amount to be paid for the incarceration of prisoners 

from D'Iberville; the method of computing the amount owed; the 

responsibility for transporting prisoners from the jail to the 

courthouse; the responsibility for payment of hospital, doctor, 

medical, dental and drug bills incurred by the D'Iberville 

prisoners while incarcerated; the amount of past due payments owed 

~ by D'Iberville to the County; the method of payment of all past due 

amounts; and the method of payment of all future charges; and 

WHEREAS, 

the parties now desire to set forth their respective 

duties and obligations for the incarceration of D'Iberville 

prisoners in the Harrison County Jail in this formal Contract. 

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and the payment of 

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Supervisors and D'Iberville, through its respective Mayor and City 

Council, agree as follows: 

SECTION I: Effective the 1st day of October, 

D'Iberville shall pay the County the sum of Fifteen Dollars 

($15.00) per-day-per-D'Iberville prisoner incarcerated in the 

Harrison County Jail. 

This payment for each D'Iberville Prisoner shall continue so 

long as the D'Iberville Prisoner remains incarcerated in the 

Harrison County Jail; or until such time as the D'Iberville 

Prisoner is bound over for action by the Grand Jury and/or waives 

indictment. 

Provided however, D'Iberville prisoners sentenced to serve a 

jail term by its Municipal Court, shall continue to be the 

responsibility of D'Iberville and the Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) 

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charge per-day-per-D'Iberville Prisoner shall continue during such 

jail term. 

SECTION II: 

D'Iberville shall be responsible for transporting 

its prisoners for incarceration to the Harrison County Jail 

Facility located in the Bernard Bayou Industrial Park and/or such 

satellite facility as may, 

from time to time, be designated by the 

Harrison County Sheriff's Department. 

The City shall be responsible for the transportation of 

prisoners from the Jail to City Court as may, 

from time to time, be 

ordered by the appropriate Judge and/or Judges, as long as a City 

prisoner. 

The County shall be responsible for transporting D'Iberville 

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offices, medical facilities and/or hospitals as may, 

from time to 

time, be required. 

SECTION III: 

D'Iberville shall be responsible for payment of 

all reasonable and necessary hospital, doctor, medical, dental, 

drug bills and other medical provider's charges incurred by and on 

behalf of D'Iberville prisoners. 

All such charges shall be paid upon billing to D'Iberville by 

the County and/or the medical provider. 

This payment for such medical charges shall continue so long 

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as the D'Iberville Prisoner remains incarcerated in the Harrison 

County Jail; or until such time as the D'Iberville Prisoner is 

bound over by action by the Grand Jury and/or waives indictment. 

Provided however, D'Iberville prisoners sentenced to serve a 

jail term by the Municipal Court of D'Iberville, shall continue to 

be the responsibility of D'Iberville and D'Iberville shall be 

responsible for payment of fifteen dollars ($15.00) per day per 

~ D'Iberville Prisoner and for medical as provided in this section. 

Such responsibility shall continue during such jail time. 

SECTION IV: The County shall render a statement for all 

charges to D'Iberville on or before the 20th day of the month and 

D'Iberville shall remit the full amount due the County within 

thirty (30) 

days of receipt of same. 

SECTION V: 

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TO D'IBERVILLE: 

Rusty Quave, Mayor 


D'Iberville, MS 39532 

SECTION VI: The term of this Agreement shall be for the 

remainder of calendar year 1997 and shall be at an end on December 

31, 1997. 

Thereafter, upon written request of D'Iberville, and upon 

approval by the County, this agreement may be ratified and approved 

for one (1) year periods, or until terminated by either party upon 

thirty (30) days notice. 

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counter-parts, all of which shall be considered originals. 

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parties. 


the 1st day of October, 1996. 


through its Board of Supervisors 

CITY OF D'IBERVILLE 

By,J(~fJ~ 

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authority, the within named RUSTY QUAVE, who being by me first duly 

sworn on his oath stated that he is the Mayor of the City of 

D'Iberville, and that as such signed the above and foregoing 

instrument on the day and year therein written for and on behalf of 

the City of D'Iberville after being first authorized so to do. 

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Supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS moved adoption of the following Order: 

ORDER ACKNOWLEDGING RECEIPT OF LETTER FROM STATE OF 

MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES COMMENDING 

LEADERSHIP OF CAROLYN DEIORIO, DIRECTOR OF HUMAN 

SERVICES FOR HARRISON COUNTY 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE receipt of letter from 

State of Mississippi Department of Human Services commending leadership 

of carolyn Delorio, Director of Human Services for Harrison County, which is 

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DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES 

DONALD R. TAYlOR 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 

MEMORANDUM 


TO 

FROM 

SUBJECT: 

olyn Delorio, Director 

H 'sonC~W . 

~nal ~~utive Director 

Appreciation 

The purpose of this memorandum is to recognize your work as our county director in Harrison 

County over the last two years. Your leadership in planning our new facility, ensuring equitable 

distribution of space to the department's programs, and coordinating the occupation of the facility 

was outstanding. The Harrison County MDHS building is a model facility, one where our 

employees can take pride in their work and provide quality service to the public. 

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Your attitude, initiative, and motivation are recognized traits of your inspiring leadership. As the 

county director in one of our largest counties, you have established a climate that fosters 

teamwork, cooperation, and getting the job done. 

I have attached a certificate of my appreciation for your outstanding leadership. I wish continued 

success for you and our Harrison County staff as we help those less fortunate move toward selfsufficiency 

in their personal lives and in "the lives of their families. I am proud to have you on 

the MDHS team. 

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Attachment 

pc: Personnel File - Carolyn Delorio 

Director, Division of Economic Assistance (EA) 

Director, Field Operations, EA 

Regional Director, Region Vl-S 

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Order: 


ORDER ACKNOWLEDGING RECEIPT OF CHECK NO.10094 IN THE 

AMOUNT OF $100, TO BE RETURNED TO THE HARRISON COUNTY 

TOURISM COMMISSION, FOR GULFPORT CIVITAN CLUB, INCo'S 

UNPUBLISHED AD 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE receipt of check No. 

10094 in the amount of $100, to be returned to the Harrison County Tourism 

~ commission, for Gulfport Civitan Club, Inc.'s unpublished ad, which check is 

as follows: 

1 _) _P.A-,R_RIS_O_NC_O__ UIITY_TOU_R_IS_M_CO_MM_IS_SI_ON 

..... 

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-J.ULLLl..1.L01'-"-- 

0010094 

Paye~ GULFPORT CIVITAN CLUB INC . 10094 

Vendor ID GULFPORT CIVITA 10/29/97 

Vendor Name GULFPORT CIVITAN CLUB INC 

Invoice 

. 102997· 

A/P 10/29/97 

Description 

HARRISON COUNTY AD 

Total 

Discount 

0.00 

0.00 

Amount 

100.00 

100.00 

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. .; HARRISON 'COUNTY TOURISM COMMISSION'" .. 

.... \ db, MISSISSIPPI GULF CDAST CONVENll0N & VISITO'RS BUREAU . 

P.O. BOX 6'2B PH.601·896·6699 1190· . 

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.... ". '. . .: '. GULFPORT. MS 39506 . ." . . 

HANCOCK BANK -. , 

MEMBER FDIC 


85·3681655 

0010094 

- '.10094 

12 '.: ;,.' ". .'. '. ..' 

•••• One' Hundred' & No/I00 Dollars 

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PAY 

roTHEGULFPORT CIVITAN CLUB 

g~:OER POBOX 1627 

INC 

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GULFPORT; MS '395021627 

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI\ 


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180123ROAvENUEo P. O. DRAWERCC 0 GULFPORT, MISSIssIPPI39502-0860 

(601) 865-4204 / FAX (601) 865-4485 


Ms. Pamela J. Ulrich 

County Administrator 

Harrison County Courthouse 


HAND-DELIVERED 

RE: 

Gulfport Civitan Club, Inc. 

Ad for Pee Wee Bowl Program Booklet 

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Dear Ms. Ulrich: 

Enclosed please find check no. 10094 in the amount of 100.00 which I return 

and ask that you void in your usual manner. The check was issued for the 

purchase of an ad by the Harrison County Board of Supervisors in the Gulfport 

Civitan Club, Inc. Pee Wee Bowl program booklet. Regrettably, the ad was 

inadvertently omitted by the printer. 

Please place this matter on the next available Board of Supervisors' agenda so 

that we may acknowledge receipt of check and so that the check rnay be 

returned to the Harrison County Tourism Commission. 

Thank you for your courteous attention to this correspondence. 

Sincerely, 

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R~~~\ALFRED MIDCALF 

Supervisor District Four 

RAM/1m 

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Mr. James Rutland, Bowl Chairman 

Gulfport Civitan Club, Inc. 

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Supervi:-or. Dislricl4

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Order: 


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ORDER APPROVING PAYMENT OF CLAIM IN THE AMOUNT OF 

$500 TO RIEMANN FUNERAL HOME FOR PAUPER'S BURIAL OF 

BEVERLY IRONMONGER, AS RECOMMENDED BY THE HARRISON 

COUNTY CORONER 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE payment of claim in the 

amount of $500 to Riemann Funeral Home for pauper's burial of Beverly 

Ironmonger, as recommended by the Harrison County Coroner, the pauper's 

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Order: 


ORDER ADJUDICATING OVERTIME FOR FAIRGROUNDS AND 

OUTSIDE BUILDING AND GROUNDS, AS PER LISTS ON FILE WITH 

THE CLERK OF THE BOARD 


IVIISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY ADJUDICATE overtime for 

Fairgrounds and Outside Building and Grounds, as per lists on file with the 

Clerk of the Board. 




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There came on for consideration by the Board the matter of a request 

for the Board to provide adequate street lighting by installing street lights as 

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hereafter listed, located in Supervisor's voting Districts 2 and 3, whereupon 


ORDER AUTHORIZING AND DIREC'I'ING INSTALLA'r10N OF STREET 

LIGHTS, AS HEREAFTER LISTED, IN SUPERVISOR'S VOTING 

DISTRICTS 2 AND 3, AND ASSUMING THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR 

ELECTRICAL BILLS ON SAME 

WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of Harrison County, Mississippi 

hereby finds that the Board shall install street lights at the following 

locations in Harrison County, Mississippi: 

1) 24469 Herman Ladner Road, located in Supervisor's voting District 2; 

2) 12355 Lakeview court, located in supervisor's voting District 2; 

3) 12403 Crestview Court, located in Supervisor's Voting District 2; 

4) 12474 Pinehurst Court, located in Supervisor's voting District 2; 

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5) 1205 Lakeland Court, located in Supervisor's Voting District 2; 

6) Intersection of Lake Village Drive and Highland court, Supervisor's 

voting District 2; 

7) 203 Third Avenue, Henderson point, Supervisor's voting District 3, 

and assume responsibility for electrical bills on same. It is, therefore, 


MISSISSIPPI that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE installation of street lights 

in Harrison county, Mississippi, as follows: 

1) 24469 Herman Ladner Road, located in supervisor's voting District 2; 

2) 12355 Lakeview court, located in supervisor's voting District 2; 

3) 12403 Crestview Court, located in Supervisor'S Voting District 2; 

4) 12474 Pinehurst Court, located in supervisor'S voting District 2; 

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6) Intersection of Lake village Drive and Highland Court, Supervisor's 

voting District 2; 

7) 203 Trlird Avenue, Henderson point, Supervisor's Voting District 3. 

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED BY THE BOARD that the Clerk of the Board be, 

and he is HEREBY AUTHORIZED AND DIRECTED to advise the electrical company 

involved that the County will assume payment for all future electrical bills, 

effective this date, for the above street light, to be paid from ROAD FUND. 




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The fOllowing items came on for discussion by the Board, with no 

Board action being taken: 

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1) The County Engineer was requested to update the subdivision 

regulations as it relates to the installation of street lights. 

2) The status of zoning regulations for the Board to review. 

3) The county Administrator and the Tax Collector need to look into a 

system to collect delinquent taxes. 

4) Supervisor Midcalf advised the Board that Mrs. Acker, President of 

the Gulf Coast Garden Club, has raised concerns about the least tern nesting 

area and the impact of construction in the neighborhood. 

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The request of the Coast Chamber for an appropriation in the amount 

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Education Committee for 1998 was held over until the County Administrator 

can obtain more specific information. 

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Order: 


ORDER ACKNOWLEDGING RECEIPT OF THE COpy OF THE FIVE 

YEAR CONSOLIDATED PLAN FOR THE CITY OF GULFPORT, SAME 

BEING ON FILE WITH THE CLERK OF THE BOARD 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE receipt of the copy of 

the Five Year Consolidated Plan for the City of Gulfport, same being on file 

with the Clerk of the Board. 

Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF seconded the motion to adopt 

the above and foregoing Order, whereupon the president put the Question 

to a vote with the following results: 

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Order: 

supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA. SR. moved adoption of the following 

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ORDER CONCURRING IN THE HUNTING AND FISHING LEASE 

CONTRACT OF 16TH SECTION LAND BY AND BETWEEN 

HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION AND W & M 

HUN1'ING CLUB. AND AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT AND THE 

CLERK OF THE BOARD TO EXECUTE SAME 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY CONCUR in the Hunting and Fishing 

lease contract of 16th Section Land by and between Harrison County Board 

of Education and W & M Hunting Club, said lease being in the following form, 

words, and figures, to-wit: 

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HUNTING AND FISHING LEASE CONTRACT 

16TH SECTION LAND 


THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this the 8th day of September, 1997, by 

and between the HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION (herein called 

"LESSOR") and__W~& ........M.!.L.IH ........ uDu.tuinllig!>-,-C""JulI.JbL-_as joint tenants with full rights of 

survivorship and not as tenants in common (herein called "LESSEE"). 

WITNESSETH: 

That, for the term and in consideration ofthe rentals hereinafter set forth, and the 

covenants, conditions, and obligations to be observed and performed by the LESSEE, the 

LESSOR, by the authority and under the direction ofthe Harrison County Board of 

Education, as recorded in Minute Book__, Pages__, does hereby lease and rent unto 

LESSEE the following described land, to wit: 

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1997 and expiring on June 30, 2002. 

prevent default. 

LESSEE shall furnish LESSOR paid tax receipts for the preceding 

year at the time annual rental installments are paid. 

LESSEE shall not sub-lease said property or any part thereof without 

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DESCRIPTION: 

All that portion of land lying in Section 16, Township 6, Range 9, or Harrison County, 

Mississippi containing 640 acres more or less. 

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The term ofthis lease shall be for five (5) years, beginning on July I, 

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LESSEE covenants and agrees to pay as annual rent to LESSOR the 

sum of$3,040.00 per annum, in advance, on or before the anniversary ofthis 

lease each year. 

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LESSEE shall pay all taxes levied, if any, on said property in time to 

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the prior written consent of LESSOR. 

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LESSOR reserves and excepts from said lease all timber now or during 

the term, being situated on said property with right ofingress and egress to 

remove same, and with right to sell all or any part ofsaid timber without

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breach ofany rights ofLESSEE hereunder. LESSEE shall not cut nor pennit 

the cutting ofany timber for any purposes without prior approval ofthe State 

Forestry Commission and the Board ofEducation. 

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LESSOR reserves and excepts from said lease any and every interest 

on oil, gas, coal, lignite, and other minerals that may be in or under said land 

with full right to lease such oil, gas, coal, lignite, and mineral rights to any 

other, or others, as provided by law, together with the right of ingress and 

egress to remove the same, without breach ofany right to LESSEE hereunder. 

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LESSEE shall not cause nor suffer damage to any improvements 

situated upon said property, shall not remove any improvements from said 

land, and shall reasonably maintain any such improvements. 

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Is expressly understood, and agreed, and made a condition ofthis 

lease, that the lease is made for hunting and fishing only, and the LESSEE 

shall in no event have the right to utilize or give permission for the use ofsaid 

land for any other purpose. 

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IfLESSEE shall commit, cause to be committed, or permit the 

commission ofany act ofwaste upon said property, then this lease shall 

immediately terminate and shall thenceforth be null and void, and the Board 

ofEducation shall have the right to institute an action in a Court of competent 

jurisdiction to secure the cancellation ofsame of record, to recover damages 

for such waste, and to maintain an action in ejectment to recover possession of 

the same. 

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LESSOR reserves the right to grant or sell right-of-way across any of 

said land for roads, highways, railroads, or any public utility line. 

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Condemnation Proceedings - In the event the leased parcel of land or 

any portion thereof, shall be the subject ofcondemnation proceedings by 

eminent domain, the parcel of land that is subject to said proceedings shall be 

considered to be owned by the LESSOR. 

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Any breach or default of one or more ofthe conditions hereinabove set 

out shall give the absolute right to terminate this lease at will and to re-enter 

and re-take possession ofthe premises herein leased; but the re-entering and 

retaking of said land shall not relieve the LESSEE from the payment of rentals 

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ofany right granted or conferred hereby, or the LESSEE'S use maintenance, 

operation or condition ofthe property herein leased to the activities thereon 

conducted by LESSEE, whether sustained by LESSEE, their respective agents 

or employees, or by any other persons, or corporations which seek to hold 

LESSOR liable. 

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in accordance with the terms ofthis lease agreement except that the LESSOR 

shall re-advertise said land for the rental ofthe balance of the lease agreement 

forfeited by the LESSEE because ofnon-payment ofrentals, which said 

rentals, if said land is released for the remainder ofthe said term, shall be 

credited against the indebtedness owing by the LESSEE herein under the 

terms ofthis lease agreement. 

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LESSEE agrees to hold and save harmless, protect and indemnify 

LESSOR from against any and all loss, damages, claims, suits or actions at 

law, judgments and costs, including attorney's fees, which may arise or grow 

out ofany injury or death or persons or connected with the LESSEE'S exercise 

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The LESSEE shall be responsible for any damages that may be caused 

to LESSOR'S property by the activities ofthe LESSEE under this lease, and 

shall exercise due diligence in the protection of all improvements, timber and 

other property ofLESSOR, which may be located on the leased property or in 

the vicinity thereof, against fire, damage or waste from any and all other 

causes. The LESSEE shall not cut or remove any timber from said property 

without the express written consent ofthe Board ofEducation. The LESSEE 

shall not be allowed to plant food plots on leased property. 

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LESSEE shall have quite and peaceful possession ofsaid property so 

long as compliance is made by LESSEE with the terms ofthis agreement. 

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It is expressly agreed by and between the parties that the LESSEE will 

not make any alteration upon the said property without the express written 

consent ofthe LESSOR and that the LESSEE will not occupy or use, nor

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permit to be occupied or used, the said property, for any business deemed 

extra-hazardous on account of fire orotherwise; nor will the LESSEE permit 

the same to be used for any immoral or unlawful purpose. LESSEE also 

covenants and agrees to maintain the said premises in a neat and orderly 

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manner and to refrain from creating or maintaining any eyesores, unattractive 

nuisances, or other nuisance. 

premises. 

LESSEE is prohibited from charging any fees for hunting on the leased 

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The LESSOR (Harrison County School Board) shall have the right to 

terminate this lease at the end of each fiscal year if it found and determined that a.J 

greater rental value can be obtained by leasing to another party for non-hunting aI 

non-fishing activities. All rental payments will be refunded based on the months 

remaining in that term lease. Term lease shall be defmed as a twelve (12) month 

period from date oflease. 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this lease is executed by LESSOR and pursuant to oreJ 

entered upon its minutes and is executed by LESSEE this the 10th day ofNovember 199' 

BOARD OF EDUCATlON OF THE 

HARRISON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 

LESSOR 

BY: 

Tedd~~pre!1e~ 

BY: 

BY: 

W & M Huntin~ Club 

LESSEE 

nt ofEducation 

LJ;Q~ Co.JLQ~ 

William "Bill" Caldwell, President 

APPROVED: 

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 


ATTEST: 

Clerk 

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Its President

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IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Board does HEREBY AUTHORIZE the 

President and the Clerk of the Board to execute said lease. 









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supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS moved adoption of the fOllowing Order: 

ORDER ACKNOWLEDGING RECEIPT OF THE REQUEST FOR 

REVIEW OF APPLICATION FILED BY ROYAL D'IBERVILLE 

DEVELOPMENT, INC. AND CARLO CORP. WITH THE DEPARTMENT 

OF MARINE RESOURCES FOR PERMIT DMR-M98162-W 

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MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE receipt of the request 

for review of application filed by Royal D'Iberville Development, Inc. and 

Carlo corp. with the Department of Marine Resources for permit 

DMR-M98162-W, which is as fOllows, to-wit: 

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DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES 

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TO: 

FROM: 

REQUEST FOR REVIEW OF APPLICATION 

Mayor, D'Iberville 

District Attorney, Harrison County 

Harrison County Prosecuting Attorney 

Harrison County Board ofSupervisors(J Th is cOp (~ 

GulfRegional Planning Commission Y or. 

Southern Mississippi Planning and Development District 

Mississippi Wildlife Federation 

Department ofWildlife, Fisheries and Parks 

Secretary ofState 

Department ofMarine Resources 

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HA(\F;iSGN (;OU:~TY 

BOAR!) OF SUP"RVISORS 

SUBJECT: . 

Application by Royal D'Iberville Development, Inc. and Carlo Corporation; DMR 

M98162-W 

DATE: November 06, 1997 

fu accordance with the provisions ofthe Coastal Wetlands Protection Law, we herewith enclose a 

copy of the application by Application by Royal D'Iberville Development, Inc. and Carlo 

Corporation. 

Ifyou would like to comment on the proposed project, please provide your comments in writing to 

our office by 1:00 p.m. on December 1,1997. 

Ifyou do not wish to submit comments on thjs application, please acknowledge receipt by signing 

and returning this Request to the Department ofMarine Resources. 

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT:__----:::-- _ 

Signature 

152 Gateway Drive· BilOXI, MiSSissippi 39531 • (601) 385·5860 

Date

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lU:OlB..AN, SEYlU:OUB. &;" .ASS.OC., I~C. 

ENGINEERS-PL~NNERS-SVRVEYORS 

Principals 

ren;a Mom... P.E., RL.S. 

Marl< Seymour, P.E., R.L.S. 


Mr. Jerry Mitchell, Chief 

Coastal Ecology Section 

Mississippi Department ofMarine Resources 

152 Gateway Drive 

. Biloxi, MS 39531 

RE: Joint Permit Application for royal D'Iberville Development, Inc. and Carlo Corporation 

D'Iberville, Harrison County, MS 

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. . JOINT t:s~ ;~;~~~12~~~sljF~N~~~~~AC-i 8W[[ 

OCT S1997 

MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES 

MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY/OFFICE OF POLLU I N CONTR0lurJ 

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This form IS to be used for proposed activities In waters of the Umted States and MissiSSIPPi 

Dept. of Mari~s 

1. Date 

and for the erection of structures on suitable sites for water dependent industry. Note that some 10 30 97 

items, as indicated, apply only to projects located in the coastal area of Hancock, Harrison and m th da year 

Jackson Counties. on y 

2. Applicant (mailing address and telephone) 

Royal D'Iberville Development, Inc. and Carlo Corporation 

P.O. Box 4452 

~ Biloxi, MS 39535 Telephone 228·388·1950 

3. Official use only 

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DMR 

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DATE RECEIVED _ 

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4. Project location 

Street Address Intersection of Boney Av and Bayshour Drive, City/Community D'Iberville, MS _ 

.... 5. 'Project description New work-lL Maintenance work 

Dredging SEE ATTACHED ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT 

Name of Waterway Back Bay of Biloxi Latitude LongitUde (if known), _ 

Geographic location: Section 22 Township 7S Range 9W County Harrison 

__Channel length width existing depth, proposed depth _ 

__Canal length width existing depth proposed depth _ 

__Boat Slip length width existing depth proposed depth _ 

Marina length width' existing depth proposed depth _ 

=Other(explain) length width existing depth proposed depth · 

Cubic yards of material to be removed Type of material, _ 

Location of spoil disposal area, 

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Dimensions of spoil area. Method of excavation, ~ _ 

How will excavated material be contained? 

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Construction of structures See attached Environmental Assessment 

~Bulkhead Total length Height above water _ 

Pier length width height. _ 

__Boat Ramp length width slope _ 

__Boat House length width height. _ 

__Structures on designed sites for water dependent industry (Coastal area only). Explain in item II or include as 

attachment. 

__Other (explain)' 

Filling 

Dimensions of fill area 

Cubic yards of fill Type of fill _ 

Other regulated activities (i.e. Seismic exploration, burning or dearing of marsh) Explain. 

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6. Additional information relating to the proposed activity 

Does project area contain any marsh vegetation? Yes X__No__ 

(If yes, explain) A fringe of marsh vegetation approximately 40 feet by 5 feet that parallels the natural shoreline_~ 

Is any portion of the activity for which authorization is sought now complete? Yes__ No x_ 

(If yes, explain),_-::-::-:----:----: 

Month and year activity took place,_----:--;:-_--:'-----: --:--::-_:-_-:---:-_-::---:-_:--::-----:---:-:---:---:- _ 

If project is for maintenance work on existing structures or existing channels, describe legal authorization for the existing 

work. Provide permit number, dates or other form(s) of authorization, 

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Has any agency denied approval for the activity described herein or for any activity that is directly related to the activity 

described herein? 

Yes__No x_(lfyes. eXplain) ~ _ 

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7. Project schedule 

Proposed start date As soon as possible 

Proposed completion date 120 from commencement of work 

J:xpected completion date (or development timetable) for any projects dependent on the activity described.herein.-,-.__~_ 

8. Estimated cost of the project $130,000,000 

9. Describe the purpose of this project. Describe the relationship between this project and any secondary or 

future development the project is designed to support. See attached Environmental Assessment for a description 

of the project and aSsociated development. 

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Intended use: Private Commercial PUblic Other (Explain) Gaming 

1a.Describe the public benefits bfthe p,roposed actMty and of .the projects dependent 'on the proposed activity.. 

.. Also describe the extent of:publii: use of the proposed project. ' 

See attached Environmental Assessment for a dicussion of benefits expected from this project. 

11.Remar~ 

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t 2.Provide the names otnd addresses of the adjacent propertY owners. Also Identify the propertY owners on the 

plotn view of the drawing described In Attachment "A". (Attach additional sheets if necessary.) See Attached List. 

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t 3.Ust all approvals or certifications received or applied for from Federal, State and Local agencies for any 

structures, construction, discharges, deposits or other activities described In this application. Note that the 

signature In Item 14 certifies that application has been made to or that pennits are not required from the 

following otll'endes. If pennlts ·are not required, place NIA In· the space for Type Approval. 

~ Type Approval Applicatlou Date Approval Date 

Dept of Environmental Quality wac 10130197 

Dept of Marine Resources CZM 10/30/97 

Army Corps of Engineers Section 10/404 10/30/97 

City/County 

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Other Sec of State 

Gaming Comm 

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Tidelands Lease 

Site Approval 

14.Certlfication and signatures 

Application is hereby made for authorization to conduct the activities described herein. I agree to provide any additional 

. information/datE! that may be.necessary .to·provide reasonable assurance or.evidence to show that the proposed project will 

.... comply with the applicable state water quality standards or other environmental protection standards both during construction 

., and after the project is completed. I also agree to provide entry to the project site for inspectors from the environmental 

protection agencies for the purpose of making preliminary analyses of the site and monitoring pemnitted works. I certify that I 

am familiar with and responsible for the information contained in this application, and that to the best of my knowledge and 

belief, such infamnation is true, complete. and accurate. I further certify that 1am the owner of the property where the 

proposed project is located or that I have a legal interest in the property and that I have full legal authority to seek this permit. 

Signature of Applicant or Agent 

Date 

U.S.C. Section 1001 provides that Whoever, in any manner within the jurisdiction of any department or agency of the United 

States knowingly and willingly falsifies, conceals, or covers up by any trick, scheme or device a material fact or makes any 

false, fictitious or fraudulent statements or representations or makes or uses any false writing or document knowing same to 

contain any false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or entry, shall be fined not more than $10,000 or imprisoned not more 

than five years, or both. 

15.Mississippi Coastal Program (Coastal area only) 

·1 certify that the proposed project for which authorization is sought complies with the approved Mississippi Coastal Program 

and will be conducted in a manner consistent with the program. 

Signature of Applicant or Agent 

Date 

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. 6.Fees 

Payable to State of Mississippi 

$50,00 Residential 

$500,00 Commercial 

$50.00 Cost of public notice fee 

Please include appropriate fees for all projects 

proposed in coastal areas of Hancock, Harrison and 

Jackson counties. 

7.lf project Is in Hancock, Harrison or Jackson Counties, send one completed copy of this application fonn and 

appropriate fees listed In Item 16 to: 

Department of Marine Resources 

152 Gateway Drive 


If project .I1..HQI in Hancock, Harrison or Jackson Counties, send one completed copy of this application fonn 

to each agency listed below: 

District Engineer 

Army Engineer 

District Mobile 

Attn: SAMOP-S 

Box 2288 

Mobile, AL 36628 

District Engineer 

U.S. Army Engineer 

District Vicksburg 

Attn: LMKOD-FE 

P.O. Box 60 

Vicksburg, MS 39180 

Director 

Mississippi Depl of Environmental Quality 

Office of Pollution Control 

P.O. Box 10385 

Jackson, MS 39289, 

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B.In addition to die completed application fonn, the following attachments are required: 

Attachment"A" Drawings 

Provide a vicinity map shOWing the location of the proposed site along with a written description of how to reach the site from 

major highways or landmarks. Provide accurate drawings of the project site with proposed activities shown in detail. All 

drawings must be to scale or with dimensions noted on drawings and must show a plan view and cross section or elevation. 

Use 8 1/2 x 11" white paper or drawing sheet attached. 

Attachment "S" Authorized Agent 

If applicant desires to have an agent or consultant act in his behalf for permit coordination, a signed authorization designating 

said agent must be provided with the application forms, The authorized agent named may sign the application forms and the 

consistency statemenl 

Attachment "C" Environmental Assessment 

Provide an appropriate report or statement assessing environmental impacts of the proposed activity and the final project 

dependent on il The projecrs effects on the wetlands and the effects on the life dependent on them should be addressed. 

Also provide a complete description of any measures to be taken to reduce detrimental offsite effects to the coastal wetlands 

during and after the proposed actiVity, Alternative analysis, minimization and mitigation information may be required to 

, complete project evaluation. . , '. 

Attachment "0" Variance or Revisions to Mississippi Coastal Program (Coastal area only) 

If the applicant is requesting a variance to the guidelines in Section 2, Part III or a revision to the Coastal Wetlands Use Plan 

in Section '2, Part IV of the Rules, Regulations, Guidelines and Procedures of the Mississippi Coastal Program, a request and 

justification must be provided. 

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12. ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS: 

1. Mark E. Beverin 

226 Santa Cruz Ave 


2. D'Iberville Landing Casino L.P. 

P.O. Box 4452 

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3. George King 

223 Boney Ave 


. 4. Byran King . 

9529 Boney Ave 


5. Andrew and Evonne Pimix 

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Pearland, TX77584 

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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT 

Dockside Gaming Facility 

Royal D'Iberville Landing and Carlo Corporation 

l. INTRODUCTION: 

a. ~: The proposed project is located on the north shore ofthe Back Bay 

ofBiloxi, immediately west ofthe 1-110 bridge, in the City ofD'Iberville, Harrison 

County, Mississippi, Section 22, T-7S, R-9W. 

b. fupQ.sill: The applicant proposes to construct a dockside casino facility. The 

proposed work to be performed in navigable waters includes the construction of 

permanent mooring structures to accommodate a 462-foot-long by 1I6-foot-wide floating 

casino barge, one (1) concrete pier measuring 210 feet by 15 feet, 400 linear feet ofsteel 

bulkhead, and four (4) 35-foot diameter mooring caissons. Associated landside work 

includes the construction ofa porte cochere, 425-space surface parking area and a 1900 

space multi-level parking garage (10 floors), a 500-room hotel (14 floors), road 

improvement to Boney Avenue and the 1-11 OlRodriquez Street interchange, road 

improvement to Bay Shore Drive along the width ofthe project site, construction ofa 

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d. l\.l.UhQri!:i: Section 10 ofthe River and Harbor Act of 1899 (33 U.S.C. 403) 

and Section 404 ofthe Clean Water (33 U.S.C. 403) are the authorities which cause the 

Department ofthe Army to consider issuance ofthe requested permit. 

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2. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING WITHOUT THE PROJECT: The project site is 

located on the north shore ofthe Back Bay ofBiloxi immediately adjacent to the east side 

ofa tidal marsh and west ofInterstate 110. The area had been used in the past by small 

fishing craft, however, the City ofD'Iberville has recently constructed a small 

recreational marina east ofthe proposed project site and west of I-I 10. The upland areas 

ofthe site were old homesteads which have been demolished and landcleared. The 

residential areas (3 homes) immediately adjacent to the project site are now controlled by 

the applicant and will be included within this project site. 

There is a marsh located to the west of the proposed site vegetated with stands of~ 

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would be shaded from the permanently moored vessel and approximately 0.88 acre of 

water bottoms would be shaded from construction of the wharf and pier for a total area of 

approximately 2.48 acres. It should be pointed out that no information exists to 

determine whether shading would have an adverse impact or a beneficial impact. No 

submerged vegetation exists in the area. In evaluating streams, the u.s. Fish and 

Wildlife Service assigns a positive value for shading. The Bay is a different ecosystem 

from streams, but since no definitive information is available to determine the impact and 

the total area ofshading is so small, no significant impact is expected. Generally, 

wharves and hard surfaces have some positive benefits since they provide excellent 

habitat for sessile organisms as well as provide shelter, shade, and feeding areas for 

certain types offish. 

Short-term impacts to the aquatic environment would occur during pile driving. Nelctonic 

organisms would likely relocate but benthic organisms inhabiting the waterbottoms at the 

specific site ofthe pile areas would be destroyed. Upon completion ofthe construction, 

benthic communities should re-establish in the surrounding waterbottoms and nelctonic 

organisms would return. 

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No significant long-term impacts to the aquatic environment would occur as a result of 

this project. Benthic organisms located in the project area are expected to recolonize 

within a short time period. Nektonic organisms would likely relocate during construction 

but would be expected to return after construction is completed. 

There should be no discharge ofpollutan\s associated with the operation ofthis facility. 

DuriIig construction, however, small dischMges ofgas, oil, and grease from work boats 

and construction equipment may occur. Sewage and wastewater disposal from the 

facility would be through the municipal sewer system. Storm water and construction runoff 

would be controlled in accordance with the requirements ofthe Mississippi 

Department ofEnvironmental Quality, Office ofPollution Control. 

b. Land Use Chanjl:es' The proposed casino is located in a an area that has been 

zoned for gaming and commercial/recreational boating. The area has been designated as 

a S-3 in the Mississippi Coastal Use Plan. (See enclosure I-Chancery Court Order and 

Memorandum Opinion dated 21 May 1996.) This designation was approved by the 

Mississippi Department ofWildlife, Fisheries, and Parks when the now Mississippi 

Department ofMarine Resources was a Bureau ofthat Department. The change to the 

Coastal Use Plan was challenged and heard in the Chancery Court ofHarrison County, 

2nd Judicial District and the decision made by the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, 

Fisheries, and Parks was upheld (Enclosure I). 

c. Historic and Archeological Resources' A cultural resources survey was 

previously conducted in this area by a consultant and found that there are no cultural 

resources of significance located within the project'area. This proposal will be . 

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Historic Places will be consulted. No known properties listed in or eligible for the 

National Register are located in the project vicinity. 

d. Endani:ered and Threatened Species' The project will be fully coordinated 

with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The project site lies within the range ofseveral 

Federally listed endangered species, however, due to the limited nature ofthe work, the 

project is not expected to adversely impact any listed endangered or threatened species or 

critical habitat for such species. 

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e. Navii:ation' The project will be coordinated with the U.S. Coast Guard, the 

Mobile District Corps ofEngineers, and waterway users. There should be no significant 

adverse impact on navigation or obstruction ofthe local riparian rights resulting from the 

proposed work. The project site is adjacent to the Federal navigation channel through 

Back Bay ofBiloxi. The authorized maintenance depth of this channel is 12 feet with a 

width of 150 feet. There currently is no designated centerline or marked navigation 

channel in the immediate vicinity ofthe project because natural water depths well exceed 

the authorized depth of 12 feet The proposed casino vessel and pier would extend out 

from the bank approximately 235 feet into water that is in excess of 10 feet in depth. The 

nearest property comer is located approximately 346 feet from the center line ofthe 

channel (using the center bridge span on 1-110 as.a reference for the center line ofthe 

channel). Marker buoys will be placed to mark the comer locations ofthe proposal for 

waterway users to observe. . 

f. Water QualitY: The project is not expected to have an adverse impact on the 

overall water quality ofBack Bay ofBiloxi. A new 6-mch' forceinain Will be constructed 

along Seventh Avenue and Bay Shore Drive to connect the casino to the D'Iberville 

sewage treatment plant. This new line will replace an existing low pressure line and local 

residents will be required to connect to the new line as septic systems fail. According to 

the City, the treatment plant is currently operating at only 70 per cent capacity and is 

capable ofhandling the additional load with no upgrade being required. 

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Pile-driving operations, bulkhead construction, and runoff from land-based construction 

may cause a temporary increase in turbidity in the immediate area. These impacts are 

considered normal and are expected to be minor in nature and limited to the duration of 

construction---approximately 120 days. Normal and usual methods to control siltation as 

well as other best management practices, will be employed during the construction ofthe 

project to minimize impacts to the aquatic ecosystem. 

g. Air QualitY· There should be no significant effect to the ambient air quality of 

the area as a result of the project. The only anticipated effect will be emissions resulting 

from the increase in the number ofvehicles using the immediate area; however, with all 

the vehicular traffic traversing I-110, any increase in emissions should be negligible. 

h. Iraffk; The proposed casino facility is located at the intersection ofBoney 

Avenue and Bay Shore Drive. The Mississippi Department ofTransportation is presently

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installing traffic signals on the off-ramps and on-ramps at Rodriguez Road and the 1-110 

Interchange. Cost ofthe Interchange upgrade is approximately $500,000. Additional 

turning lanes are being constructed and total project will cost approximately $1,875,000. 

The City of D'Iberville is presently working with the Mississippi Department of 

Economic and Development to obtain funding to construct a four (4) lane road (Boney 

Avenue) into the casino site. Bay Shore Drive would be four-Ianed the width ofthe 

project site. This would be done to allow easy flow ofcasinolhotel traffic and normal 

traffic for local use, including use ofthe City ofD'Iberville Marina located immediately 

east ofthe project site, 

The total height ofthe parking garage and hotel facility would be approximately 255 feet. 

This is well within the height limit per Keesler Air Force Base requirements. 

i. ~ No significant impact to the ambient noise levels would occur as a 

result ofthis project. The current noise level at the site is governed by the large number 

ofvehicles traversing 1-110. No significant change in the noise level-is anticipated as a 

result ofthis project. All near-by residences either have been removed and/or will be 

removed prior to construction ofthe project. There should not be a noticeable difference 

in the noise level near the project site. 

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j. Aesthetics' The upland portion ofthe project site was residential. In recent 

years, the City ofD'Iberville has zoned the area for water front 

comrnerciaVrecreationaJ/gaming development and many ofthe lots have been cleared and 

readied for development. All remaining residentiallots within the project site are now 

controlled by the applicant. Although the 'conceptUal drawings ofthe project show the 

planned facility to be an attractive design, the facility is different from the visual setting 

ofthe immediate surroundings. It is important to the success ofthe casino that the casino 

facility be visible from I-110. The current view from I-110 towards the west provides a 

scenic panorama ofthe Back Bay in a relatively natural state uncluttered by commercial 

development. 

k. Socioeconomics' The project is expected to provide substantial economic 

benefits to the City ofD'Iberville. The project will generate about 1,000 construction 

jobs and 1,500 permanent jobs with an annual payroll ofapproximately $65,000,000. In 

addition, the City will receive 70 per cent ofa 3.2 per cent local tax on the gross revenue 

ofthe casino plus $250 per gaming device. The applicant's estimate indicates the project 

will produce new direct annual tax revenues to the City in excess of $2,496,099. 

Expected indirect benefits include increased tourism to the area, and spin-offbusiness to 

area restaurants and stores. There currently are no casinos operating within the City of 

D'Iberville. 

I. Cumulative Impacts' The first dockside casino opened on the Mississippi coast 

in nearby Biloxi in August 1992. To date there have been a total of21 Department ofthe 

Army (DOA) permits issued for dockside casinos in Harrison County and 2 in Hancock 

County, Mississippi. A number of the permitted facilities were never built, and several 

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have closed. Currently, eight casinos are operating on the Mississippi Sound and one is 

under construction; two casinos are operating and one is under construction on the Back 

Bay ofBiloxi; and one casino is operating in the Bay ofSt. Louis. 

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The total impacts to aquatic ecosystems in coastal Mississippi which can be directly 

attributed to existing casino development to date are not considered significant. 

According to Mobile District Corps ofEngineers' records, the impacts authorized by 

casino permits to date are: excavation of 0.04 acres oftidal marsh (authorization 

subsequently revoked in December 1996); fiJI and/or excavation of 11 acres ofwetlands; 

relocation of0.033 acre ofmarsh; fiJling of6.2 acres ofwaterbottoms; dredging of52.3 

acres ofwaterbottoms, and shading of 16 acres ofwaterbottoms with piers, wharves and 

barges. The foJlowing mitigation measures have been incorporated into the DOA permits 

to compensate for these losses; creation of6.5 acres oftidal marsh and 6.5 acres ofnontidal 

wetlands; restoring or enhancing 50 acres of degraded wetlands; creating 5 acres of 

waterbottoms from uplands; creating 11.2 acres ofoyster/fishing reefs, and expansion of 

0.033 acres ofrelocated marsh to 1.0 acres ofmarsh. 

There have been a number ofother positive environmental impacts from the dockside 

casino development in coastal Mississippi because many ofthese facilities have replaced 

abandoned seafood processing plants, buried fuel tanks, sunken vessels, deteriorated 

wharves and structures, debris piles, etc. 

Other cumulative impacts from the casino development have been increased traffic 

congestion, increased lights and noise at night, and changes to the aesthetics and visual 

characteristics of the waterfront areas along the gulf coast. This development, howeve~, 

has been supported by the local governments because ofthe positive economic benefits 

that have occurred. There have been tremendous increases in local tax revenues, 

increased job opportunities for local residents, increased tourism to the area, and spin-off 

business to local merchants. 

4. ANY IRREVERSIBLE OR IRRETRlEVABLE COMMITMENTS WHICH WOULD 

BE INVOLVED SHOULD IT BE IMPLEMENTED: Any irreversible or irretrievable 

commitments ofresources involved in the proposed action have been considered and are 

either unanticipated at this time or have been considered and determined to present minor 

impacts. 

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5. ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS WHICH CANNOT BE AVOIDED: 

Adverse environmental effects which cannot be avoided should the project be 

implemented include: a short-term increase in the turbidity of adjacent water during piledriving 

operations, placement of fiJI material, and bulkhead construction; losses of 

benthic organisms at the specific pile locations and displacement of water bottoms; and 

permanent shading ofapproximately 2.48 acres of water bottom. These impacts should 

be localized and have been determined to be minor tndividually and cumulatively.

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6. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LOCAL SHORT-TERM USE OF MAN'S 

ENVIRONMENT AND MAINTENANCE AND ENHANCEMENT OF LONG-TERM 

PRODUCTIVITY: The proposed project constitutes a local short-term use ofman's 

environment and is not anticipated to affect long-term productivity. 

7. ALTERNATIVES TO THE PROPOSED ACTION: Alternatives to the proposed 

project were considered based upon the overall project purpose, i.e., to construct a viable 

gaming facility in the south Mississippi market area. Since State ofMississippi gaming 

legislation restricts gambling to vessels operating on navigable waters, land-based 

alternatives to the 'gaming vessel are not an available option and were not considered. In 

addition, the project developer's needs and marketing strategy were given proper 

consideration in the examination ofpractical alternatives for this project. 

The gaming facility proposed by Royal D'Iberville Development, Inc. and Carlo 

Corporation is similar to other successful casinos in operation on the Mississippi coast. 

The marketing strategy and associated fInancial risk is based upon the intercept-niche 

concept. That is, in order to be economically viable and successfully compete with 

competitors, the facility must be located in such a manner that it captures the "fIrst-off" 

customers entering the area on a major traffic artery. The north shore ofthe Back Bay of 

Biloxi at D'Iberville was chosen because it represents the fIrst available exit to those 

entering the Biloxi/Gulfport area from 1- I0 via 1-110 and at the current time is free of 

competition from similar facilities. In addition, the City ofD'Iberville continues to be 

very supportive ofa casino locating in this area. 

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assessment, analysis, and after weighing all factors involved in this proposal, this action 

does not constitute a major Federal action significantly affecting the quality ofthe human 

environment; therefore, an Environmental Impact Statement is not required. 

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12.Provide the names and addresses of the adjacent property owners. Also identify the property owners on the 

plan view of the drawing described In Attachment "An. (Attach additional sheets if necessary.) See Attached List. 

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13.List all approvals or certifications received or applied for from Federal, State and Local agencies for any 

structures, construction, discharges, deposits or other activities described in this application. Note that the 

signature in Item 14 certifies that application has been made to or that permits are not required from the 

following agencies. If pennits are not required, place NtA in the space for Type Approval. 

~ TYpe Approval ApplicatiQn Date ApprQval Date 

Dept. Qf EnvirQnmental Quality WQC 10130/97 

Dept of Marine Resources CZM 10130197 

Army CQrps of Engineers Section 101404 10130197 

City/GQunty_~ _ 

Other Sec Qf State 

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TIdelands Lease 

Site Approval 

14.Certification and signatures 

Application is hereby made for authorization to conduct the activities described herein. I agree to provide any additional 

information/data that may be necessary to provide reasonable assurance or evidence to show that the proposed project will 

comply with the applicable state water quality standards or other environmental protection standards both dUring constructior 

and after the project is completed. I also agree to provide entry to the project site for inspectors from the environmentai 

protection agencies for the purpose of making preliminary analyses of the site and monitoring permitted works. I certify that 

am familiar with and responsible for lhe information contained in this application, and that to the best of my knowledge and 

belief, such information is true, complete and accurate. I further certify that I am the owner of the property where the 

proposed project is located or t tl have a legal int st in the property and that I have full legal authority to seek this permit 

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U.S.C. Section 1001 provides that: Whoever, in any manner within the jurisdiction of any department or agency of the Unitee 

States knowingly and willingly falsifies, conceals, or covers up by any trick, scheme or device a material fact or makes any 

false, fictitious or fraudulent statements or representations or makes.or uses any false writing or document knowing same to 

contain any false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or entry, shall be fined not more than $10,000 or imprisoned not more 

than five years, or both. 

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I certify that the proposed project for which authorization is sought complies with the approved Mississippi Coastal Program 

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Please be advised that Royal D'Iberville Development, Inc. is authorized to act as agent for Carlo 

Corp. in obtaining p 'ts as may be required by federal, state, and local agencies. 

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Supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS moved adoption of the following Order: 

ORDER ACKNOWLEDGING RECEIPT OF AND SPREADING UPON 

THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD THE LETTER FROM THE 

MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION UNDER DATE 

OF NOVEMBER 13, 1997 STATING THAT THE DEPARTMENT 

DOES NOT OBJECT TO TEMPORARY STORAGE ADJACENT TO 

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MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF AND 

SPREAD upon the Minutes of the Board the letter from the MissisSippi 

Department of Transportation under date of November 13,1997 stating that 

the Department does not object to temporary storage adjacent to 1-110, 

which letter is as follows: 

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Order: 


ORDER APPROVINC PAYROLL FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 

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MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE payroll for the month of 

December 1997. 






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ORDER RESCINDINC ORDER ADOPTED NOVEMBER 3, 1997, 

RECORDED IN BOOK 301, PACES 62-64, APPROVINC 

AMENDMENT TO ELECTION COMMISSION BUDCET IN THE 

AMOUNT $50,000 

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MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY RESCIND order adopted Novernber 3, 

1997, recorded in Book 301, pages 62-64, approving amendment to Election 

Commission budget in the amount $50,000. 









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Order: 


ORDER APPROVING AMENDMENT TO THE CIRCUIT CLERK'S 

BUDCET IN THE AMOUNT OF $50,000 AS AUTHORIZED BY 

SECTION 25-7-15 (3) OF MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972, EFFECTIVE 

OCTOBER 1,1997 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE amendment to the Circuit 

ClerK's budget in the amount of S50,000 as authorized by Section 25-7-15 (3) 

of Mississippi Code of 1972, effective October 1,1997, to pay deputies in the 

Circuit ClerK'S office who are primarily devoted to voters registration, said 

Code section, said Code section being as follows, to-wit: 

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§ 25-7-15 PUBLIC OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, AND RECORDS 

§ 25-7-15. Allowances for deputy circuit court clerks. 

(1) In counties having two (2) judicial districts and having a regularly appointed 

deputy circuit court clerk who shall serve in the judicial district of 

the county other than the judicial district of the county in which the circuit 

court clerk resides, the circuit court clerk shall be allowed One Thousand 

Dollars ($1,000.00) per month. This amount shall. be allowed and paid 

monthly to the circuit coqrt clerk by the board of supervisors of each county 

affected by this section olil:;~f the general fund of the county and shall be in 

addition to all other allowances now provided by law" 

(2) The boards of supervisors of every county shall pay to the circuit clerk 

the sum of Seven Hundred Dollars ($700.00) for each session of the grand 

jury for preparing the grand jury docket, subpoenas; calendar and related 

services. 

(3) The circuit clerks of every county having an assessed valuation in 

excess of Sixty-five Million Dollars ($65,000,000.00) at the last federal census 

, and having located therein two (2) municipalities with population in'excess 

of thirty thousand (30,000) respectively at the last federal census and border, 

ing on the Gulf of Mexico, of every county bordering on the Gulf of Mexico 

and the State of Alabama, and of counties having a population in excess of 

one hundred fifty thousand (150,000) according to the federal census of 1960, 

and any county with a population in excess of sixty-five thousand (65,000) at 

the last federal census of 1970 and having an assessed valuation in excess of 

One Hundred Twenty-five Million Dollars ($125,000,000.00) according'to the 

1975 assessment, shall receive asum, of not less than Twelve Thousand Dollars 

($12,000.00) annually for employment of deputies whose duties are 

devoted substantially to registration of voters. The sum shall be payable 

monthly out of any available funds in the county treasury. 

SOURCES: Law.; 1994, ch. 643, § I, eff from and after May 15, 1995 (the date the United 

States Attorney General interposed no objection to the amendment of this section)j 

1996, ch. 500, § I, eff from and after Octoher 1, 1997. 

Editor'. Note- , ' , 

The United State. Attorney ekneral, by letter dated May 15, 1995, interposed no objection, 

under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act ,of 1965, to the amendment to this section by Laws, 

1966, ch. 439, § 1. . " , ," ' : ' 

The United States Attorney General, by letter, dated May 15,1995, interposed no objection', 

under Section 5 of the Voting Righta AC,t of 1965, to the amendment tq this section~ by Laws, 

1968, ch. 360, § 1. ' " , 

The United States Attorney General, hy letter dated May 15, 1995, interposed no objection, 

under Section 5 of the Voting Righta Act of 1965, to the'amendment' to this section by Laws, 

1976,ch.330. ',- ":,. .. ' 

The United State,s Attorney General, by letter dated May 15, 1995, interposed no objection, 

under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, to the amendment to this section by Laws, 

1977, ch. 385. 

The United States Attorney ekneral, by letter dated May 15,1995, interposed no objection, 

under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, to the ameedment to this section by Laws, 

1994, ch, 643, § 1. . , 

The United States Attorney General, by letter dated December 9,-1996, interposed no objec· 

tion, under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, to the amendment to this section by 

Laws, 1996, ch, 500, § I, ' ' , " 

Law., 1996, ch, 500, § 3, provides as follows: 

"SECfION 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from lind after October 1, 1997, if it j, 

effectuated on or before that date under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, as aplended 

and extended. II it is effectuated under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, as amended 

and extended, after October I, 1997, this act shell take effect and be in force from and after tho 

date it is effectuated under Section 5 of tbe Voting Rigbte,Act of 1965, as amended snd 

extended'" 

Amendment Note- 

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The 1994 amendment revised subsection {3l, so as to provide that all circuit clerks shall be ai, 

lowed a fee from the county general fund for preparing the Grand Jury docket: 

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THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD 'rHE REPORT ON PROPERTY TAX 

COLLECTIONS FOR THE YEAR 1997 ON THE 1996 TAX ROLL AND 

LISTING OF UNPAID PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES, AS 

PRESENTED BY THE TAX COLLECTOR 


IVIISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE OF AI\ID SPREAD UPON 

THE MINUTES of the Board the report on property tax collections for the year 

1997 on the 1996 tax roll and listing of unpaid personal property taxes, as 

presented by the Tax Collector, same being as follows, to-Wit: 

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HARRISON COUNTY COURTHOUSE 

1801 23RD AVENUE 

ERNEST K. BATEY 

TAX COLLECTOR 


GULFPORT. MISSISSIPPI 39502 

November 12; 1997 

P.O. BOX 1270 

(601) 865·4039 

(601) 865·4040 

Board of Supervisors 

Harrison County 


Attention: Mr. 

Larry Benefield, President 

The fol lowing i~ a report on Property Tax Collections for the year 

1 997 on 1996Ta x Ro 1 1 . 

Taxes to be collected: 

Realty 

Personal Prop. 

Public Utilities 

Less: Changes to 

Gross 

26,392,317.93 

9,421,369.92 

9,336,028.81 

Less 

H.E.Credit 

2.957,320.56 

Forestry 

14,243.83 

Net 

23,449,241.20 

9;421,369.92 

9,336,028.81 

Ro 11 ( 2,675,024.64) 15,628.41 (33.32)( 2,659,429.55) 

Totals 42,474,692.02 2,941,692.15 14,210.51 39,547,210.38 

Collect ions: 41,908,558.12 (2,939,660.49) 

Del inquent and 

Not Sold 566,456.24 ( 2,028.00) 

14,206.97 38,983,104.60 

3.54 564,431.78 

TOTALS 

Collections over 

326.00 

Note: 

Total actual collections 

Interest 

Printers Fees 

Excess Bid 

include: 

219,670.46 

20,523.00 

133,671.07 

Note: Comm. earned from City Collections (68,087 x 2.00) ..... 136,174.00 

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Also, please find attached a 1 isting of unpaid Perso~al Property 

taxes because of insolvency and bankruptcy. 

Sincerely, 

~/c:' /f"'/." -z--:,/ 

Ba~'~'7I! 

Ernest K. 

Tax Collector . 


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NR-J-TA571 11/26/97 TIME: 10: 

Receipt 

Number Par~el Number 

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87226 1409-F-O~-OlB-OOO 

87~32 1110-N-OI-023-000 

87233 1409-E-01-014-000 

87235 1110-K-01-037-001 

87250 1310-H-04-031-000 

87253 1409-K-01-076-000 

87255 L 

87262 1210-F-Ol-015-002 

87268 1110-H-02-008-000 

87274 1110-N-01-023-000 

87280 L 

87281 1410-1-01-049-000 

87288 1210-1-04-005-000 

87289 L 

87292 1210-H-OI-042-000 

87299 L 

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L.-. 

Owner 

Name 

ABEL SEW & VAC 

HARRISON 

DELINQUENT TAX LISTING 

ACE EXPRESS ~5583 )0 ! / / t / f '7 

ACE 

VIDEO ;fu- Ii ~ 

ACTION CREDIT COUNSELING INC 

AIRWAY TRAILER COURT AND APTS ~ 

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NRJ-TA571 11/26/97 TIME: 10: 

Rec~ipt 

Number 

Parcel Number 

87301 1308-C-02-001-002 

Owner 

N.ame 

AMERICAN CORE 

INC 

HARRISON 

DELINGUENT TAX LISTING 

Assessed SP 

Value HE 

41768 

REG 

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PAGE 

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TD AOVALOREM CREDIT FOREST TOTAL TAX 

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87316 1110-M-Ol-001-000 

B7317 

87339 L 

87357 1210-H-04-016-000 

87364 1210-F-03-004-000 

87388 1310-H-03-059-000 

87394 1210-H-03-010-000 

87399 

1210-E-02-004-000 

87320 1210-H-04-015-000 

87323 1310-H-03-061-000 

87330 

87334 1110-G-02-012-000 

87351 1210-F-03-007-000 

87353 130S-M-02-008-000 

87375 1410-H-04-058-001 

87397 1110-F-02-005-004 

ANNE 

APARTMENTS 

ARRANGEMENTS IN SILK BILOXI FLORIST 

AUDUBON REALTY 

AUTO TECH 

AUTORAMA 

BALIUS BROTHERS WELDING 

BANKS CUSTOM DESIGN 

~ARGAIN 

CUEVAS GIFTS ~k;?~ 

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ANNETTES HAIRSTYLING;:.e.-r 1/ jn~ 

APPLE APTS 

ARCTIC HEATING 8, AIR CONDITIONING 

ASSET MANAGEMENT SERVICES 

AUCTIONS UNLIMITED 

CITY 

BASE OISTRIBUTOR~W 

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331 

492 

120 

4347 

513 

1842 

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318 

1440 

2416 

228 

187 

403 

4980 

518 

4163 

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B 

B 

B 

DW 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

1720.01 

14. 37 

18. 11 

12.36 

21. 36 

26. 92 

18.38 

5.21 

6. 57 

4.48 

188. 75 

237.82 

162. 36 

24.57 

15. 18 

21. 13 

79.98 

100. 78 

68. 80 

4 82 

6. 07 

4. 15 

13.81 

17.40 

11. 88 

62. 52 

78. 78 

53. 78 

104.90 

132. 18 

90. 24 

9.90 

12. 47 

8. 52 

8.12 

10. 23 

6.98 

17. 50 

22.05 

15.05 

216.23 

272.46 

186.00 

22. 49 

28. 34 

19.35 

180.76 

227. 76 

155.49 

3913.25 

44.84 

66.66 

16.26 

588.93 

60. 88 

249. 56 

15.04 

43.09 

195.08 

327. 32 

30.89 

25. 33 

54. 60 

674.69 

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DELINGUENT TAX LISTINQ 

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Number Parcel Number Owner Name Value HE HE TD ADVALOREM CREDIT FOREST TOTAL TAX 

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87408 S BEACH BUMS ~ IJnJ 1584 B 68. 78 

'.1 , 86.66 

59. 16 214.60 

1 

87411 1110-J-02-034-000 BEACH PARK III 111 B 4.82 

, 

I 6. 07 

4.15 15.04 

, 87416 140B-M-OI-001-000 BEAU'S INDUSTRIAL STEAM CLEANING 364 AW 22.24 

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, ;6// W 14. 99 37. 23 

87418 1210-G-02-004-000 llEAUTY NAIL SALON (/ /7] 279 B 12. 11 

, 15.26 

10.42 37.79 

87419 1308-M-02-002-001 BEAUTY SECRETS 202 B 8. 77 

, 11. 05 

7. 54 27. 36 

87444 1210-F-OI-015-000 BILOXI AUTO KOOL 1230 B 53. 41 

, 

67.29 

45.94 166.64 

87449 1310-1-01-012-000 BILOXI BICYCLE CENTERN Ij 1» L'J 7077 B 307.28 

, 

387. 18 

264.33 958. 79 

87452 1409-K-02-077-000 BILOXI DIDERVILLE PRESS .;4//t?~.Jk;J 999 DW 47.84 

, 29.57 

41. 14 118.55 

87453 1410-K-03-056-000 BILOXI DIBERVILLE PRESS ~/LJ~3/Y.7 554 B 24.05 

, 

30. 31 

20.69 75.05 

87463 1510-L-02-087-000 BILOXI MACHINE AND METAL WORKS~/'/~~~563 

B 198.13 

249.64 

• 170.43 618.20 

87468 1210-J-OI-010-000 BILOX I MOTEL /---/ ///,;-k/' 782 B 33.95 

42. 78 

• 

29. 21 105.94 

87477 1210-H-OI-095-000 BILOXI PLUMBING SERVICE~//~~~;7 365 B 15.85 

19,97 

• 

13. 63 49.45 

87478 1410-K-03-097-000 DILOXI PRIMARY CARE j:Z//#,/..;.?h/ 2465 B 107. 03 

134. 86 

• 92. 07 333. 96 

87481 1308-P-02-007-000 BILOXI SALES S, SERVICE II 7985 DW 382. 40 

236. 36 

• 

328. 82 947. 58 

87504 1409-D-02-035-000 BOAT SHED LOUNGE 1521 DW 72. 84 

45. 02 

• 

62. 63 180.49 

87507 1110-N-OI-023-000 BODBIES THE BIKINI WORKS 1086 B 47.15 

59. 42 

• 

40. 56 147. 13 

87510 1110-K-OI-037-000 BODY SHOP QYM ·THE 3165 B 137. 42 

173. 16 

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118. 21 428.79 

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Number 

87523 1108-A-OI-00I-000 

87530 1209-C-02-030-000 

87560 L 

87579 1410-G-05-042-000 

87601 1410-L-03-001-000 

87602 1410-E-02-029-000 

87612 1410-A-OI-011-000 

87622 L 

87623 L 

Parcel Number 

87542 1410-E-OI-071-000 

87567 1410-L-03-009-000 

87574 1307-H-OI-014-000 

87587 1410-G-04-067-000 

87589 1410-L-OI-011-000 

87592 1110-F-02-003-003 

87606 1110-N-OI-023-000 

87607 1110-N-OI-023-000 

Owner Name 

BP COUNTRY STORE f/ /d!5 / 

BRENTS BARGAIN BAYft; I' )J~ 

BROTHER 

BUSINESS PARTNERS INC 

BYRDS TV ~, APPL lANCES 

C D PARKER 

C J'S SNOWBALL STAND 

CAFE 

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CAILLAVET ARMS;r!j/ d ~ 

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CAJUN EXPRESS ~ Ii frJ cJ 

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CAMELLIA CAFE" GIFTS;6z/(j /11 J 

CAMPBELL " SON AUTO SHO#;~' 

CANDLEMAN 

CAPTAIN DANS 

CARPET t1AGIC 

CARPET MAGIC 

JOHNS SHOP 

WAN HUONG 

APARTMENT 

CANDY COTTAGE THE 

SEAFOOD 

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Assessed SP 

Value HE 

6655 

865 

1546 

268 

3959 

112 

213 

907 

554 

2702 

408 

449 

6347 

1002 

2781 

340 

132 

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HE 

HE 

TD ADVALOREM CREDIT FOREST TOTAL TAX 

DW 

B 

Il 

Il 

B 

A 

Il 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

DW 

318.71 

196. 99 

274. 05 

37. 56 

47. 32 

32. 31 

67. 13 

84. 58 

57. 74 

11.64 

14. 66 

10. 01 

171. 90 

216. 60 

147. 87 

5. 88 

4.61 

9.25 

11.65 

7.96 

39.38 

49.62 

33.88 

24.05 

30.31 

20.69 

117.32 

147.83 

100.92 

17.72 

22.32 

15.24 

19.50 

24. 56 

16.77 

275. 59 

347.24 

237.06 

43. 51 

54.82 

37. 42 

120. 75 

152. 15 

103.87 

14. 76 

18.60 

12. 70 

6.32 

3. 91 

5. 44 

789. 75 

117. 19 

209.45 

36. 31 

536. 37 

10. 49 

28. 86 

122.88 

75.05 

366.07 

55. 28 

60.83 

859.89 

135. 75 

376. 77 

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87624 1310-E-OI-018-00o CARPET OUTLET ~ It /}~cJ 3742 B 162.48 

139. 76 506.96 

87625 140B-M-04-061-000 CARS UNLIMITED ~ ;; 

126 DW 6. 03 

3. 73 

5.19 

87638 CEATHARLACH GROUP LTDft/ J.L I?tJ 3806 B 165.26 

14.95 

208.23 

87640 1308-M-02-006-000 

142. 15 515.64 

CEDAR LAKE AUTO PARTS ~~;?~ 11099 B 481.92 

87641 1208-1-01-037-000 CEDAR LAKE HARDWARE & FEED 

607. 23 

414.55 1503.70 

6410 AW 391.72 

/ . 263.96 655. 68 

87642 1308-M-02-008-000 CEDAR LAKE PAWN ~, GUN~ (j /Jl W 3130 B 135.90 

171. 24 

116.91 424.05 

~04. 72 

87645 1308-M-02-008-000 CEDAR POPPS FLEA MARKET 1732 B 75. 20 

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94.76 

64.69 234. b5 

87670 1410-E CHARLIE'S PLACE~ t J7--J 944 B 40.99 

51. 65 

35. 26 127. 90 

87671 1410-F-06-064-001 CHARTA INC/TAYLOR PROPERTIES 1148 B 49.85 

62. 81 

42.88 155. 54 

87672 1310-L-02-042-000 CHATEAU ELEGANCE 874 B 37. 95 

47.82 

/ 32. 64 

87681 1110-N-OI-023-000 CHRIS WooDWoRKS P-I 'i 11) u.,P 475 B 20.62 

118.41 

87682 1410-L-03-039-000 CHRISTOPHE & ASSOCIATES 

25.99 

17. 74 64. 35 

248 B 10.77 

13.57 

9.26 33.60 

87686 1308-P-OI-057-000 CITY COMPUTER SERVICES INC 2498 DW 119.63 

73.94 

(j r,u./ 102. 87 

87692 1110-K-OI-044-011 CLASSIC DESIGNS STYLING ~ HAIR REP~ 858 B 37.25 

296. 44 

46. 94 

! . 32. 05 

87696 1010-H-OI-OOI-OOO CLEVELAND CHIROPRACTIC CLINI~ ~ ~~300 B 230. 13 

116. 24 

289. 9b 

197.96 718.05 

87697 1210-H-03-010-000 CLIFF FRISBY 237 B 10. 29 

12 97 

8. 85 32. 11 

87702 090B-K-02-022-0QO CNo TELECDMMUNICATIDNSp.; I 0)4.

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Number 

87748 

Parcel Number 

Owner 

Name 

Assessed SP 

Value HE 

HE 

TO ADVALOREM CREDIT FOREST TOTAL TAX 

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87721 1410-L-04-015-000 

87722 1210-H-02-007-000 

87723 1107-0-01-067-000 

87733 1110-N-01-023-000 

87742 1110-G-01-014-000 

87751 1110-M-OI-001-000 

87757 1410-K-03-048-000 

87766 1410-L-05-045-000 

87768 IIIO-E-02-036-001 

87777 1210-H-02-003-000 

87783 1308-M-02-009-000 

87787 1110-N-OI-023-000 

87797 1210-~-03-017-000 

87798 1409-F-02-017-000 

87806 1210-F-OI-015-002 

COASTAL BODY WORKS 

888 

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COASTAL DRILLING & SERVICE CO 

COHEN SUZETTE 

COLOR TILE 

COMEXBA LTD 

COMMANDERS GALLERY 

COMPUTER ~, TECH SUPPORT SERVICE 

CONSUMERS COLLECTION INC ~. 

CONTINENTAL COIFFURES~ 

CUCOS RESTAURANT 

CURT'S AUTO SALES 

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NRJ-TA571 11126/97 TIME: 10: 

Receipt 

Number 

87813 1410-L-03-o39-000 

87815 1410-K-03-023-000 

87823 1107-P-OI-021-000 

87832 

87B33 L 

87839 L 

87842 1110-N-Ol-O:23-000 

87B59 1309-H-01-001-o03 

87B62 1410-F-06-011-000 

B7B63 

B7867 

Parcel Number 

Owner 

Name 

HARRISON 

DELINOVENT TAX 

LISTING 

Assessed SP 

Value HE 

25.20 

18.68 

11. 54 

16.06 

122.40 

154.23 

105.29 

6.04 

7.60 

5.19 

137 73 

173. 54 

118.47 

113. BB 

70. 39 

97.93 

21.75 

27.41 

18. 71 

218.86 

171. 64 

39. 86 

50.22 

34.29 

401. 16 

505.47 

345.08 

239.03 

301. 18 

205.61 

132.82 

167.36 

114.25 

51. 11 

64.39 

43.96 

9.38 

11. 82 

8.07 

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87870 1110-M-OI-001-000 

87871 1210-H-02-066-000 

87872 1410-E-06-072-000 

87879 1410-0-01-108-000 

87880 1410-0-01-108-000 

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7. 16 

9.97 

DANCE STVDIOS INTERNATIONAL 322 B 13.98 

17.62 

12.03 

DANIELS DAVID R ATTORNEY AT LAW 360 B 15.63 

19. 70 

13.45 

DAVID LADNER BVILDERS INC 612 A 32. 14 

DEE'S AMUSEMENT 

DEE'S AMUSEMENT 

DELCO 

DELLIES YOGURT & ICE CREAM 

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DIBERVILLE PACKAGE LIGUO~' ;; /77/u/ 

DICKIE'S FUNERAL SERVICE 

DIESEL 

DIRTY DOG 

DIVE FIVE 

DONALD 

INJECTION & TURBO 

DON'S WASHATERIA 

PET GROOMING & BOARDING 

INC 

DIVERSIONS COMICS " 

DIVISION STREET LAUNDRY 

BALIVS & SONS 

GAMES jJc/9/i/N;7 

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390 

2819 

139 

3172 

2378 

501 

416B 

918 

9239 

5505 

3059 

1177 

216 

REG 

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DW 

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B 

B 

DW 

B 

A 

B 

B 

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28. 72 

43.63 

48. 78 

57.34 

46. 2B 

381. 92 

18.83 

429.74 

282.20 

67. 87 

390. 50 

124.37 

1251. 71 

745.82 

414. 43 

159.46 

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Value 

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TO ADVALoREM CREDIT FOREST TOTAL TAX 

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87892 1410-F-06-002-000 DUKES RI8S 281 8 

87901 1110-N-OI-023-000 E N JEWELERS/vi ;; IntJ 21'5 8 

87903 1210-H-02-065-000 E Z PAWN 8, GUN 2493 8 

87908 1410-1-01-048-000 EAST END UNION BARBER SHOP 239 8 

87919 L EDDIE MARTIN GOLF CARTS 19126 8 

87920 14IO-E-01-032-000 EDDIE'S HARDWARE j2LI &J'n J 3523 B 

87929 1110-N-01-023-000 EDGEWATER GLAMOURAMA 305 8 

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87935 IIIO-M-Ol-OOI-OOO EDGEWATER NEWSSTANDP d A ~ 150 8 

87937 1110-N-OI-023-000 EDGEWATER SHOE REPAIR 2058 8 

87939 1110-E-02-012-001 EDGEWATER TIRE AUTO CENTER TIRES 26013 8 

87942 1110-M-OI-001-000 EDGEWATER VILLLAGE WINE 8, LIGUOR~d' 1'~5 8 

87953 1110-F-02-004-005 ELLIOTT JEWELRY INC 33447 8 

87954 1410-K-03-112-000 ELLIS H E SR ATTORNEY AT LAW MV//)/y;7 538 8 

87962 1408-F-OI-012-000 END OF THE RAINBOW TRAILER COURT 508 OW 

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87969 1307-8-01-013-000 EVERINGHAM BROS CORPORATION;2YId .h,~ 25349 DW 

87970 1410-L-01-002-000 EVERY80DY'S CLEANERS 10044 B 

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53. 73 

36. 68 

12.20 

15.37 

10. 50 

9.34 

11. 76 

8.03 

108.25 

136. 39 

93.11 

10. 38 

13.08 

8.93 

830.45 

1046.38 

714.36 

152.97 

192.74 

131. 58 

13.24 

16.69 

11. 39 

6.51 

8.21 

5.60 

89. 36 

112.59 

76.87 

1129.48 

1423.17 

971. 59 

93.14 

117.35 

80.12 

1452.27 

1829.89 

1249.25 

23. 36 

29. 43 

20. 09 

24. 33 

15.04 

20. 92 

1213.96 

750.33 

1043. 87 

436.11 

549.51 

375. 14 

133.05 

38. 07 

29. 13 

337.75 

32. 39 

2591. 19 

477.29 

41.32 

20. 32 

278.82 

3524. 24 

290.61 

4531. 41 

72.88 

60.29 

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Number 

87971 1110-G-Ol-016-000 

87975 1410-,-02-088-000 

87977 1308-1'1-01-002-000 

87992 1409-,-03-006-000 

87997 L 

88001 1308-M-02-002-001 

88010 1409-C-03-017-000 

88014 1210-J-02-021-000 

88025 1410-L-03-038-000 

88038 1008-H-02-001-000 

88042 1409-E-03-009-000 

88043 1409-C-03-016-000 

88044 1308-M-02-002-001 

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Parcel Number 

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88073 1410-L-03-039-000 

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Value HE HE TD ADVALOREM CREDIT FOREST TOTAL TAX 

Number Parcel Number 

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88079 1110-N-01-023-000 

88081 1210-L-OI-001-000 

88086 1110-N-OI-023-000 

88088 1310-1-01-068-000 

88089 1410-E-06-071-000 

88095 1110-N-01-023-000 

88111 1409-E-04-005-000 

88113 1410-K-03-042-000 

88124 1210-H-04-014-000 

88134 

88140 1309-H-01-003-000 

88143 1110-G-02-018-001 

88151 1410-1-02-023-000 

88153 1410-K-02-005-006 

88154 1410-L-03-057-000 

88160 1110-K-01-044-010 

88177 1410-L-05-002-000 

HARRISON 


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GIFT GALLERY il< ACCESSORIES P-' " />7 8984 

GILBERTS FOR HAIR COSMETICS il< NAILS 700 

GLAMOUR SHOT 5805 

GLENDAS PACKAGE STORE 1296 

GLENS GARAGE 2086 

GOLD SHOP 

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GRAND CENTRAL STATION/41q,/,d /~J 

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GULF AIR TRAILER PARK 

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GULF COAST EQUIPMENT# I A ~ 

GULF COAST PHOTOGRAPHERS 

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GULF COAST RECVCLING dM CI .Ii,4J" 

INSURANCE AGENCY 

2457 

384 

857 

1337 

546 

625 

310 

312 

GULF NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO IN~ 1'~~8454 

GULF NATIONAL TRAVEL 782 

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GULF SOUTH GRAPHICS INyiU'/;"~ 1334 

HAIR DOCTOR rJ Iv j..''1/f/ 224 

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B 

B 

B 

DW 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

B 

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390.09 

491. 51 

335. 55 

30.39 

38.30 

26. 15 

252. 05 

317.59 

216.82 

56.27 

70.90 

48.40 

90. 57 

114. 13 

77.91 

106. 68 

134. 42 

91.77 

18.39 

11.37 

15.81 

37.21 

46. 89 

32.01 

58.05 

73.15 

49.94 

23. 71 

29.87 

20.39 

27. 14 

34.19 

23.34 

13.46 

16.96 

11.58 

13.55 

17.07 

11.65 

367.07 

462.52 

315. 76 

33.95 

42. 78 

29.21 

57.92 

72.98 

49.82 

9. 73 

12. 26 

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1217.15 

94.84 

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175.57 

282.61 

332.87 

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88181 1410-K-03-062-000 HALAT PETE ATTORNEY 429 B 18. 63 

23. 47 

16. 02 58.12 

88195 1409-E-03-012-000 HANCOCK MOBILE HOME I, RV 5889 OW ::282.02 

174.31 

242.51 698. 84 

88201 1310-L-02-134-000 HARRELL SQUARE APARTMENTS 362 B 15.72 

19.81 

f 

13.52 49.05 

88202 1410-D-OI-025-000 HARRY G'S BIG EASY CAF~gI~c~ 843 B 36.60 

46.12 

31. 49 114. 21 

88206 1410-F-03-043-000 HAYES CURTIS ATTORNEY 158 B 6.86 

8.64 

5.90 21. 40 

88208 1110-E-02-036-000 HEDRICK EVAN 594 B 25.79 

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32. 50 

»J,;j/ 22.19 80. 48 

88209 1410-L-04-003-000 HELM HEATING I, AIR!2P -' 

342 B 14.85 

88212 1409-F-03-012-000 HENRY'S BUY & SELL 361 ow 

18.71 

12. 77 46.33 

17.29 

10. 69 

! . 14.87 

88216 1410-K-03-081-000 HIDALGO HEALTH ASSOCIATES~I hz~ 464 B 20. 15 

42.85 

25. 39 

17.33 62.87 

88221 1409-F-02-03B-002 HILL HEATING & AIR 109 DW 5. 22 

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3. 23 

4. 49 12.94 

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88231 1409-C-03-017-000 HOME CINEMA VIOEO~ Y 4966 DW 237. 82 

146. 99 

/ . 204. 50 

88233 1410-K-03-015-000 HDMEOWNERS MORTGAGE OFFICE;::2i!/ iI ;"'4.

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Number Parcel Number Owner Name Value HE HE TD ADVALOREM CREDIT FOREST TOTAL TAX 

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88252 1206-23-048-000 HWY 67 GROCERY ~ II ;f4f ;r:7 2010 A 105.55 

88259 1410-1-01-048-000 

88262 1010-G-02-019-000 

88263 1209-8-01-014-000 

88270 1410-K-03-098-000 

88271 1409-D-04-011-000 

88272 1410-,-02-093-000 

88273 1410-,-02-093-000 

88279 L 

88283 1409-E-OI-008-000 

88294 1410-,-03-016-000 

88295 1410-K-03-062-000 

88300 1410-1-02-028-000 

88302 1310-1-01-005-000 

88303 S 

88305 1209-C-02-017-000 

88312 1408-N-01-041-000 

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IMPERIAL AUTO CARE 

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INDY'S *18 

INOYS RESTAURANT INC *3 

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INEZ'S LOUNGE-DEE'S AMUSEMENT 

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JEANETTE aEAUTY SALON 

JERRYS TRADING POST 

JET SKI RENTALrI/t7P/~7 

JIVVY CHEK tJ I r/Jo)y 7 

JOE THOMPSON ~ SON PAINTING 

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427 

952 

1103 

15559 

8987 

893 

1305 

117 

1718 

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366 

231 

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82. 77 188.32 

18. 54 

23.36 

15.95 57.85 

41. 34 

52.08 

35. 56 128.98 

47.89 

60.35 

41. 20 149.44 

675. 57 

851. 23 

581. 13 2107.93 

430.39 

266.02 

370.08 1066.49 

38.77 

48.86 

33.35 120.98 

56.66 

71. 40 

48.74 176.80 

5.08 

6.40 

4.37 15.85 

82.28 

50.85 

70. 75 203.88 

171. 29 

215.83 

147.35 534. 47 

22.80 

28.72 

19.61 71 13 

15.89 

20.02 

13.67 49. 58 

10. 03 

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Number 

88348 L 

B8354 

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88417 1409-L-Ol-034-000 

88433 1308-~1-02-002-001 

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88315 1110-N-Ol-023-000 

88320 1310-H-04-038-001 

88349 130B-M-02-001-000 

88358 1410-F-05-063-000 

88369 1210-1-01-007-000 

88370 1409-D-02-020-000 

88388 140B-L-Ol-001-000 

88400 1510-M-Ol-002-001 

88420 1410-L-03-015-000 

88425 1410-E-02-065-000 

88430 1308-M-02-008-000 

88436 1310-1-01-036-000 

88441 1110-H-02-008-000 

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Owner 

Name 

-JOEYS CORN DOG 

-JOHNSON APTS 

KEMPS MARIGOLD 

KENNEDY ENGINE COMPANY INC 

KEPPNER'S GASTHAUS 

KIM LONG RESTAURANT 

HARRISON 

DELINGUENT TA~ 

KOREAN ~, CHINATOWN RESTAURANT 

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KRISTlNAS 

LAMEY BRIDGE MARKET 

LAUNDRY 

LEE VANS 

LEGEND'S RESTAURANT 

LERAYS PACKAGE LIGUOR~ 

LIFE FIT WELLNESS CENTER 

LIFETIME HOME SYSTH1SM 11 /r;

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NRJ-TA571 11/26/97 TIME: 10: 

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Number 

Parcel Number 

Owner 

Name 

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A'S'Sessed 

Value 

SP 

HE 

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HE 

PAGE 

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14 

88445 1110-L-02-005-000 

88448 1110-M-OI-001-000 

B84se 1310-L-02-021-001 

88466 1110-E-02-036-001 

88473 1310-L-02-114-000 

88486 1110-M-OI-001-000 

88487 1410-L-03-039-000 

88492 1409-0-04-051-001 

88493 1510-M-OI-00I-00l 

88494 1410-K-02-003-001 

88498 1410-F-03-063-000 

88512 1410-K-03-041-001 

88516 1210-H-OI-052-000 

88524 1210-J-OI-020-000 

88529 1410-K-03-120-000 

88537 L 

88546 

LITTLE ROBERT 

LOGAN FARMS HONEY HAMS 

LYONS APARTMENT 

MAGNOLIA aLOSSOM 

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MARK'S BILOXI 

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229 

1206 

620 

1242 

246 

1703 

2168 

292 

369 

3167 

MCDONALDS P /J!JII'll 18484 

MCGRAW'S 

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602. 47 

411.30 

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52. 36 

65.98 

45. 04 

26.92 

33.92 

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53. 93 

67.95 

46.39 

10.68 

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50. 41 

70. 13 

94.13 

118. 61 

80.97 

12. 68 

15. 98 

10. 91 

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137.51 

173.27 

118.29 

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76.68 

96. 62 

65. 96 

209. 72 

264.25 

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1347.93 

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268. 12 

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168.27 

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88551 1108-D-02-001-000 MICHELE'S HAIR STUDIO 153 A 8.03 

6.30 

88559 1409-F-03-007-000 MII\ES AUTO SALES 

j2e.1l'I /n CL.

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NRJ-TA571 11/26/97 TIME: 10: 

Receip t 

Number Parc@l Number 

88674 1409-0-03-002-000 

88686 1510-L-02-052-000 

88691 1110-F-02-003-004 

88699 110B-A-03-002-000 

88707 1210-H-01-113-000 

88711 1210-H-03-002-000 

88721 1110-G-02-002-000 

88742 1110-K-OI-037-000 

88746 

88768 1110-E-02-011-000 

88770 1510-L-02-160-000 

88778 1310-H-02-066-000 

88779 1310-1-01-009-000 

88780 1210-H-OI-042-000 

88781 1110-M-OI-00I-000 

88784 1410-0-01-144-000 

88790 1308-M-02-002-001 

Owner 

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OLD BILOXI 

OP SHOP THE 

SCHOONER 

PAGING NETWORI\ OF LOUISIANA INC /tJ Ii />1~783 

PASS RD AUTO PARTS 

PASS ROAD 

HARDWARE 

PORTER AVE SERVICE STATION 

POWELLS MACHINE SHOP 

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PAWNS GUNS GOLD I, JEWELRY~1;Jb/ 

PETIT BOIS ONE STOP 

PHD BANG RESTAURANT 

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POINT CADET HOUSE ANTIGUES 

PORTER AVE APTS 

POST OFFICE PLUS 

POST OFFICE STORE 

PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES 

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Value HE 

2532 

2090 

3807 

6324 

4723 

4380 

3739 

867 

3723 

3565 

1097 

2859 

1093 

2028 

2143 

217 

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121. 26 

74.95 

104. 27 

90. 75 

114. 34 

78. 06 

165. 30 

208. 28 

142.19 

146. 14 

114. bO 

274. 59 

345. 99 

236. 20 

205. 07 

258. 40 

176.40 

190. 18 

239.63 

163. 59 

162. 35 

204. 56 

139. 65 

37.65 

47. 43 

32. 38 

161.65 

203.69 

139.05 

154.79 

195.04 

133.15 

47.63 

60.02 

40.97 

124.14 

156.42 

106.78 

47.46 

59.80 

40.82 

88.06 

110. 95 

75. 75 

93.05 

117.24 

80.04 

9.42 

11.87 

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B 

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B 

B 

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300.48 

283.15 

515.77 

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Numbe~ Parcel Number 

88797 1410-K-03-094-000 

88811 1310-H-02-065-000 

88816 1410-E-02-026-000 

88817 1310-R-03-059-000 

88818 1410-H-04-073-000 

88831 1409-,-03-010-000 

88833 

88834 1410-K-03-144-000 

88836 1410-,-01-015-000 

88840 1308-M-02-002-001 

88852 1409-,-03-033-000 

88871 1410-K-03-002-000 

88873 1408-N-03-028-000 

88885 1410-E-Ol-031-000 

88890 

88892 1210-H-02-016-000 

88894 

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Name 

HARRISON 


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QUALITY AUTO PARTS ;[0b. /! ;.&~£ /7:>-'5- 15851 

QUESTION MARK LOUNGE THE 

QUICK CLEAN CENTER 

QUICK FILL ,ODD MART 

RAINI'S TROPICAL SNOW 

RAJUN CAJUN CARS 

RANDY BARRAS FOR HAIR 

RATLI,F CHEVRON 

REALTIME HR SERVICES 

RENO'S RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 

RICHt1mm FUNE:RAL HOME SERVICES 

RIDGELAND TRAILER PARK 

ROOS AUTO REPAIR INC 

RONNIES CAR CARE: 

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Value HE 

296 

19142 

3900 

347 

661 

680 

735 

578 

3902 

1660 

350 

1233 

1183 

1461 

124 

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B 

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B 

DW 

B 

DW 

B 

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42. 55 

53.62 

36.60 132. 77 

688.25 

867.21 

592.03 2147. 49 

12.85 

16.19 

11. 06 40. 10 

831. 15 

1047.26 

714.95 2593.36 

169.34 

213.37 

145.67 528.38 

16.62 

10.27 

14.29 41. 18 

28. 70 

36. 16 

24.69 89. 55 

29. 53 

37.20 

25. 40 92.13 

31. 91 

40.21 

27. 45 99. 57 

25. 10 

31.62 

21. 59 78 31 

186.87 

115. 50 

160.68 463.05 

72.08 

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Number 

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88900 1310-E-Ol-017-000 

88902 1210-F-03-017-005 

88914 140B-N-03-001-000 

88915 1210-H-03-002-000 

88916 1110-L-Ol-009-000 

88920 1210-F-03-004-000 

88933 1110-N-Ol-023-000 

88942 1410-K-03-112-000 

88943 1409-D-03-004-001 

88946 1409-F-02-013-000 

88948 1108-D-02-001-000 

88957 1210-H-OI-043-000 

88962 1409-F-02-018-000 

88965 1409-C-03-010-000 

88972 1309-A-02-126-000 

88980 1409-D-03-001-000 

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Own@T 

Name 

CLEANERS 

CLEANERS 

LAUNDROMAT 

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HARRISON 


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Assessed SP 

Value HE 

468 

7864 

1838 

3634 

S !, S TROPHIES !, AWARDS P/I/JJf;7 177 

S A COURY 50 

SABBATINIS CUSTOM PAINT & BODY SHOP 385 

SANRIO SURPRISES 3283 

SCHRODER J DANIEL REAL ESTATE & CON 570 

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Number 

88985 1409-F-02-013-000 

88987 1210-H-02-001-000 

88990 1110-F-02-006-000 

88993 1110-M-OI-001-000 

88994 1410-L-04-033-001 

88995 1310-1-01-012-000 

88997 L 

89005 1410-K-03-020-000 

89007 1110-M-OI-00I-000 

89008 1110-E-02-029-000 

89012 S 

89025 1410-L-05-073-000 

89029 1110-M-OI-001-000 

89033 1410-1-05-024-000 

89034 L 

89035 L 

Parcel Number 

Owner Name 

HARRISON 


LISTING 

A55.eSsed SP 

Value HE 

16431 

1099 

347 

10585 

593 

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HE 

DW 

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B 

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B 

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SICILY'S PIZZA ~ :;r7?J 2338 

SIGNS NOW 2789 

SILVER SCREEN 5690 

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SIMONICH - STERNE INC 147 

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SNAP SHOTS 1 HOUR PHOTO 

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SOUTHEASTERN SCHOOL OF'PHOTOGRAPHY~ ~61~~ 

SOUTHERN CHARM CRAFT f11N I MALL 

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89037 1410-1-05-023-000 SOUTHERN SUPPLIES VN CO 4861 

89048 1410-E-OI-039-000 SPORT ABOUT INC jJvI1//t-/f-'7 1598 

89049 1210-H-02-065-000 SPORTS 1I1AGE SPORTS CARDS 1509 

89050 1310-1-01-071-000 ST ANDREWS APARTl1ENTS 371 

89059 1110-H-03-005-000 STAR CLEANER 2536 

89061 1409-F-04-027-000 STARLET'S STYLE SHOP !-« :1hF~?' 327 

89063 1409-F-02-013-000 STARS &. ROOKIES~ .~ h7 Uvl 1084 

89065 1110-H-03-002-000 STATE FAR11 INS CiO JlI1MY TAYLORj1£I 1;',£uA!573 

89083 1110-N-Ol-023-000 STRIDE RIT~ ~ h~ 7109 

89090 1210-J-03-011-000 STUFFED SHIRT INC 7299 

89091 1308-P-OI-081-000 STYLES UNLIMITED 494 

89097 1110-1'-02-006-000 SUGAR FASH IONS 5639 

89109 1410-1-05-018-000 SUPER DISCOUNT MART 6768 

89110 1409-0-02-036-000 SUPER VIDEO 4719 

89114 1410-K-03-097-000 SURGICAL CLINIC 1978 

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89121 1110-N-OI-007-017 SYLVAN LEARNING CENTER f1 1920 

89124 1308-Q-02-029-000 T t

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89144 1308-0-02-029-000 TELLIER'S SHEETMETAL WOR~S 563 DW 

89146 1409-E-Ol-026-001 TERRY RYAN AUTO SALES 162 DW 

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B9147 1410-E-02-035-000 TERRYS PAC~AGE~ , In 1046 B 

B9149 1110-H-03-002-000 THAT VIDEO PLACE OFFICE 123 B 

89153 1110-N-OI-023-000 THE PET CENTER 4485 B 

89154 130B-N-02-006-000 THE ROBERT ALLEN GROUP~ ~/77 ~ 724 B 

B9155 1410-~-O3-115-000 THE STAIRS 2523 B 

89159 1210-H-03-010-000 THIS IS IT EXPERIENCED GOODS 384 B 

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NRJ-TA571 1.1126/97 Tl/1E: 10: 

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Number 

89197 1410-F-Ol-048-000 

89198 1410-F-Ol-080-001 

89199 C 

89200 C 

89~46 L 

89290 

Parcel Number 

89201 1210-K-03-118-000 

89202 1110-N-OI-023-000 

89210 1410-K-03-049-000 

89226 1210-E-02-001-000 

89228 1410-F-04-071-000 

89230 1110-1\-01-032-000 

89255 1210-H-OI-043-000 

89257 1110-K-Ol-044-010 

89262 1~10-J-03-018-000 

89282 1210-H-03-011-000 

89283 1210-H-03-010-000 

Owner 

Name 

TRAVIS HAIR CARE 

TRAVIS PALACE ROOMING HOUSE 

TREASURE BAY CASINO (FORT 

TREASURE 3AY CASINO 

TREASURE BAY HOTEL 

TRUDY 

UNIQUE FASHIONS ~ ALTERATIONS 

VERIFONE FINANCE 

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407 

299 

168080 

3631000 

185856 

2369 

442 

1562 

1360 

2133 

163 

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B 8069.86 

10168.18 

6941. 72 

B 102.86 

129.61 

88 48 

B 19. 19 

24. 18 

16.51 

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85. 46 

58. 34 

B 59.05 

74 41 

50. 80 

B 92.61 

116.70 

79. 67 

B 7.08 

8. 92 

6. 09 

B 38.04 

47.93 

32. 72 

B 84.67 

106.68 

72.83 

B 12. 03 

15. 15 

10. 35 

B 1.2.55 

15.81 

10 79 

D 12 24 

15.43 

10. 53 

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147. 23 

204. 83 

55.14 

40. 51 

22771.48 

59. 88 

211. 62 

22.09 

37. 53 

39. 15 

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184.26 

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B9299 1310-1-01-067-000 .IEST END PHARMACY~ if lVJ ~ 370:; 

B9300 1410-1-04-016-000 WEST FREEZING COMPANY INC 3B32 

89307 1109-J-OI-005-000 WICKS FISHING CAMP 2004 

B9308 1210-H-02-016-000 WILLENSCO COMPUTER SALES & TRAINING B03 

B9330 1410-L-03-015-000 X PRESS SERVICES 2039 

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183. 72 

125.42 454. 94 

160.87 

202. 70 

138.38 501. 95 

166. 39 

209.65 

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87. 01 

109.64 

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34. 87 

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83004 0811-B-05-021-000 A & L SHEET METAL 1964 G 85.28 

BO. 52 

83007 0612-A-OS-008-000 A !, S HEATING & AIR ~~.1 

39B L 

121. 34 

17.47 

287. 14 

83010 0810-F-04-008-000 A CUT ABOVE 482 GO 

19.93 

28. 04 

21. 15 

65. 44 

19. 76 

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73.33 

1254. 44 

1890. 22 4473. 14 

83026 0808-B-04-118. 000 A 1 CARPET CARE 544 GO 

22. 30 

23.88 

83029 0807-M-OI-019-002 A I PAWN 8, GUN 3553 GO 

22. 40 

155.94 

68. 58 

145.67 

83039 0811-F-05-055-000 AAA AMERICAN BAIL BONDS~ /177~ 384 G 

146. 31 447.92 

16.67 

15.74 

83044 0910-N-06-018-000 AAMCO 

23.72 

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3001 G 130. 30 

56. 13 

123.04 

83048 0808-L-02-017-000 ABBY'S FLORIST 

185.40 

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Number 

83081 0910-N-Ol-021-000 

83082 0810-N-05-047-000 

83083 0810-N-05-048-000 

83090 0811-K-03-047-000 

83093 0910-1-01-061-000 

83095 0807-34-001-001 

83097 0808-K-03-114-000 

83098 040S-M-Ol-00l-001 

83100 0607-P-Ol-008-000 

83101 0908-L-Ol-002-000 

83112 0612-B-04-017-002 

83114 070S-08-011-000 

83121 0809-E-02-004-000 

83123 0808-N-Ol-012-000 

83124 L 

Parcel Number 

83091 0811-K-03-004-000 

83104 0811-G-02-02S-000 

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Name 

HARRISON 

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ADVANCED AUDIO 3853 

ADVANCED AUTO SERVICE INC ~/O'S~9? 5511 

ADVANCED AUTO SERVICE INC 16(-10-.1/-9;7 6641 

ADVENTURE ADVERTISING 1811 

ADVO SYSTEMS INC ~~ 7~ 

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588 

AFFAIRS THE ART OF GIVING £;td /)??J 3250 

AFFORDABLE AUTO SALVAGE 

AFLAC NICHOLSON INSURANCE SERVICE 

AFORD GAS 

AFORD STOP II 5 /l;11?)'~?-77 

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AGUR REALTY COMPANY APPRAISAL sve 

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COMPANY 

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ALAN STUART OUTLET 

t'oJ-1P-.:2'7-97 

AIRMAR RESOURCES f'd-/tJ-,:2/-9'7 

ALBRITTON 

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ALCO CAPITAL RESOURCE INC 

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498 

409 

2077 

2161 

446 

151 

552 

10477 

1249 

303 

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167.30 

157.97 

238.04 

239.29 

225.95 

340.47 

288.35 

272.28 

410.28 

78.63 

74.25 

111. 88 

25.53 

24.11 

36.33 

141. 12 

133.25 

200. 79 

47.93 

44.77 

44.97 

21. 86 

20. 42 

20.51 

21. 48 

16.84 

109.06 

85. 53 

94. 85 

88.60 

88.99 

19.37 

18.29 

27. 55 

6.63 

7. 56 

10.64 

28.99 

22. 73 

459.84 

429.56 

431. 44 

54.82 

51. 21 

51. 43 

13.30 

20. 78 

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970.91 

264.76 

85.97 

475. 16 

137.67 

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38.32 

194.59 

272. 44 

65.21 

24.83 

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83129 0808-N-04-040-001 ALCOA BUILDING PRODUCTS ~~~ 19563 GO 858.62 

802.08 

83133 0809-B-02-002-000 ALEXANDER MATERIALS ~ ~ 8769 GO 

805.60 2466.30 

384. 87 

359. 53 

361. 11 1105.51 

83147 0808-E-02-035-000 ALL FUN ~, GAMES 3223 GO 141. 46 

132. 14 

83149 0612-D-03-058-001 

132. 72 406.32 

ALL PRO SPORTSCARDS t£bh/mJ 922 L 40. 47 

46. 17 

64.95 151. 59 

83153 0612-C-03-036-000 ALL TEC 287 L 12.60 

14.37 

20.22 47.19 

/1;1-10-:29-97 

83154 L ALL TEC COPIES 139 G 6.04 

5.70 

8. 59 20.33 

83185 L ALOHA LEASING 1083 G 47.02 

44.40 

66.91 158.33 

83186 L ALOHA LEASING 161 GO 7.07 

6.60 

6. 63 20. 30 

83188 0811-F-05-007-000 ALPHA OMEGA SHIPPING COMPANY 467 G 20.28 

19.15 

83200 0612-A-03-069-002 

28.85 68. 28 

AMELIA'S POBOYS ~ /1?1~ 

693 L 30. 42 

34. 71 

48.82 113.95 

83205 L AMERICAN BUSINESS CREDIT CORP~/,177~204 

G 52. 28 

49. 36 

74.38 176.02 

83219 0612-A-05-003-000 AMERICAN SIGNS 721 L 31. 64 

36. 11 

83221 0810-P-02-001-000 

50.79 118.54 

AMERICANA APARTMENTS ~-~!-97 

3674 G 159.53 

150.63 

226. 98 537. 14 

83231 L AMSCAN ~-i;;ftTlj 

214 G 9.29 

8. 77 

13.22 31.28 

83236 1010-M-03-001-000 ANDERSON APTS 417 G 18. 11 

17. 10 

25. 76 60.97 

83237 0611-1-04-005-000 ANDERSON T H CIO LINDA REVELL 412 L 18.08 

20. 63 

83241 0810-E-OI-032-000 

29. 03 67.74 

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83243 0810-N-04-073-000 

83244 0910-N-07-010-000 

83246 0809-0-03-010-000 

83253 0811-F-05-060-000 

83255 0811-n-04-053-002 

83256 0811-E-02-044-000 

83259 1010-G-03-018-000 

83270 0811-L-03-065-000 

83274 0811-0-04-011-000 

83280 1011-0-03-041-000 

83295 L 

83296 L 

83305 L 

Parcel Number 

83333 0808-N-04-039-000 

83338 0811-F-05-043-000 

83339 0811-K-02-009-000 

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APARTMENTS 

APEX 

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AT&T CAPITAL LEASING SERVICES 

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NRJ-TA571 11/26/97 TIME: 09: 

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Number Pa~cel Number 

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Value HE HE TO ADVALOREM CREDIT FOREST "TOTAL TAX 

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83340 0910-M-03-001-000 AUTO INSURANCE PLUS INC 402 G 17.45 

16. 48 

83354 0808-0-01-004-000 AUTOMATIC "TRANSMISSION SPECIALIST 514 GO 

24.84 58.77 

22. 56 

21. 07 

83366 0811-F-04-036-000 AWARDS UNLIMITED 1531 G 

21. 17 

66. 48 

64.80 

83367 0511-H-03-016-o00 AZALEA PARK APARTMENTS 427 L 

62. 77 

94. 59 

18.74 

223.84 

21. 38 

30.08 70.20 

83379 0313-H-02-o61-o00 DAHIA SHOP DOUTIGUE 812 P 35.64 

55. 68 

37.88 129.20 

83384 0910-H-OI-o05-000 DAIT HOUSE THE R.e:0I/J1uJ 8221 G 356.96 

337. 06 

83394 o811-E-04-129-000 DANKSTON PLACE 325 G 

507.89 

14. 11 

1201. 91 

13.33 

83395 0711-N-OI-054-000 DANKSTON TIRES 504 G 

20.08 47. 52 

21. 88 

20.66 

83400 0612-A-03-069-002 DARNADY'S SEAFOOD REST 

31. 14 

2088 L 91. 64 

73.68 

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83406 0808-0-02-119-000 DASSCO AUTO SALES ~/7?(~ 332 GO 14. 57 

343.31 

13. 61 

83419 0910-B-04-021-000 DAYOU VIEW HARDWARE 

13.67 41. 85 V 

2828 G 122.79 

115. 95 

83426 0808-E-02-030-049 DEACH DUMZ TANNING SALON 

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1296 GO 56.88 

53.14 

83428 0512-N-OI-004-000 DEACHCOMDER LOUNGE 707 

53. 37 163.39 0 

P 31. 03 

48.48 

32.98 112.49 

83437 0511-F-02-006-000 BEINHAUER'S SPORTS AND TOURING GARA 479 EW 27. :36 

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19. 73 47.09 0 

83451 0811-K-03-047-000 BENTZ LEONARD MSW LCSW ~/7~ 836 G 36.30 

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83452 0811-F-OI-063-000 DERR Y THOMAS JR LAW OFFlC~/J'Y)J 625 

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122.23 0 

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83466 0809-K-02-003-000 

83468 0811-F-02-002-000 

83475 0810-P-02-024-000 

83479 0703-18-043-000 

83490 0210-01-015-000 

83494 0809-E-02-004-000 

83502 0810-N-02-024-000 

83506 0811-E-OI-003-000 

83519 0811-K-02-012-000 

83521 0313-G-OI-006-000 

83522 0313-G-03-006-000 

83525 0711-P-03-040-000 

83527 0811-K-02-005-004 

83528 0910-N-OI-024-000 

83532 0612-A-05-012-000 

83533 0809-E-02-002-000 

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205. 94 

194.46 

293.02 

127.65 

100. 11 

7.88 

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58.96 

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14.84 

22.36 

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48.37 

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706.98 

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134. 47 

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102.21 

143. 79 

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83538 1010-0-03-018-000 BOPPERS C(~ /?71ct~ 1008 0 43.77 

41. 33 

BOUROEOUS APARTMENTS ttt 1bt-1{)-3/,9J 107 

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83543 0811-L-04-127-000 

83553 0811-K-02-005-006 

83554 0811-F-OI-039-000 

83556 0810-P-OI-I09-000 

83564 0811-K-03-047-000 

83569 0811-C-04-043-000 

83570 1010-P-OI-038-000 

83571 1010-H-OI-011-000 

83572 0910-0-01-001-000 

83573 0612-H-OI-002-000 

83574 0612-H-OI-002-000 

83577 0811-H-OI-017-000 

83587 0811-0-02-025-000 

83590 0810-E-04-129-000 

83597 0811-B-06-031-000 

83598 0809-N-02-009-000 

BRADY'S BAIT HOUSE 

BRANTLEY DON APARTMENTS 

BROADUS 

BUBBA'S BAROINS 

BUBBA'S LOUNGE 

fURNITURE COMPANY 

BROADWATER SEA COURSE 

BROOKLYN PIZZERIA 

BROOKLYNS 8EACHSIDE PIZZA 

BROTHERS THREE LOUNGE 

BROWN JOHN A CPA 

BROWNSTONE DINER 

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BRELAND CATHERINE ~/~~ 

BRITTIAN SYSTEMS ~ /7?1~ 

BROADWAY BABIES ~~ 

BROOKLYN'S 8EACHSIDE PIZZA/JEff SAV 

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311 

153 

497 

1705 

2062 

31486 

528 

4605 

258 

2094 

2084 

182 

426 

423 

484 

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4.65 

4.39 

6.61 

13. 50 

12. 75 

19.21 

6.64 

6.27 

9. 45 

21.58 

20.38 

30.70 

74.03 

69.91 

105.33 

89. 53 

84.54 

127.39 

1367. 12 

1290.93 

1945.21 

22.93 

21. 65 

32.62 

199.95 

188.81 

284. 50 

11. 32 

12.92 

18. 18 

91. 91 

104.87 

147. 52 

90.49 

85. 44 

128.75 

7.90 

7. 46 

11. 24 

18. 50 

17.47 

26.32 

18.37 

17.34 

26. 13 

21. 24 

19.84 

19.93 

147.37 

15.65 

45.46 

22.36 

72.66 

249.27 

301. 46 

4603.26 

77.20 

673.26 

42. 42 

344.30 

304.68 

26.60 

62.29 

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Number 

83605 0811-B-06-022-000 

83607 0910-1-03-006-000 

83610 0609-H-01-013-000 

83625 0811-B-Ol-009-000 

83626 L 

83628 1010-0-03-018-000 

83630 L 

83631 L 

Parcel Number 

83600 0811-0-02-024-000 

83632 0811-E-03-052-000 

83637 0910-B-04-022-000 

83638 0811-1'-04-036-000 

83639 0809-0-03-012-000 

83644 0313-H-OI-002-000 

83646 0710-H-Ol-040-000 

83650 1009-M-OI-003-000 

83651 0709-0-02-005-000 

Owner Name 

BUCKMAN ~ ASSOCIATES 

BUDGET FIBERGLASS 

HARRISON 


BUDGET TRANSMISSION AMERICA 

BULLOCKS SHEET METAL 

IibY c?~ 

LISTINO 

Assessed SP 

Value HE 

360 

1286 

2582 

315 

BUSH ALARM SYSTEMS ~ ,~~ 487 

BUSH OFFICE SUPPLY 

BUSINESS EXCHANGE 

BUSINESS PARTNERS 

BUSiNESS PRODUCTS COMPUTERS ~~ ~60 

BUTCH'S STOP ~ SHOP 

BUY LO MATTRESS DISTRIBUTORS ~~~6 

BUZZ'S TRAILER PARTS SURPLUS ~ SALV 976 

BYRNE ~ULIEN K I I I ATTORNEY PoI- //-/"1-

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R~ceipt 

Numb@r Parcel Number Owner Name 

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Value HE 

83652 0704-30-037-000 C ~ R GROCERY ~ DEL! 7245 M 380.43 

298.35 678~ 78 

83653 0910-M-02-066-000 C ~ T FOOD MART AND SEAFOOD 5529 G 240. 07 

226.69 

83654 0910-N-05-004-000 

341. 58 

C AVE APARTMENTS ~ ~~ 

121 G S. 25 

808.34 

4.96 

83657 0808-0-02-120-000 C CARS 201 GO 

7. 48 17.69 

8.82 

8. 24 

83658 080B-0-02-120-000 C CARS 442 GO 

8.28 

19~40 

25.34 

B3668 0313-H-02-018-001 CAFE DU SOLEIL 2629 P 

18. 12 

18.20 

IIS.39 

180.27 

55~ 72 

122.64 418~30 

83671 0711-J-07-011-000 CAIN ELLEN DR CHIROPRACTOR 11~~ 3163 G 137.34 

129.68 

195.41 462. 43 

83679 0711-J-04-018-000 CAMERO FRANCISCO MD 2119 G 92.01 

86.88 

83683 S 

130. 91 

CANAL FISHERIES ~ FOOD MART~~~827 

G 122. 75 

309.80 

IIS.91 

174~65 413.31 

83684 0612-G-02-046-000 CANDLELITE GALLERIES 3886 L 170. 56 

194.61 

273. 77 638.94 

83689 S CAP'N JACKS 1507 L 66. 14 

7S. 47 

106. 17 247. 78 

83691 1010-G-03-003-001 CAPITAL ANTIGUES CO 2101 G 91. 23 

86. 14 

129.80 

83698 0808-0-01-004-000 CAR CARE CENTER £ie.;/171J 852 GO 37.39 

307.17 

34.93 

83703 0711-J-02-004-000 

35.09 107.41 

CARE MED &d~ 21899 G 950.85 

897.86 

13S2. 92 3201. 63 

83705 0910-K-02-001-000 CARNEY CHARLES E ACCOUNTANT 744 G 32.30 

30.50 

83712 0810-K-02-004-000 CARPET ~ WALL DEAL 12205 G 

4S.96 

S29.94 

108. 76 

500. 41 

754. 02 1784.37 

83714 L CARPET MAGIC DIVISION 812 GO 35.64 

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33.29 

33.44 102.37 

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Parcel Number 

83718 0811-A-05-051-000 

83719 0910-N-OI-003-000 

83723 1010-H-OI-027-001 

83726 0910-P-04-007-001 

83731 0612-0-01-025-000 

83733 0809-N-02-005-000 

83737 0811-K-03-004-000 

83745 0809-0-03-015-001 

83747 0810-C-02-010-000 

83754 0711-J-06-011-000 

83757 0811-A-05-055-000 

83758 0811-F-04-060-000 

83765 1010-F-02-032-000 

83766 0512-N-OI-009-005 

CARTEE PROPERTIES REALTORS ~/lYiJ.436 

CEDAR 

Owner Name 

CARPET MAGIC 

CARPET MAGIC 

CARPET MAGIC 

CARPET MART 

DIVISION 

CARPET SAVING CENTER 

CARTERS OF MISS 

CASINO CLASSICS 

CASSIE'S 

CATCH N CASH 

POINTE APARTMENTS 

CELlA '5 PLACE 

DIVISION 

DIVISION 

INC 

INC 

INC 

CENTER FOR PLASTIC SURGERY 

CENTRAL PAINT SUPPLY 

CENTRAL PAPER 

CENTURY 21 

COMPANY 

CENTURY 21 FRANK WEOO 

HARRISON 


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472 

106 

355 

25958 

1499 

1530 

23527 

2312 

1549 

11242 

1727 

17980 

6935 

2439 

1637 

859 

SP 

HE 

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HE 

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20. 72 

23. 64 

33. 25 

4.65 

7. 27 

4. 94 

15.41 

14. 56 

21. 93 

1127.10 

1064. 28 

1603.69 

65. 09 

61. 46 

92. 61 

18.93 

17. 88 

26. 94 

66. 43 

62. 73 

94. 52 

1032. 60 

1178.23 

1657.48 

101. 47 

94. 79 

95. 21 

67. 26 

63.51 

95. 70 

493.41 

460.92 

462.95 

74.99 

70.81 

106.69 

780.69 

737. 18 

1110.80 

301. 12 

284.34 

428. 44 

105.90 

100.00 

150.68 

71.08 

67. 12 

101. 13 

37. 70 

58.90 

40. 07 

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16.86 

51. 90 

3795.07 

219.16 

63. 75 

223.68 

3868.31 

291. 47 

226,47 

1417.28 

252.49 

2628.67 

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83767 0612-G-02-013-000 CENTURY 21 GULF BEACH REALTY 2077 L 91. 16 

104. 02 

83768 0808-L-04-009-000 

146. 32 341. 50 

CENTURY 21 MS BEACH ORANGE GRO~ 2495 GO 109. 51 

102.30 

102.74 314. 55 

83772 0811-F-02-044-000 CHAMPAGNE PATRICIA ATTORNEY AT LAW 252 G 10.94 

10. 33 

15.57 36.84 

83773 0910-D-OI-002-000 CHAMPIONS UNLIMITED 157 G 6. 82 

6. 44 

9. 70 

83774 0809-H CHANNEL CHEMICAL CORP f)u!//l-Z-- '7 I 19820 GO 869. 90 

22. 96 

812. 62 

816.19 2498.71 

83782 0612-A-OI-063-000 CHAPPYS 6988 L 306. 70 

349. 96 

492. 30 1148.96 

83786 0611-P-03-009-001 CHATTER BOX HAIR SALON THE 339 L 14. 88 

16. 98 

23. 88 55. 74 

83790 0809-F-03-009-000 CHEMFAX INC 9358 GO 410. 72 

383. 68 

83792 1010-H-01-027-001 

385. 36 1179.76 

CHERYL AMACKER ~~ anaJ 

212 G 9. 21 

8. 69 

13. 10 31. 00 

83793 1010-H-OI-027-001 CHERYL HALL rSt&~ 158 G 6. 86 

6. 48 

9. 76 23, 10 

83798 0509-N-03-002-000 CHEVRON CURD STORE P-d (()-31 20136 EW 1149.97 

829. 20 1979. 17 

83800 0612-0-01-018-000 CHEVRON LONG BEACH INC 5730 L 251. 49 

286.96 

403.68 942. 13 

83803 0711-G-OI-003-000 CHILDREN'S HEART INSTITUTE THE 12150 G 527.55 

498. 15 

750.63 1776.33 

83806 0911-8-01-003-001 CHINA BUFFET RESTAURANT 3778 G 164.04 

154.90 

233. 40 552.34 

83807 0910-K-02-026-000 CHINA KITCHEN 1290 G 56.01 

52.89 

79. 70 188.60 

83811 0811-B-06-029-000 CHIROPRACTIC LIFE CENTER 2202 G 95.61 

90.28 

136.04 321. 93 

83815 0510-K-OI-00I-017 CHRISMAN SALES ~ SERVICE 4188 EW 239.18 

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Number 

Parcel Number 

83816 1010-G-02-032-000 

83818 0910-P-04-005-000 

83820 0911-A-01-013-000 

83821 0910-P-05-060-000 

83822 0612-B-04-029-001 

83823 0811-K-02-005-000 

83826 0910-K-02-002-000 

83842 0808-1-03-167-000 

83844 OB08-L-02-048-000 

83847 0910-1-02-004-000 

83849 0910-N-Ol-010-000 

83851 0808-E-02-030-055 

83852 0611-G-01-008-000 

83857 0811-B-Ol-020-000 

8385B 0612-A-03-056-000 

83863 0612-G-02-014-000 

83864 0710-K-Ol-037-001 

Owner Name 

CHRISTIAN BOOK 

CHR I STMAS 

CHUCK E CHEESE'S 

CHUCK 

CHUCK RYAN 

CINDY'S GROOMING 

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83866 0811-K-04-036-000 CLUB DEVINE 4694 G 203. 81 

192.45 

83870 0811-K-04-014-000 COACHES CORNER #17 1305 G 

290. 00 

56.66 

686. 26 

53. 51 

83872 0612-C-03-069-001 COAST BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 

80. 62 

SERV~~~~ 

L 35. 73 

190.79 

40. 77 

57.35 

83873 0808-0-02-001-000 COAST BUY ~, SELL & II-V 

796 GO 34. 94 

133.85 

83874 0511-,-02-006-000 COAST C V JOINT AND AXLE INC 4902 L 

32. 64 

32. 78 

215.15 

100. 36 

245. 49 

83892 0808-E-02-030-010 

345. 35 

COAST CONSTRUCTION INC~~?~ 1276 

GO 56. 00 

805. 99 

52. 32 

52. 55 

83893 L COAST COPIERS ~~ 

507 GO 22. 25 

160. 87 

83894 L COAST COPIERS 135 G 

20. 79 

20. 88 

5. 86 

63.92 

83895 0910-M-03-072-000 COAST COPIERS 2156 G 

5. 54 

8. 34 

93. 61 

19.74 

88. 40 

83899 0811-L-03-087-000 COAST MAGAZINE 

133. 20 

2268 G 98.48 

315.21 

92. 99 

83905 0710-N-01-030-000 COAST ONE REAL ESTATE SERV INC 

140. 12 

912 G 39. 60 

331. 59 

37. 39 

83908 0811-L-OI-023-000 COAST ROOFING AND SHEET METAL INC 789 G 

56. 34 

34. 26 

133.33 

32. 35 

83909 0910-0-01-002-000 COAST SAFETY & MEDICAL INC 2846 G 

48. 74 

123. 57 

115.35 

116. 69 

175.83 

83923 0810-P-02-005-000 COASTAL DATA FOR~IS ~, SUPPLIES ~/~d 

G 47. 85 

416.09 

83925 0911-C-OI-178-000 COASTAL ELECTRONICS 

45.18 

68. 08 

257 G II. 16 

161. II 

83933 0808-M-02-004-001 COASTAL REHABILITATION 

15.88 

~~/ /J7}.z..~182 

GO 359. II 

10.54 

37. 58 

83937 0711-1'-03-088-000 COHEA'S LOUNGE 

335. 46 

336. 93 

127 G 5.51 

1031. 50 

5.21 

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Owner 

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83942 0910-M-OI-029-000 COLE'S ACE HARDWARE 8557 G 371. 54 

350.84 

83943 0811-L-03-014-000 COLFAX ANTIGUES ~, FURNISHINGS 3469 G 

528.65 

150.62 

1251. 03 

142.23 

214. 31 507. 16 

83944 L COLLATERAL MORTGAGE 151 L 6.63 

7.56 

10.64 24.83 

83945 0612-C-OI-001-000 COLLATERAL MORTGAGE LTD 229 L 10.05 

11. 47 

16. 13 37. 65 

83946 1008-L-02-003-000 COLLECTIBLE COTTAGE 632 GO 27. 74 

25.91 

26. 03 

83948 0810-C-06-038-000 COLLINS BODY SHOP 

7/l~J 

716 GO 31. 43 

79. 68 

29. 36 

29. 48 90.27 

83950 0811-F-02-038-000 COLLUMS LISA ATTORNEY AT LAW 1073 G 46. 59 

43.99 

66. 29 

83955 0811-F-02-042-000 COLONIAL JAMIE ROGERS ~~~ 119 G 5. 17 

156.87 

4. 88 

.) ;f' 7.35 17.40 

83956 0811-F-02-042-000 COLONIAL LUCAS AND ASSOCIATES INC~/~~ G 50. 89 

48. 05 

83960 0808-J-03-048-000 

72. 41 

COLOR TYME OUTLET (iJ./J'?'l.~ 

4583 GO 201. 15 

171. 35 

187.90 

188.73 577.78 

83970 0910-M-OI-066-000 G 10. 72 

COMMERCIAL COLLECTIONS CORP~./7) 7~7 

10. 13 

Y. . 15.26 36. 11 

83974 0811-K-03-017-000 COMMERCIAL INTERIORS INC vt./J Y)~793 G 77.85 

73.51 

110.77 262. 13 

83978 0809-1\-01-001-007 COMMUNICATION CENTER 2389 GO 104.85 

84010 0811-L-01-040-000 CONSUMER ELECTRONICS 

97. 95 

1J2dv~L 

98. 38 

415 G 18. 02 

301. 18 

17.02 

84013 L CONTINENTAL LEASING CO 

25. 64 

t?~ 856 G 37.17 

60. 68 

35.10 

84014 0811-F-04-008-000 CONWAY WARREN ATTORNEY AT LAW 2330 

52.88 125. 15 

G 101. 17 

95. 53 

143.95 340. 65 

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84027 L COPIER CO~lPANY INC 341 G 14.81 

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84032 0612-B-03-071-001 CORNER POCKET $-/0-2 7 461 L 20.23 

23.09 

32. 48 75.80 

84034 0907-[-04-045-000 CORNER STORE THE 818 GO 35.90 

33. 54 

33.69 103.13 

84035 0811-8-02-031-001 CORNERSTONE G[FTS 5674 G 246.37 

232.63 

350. 54 829. 54 

84051 0511-C-Ol-001-000 COUNTRY CORNER GROCERY 8119 EW 463.68 

334.34 798. 02 

84052 05[I-C-0[-001-000 COUNTRY CORNER TV & VIDEO 386 EW 22.04 

84053 0107-32-133-000 COUNTRY CUTS SALON ~.~ /YY)~ 938 

G 40. 73 

15.90 37.94 

38. 46 

57.95 137.14 

84056 0607-26-007-000 COUNTRY MART SALVAGE GROCERY 145 I', 7. 61 

5. 97 13.58 

84067 1010-M-03-001-000 COWAN ROAD PACKAGE STORE 4000 G 173.68 

164. 00 

247.12 584. 80 

84068 1010-M-03-001-000 cmJAN ROAD PARTY STORE 1787 G 77. 59 

73. ;;;!7 

110.40 261. 26 

84071 1010-M-04-030-000 COZY CLUB 442 G 19. 19 

18.12 

27. 31 64. 62 

84074 0808-N-04-048-000 CRAWFISH KING 564 GO 24. 75 

23. 12 

23. 23 71. 10 

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84080 1010-L-01-012-000 CREATIVE FLOOR DESIGNS 660 G 28. 66 

27. 06 

40.77 96.49 

84081 0811-H-05-044-000 CREATIVE IMAGES 660 G 28. 66 

27. 06 

40. 77 

84082 0911-A-01-013-000 CREATIVE NAIL 80UTIGUE &~ 677 G 29. 40 

96. 49 

27. 76 

41. 83 98.99 

84089 0711-M-02-008-000 CROWN PRINTING 3235 L 141. 98 

162. 01 

227. 91 531. 90 

84090 0313-1',-02-065-000 CRUISE AIR AUTO REPAIR 1083 P 47. 53 

74. 26 

84091 0710-H-03-031-000 

50.52 172.31 

CRYSTAL HAIR PALACE ~,~~ 316 GO 13. 87 

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84098 0808-N-04-048-000 

84100 0711-J-07-010-000 

84101 0811-B-04-038-000 

84102 0811-B-04-038-000 

84105 0911-A-02-098-000 

84107 0312-P-02-043-000 

84111 1011-D-03-001-000 

84115 0810-1-01-031-000 

84120 0811-E-03-054-000 

84126 0711-J-06-009-000 

84134 0911-B-02-009-002 

84151 0910-P-05-056-001 

84153 0612-C-03-003-000 

84154 L 

84160 0811-F-05-045-000 

84177 0811-G-05-104-000 

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DATA EGUIPI1ENT LEASING CD ~ /0- Z-J 207 

DAVE'S DISCOUNT OFFICE 

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CUMBERLAND AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 21~2 

CUMBERLAND CANINE & MORE '~~~~9~ 

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143. 71 

216. 54 

57. 53 

54.33 

81. 86 

59. 18 

55.88 

84.21 

76.07 

71. 83 

108.24 

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23.88 

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33.98 

84.37 

79.66 

120.04 

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27.22 

25.71 

38. 74 

803.49 

758. 71 

1143.24 

111. 48 

127.20 

178.94 

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10.37 

14. 58 

38.08 

35.96 

54.18 

24. 53 

23.17 

34.91 

270.04 

247.22 

512. 44 

193.72 

199.27 

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84181 0808-0-02-126-001 DEDEAUX ROAD VIDEO CENTER 12091 GO 530.67 

495 73 

84183 L DEE'S AMUSEMENT 165 EW 

497.91 1524.31 

9. 42 

84184 L DEE'S AI1USEMENT 3522 G 

6. 79 

152.93 

16.21 

84185 L DEE'S AMUSEMENT 786 GO 

144. 40 

217.59 

34.50 

'514.92 

84186 L DEE'S AMUSEMENT 609 M 

32.23 

32.37 

31. 98 

99. 10 

84187 L DEE'S AMUSEMENT 402 P 

25.08 57. 06 

17.64 

27. 57 

84189 0811-L-04-134-000 DEE'S QUICK & DELI rd- ru,1.3 4987 

18. 75 

G 216. 54 

63. 96 

84191 0811-K-OI-032-000 DE EN 

204.47 

308.10 

IN~lOND JR ATTY fU?~ 193 G 8. 38 

729. 11 

7. 91 

84193 0511-J-02-030-000 DEEP SOUTH CONSTRUCTION 752 L 

11.92 

33. 01 

28.2J 

37.66 

84201 L DELCO I /)- Q. 2, ret 

52. 98 

132 L 5. 79 

123.65 

6. 61 

9. 30 21. 70 

84202 L DELCO !6I'd-~.5 

133 G 5. 77 

5.45 

84203 L DELCO Pd- 1O- C3 118 GO 

8. 22 

5. 18 

19.44 

4. 84 

84206 L DELTA LAUNDRY EGUIPMENT CO 992 GO 

4. 86 

43. 54 

14. 88 

40.67 

84210 0612-F-02-074-000 DENISON APTS C/O DENISON LESLIE R 159 L 

40.85 

6.98 

125.06 

7.96 

84218 0808-L-OI-041-000 DESIGN SERVICES 142 GO 

11.20 26. 14 

6. 23 

84221 0810-K-02-002-000 DETAIL PLUS 

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5.82 

5.85 17.90 

120 G 5.21 

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4.92 

84225 0811-E-03-054-000 DIANNA'S HAIR STUDIO 

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211 G 9. 16 

17.54 

13.04 

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Parcel Number 

84226 0313-A-02-032-000 

84228 0910-1'1-07-007-000 

84237 0811-C-05 003.000 

84238 0612-8-03-064-000 

84240 0808-E-03-027-000 

84251 1010-H-Ol-012-000 

84253 0910-1'1-05-013-000 

84262 0810-C-06-001-000 

84264 0611-J-Ol-061-000 

84273 0611-1-04-004-000 

84278 0808-0-02-001-001 

84283 0612-A-03-069-002 

84290 0611-1'1-03-010-000 

84297 0810-C-03-054-000 

84298 0809-E-02-004-000 

84305 0711-H-05-003-001 

84306 1010-G-02-001-000 

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DIBOLL SCALE MODELS 

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DIVE CENTER 

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DOLPHIN PRESS ~~~~ 

DON PARKER C/O OLD SOUTH REAL ESTAT 

DOROTHY'S BAKERY THRIFT STDRE 

DR EDWARD COHEN FOOT SPECIALIST 

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DRB PUBLISHING INC %i'd /]714-&( 1146 

DUBRA CARWASH 

DUCKHEAD 

DUNN 

OUTLET 

FELIX H MD 

DUPLEX MAYS HARRY A JR 

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338 

491 

2424 

540 

567 

334 

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22472 

412 

1626 

1544 

995 

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29.62 

20.15 

14.68 

13. 86 

20.88 

21. 32 

20. 13 

30.33 

106.39 

121. 39 

170.77 

23. 70 

22. 14 

22.24 

24.62 

23.25 

35.03 

14. 50 

13.69 

20.63 

85.19 

79. 58 

79.93 

986.30 

1125. 40 

1583. 15 

18.08 

20.63 

29.03 

71. 37 

66.67 

66.96 

67. 77 

77.32 

108. 77 

50.30 

57.39 

80. 74 

43.67 

40.80 

40.97 

1852. 16 

1730.20 

1737.80 

27. 79 

26.24 

39. 54 

7.82 

7.38 

11. 12 

68. 73 

49. 42 

71. 78 

398. 55 

68.08 

82.90 

48.82 

244. 70 

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67. 74 

205.00 

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125. 44 

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84307 0708-H-03-001-001 DUPLEXES 6I-CJ-IQ 225 GO 9.88 

9.23 

9.27 28.38 

84311 0811-L-04-117-001 DYMOND RICHARD V 905 G 39.30 

37. 11 

55.91 132.32 

84312 0811-E-04-096-000 E ~ J CUT RATE LIQUOR 3756 G 163.09 

154.00 

232.05 549. 14 

84313 0811-F-05-051-000 E A HELWICK ELECTRONICS INC 8719 G 378. 58 

357. 48 

538.66 1274. 72 

84314 0313-F-03-016-000 E A LANG & SON REAL ESTATE 135 P 5.93 

9.26 

84317 0910-B-OI-002-000 E G WARREN DUPLEXES 

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84397 0811-B-05-026-000 EMERALD COAST DETAIL 588 G 25. 53 

24.11 

36.33 

84398 0612-B-02-075-000 EI1ERALD COAST YOUTH CENTE~.;?J1dJ 987 

L 43.32 

85.97 

84401 0809-N-03-020-000 ENGINE REPAIR SHOP THE 

49. 43 

/1 /1 

69. 53 162.28 

637 GO 27.96 

26.12 

26.23 80.31 

84408 0710-E-OI-043-000 EPS PUBLISHING CO 258 KW 14.73 

10.62 25.35 

84412 0910-N-06-010-000 EUGENES FASHIONS 341 G 14.81 

13.98 

.,iJd;yt ~lQ.G.l 

21. 07 

84415 1010-F-02-032-000 EVALUATION ~ COUNSELING 1126 G 48.89 

49.86 

46.17 

69. 56 164.62 

84416 0711-G-04-018-002 EVANS 1902 45TH AVENUE APARTMENTS 159 G 6.90 

6. 52 

9.82 

84419 1010-L-02-001-001 EVER'fTH[NG .99 Iii-9-/0 

2729 G 118.49 

23.24 

Ill. 89 

168.59 398.97 

84421 0911-A-OI-013-000 EXCEL F[TNESS CENTER 6329 G 274.81 

259.49 

391. 01 925.31 

84422 0611-N-02-031-000 EXCELLENCE [N VIDEO 11356 L 498.41 

568.71 

800.03 1867. 15 

84427 0910-[-02-008-000 EXCLUSIVE NAIL SALON 205 G 8.90 

8.41 

12.66 29.97 

84429 090B-K-02-035-003 EXECUT[VES ON L[NE [NC~~~ 904 GO 39.68 

37.06 

37.23 113.97 

84430 0808-L-OI-084-000 EXPRESS CAR WASH 6513 GO 285.86 

267.03 

268.21 821. 10 

84431 0811-C-03-091-000 EXPRESS REPAIR 2167 G 94.09 

88.85 

133.88 316.82 

84433 1010-L-06-028-000 EXPRESS[VE CONCEPTS 740 G 32. 13 

30.34 

45. 72 108. 19 

84447 0910-[-03-047-000 FALL[N PHILLIPS 66 3418 G 148.41 

140. 14 

211. 16 499. 71 

84459 0511-M-OI-019-000 FANTASY TEES/KRAZY EIGHTS 1117 [ 58.65 

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84460 0809-E~02-004-000 FARBERWARE INC & I/-Zj~ 22397 GO 983.00 

918.28 

84470 D811-C-05-017-000 FAYARD MOVING & TRANSPORTATION CORP 4375 G 

922. 31 2823. 59 

189.96 

179.38 

84471 0405-M-OI-00I-001 FAZZIO HOME & FARM CENTER 10537 M 

270.29 

553. 30 

639.63 

433.91 987.21 

84476 0710-E-OI-027-000 FENCE CRAFT 1045 I'.W 59.68 

43.03 102. 71 

84506 0810-N-05-004-000 FIVE STAR INC 448 

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Receipt 

Number 

84586 L 

84607 L 

Parcel Number 

84568 0910-N-OI-024-000 

84569 0810-K-02-004-000 

84584 0811-K-03-047-000 

84595 Q711-J-04-008-000 

84616 0811-E-03-002-000 

84630 081Q-P-03-009-000 

84632 0711-J-OI-058-0QO 

84633 0811-K-03-025-000 

84634 091Q-M-03-072-0QQ 

84635 08Q8-L-02-Q39-000 

84636 0811-B-02-015-000 

84646 0612-F-02-031-000 

84652 0908-N-04-003-00Q 

84653 0808-0-01-005-000 

Owner 

Name 

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FURNITURE GALORE '. MORE~ 

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GAMMELS SHOP RITE 

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GASTEC INC ~ (vY\CU!J 

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GERMANN ROBERT E MD PC 

GERROL'S JEWELRY 

GET NAILED f--d [yy\~ 

Assessed SP 

Value HE 

11980 

2396 

269 

9903 

2034 

491 

527 

3837 

3611 

191 

GHOLAR'S PAINT ~, BODY SHOP ~d ;1'rl~25 

GHOLAR'S PAINT ~, BODY SHOP 879 

GIRARD APTS 

Rew iVru.J 328 

GOAL POST JOAN M HENDERSON 1525 

GOFF'S SALVAGE ~(YY\J 421 

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13. 58 

520.17 

491. 18 

740. 12 

109.29 

103. 20 

155.50 

104.03 

98.24 

148.02 

11. 81 

13.47 

18.95 

429.99 

406.02 

611. 81 

116. 16 

83. 76 

21. 32 

20. 13 

30. 33 

22. 88 

21. 61 

32. 56 

166. 60 

157.32 

237. 05 

156.79 

148. 05 

223. 09 

8. 29 

7.83 

11. 80 

5. 49 

5. 13 

5. 15 

38.17 

36. 04 

54. 30 

14. 40 

16. 43 

23. 11 

66. 93 

62. 53 

62. 80 

18. 48 

17.26 

17.34 

28. 86 

1751. 47 

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350.29 

44.23 

1447.82 

199.92 

71. 78 

77.05 

560. 97 

527.93 

27.92 

15.77 

128.51 

53. 94 

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84662 0809-K-OI-00I-009 GOLDS GYM /7 . 16949 GO 743.89 

I( // 

694.91 

697.96 

84663 1010-G-02-022-000 GOLF BAG THE 2909 G 126.31 

2136. 76 

84667 1010-G-02-018-001 GOOD HOUSECLEANING SERVICES INC 134 G 

179.72 

S.82 

119.27 

425. 30 

5. 49 

8.28 

84668 0811-F-04-053-000 GOODYEAR TIRE» RUBBER CO Il 2733 !II 1/--]26169 

G 1136.26 

19. 59 

1072.93 

84669 0811-C-03-081-000 GOULET G M DR CHIROPRACTOR ~/nl0/1562 

G 

1616. 72 3825. 91 

67.82 

64.04 

84676 1008-J-OI-005-000 GRANNY'S FISH CAMP 631 

96. 50 228.36 

K 33.13 

84678 0911-D-04-042-000 GRASS LAI-IN APARTI1ENTS 

25.98 59. 11 

243 G 10. 55 

9. 96 

84679 0910-P-04-007-000 GREAT EXPECTATIONS LTD 10823 

15.01 35. 52 

G 469.93 

443. 74 

84688 0612-A-05-022-000 GREG'S CARS» TRUCKS 163 

668.64 1582.31 

L 7. 15 

8. 16 

84693 0810-E-04-011-000 

11. 48 

GRIFFIN DEI-IATERING CORP~~

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Receipt 

Number 

84788 0000 

Parcel Number 

84745 0911-B-OI-010-000 

84747 0313-H-02-014-000 

84748 0808-1-02-057-001 

84751 0711-G-04-018-003 

84755 0910-P-05-053-000 

84760 0911-A-OI-013-000 

84761 0911-A-OI-013-000 

84763 0612-A-05-003-000 

84779 0811-F-04-047-000 

84784 0811-M-OI-001-017 

84790 0711-F-02-003-000 

84791 0811-K-04-016-000 

84795 0810-C-05-012-000 

84796 0811-L-04-006-000 

84806 0811-E-02-041-000 

84809 0910-K-02-022-000 

Owner 

GULF COAST TENNIS CLUB 

GULF COAST VIDEO fktetJ (}7'1eu.J 

GULF COAST WOMEN'S CLINIC k)~~J/~~ 1462 

GULF GARDENS MANOR ~ 1906 

GULF LONG 

Name 

GULFPORT GARAGE 

GULFPORT MANOR 

DISTANCE 

GULF PARK BOWLING LANES INC 

GULF PARK LANES 

GULF RECORDING STUDIO 

GULFPORT PALLET CD 

DOOR 

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GULFPORT BUY ~ SELL~IfYI~ 

GULFPORT DOCKSIDE CHILLER 

GULFPORT /1AR INE 

GULFPORT PAPER 

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GULFPORT TRAWL BOARD ~ FAB 

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Asse'Ssed SP 

Value HE 

2389 

2355 

159 

689 

334 

24451 

2275 

2765 

782 

613 

1381 

549 

3177 

51836 

1149 

2258 

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103. 73 

97.95 

147. 59 

103.36 

161. 48 

109.86 

64. 17 

59. 94 

60.21 

6.90 

6.52 

9.82 

29.92 

28.25 

42. 57 

14. 50 

13.69 

20.63 

1061. 66 

1002. 49 

1510.58 

99.85 

113.93 

160.27 

120.06 

113.37 

170.82 

33.95 

32.06 

48.31 

26.90 

25.13 

25.24 

59.96 

56.62 

85.32 

23.84 

22. 51 

33.92 

139.44 

130.26 

130.83 

2250. 72 

2125.28 

3202. 43 

49.89 

47. 11 

70.99 

98.04 

92. 58 

139. 50 

349.27 

374. 70 

184.32 

23.24 

100. 74 

48.82 

3574. 73 

374.05 

404.25 

114. 32 

77.27 

201. 90 

80.27 

400. 53 

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84812 0809-G-OI-004-000 

84813 0811-E-OI-003-000 

84826 0811-E-04-117-000 

84828 1010-G-03-018-000 

84840 1010-H-OI-009-000 

84841 0910-0-01-002-000 

84842 0610-A-01-015-000 

84845 1010-M-05-049-000 

84853 0911-A-02-116-000 

84856 0910-N-07-008-001 

84857 0809-1'.-02-003-000 

84858 L 

84859 L 

84885 0911-B-OI-005-000 

84887 0811-1'.-04-004-000 

84891 1010-L-OI-001-000 

84897 0312-P-OI-022-000 

GULFTECH 

GULFWAY 

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70.43 

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15.01 

22. 61 

26. 18 

24. 72 

37.25 

47. 85 

45. 18 

68. 08 

15.85 

14. 97 

22. 55 

484. 30 

649. 76 

53.23 

50. 27 

75. 74 

263. 43 

248. 75 

374.82 

20. 15 

19.02 

28.67 

1339.08 

1250.91 

1256. 40 

39. 72 

30. 32 

19.85 

17.63 

27.44 

25. 91 

39. 04 

6.34 

5.99 

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339.33 

320. 42 

482.81 

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166. 67 

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161. 11 

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84905 0811-K-02-005-002 HARBOR SHOP 998 G 43, 33 

40. 92 

61.66 145.91 

84910 0703-19-017-000 HARDWARE PLUS 6353 M 333, 60 

261. 62 595.22 

84918 0811-F-04-018-000 HARRISON-GOUNDAS JOY 335 G 14. 55 

13. 74 

20. 70 

84919 0810-N-02-040-000 HARRY'S AUTO REPAIR f~/YYiJ 732 a 31. 78 

48.99 

30.01 

45. 22 107.01 

84921 1010-G-02-033-000 HARTS HOME FURNISHINGS 21827 G 947. 73 

894. 91 

1348. 47 3191. 11 

84929 L HATTIESBURG GROCERY CD 180 EW 10.28 

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7.41 17.69 

84930 0910-M-OI-003-000 HAVARD PEST CONTROL INC 1568 a 68.08 

64.29 

96. 87 229.24 

84932 0908-N-04-003-000 HAYES DONALD POOLS 812 00 35.64 

33. 29 

33.44 102, 37 

84941 070B-H-03-00S-000 HEALTH CARE SERVICES INC~~ 1794 GO 78. 74 

73. 55 

73.88 226. 17 

84944 0811-0-03-058-000 HEARTWELL'S CHRISTIAN MoRTOARY 3216 G 139.64 

131. 86 

198.68 470. 18 

84945 0709-K-OI-001-000 HEARTWOOD SIGNS 467 GO 20. 50 

19. 15 

19.23 58. 88 

84950 1010-0-01-004-001 HERITAGE INVESTMENT CORP 406 G 17.63 

16. 65 

25.08 

84951 0811-8-06-028-000 HERNDON PETROLEUM SERVICE INC .~(1?1~~ 

G 17.63 

59. 36 

16. 65 

25.08 59. 36 

84959 0809-G-OI-004-000 HHICHEM 13650 GO 599. 10 

559.65 

562. 11 1720.86 

849600911-D-03-031-000 HEWES AUTO REPAIR INC 1272 G 55.23 

52. 15 

78. 58 185. 96 

84961 0811-K-03-009-000 HEWES HARRY PATTY AT LAW 401 G 17.41 

16. 44 

24. 77 58. 62 

84967 0811-8-05-027-000 HIGHLAND SQUARE COMPLEX RENTAL oFFI 119 a 5. 17 

4. 88 

7. 35 17.40 

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84978 0811-L-Ol-013-000 HILLCREST FARMERS MARKET 554 G 24.05 

22. 71 

34.23 80. 99 

84980 0910-L-02-030-000 HILTON F B JR DMD 1934 G 83.97 

79.29 

119. 48 282. 74 

84982 0811-D-03-071-000 HII,ES GARAGE 1394 G 60. 53 

57.15 

86.12 203. 80 

84986 0810-C-04-043-001 HNH FOOD & GAS 4546 GO 199.52 

186.39 

84988 0611-N-02-007-000 

187.20 573. 11 

HODA CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 0&/l7'~ 3992 L 175.21 

199.92 

281. 24 656.37 

84989 0811-G-05-023-000 HOFF APARTI1ENTS 264 G 11. 46 

10.82 

16.31 38. 59 

84990 0811-G-04-079-000 HOFF APARTMENTS & LAUNDRY 1083 G 47.02 

44. 40 

66.91 158.33 

84993 0911-D-03-032-000 HOLDER'S RESTAURANT 736 G 31. 96 

30. 18 

45. 47 107.61 

85001 0811-F-02-037-000 HOMES ROBERT ATTORNEY 2626 G 114. 02 

107.67 

85004 L HONEYBEE'S SNACK & CHIPS f7

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Number 

Parcel Number 

Owner 

Name 


LISTING 

Assessed SP 

Value HE 

85031 0808-M-02-004-001 HULL JOSEPH DANIEL DR /!d~/J/2-S-- 599 GO 26.29 

24. 56 

/Zttb".4/J&J 

24.67 

85034 0811-K-03-013-000 HUSBAND ROBERT E ATTY . 212 G 9.21 

75. 52 

8.69 

13.10 

85037 L HYDRAULIC BALER SERVICEUti~ 1086 

G 47.15 

31. 00 

44. 53 

67.09 158. 77 

85058 1010-G-02-023-000 INDEPENDENT AUTO BODY 797 G 34.61 

32.68 

85061 0811-C-05-025-000 INDY'S INC 

49.24 116.53 

till eN!;; rV /) Ce.h.J:VJ 11406 G 495.25 

467.65 

704.66 1667. 56 

85062 0910-0-01-001-000 INDY'S RESTAURANT INC til 9074 G 393.99 

372.03 

560.59 1326.61 

85063 0808-M-OI-004-002 INDY'S RESTAURANT INC tl2 8971 GO 393. 74 

367.81 

85066 0910-N-06-014-000 INGRAM ROOFING 

369.43 1130.98 

Po!-/tr 'J.J 

1828 G 79.37 

74.95 

112.93 267.25 

85067 0312-P-02-014-000 INLAND BARGE TRAINING INC 1652 P 72. 51 

113.28 

77.07 

85070 1010-H-OI-027-000 INNOVATIVE CDr1PUTING A-.Je!~J 3009 G 130.65 

262.86 

123.37 

185.90 439.92 

85072 1010-E-02-031-000 INSIDE OUTSIDE SHOWROOM Pd-I/-2u 774 G 33.61 

31. 73 

47.82 113. 16 

85076 0511-H-03-002-000 INTEGRITY 5262 L 230.95 

263.52 

85081 L INTERPRISE INC 

370. 71 

(Jd-/o- '2- (,. 

171 GO 7.51 

865. 18 

7.01 

85086 0811-E-03-091-000 IRONS ROY L DDS 5166 G 

7.04 

224.31 

21. 56 

211. 81 

319.16 

85095 0811-N-02-002-000 ITHALCAL GROUP INC ~ft7lJ 912 G 39.60 

755.28 

37.39 

56.34 133.33 

85098 0808-N-04-039-000 J '" B AUTO PARTS 15717 GO 689.82 

644. 40 

85099 0811-B-OI-035-000 

647.23 1981. 45 

J & G UPHOLSTERY & ANTIQUES 273 G 11. 85 

11. 19 

16.87 39.91 

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85100 0510-P-OI-012-001 J t, J ENTERPRISES ;Gud~wJz 1275 KW 72.82· 

85104 0910-N-06-012-000 J AND G UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSE 208 

52.50 125.32 

G 9.03 

8. 53 

85112 1010-E-02-001-000 J ELLIS ~ COMPANY 

12.85 30. 41 

Pol C),IY 2115 G 91. 83 

86.72 

85116 0611-E-OI-012-000 J R BARKER CONSTRUCTION 7745 

130.66 309.21 

L 339. 93 

387.87 

85123 0910-N-06-015-000 JACK BEATTIE'S HOUSE OF CARPET 2713 

545.64 1273. 44 

G 117.80 

11 I. 23 

85124 0811-B-04-040-000 JACK MEEKS ESTATE-APARTMENTS 157 

167.61 396.64 

G 6.82 

6.44 

9. 70 

85130 0811-C-04-041-002 JACKSON HEWITT TAX SERVICE rfJd.d (YJ~ 752 G 32.65 

22.96 

30.83 

85131 0910-0-01-001-000 

46. 46 109.94 

JACKSON HEWITT TAX SERVICE ~,~ 2678 

G 116.28 

85132 0809-1'.-01-001-001 

109.80 

165.45 

JACKSON ·HEWITT TAX SERVICE 9~~~462 

GO 151. 95 

141.94 

391. 53 

142. 57 436. 46 

85136 0612-8-03-068-000 JAKE ERI.IN AUTO 

1430 L 62. 76 

SALES fib0J /17l~ 

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Value HE-REG 

HE 

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85139 0810-N-02-024-000 JAt1ES GAUT I ER 181 

71. 61 

100. 74 235. 11 

G 7.86 

85142 0811-1'.-04-015-000 JAN'S UPHOLSTERY 251 

7. 42 

1I. 18 26. 46 

G 10.90 

10.29 

15.51 

85160 0911-B-01-003-001 JERMYN EDWARD SURVEYOR ~ /J7I0 706 G 30. 65 

36. 70 

85162 1010-H-03-020-000 JERRY ROBERTS APARTMENTS 138 G 

28.95 

43.62 

5.99 

103.22 

85165 0810-C-06-016-000 JERRY'S TIRE 

5.66 

8. 53 20. 18 

rJk-Ld/rnJ 

471 GO 20.67 

19.31 

85170 0808-0-04-001-000 J Ir1 WALTER HOMES 

19.40 59.38 

Pol 1/-2...':,- 

1808 GO 79.35 

85172 0312-F-01-038-000 JIr1MY', DIAN FISHING CAMP fJcy (0 -3/ 372 P 

74.13 

74. 45 227. 93 

16.33 

25. 51 

17.35 59. 19 

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85180 0810-0-02-036-000 

85181 0612-13-01-004-000 

85183 0810-K-02-005-000 

851860911-0-0J-064-000 

85191 0811-F-05-063-000 

85192 0808-E-02-030-000 

85193 0811-J-01-006-000 

85J96 07JI-N-02-102-000 

85197 0711-0-03-036-000 

85198 0313-H-02-027-001 

85199 OB08-E-02-035-000 

85202 0910-1-01-088-000 

85204 0811-G-OI-0J4-000 

85206 0811-C-03-067-000 

85219 0313-H-02-088-000 

85220 08JO-N-04-056-000 

Owner 

Name 

.JOE HUTZLER MECHANICAL 

JOE'S DUY 

JOHNS STEPHEN DR 

JOHNSON 8< 

!, SELL 

JOE~S RV PARTS L SERVICE 


JOHN CRAIN CADINET FINISHING !, REFI 

JOHN J 

JOHNS LOUNGE 

JOHNSON DON ATTY 

JONES MALCOLM 

HAGANS SCHWINN CYCLING !, FIT 

10538 

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102 

7045 

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85222 0810-N-05-006-001 JONES PRODUCE 3041 G 132.04 

124.68 

85226 0313-H-02-087-000 

187.87 

JONES TERR I DENTIST '0,(J./ 10

Receipt 

Number 

85301 0611-G-Ol-021-000 

85306 0411-05-040-000 

85308 0611-F-Ol-0l0-000 

85317 1010-F-Ol-021-000 

85324 0304-26-002-003 

85343 S 

Parcel Number 

85299 0910-P-05-054-000 

85312 0910-1-02-008-000 

85315 0711 0 03 071 000 

85330 0911-A-02-003-000 

85333 0611-N-02-007-005 

85346 0811-F-04-061-000 

85347 0109-18-050-002 

853480811-F-04-061-000 

85352 0808-L-02-045-000 

85353 1010-E-Ol-002-000 

85356 0608-C-Ol-076-000 

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Owner 

CHARLESE DDS 

KINGS FLEA MARKET 


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85368 0907-H-OI-016-000 LAMPKINS EQ COMPANY 8971 KW 512.33 

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369. 43 881. 76 

85377 0708-E-OI-018-000 LANDSCAPING BY GRIEBEL'S 313 KW 17. 88 

12. 89 30. 77 

85386 0511-C-OI-023-003 LAROSA GLASS CD 5752 EW 328. 50 

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85389 0910-L-02-016-000 LAUDELL'S ALTERATIONS 

236.87 565.37 

fk.ceJ /JncvC' 539 G 23.40 

22.10 

85393 0807-M-OI-020-000 LAWLER CURB STORE 10228 GO 

33.30 78.80 

448.91 

419.35 

B5394 0709-L-02-002-000 LAWLER'S # 4 4980 KW 

421. 19 1289. 45 

284.41 

85397 0811-F-04-041-000 LAWYER THEODORE J ATTORNEY AT LAW 389 G 

205. 08 

16. 89 

489. 49 

15.95 

85399 0511-P-OI-031-000 LEARNING TREE THE 453 L 

24.03 

19.88 

56.87 

22. 69 

85408 0810-N-02-040-000 LEE AUTO REPAIR 

31. 91 

~ JY'V'0----\.. 263 G 11. 42 

74.48 

10. 78 

85413 1010-N-04-010-000 LEFT OVERS 330 

16. 25 38. 45 

G 14. 33 

13. 53 

85424 S LI FES A BEACH 1438 G 

20.39 

62.44 

48.25 

58. 96 

85429 0810-C-04-025-001 LINDA STYLING SALON 

, 

443 GO 

88. 84 210.24 

19.44 

18. 16 

85434 0811-K-04-032-000 LINDSAY MANAGEMENT CO~IPA~~241 

G 

18.24 

140.72 

55.84 

85437 0811-B-OI-020-000 LITTLE HAMBURGER 

132.88 

200.23 

:JJ:ifY 'v /?J1~- 

884 G 38. 38 

36. 24 

473.83 

85439 0811-L-04-128-000 LI TTLE ROBERT DR 

54. 61 129.23 

1209" G 52.49 

49. 57 

85440 0911-B-02-009-003 LI VE OAKS APT 4252 

74. 69 

G 184. 62 

176.75 

174.33 

85443 0910-0-01-001-000 LIZ HELWICK COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE 770 G 

262. 69 621.64 

33.43 

31. 57 

47.57 112. 57 

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Number 

Parcel Number 

Owner 

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85447 0811-E-04-077-000 LOCKETTS MORTUARY 3466 G 150.49 

142. II 

214. 13 506. 73 

85458 0612-A-03-056-000 LONG BEACH JEWELRY CO 2791 L 122. 50 

139. 77 

196.63 458.90 

85461 0611-N-02-031-000 LONG BEACH PROGRESS ~/Y)~ 

. 599 L 26.29 

30.00 

42.20 98.49 

85465 L LONGI~ATER FUNDING RESOURCES 494 G 21.45 

20.25 

30. 52 72.22 

85467 0313-A-03-060-000 LORAINE FLOWER SHOP l(239 P 54.38 

84.96 

57.80 

85468 1009-M-01-001-007 LOS LATINOS LATIN AMERICAN 11~~ 

G 54. 45 

197. 14 

51. 41 

77.47 183;33 

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85470 0808-N-04-044-000 LOUIS SMITH WELDING 11324 GO 497.01 

464.28 

466.32 1427.61 

85476 0312-P-02-035-000 LUCKY COIN LAUNDRY 2063 P 90. 54 

141. 46 

96.24 328.24 

85477 0312-P-02-035-000 LuCKY FOOD 11ART 3658 P 160. 55 

250.83 

170.65 582.03 

85478 0312-P-02-035-000 LUCK Y FOOD I1ART /CHARLIE NroLET 5515 p 242.05 

378. 16 

257.27 

85479 0811-L-04-134-000 LUCKY 7 VIDEO 

f11d /rr,cJ 

1250 G 54.28 

877. 48 

51. 25 

77.23 182. 76 

85485 0707-A-Ol-008-000 LYr1AN TROPHIES 5627 GO 246. 97 

230. 71 

85494 0810-N-04-065-000 M & M PAINT & EDDY SHOP 

231.72 709. 40 

433 G 18.80 

17.75 

26. 75 63.30 

85497 0705-05-023-000 11 C T C 30207 H 1586. 17 

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1243.92 2830.09 

85503 MACTON CONSTRUCTION 2950 E 154.90 

121. 48 276.38 

85504 0808~I-02-017-000 MADDEN'S VENDING 375 GO 16. 46 

15. 38 

15.44 47. 28 

85519 0506-21-018-000 MAONOLI A RI DOE " ASSOC I 126 M 6. 62 

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85526 0412-0-04-011-000 MAIN CLEAN 2137 P 93. 79 

146. 53 

85540 0809-D-01-001-000 MAJOR'S HAIR CENTER 629 

99.69 340.01 

GO 27.61 

25. 79 

85543 0107-30-005-002 MALLEYS SLAUGHTER HOUSE 1172 

25.90 

M 61. 54 

79.30 

85548 0811-L-03-065-000 

48. 26 

MM~NY 'S SANITARY SUPPLIES.fJJd.dfYI'\je;), 210 

G 9.12 

109.80 

8. 61 

85565 0811-K-03-038-000 MARK LARSON ATTORNEY 

12. 97 

277 G 12. 03 

30. 70 

11. 36 

85573 0710-H-02-007-000 MARSHALLS REPAIR SHOP 3090 GO 

17. 11 40. 50 

135.62 

126.69 

85576 0510-P-02-003-001 MARTIN AUTOMOTIVE 473 JW 

127.25 389. 56 

27.01 

85579 0810-E-OI-033-000 MARTIN'S GROCERY 2611 

33.32 60.33 

GO 114. 60 

107.05 

85580 0810-E-OI-009-000 MARTIN'S LOUNGE 459 GO 

107. 52 

20. 15 

18.82 

329.17 

85582 0706-11-01-007-001 4871 K 

18.90 57.87 

255. 78 

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85589 L 

200. 59 456. 37 

~IATRIX 162 G 7.03 

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10.01 

85590 0910-N-07-007-002 MAUR I CE 'S UPHOLSTERY Ju!J /7)~ 208 G 9.03 

23.68 

B. 53 

85595 0811-K-03-039-000 

12. 85 30.41 

rIAYFIELD'S FINE FLORAL DESIG~dJ I7'J~3 

G 9. 25 

85596 0808-K-03-114-000 MCADAMS THOMAS INSURANCE 

8. 73 

13. 16 

124 GO 5.44 

31. 14 

5.08 

85598 0808-L-02-038-000 MCCAFFREY STANLEY SIGN !, PLASTIC 9454 GO 

5. 11 

414.94 

15.63 

387. 61 

85622 0810~P-03-004-000 MCGUIRE REAL ESTATE INC 

389. 32 1191. 87 

2016 G 87. 53 

82. 66 

85626 0811-C-03-065-000 ~ICNAIR LAWRENCE DR 2611 

124. 55 294. 74 

G 113. 37 

107. 05 

161. 31 381. 73 

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85627 D711-P-03-019-000 ~lCNALLEY STEVEN APARHIENTS /cy..-//c: t 2-/246 G 10.68 

10. 09 

15.20 

35. 97 

85641 0711-G-02-046-000 

~lEDICAL SPEECH I, HEARING SERVICES 2195 

G 95. 31 

90. 00 

135.61 

320. 92 

85644 0910-1-02-008-000 

MEDITERRANEAN MARBLE INC 

374 

G 16. 24 

15.33 

23.11 

54. 68 

85645 0511-P-OI-034-001 

~lEL SMITH (VENDING) 

190 

L 8. 34 

9. 52 

13.39 

85646 0908-M-OI-006-000 

MELANIES BEAUTY SHOP Olotd~'-'/ 108 

GO 4. 74 

31. 25 

4.43 

4. 45 

13.62 

85650 L 

279 L J2.25 

13.97 

19.66 45.88 

85651 L :::::::::::)Pd/I- /;J 406 GO 17.82 

16. 65 

16. 72 51. 19 

85652 L ~lERCHANTS BANK 451 G 19.58 

18. 49 

27.86 

85673 0710-1'.-01-026-000 ~lICHAEL W PETERS APARnlENT~~372 

G 16. 15 

65.93 

15.25 

22. 98 54. 38 

85674 0809-1'.-02-003-000 MICHAEL'S 8363 GO 367. 05 

342. 88 

344. 39 1054. 32 

85685 0811-1'.-02-005-007 MID SOUTH SAILING CHARTERS 339 G 14. 72 

13. 90 

85687 L mGHTY DISH 

20.94 49. 56 

Pd-II-2.-j 

101 P 4.43 

6.93 

4. 71 16.07 

85690 0811-F-05-032-000 MIKE J MERCIER CPA 824 G 35. 78 

33. 78 

50. 91 

85691 080B-0-02-126-000 MIKE JENKINS GJM n~ 

121 GO 5. 31 

120.47 

4. 96 

85693 080B-N-04-036-001 MIKE'S LAWNMDWERS 

4. 98 

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628 GO 27. 56 

15.25 

25. 75 

85700 L MINOLTA CORPORATION PC,! f/- L 25. 86 79.17 

/ 300 G 13. 03 

12. 30 

18. 53 43. 86 

85701 0811-E-04-096-000 MIRACLE CLEANERS ~ LAUNDRY 4616 G 200. 43 

189.26 

285. 18 674. 87 

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85705 07JO-N-03-28-001 MISSISSIPPI CAR WASH 175 G 7.60 

7. 18 

85708 0810-0-01-007-000 MISSISSIPPI MOVING SYSTEMS~~ 1916 G 

10.81 

83. 19 

25. 59 

78. 56 

85711 L MOBILE COrlM OF FLORIDA INC 6466 G 

118. 37 

280. 75 

280. 12 

265. 11 

85715 0811-0-03-054-000 MODERN IMAGE VIDEO 407 G 

399. 47 

17.67 

945.33 

16. 69 

85719 0711-J-OJ-060-000 MOMAN MARIA M MD 2982 G 

25. 14 

129. 48 

59. 50 

122. 26 

85723 0811-0-06-029-000 MONOGRMIS 2260 G 

184.23 

98. 13 

435.97 

92. 66 

85724 0910-M-03-001-000 MONTANA INSURANCE 1970 G 

139. 62 

85. 54 

330.41 

80. 77 

85732 L 

121. 71 

rIOORE-HANDLE~u2iOi/Yf\~. 

189 Hi 10. 79 

288. 02 

85733 0811-E-02-028-000 

7. 78 

MORGAN GLASS COMPANY~ ()~ 4195 G 182. 15 

18.57 

172.00 

85737 0909-0-04-025-000 MORRISON' MORRISON ADVERTISING 306 G 

259.17 

13.29 

613.32 

12. 55 

18.90 

85746 0703-19-024-000 MOTHER NATURE AND COMPANY %eI/Yr-cd 154 M 8.09 

44. 74 

85755 0612-8-04-029-000 MR CASH PAI,N SHOP 948 L 

6.34 

41. 61 

14. 43 

47.48 

85758 0211-A-OI-005-001 MR K'S ONE STOP 940 

66. 79 

G 49.36 

155.88 

85771 L 168 G 

43.85 

7.29 

93. 21 

6. 89 

85775 0910-M-OI-065-000 MUSIC EGUIPMENT REPAIR 1328 G 

10. 38 

57.66 

24. 56 

54.45 

85776 0810-N-04-070-000 MUSIC SHOP 

82.04 194. 15 

3920 G 170.23 

160.74 

85792 0811-L-OI-004-000 NAOMIS CAKE CASTLE 5164 G 

242.21 

224. 22 

573. 18 

211. 72 

319.03 754.97 

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85798 0811-B-06-031-000 NATIONAL CREDIT REPAIR SERVICE1kfJ&f)Vi~5 G 11. 07 

10.46 

85811 L 

85820 0809-B-03-001-000 

85825 L 

85826 0811-F-04-002-000 

85838 0911-A-02-117-000 

85839 0910-P-02-003-000 

85840 0612-E-OI-002-000 

NATIONSBANC LEASING CORP 

NCR 

NDC 

CORPORATION 

NECAISE ALBERT ATTORNEY 

NEW ORLEANS FRENCH MARKET 

NHJ ORLEANS GUMBO HOUSE ~d~/o'?J 

NEW ORLEANS SALVAGE 1< . 99 STORE 

85845 0811-F-02-094-000 

NICOVICH DARNELL L ATTORNEY 

527 

G 22. BB 

21. 61 

32. 56 77.05 

85855 1010-H-02-002-000 NORMAN PATRICK REALTY 221 G 9. 60 

9. 06 

13. 65 32.31 

85880 0811-G-02-043-000 NUGENTS UPHOLSTERY 467 G 20.2B 

19. 15 

28. 85 

85891 0911-A-02-015-001 OAK TERRACE M H RENTALS ~ 1;l~ 137 G 5. 95 

68.28 

5.62 

8.46 20. 03 

85892 0911-D-04-039-000 OAK TREE TOWNHDMES DASH ENTERPRISES 112 G 4.86 

4. 59 

6.92 16.37 

fbt II-Lf 

85895 0512-1-03-015-000 OASIS CONDOMINIUMS 2897 L 127.15 

145.08 

204.09 476. 32 

85904 0612-C-03-001-000 OIL PLUS INC 1507 L 66. 14 

75. 47 

106. 17 247.78 

85905 1010-L-OI-010-000 01\ SIGNS 331 G 14. 37 

13.57 

20. 45 48. 39 

85912 0811-G-06-043-000 OLD SOUTH GUEST HOUSE 854 G 37.08 

35. 01 

52. 76 124.85 

9752 

3565 

177 

1001 

1018 

1240 

1202 

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GO 

L 

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15.75 

423.43 

399. 83 

602. 48 

156.47 

146. 17 

146. 81 

7. 77 

8. 86 

12. 47 

43. 46 

41. 04 

61. 84 

44. 20 

41. 74 

62.89 

53. 84 

50. 84 

76.61 

52. 76 

60. 20 

84. 68 

37. 28 

1425.74 

449.45 

29. 10 

146. 34 

148.83 

181. 29 

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85916 0711-M-05-037-002 

85920 1010-P-OI-006-000 

85926 0612-B-03-070-000 

85929 L 

85932 0709-H-03-002-000 

85937 0808-1-03-172-000 

85938 0808-K-03-125-001 

85942 0911-A-02-117-000 

85944 0910-P-05-051-000 

85958 1010-F-02-004-000 

85960 0810-0-01-010-000 

85964 0910-1-03-001-000 

85965 0910-K-02-025-001 

85968 0911-A-02-082-000 

85969 OBI1-E-05-025-000 

85973 0810-C-02-048-000 

Owner 

Name 

OLE SOUTH SMOKE HOUSE INC 

OLLIE OAKS 

ONE STOP AUTO PARTS 

ONEAL ROGERT 

2883 

684 

2644 

1977 

986 

ORTHODONTIC CENTERS OF AMER Ic1Jili.d 1J yceil 

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PALAZZO ENTERPR ISES Cifz-&:o?-J 

PAOLA 

DR 

ORANGE GROVE APPLIANCE REPAIR Pd-If-/(f 150 

ORANGE GROVE PAIIH ?, BODY fist (0-2..-7 275 

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ORANGE GROVE TRACTOR ?, St1ALL ENGIN~/i";h4kJ 

oRANGUTANG'S STEVE NELSON 

PAGE ELECTRIC 

PALAZZO'S SHOE REPAIR 

PALMETTO APARTMENTS 

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8~914 0811-K-03-032-000 oLOE TOWN BISTRO ~ (J/~ 119 G 5.17 

275 

1860 

1974 

106 

252 

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4.88 

7.35 

126. 53 

144.38 

203. 11 

29. 70 

28.04 

42.26 

116.05 

132.41 

186.27 

86. 77 

99.01 

139.28 

6. 58 

6.15 

6.18 

12.07 

11. 28 

11.32 

94.19 

87. 99 

88.37 

42.81 

40.43 

60.92 

246.23 

232. 51 

350.35 

12. 72 

12.01 

18.10 

3232.66 

3052. 49 

4599. 58 

11. 94 

11.28 

16.99 

80. 76 

76.26 

114.91 

85. 71 

80.93 

121. 95 

4.60 

4.35 

6. 55 

11.06 

10.33 

10.38 

17.40 

474.02 

100.00 

434. 73 

325.06 

.18.91 

34. 67 

270. 55 

144. 16 

829.09 

42. 83 

10884. 73 

40.21 

271. 93 

288. 59 

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85975 0611-0-01-011-001 PARK PLAZA APARTMENTS 1239 L 54.38 

62.05 

87.29 203.72 

85976 0711-P-OI-0l1-000 PARK SIDE APARTMENTS BFG IN~~~1764 

G 76. 59 

72.32 

108.98 257.89 

85978 0410-9-02-020-000 PARKER'S PIT 153 Q 8.03 

7. 14 15. 17 

85980 0811-9-02-031-003 PARKERS SHOE REPAIR !, BOOT SHOP 1644 G 71,38 

67. 40 

101. 57 240. 35 

85982 0808-E-02-032-000 PARTS PLUS AUTO STORE 8052 GO 353. 40 

330. 13 

331. 58 

85993 0811-B-06-031-000 PASS ROAD BUY !< SELL}~!()lJ 322 G 13.98 

1015. 11 

13. 20 

19.89 47,07 

86002 OBI1-B-OI-012-002 PAT'S BEAUTY SALON 242 G 10, 51 

9.92 

14.95 35. 38 

86008 0910-N-02-002-000 PAUL SU~IMERS GARAGE 224 G 9. 73 

9, 18 

13.84 32.75 

86010 0811-F-05-044-000 PAULSON GAMING SUPPLIES INC~~34347 

G 1491. 35 

1408. 23 

2121,96 5021. 54 

86018 0612-C-03-043-000 PECAN VILLAGE APTS (J2dd!~ 10395 L 456. 24 

520. 58 

732. 33 1709. 15 

86035 0911-A-02-129-001 PEREZ VISION CLINIC 1529 G 66, 39 

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62. 69 

94.46 223. 54 

86039 0611-E-02-120-000 PERFORMANCE STERE~~~~ 3044 L 133.60 

152.44 

214.45 500. 49 

86049 OBI0-N-02-024-000 PERSONAL TOUCH AUTO DETAIL SHOP 211 G 9. 16 

8.65 

13.04 30,85 

86052 OBII-F-05-039-000 PETE'S ELECTRIC 4982 G 216. 32 

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204. 26 

86064 0910-1-02-008-000 

307. 79 

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86085 0910-N-04-053-000 P ITT STOP LOUNGE 1142 G 49.59 

46.82 

70.55 166. 96 

86086 0811-B-07-004-000 PITTMAN'S DUPLEX 

0kJi.f/h\~J. 

119 G 5.17 

4.88 

7.35 17.40 

86087 0711-1-02-110-001 PITTS JAMES Q APARTMENTS f1ii ~J 137 G 5.95 

5.62 

86103 0910-N-07-007-003 PODLIN BERNARD DDS 1058 

8. 46 20.03 

G 45.94 

43.3B 

86105 0910-N-OI-024-000 POLK'S ALTERATIONS 279 G 

65.36 154.68 

12.11 

11. 44 

86108 080B-L-02-017-000 

17.24 

POOL BREEZE INC ~;I c?)\~( 997 GO 43. 76 

40. 79 

40.BB 

86113 0313-H-02-026-000 PORTRAITS BY LISA HOWELL 317 P 

41. 06 

13.91 

125. 70 

21. 74 

86114 0707-B-OI-027-000 POSSESSIONS JEWELRY 378 GO 

14.79 50. 44 

16.59 

15.50 

86133 0808-E-02-003-004 PRETTY PALS PET PLACE 275 GO 

15. 57 

12.07 

47.66 

11. 28 

86137 0808-M-02-004-001 PRIMARY CARE MEDICAL CENTER PA~/d-~~2166 

GO 

11.32 34.67 

533.97 

498.81 

&JzJd . 

501. 00 1533. 78 

86140 0808-L-02-040-001 PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES ~~e-1?6 GO 7. 72 

7.22 

86148 0809-B-05-001-000 

7.25 

PRIORITY BUSINESS MANAGEl1ENT ~~~~5 

GO 22.16 

22. 19 

20. 71 

86151 0611-F-OI-009-000 PRO FAB REPAIR 190 L 

20.80 

8.34 

63.67 

9. 52 

86153 0910-N-07-007-002 PRO NAILS 1426 

13.39 31. 25 

G 61. 92 

58. 47 

86161 1009-M-03-001-000 PROP SHOP 1279 G 

88.10 

55.53 

208. 49 

52.44 

86162 0808-1-01-009-000 PROPERTY DAI1AGE APPRAISERS 844 GO 

79. 02 186.99 

37.04 

34. 60 

86170 L PURE CRYSTAL CONTINENTAL WATER CO 240 G 

34. 76 

10.42 

106. 40 

9.84 

14.83 35.09 

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861810810-P-02-005-000 QUALITY PRINTING ~LY~I 3991 G 173.29 

163.63 

86182 0911-0-06-039-000 

86184 0612-C-03-049-000 

86186 0910-N-06-02S-000 

86187 L 

86189 0711-M-02-016-000 

86192 0808-E-03-026-000 

86194 0611-J-OI-060-000 

86212 0811-F-04-057-000 

86213 0811-F-04-059-000 

86220 1010-E-OI-008-000 

86221 0612-G-OI-004-000 

86231 0710-1-03-040-000 

86239 080S-M-02-004-001 

862400808-0-02-126.001 

86244 0512-C-OI-005-001 

86253 0808-E-02-032-000 

QUEEN BEE 

QUINT AMERICA 

R B RADIATOR 

476 

276 

677 

1254 

311 

R K INSPECTION SERVICE INC ~;J-II~ 1257 

RIC 110TOR CO 

RAYNOR DONALD MD 

RED 

BALL GROCERY 

REED ROGER DR 

BEAUTY SALON 

QUICK CLEAN CLEANERS 

QUINS RONNIE FINER DETAILS 

RANDALL 

RANDALL 

AUTO-REPAIR 

BOBBY JOE ATTORNEY 

REALTY 

484 

347 

104 

If) ,/, . 

RAYFORD'S COMPUTER SERVICES ~,1Jl~452 

P()( -ID--z.z. 

1358 

5954 

115 

REFLECTIONS HAIR DESIGN ClJeJjJ frr\Q,,__}.... 941 

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RENTAL EXPRESS £id rVYlc.J 

509334 

336 

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246. 56 

20.67 

19.52 

29.41 

12. 11 

13.82 

19.44 

29. 40 

27. 76 

41. 83 

54. 45 

51. 41 

77. 47 

13.65 

15.57 

21. 91 

55.17 

51. 54 

51.76 

21. 24 

24.24 

34.10 

15.07 

14.23 

21.44 

4. 52 

4.26 

6. 43 

19.63 

18.53 

27.92 

59.60 

68.01 

95.67 

258. 52 

244. 11 

367.84 

5.05 

4. 72 

4. 74 

41. 30 

38. 58 

38. 75 

26745. 13 

35882. 58 

14. 75 

13. 78 

13.84 

583.48 

69.60 

45.37 

98.99 

183.33 

51. 13 

158.47 

79. 58 

50. 74 

15.21 

66.08 

223.28 

870. 47 

14.51 

118.63 

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42.37 

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86258 0612-G-02-002-000 RES I PRO 107 L 4. 70 

5.36 

7. 54 17.60 

86261 0811-F-02-038-000 RESOURCE 2000 LTD 607 G 26. 36 

24.89 

37. 50 88. 75 

86269 0910-0-01-001-000 RHODES FITNESS CENTER 11426 G 496. 12 

468. 47 

705.90 1670. 49 

86277 L RICHBURG AMUSEl1ENT 676 GO 29.67 

27. 72 

27.84 85.23 

86280 0811-E-02-015-000 RICHMOND FUNERAL HOME ( 3859 G 167.56 

"""'" 

158.22 

238.41 564. 19 

86294 L 171 GO 7. 51 

7.01 

7fi2 @fr~ 

7.04 21. 56 

86295 L RINSENVAC ~ 528 G 22.93 

21. 65 

32.62 77.20 

86296 S RIP TIDE RUNNERS INC 878 L 38. S4 

43. 97 

61. 86 144.37 

86297 0612-B-03-053-000 RISHEL GLEN ATTY 431 L 18.92 

21.58 

30.36 70.86 

86306 0810-F-04-009-001 ROBBY'S AUTO REPAIR 234 GO 10.27 

9. 59 

9.64 29.50 

86307 0808-E-04-012-000 ROBBY'S SEAFOOD 7783 GO 341. 60 

319.10 

86309 0903-24-005-000 

320. 50 981. 20 

ROBERT ANDERSON TAXIDER~~ 207 M 10.87 

7 /J~ 

8. 52 19.39 

86310 L ROBERT 00HNSON AMUSE MEN 556 L 24. 40 

27.84 

39. 17 91. 41 

86313 0611-0-01-033-000 ROBERT'S TRUCK AND ACCESSORIES 3691 L 162.00 

184.85 

260.03 606.88 

86320 0811-F-05-038-000 ROllINSON DALE 402 G 17.45 

16. 48 

24.84 58. 77 

86326 L ROCKFORD INDUSTRIES I~~ _ 2174 G 94. 40 

86328 0907-1-04-048-000 ROCKING K VIDEO .:; /JIf!tt


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Owner Name 

Value HE HE TO ADVALORHI CREDIT FOREST TOTAL TAX 

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86331 0511-1-02-034-000 ROLLER EXPRESS SKATE CENTER ~/O 1335 L 58.59 

66.86 

94.05 

86335 1010-H-03-009-000 

RON'S AUTO CARE 

104 

G 4. 52 

4.26 

6. 43 

86337 0911-A-02-091-000 

RONNIE G'5 ANTIQUE 'I< FURN RESTORE 1001 

G 43. 46 

41. 04 

61. 84 

86338 0903-24-020-000 

RONNIE LADNER 

322 

M 16.91 

f2.e.rlfe/~uA.. 

13. 26 30.17 

86340 0808-0-02-126-001 ROOKIES 1929 GO 84. 66 

79. 09 

79. 44 243. 19 

86341 0612-B-04-031-000 ROSALIE STATION CAR WASH ~, DETAIL 9417 L 413. 31 

471. 60 

663. 43 1548.34 

86343 0811-F-02-031-000 ROSETTI JERRY J 

Pd-I D-L..L- 

839 G 36. 43 

86344 0711-K-04-018-001 ROSILYNS BEAUTY SHOP 1173 G 50.93 

48.09 

, 

219.50 

15.21 

146.34 

34. 40 

51. 83 1.22.66 

72. 47 

86349 0809-K-OI-001-010 RmJD'~S ~1f'Y\J 16344 GO 717.34 

171. 49 

670. 10 

673.05 2060.49 

86362 0809-E-02-004-000 RUE 21 30269 GO 1328.51 

1241. 03 

1246.48 3816. 02 

86365 0711-G-04-042-000 RUSHING SIDNEY L 164 G 7. 12 

6. 72 

10. 13 23.97 

86372 0811-K-03-019-000 R\-JI INC 601 G 26. 10 

24.64 

86381 0910-1-03-001-000 SAFE HARBOR 

37. 13 

INTERNET PROVIDER ~ez;/~~ 

G 133.78 

87.87 

126. 32 

86385 0511-E-02-012-001 SAFETY MEDICAL INC 

190.34 450.44 

Pd-/D-2-{ 

2648 L 116.22 

132. 61 

186. 55 

86397 0808-K-02-056-000 SAMM £Jd (YY\U 

590 GO 25. 90 

435. 38 

86400 0910-0-01-001-000 SAMUEL'S FOR HAIR 

24. 19 

24. 30 

236 G 10.25 

74. 39 

14.58 

9.68 

34.51 

86408 0808-E-02-035-000 SA~,DHILL SPORTS 5516 GO 242. 10 

226. 16 

227. 15 695.41 

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86409 0509-K-OI-00I-002 SA~,DOLLAR POOLS 365 E 19. 17 

8 

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15.03 34.20 

86417 0702-L-02-020-000 SAUCIER LAUNDRY MAT 736 H 38.65 

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SEA KING SEAFOO;~d rJi\W 

30. 31 68.96 

86437 0811-H-OI-001-002 2666 G 115.76 

109. 31 

164.71 389. 78 

86443 0810-N-04-037-000 SEASHORE GRAPHICS 9138 G 396. 77 

374.66 

564. 55 1335.98 

86445 0711-0-03-033-000 SEASIDE SCREEN PRINTING kJl-1o'l( 3701 G 160. 70 

151. 74 

228. 65 541.09 

86446 0808-E-04-003-000 SEASONS NURSERY 836 GO 36. 69 

34. 28 

34. 43 105.40 

86447 0611-N-02-007-007 SECOND 2 NONE HAIR BOUTIQUE 1326 L 58. 20 

66. 41 

93. 42 218.03 

86451 0808-E-02-030-006 SELECT SERVICES ~~~1654 

GO 72. 59 

67. 81 

68. 11 208.51 

B6453 080B-L-02-009-001 SENIOR INFORMATION SERVIC S 288 GO 12.64 

11. 81 

11. 86 36. 31 

86462 L SEWARDS ICE CREAM 1714 G 74.42 

70. 27 

(jdd ,) 105. 89 

86463 0811-E-04-114-000 SHA BAZZS FISHHAVEN' ~ )~~ 667 G 28. 96 

250. 58 

27.35 

41. 21 97. 52 

86468 0811-K-03-019-000 SHAW WALKER ARCHITECTS PA 2928 G 127. 13 

120.05 

180.89 428. 07 

86472 0704-29-020-000 SHELL A'8 HAIR SHACI\ 304 M 15.96 

~ . 

12. 52 28.48 

86479 0603-23-057-028 SHIRLEY'S GROCERY AND HARDI·JAR ~53 M 134.06 

~.'.A 105. 13 239. 19 

86481 0910-0-01-001-001 SHOE CITY #2521 1043 G 45.28 

42. 76 

64. 44 152. 48 

86482 0808-E-02-032-000 SHOE CITY INC #2581 906 GO 39. 76 

37.15 

37.31 114.22 

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86484 0612-B-04-027-001 SHOE REPAIR 

560 L 24. 58 

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86489 S SHORELINE BEACH RENTALS Pol.- /,;0:31 435 G 18.89 

17.84 

26.87 63.60 

86491 0612-B-01-025-000 SHOWS TA GO 5029 L 220. 72 

251. 85 

354.29 826.86 

86492 0809-K-02-003-000 SHULAR COMPANIES 21199 GO 930.42 

869. 16 

86495 0910-P-04-007-001 SIGNAL GRAPHICS PRINTING 

872.97 2672. 55 

fel-Io-23 4040 G 175.42 

165.65 

249.60 590.67 

86497 0808-E-02-035-000 SILK AND LACE LINGERIE t&0I~ 930 GO 40. 82 

38. 13 

38.30 117. 25 

86498 0711-M-02-004-000 SILVER DOLLAR LOUNGE 349 L 15.32 

17,48 

24. 59 57,39 

86501 0810-C-06-000-000 SIMON'S AUTO SALVAGE 410 GO 17.99 

16.81 

16.88 51. 68 

86504 0811-K-03-029-000 SIMPSON KEITH ATTY~~ 1985 G 86. 19 

81,39 

122.63 

86505 L SINGING RIVER ICE Pd 11-0 

187 G 8.12 

290. 21 

7.67 

11. 55 27.34 

86508 0711-J-01-004-000 SISON CORVETTE SERVICE ~ SUPPLY ;?~{{--3 393 G 17.06 

16, 11 

24.28 57.45 

86509 0107-32-133-000 SISSYS HAIR DESIGN 239 M 12, 55 

86510 0808-0-04-004-000 

SISTER I1ARTIN PALM READE~~ /fY/:UJ 185 GO 

9,84 22,39 

8,12 

7. 59 

7.62 23.33 

86511 L SIX C'S COFFEE SERVICE 144 G 6.25 

5.90 

8.90 21. 05 

86516 0511-P-01-034-000 SMITH AUTO SUPPLY 9286 L 407, 56 

465. 04 

654.20 1526. 80 

86519 0811-F-05-010-000 SMITH DONALD ATTORNEY AT LAW 111 G 4. 82 

4, 55 

6.86 16,23 

86528 0511-P-OI-034-001 SMITH'S TIRE AND AUTO SERVICE INC 7344 L 322,33 

367, 79 

86529 0708-H-03-038-000 SI1lTHS PLUt1G INO 

517,38 1207. 50 

151 GO 6.63 

6. 19 

6,22 19,04 

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2649 Q 139. 10 

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123. 58 2b.2.68 

86533 0313-C-OI-005-000 SNAPPY CAR WASH 729 P 32.00 

49. 99 

34. 01 116.00 

86534 ObI2-C-03-046-000 SNAPPY CAR WASH 735 L 32. 26 

36.81 

51. 78 120. 85 

86535 0911-0-02-001-000 SNAPPY CAR WASH 543 G 23. 58 

22. 26 

33. 55 79. 39 

86540 0405-M-OI-00I-001 SNOWDALL SHACK THE 174 M 9. 14 

86543 0811-K-03-004-000 

7.17 16.31 

SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY CONSULTId-16~2..-.J773 

G 33. 56 

31. 69 

86544 0910-F-04-020-001 SOLAR SUPPLY ~()I\CU ..} __ 

7667 G 

47. 76 113.01 

332.90 

314.35 

86550 0611-0-04-005-000 

473.67 1120.92 

SDr1ETHING SPECIAL ,AI1ILY HAIR CT~ 297 L 13.04 

/ 

20.92 48.83 

~ 14.87 

86565 L SOUTHEAST AMUSEMENTS 200 GO 8. 78 

8. 20 

8.24 25.22 

86566 L SOUTHEAST AI1USEMENTS 135 G 7.09 

6.30 13.39 

86567 L SOUTHERN BELLE SANDWICH 657 G 28. 53 

26.94 

40. 59 96.06 

86577 0910-L-OI-084-000 SOUTHERN DENTAL LAB 296 G 12.85 

, 12.14 

18.29 43.28 

86583 0811-K-03-025-000 SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA~/l~ 

1186 G 51. 50 

48.63 

73.27 173.40 

86584 0509-K-OI-00I-006 SOUTHERN MARDLE INCORPORATED 1588 E 83.39 

65. 39 148. 78 

86589 0808-0-01-006-000 SOUTHERN PINE ANTIGUES & COLLECTIDL 3913 GO 171. 74 

160.43 

161. 14 493. 31 

86594 L 

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1613 G 70.04 

66. 13 

99. 65 235. 82 

86600 0711-H-05-079-000 SOUTHMOORE VILLA . ~~~ 214 G 9. 29 

8. 77 

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86604 0811-L-OI-009-000 

86605 0612-0-03-027-000 

86609 0908-0-04-104-000 

86615 0910-N-06-010. 000 

86616 1010-G-03-018-000 

86618 0910-0-01-001-000 

86620 0809-E-02-004-000 

86627 0612-0-03-007-000 

86628 

86630 1010-G-03-018-000 

866590509-K-OI-001-011 

Owner 

SPARKLE CAR 

Name 

SPAYDE ,AYE ATTY 

SPECIALTY 

SPORTS UNLIMITED 

STATEWIDE 

CLEANING 


86664 0811-K-03-038-000 STEPHEN SMITH ATTORNEY 

36. 77 

i1fzi)/l~ 327 G 14. 20 

83.66 

13.41 

86677 0811-,-05-013-000 STR I CIILAND MARK II ATTORNEY 

20. 20 

492 G 21.36 

47.81 

20.17 

86680 0612-E-OI-004-000 STRIP SHOP 513 

30. 40 71. 93 

L 22. 52 

25. 69 

36. 14 84. 35 

86689 0313-H STUDIO GALLERY 104 2287 L 100. 38 

114. 53 

86690 0910-M-03-072-000 STUDIO PRODUCTIONS 

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808 G 

161. 12 376. 03 

35. 08 

33. 13 

49.92 118. 13 

414 

564 

6540 

268 

247 

8031 

6710 

312 

ST ~OSEPH FRONTIER CASINO~I7r>~ 195000 

STALLWORTH RENTS 

MACHINE WORK~ 

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SPORTSMANS OUTLET 

ST GEORGE PUOLISHING " PR INTING 

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86602 Oe08-J-03-048-000 SPANKIN CLEAN 352 GO 15. 45 

4217 

893 

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L 

GO 

G 

G 

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GO 

L 

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14. 43 

14. 50 

17.98 

16.97 

25. 58 

24. 75 

28.25 

39. 73 

287.04 

268. 14 

269.32 

11. 64 

10.99 

16. 56 

10. 72 

10.13 

15.26 

348. 71 

329.27 

496. 16 

294. 50 

275. 11 

276.32 

13.69 

15.62 

21. 98 

8466.90 

7995.00 

12047. 10 

183. 10 

172.90 

260.53 

46.89 

44. 38 

60. 53 

92. 73 

824. 50 

39. 19 

36.11 

1174.14 

845.93 

51. 29 

28509.00 

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86691 0512-N-Ol-002-000 STUFFED SHIRT FACTORY OUTLE~#d ~W P 482.92 

. 754. 48 

86695 0910-K-02-023-000 

86698 0313-F-02-054-000 

86704 0910-0-01-001-000 

86708 080B-E-04-010-000 

86709 0910-H-Ol-015-000 

86710 0910-H-Ol-007-000 

86711 0808-E-02-035-000 

86717 0811-K-03-004-000 

86730 S 

86734 L 

86737 0811-B-07-001-000 

86738 0808-K-02-056-000 

86739 0612-G-Ol-00l-000 

86740 080B-L-02-03B-000 

86746 0703-19-005-001 

86747 0910-0-01-001-000 

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SUBWAY 

SUGAR 

FASHIONS #147.~~ _ 

SUGAR 

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SUMRALL 

SUPER 

SUPER 

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VIDEO 

WASH 

PAM 

SUBWAY SANDWICHES ~, SALADS 

SUGAR SHACJ~ BAKERY 

SUNTRUST BANK 

THOMAS ATTY 

SUNNY BEACH RENTALS 

ATLANTA 

SUPER SAVER CUSTOM CARPETS 

SUPER SHOPPER ~ (]~ 

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SUSAN HARGROVE TECH NAIL 

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7841 

1897 

3529 

1087 

1465 

1209 

233 

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17. 11 

16. 15 

24. 34 

344. 14 

537.66 

365. 78 

82. 37 

77. 78 

117.20 

154. 89 

144. 69 

145. 32 

47. 20 

44. 57 

67. 15 

63. 61 

60. 07 

90.51 

53. 06 

49. 57 

49. 79 

10. 12 

9. 55 

14. 39 

53. 93 

50, 92 

76. 73 

101. 17 

95. 53 

1750.69 

57.60 

1247. 58 

277.35 

444.90 

158.92 

214. 19 

152.42 

34.06 

181. 58 

143.95 

340. 65 

1410 G 61.22 

57.81 

87. 11 206. 14 

341 GO 14. 97 

13. 98 

14. 04 42. 99 

10408 L 456. 81 

521. 23 

733. 24 1711. 28 

879 GO 38. 58 

36. 04 

36. 20 110.82 

280 M 14. 70 

11. 53 26.23 

114 G 4.95 

4.67 

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86753 0703-18-011-006 SWEET COLLECTION THE 1206 M 63.33 

49. 66 112.99 

86755 0911-8-01-010-000 SWEET SPOT 397 G 17.24 

16.28 

24. 53 58.05 

86757 0208-E-OI-003-000 Sl4ITZER PRODUCE 670 E 35. 18 

,,",""mJ~ ;J 

27. 59 62. 77 

86760 0710-~I-Ol-012-005 1113 G 48. 33 

45. 63 

68. 76 

86776 0808-D-04-012-000 TACO SoN8RERo ~ lB3B GO BO.67 

lb2.72 

75. 36 

75. 69 231.72 

B6777 1010-G-02-034-000 TAEKWONDO PLUS 735 G 31.91 

30.14 

45.41 107.46 

86779 080B-M-Ol-004-000 TAN TASTlC 1495 GO 65.62 

61. 30 

61. 56 lB8.48 

867B6 OB11-L-03-066-000 TATE DR DENTI ST Pd!l-(l{ 

3837 G 166. 60 

157.32 

237.05 560.97 

86787 0811-E-Ol-031-000 TAYLOR HARRIS DRUG STORE 3224 G 139.99 

132. 18 

199. lB 471. 35 

B6790 1011-D-03-05B-000 TEAGARDEN PARK APTS 1032 G 44. Bl 

42.31 

63. 76 150. B8 

B6791 L TECHNOLOGICAL SERVICE~ te!~ 390 G 16. 93 

15.99 

24. 09 57.01 

B6796 0910-P-05-054-002 TELCOH ENTERPRISES IN. ~j71 280 G 12. 16 

11. 48 

17.30 40.94 

B6804 0711-~-05-001-000 TERESA'S CLIP & CURL 166 G 7. 21 

6. 81 

10.26 24. 28 

B6B05 0909-L-04-003-000 43B G 19.02 

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Value HE 

17.96 

27. 06 64.04 

B6813 L THE 8ANCoRP GROUP INC 158 G 6. 86 

6. 48 

9. 76 23. 10 

86B16 0810-0-02-027-000 THE FLEA MARKE 255 G 11.07 

10.46 

15.75 37. 28 

B6B17 0910-1-01-061-000 THE GOURMET SHDPPE 312 G 13. 55 

12. 79 

19.28 45. 62 

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86818 L THE GUARDIAN 489 G 21.23 

20.05 

30.21 71. 49 

86826 L THIRD LEASE 978 G 42. 46 

40. 10 

60.42 142.98 

86828 0610-M-02-017-000 THONGS UM(j~ 

925 L 40. 60 

46. 32 

65. 17 152.09 

86835 0809-K-02-007-000 THRIFTY CAR RENTAL 123 GO 5. 40 

5. 04 

5. 07 15. 51 

86847 0810-F-03-101-000 TIMS BARBER SHOP 154 GO 6. 76 

6. 31 

86852 0910-P-05-060-000 TINY TRAVIS 

6. 34 19.41 

Pei -II-I.?> 

516 G 22.40 

21. 16 

31. 88 75.44 

86853 0612-D-03-054-000 TIPS • TOES BOUTIQUE 2641 P 115.91 

181. 09 

86855 0908-0-04-105-000 TNT AUTO SALES 

123. 20 420. 20 

0Jdd/YYl~ 

687 GO 30.15 

28. 17 

28. 29 86.61 

86858 0810-N-04-003-000 TOC'S TOWING USED CARS !, PARTS 688 G 29. 87 

28.21 

86861 0811-K-03-004-000 TOLEDANO I3EN ~~~ 

100 G 

42. 50 100.58 

4. 34 

4.10 

86870 0810-N-05-006-002 TONY'S AUTO BODY & PAINTING 

6.18 14. 62 

257 G 11. 16 

10. 54 

15.88 37. 58 

86878 0412-M-OI-005-000 TORGESON MOTORS 3941 P 172.97 

270.23 

183. 85 627. 05 

86879 0612-13-03-003-000 TOTAL IMAGE SALO~ 2542 L 11 1. 57 

127.30 

179.08 

86885 0811-F-02-015-000 TOWNE CHARLES APTS AlfIAf(l"rf \.~ 569 G 24. 71 

417.95 

86893 0710-K-OI-025-000 TRAN SAN VAN • NGDC N APARTMENTS '\ 513 G 

23. 33 

35.15 83.19 

22. 27 

21.03 

31.69 74. 99 

86898 0910-F-04-020-001 TRANSPORTATION CATERING SERVI~ 687 G 29. 83 

28. 17 

42. 44 100. 44 

86899 0312-0-01-002-000 TRANSTEC INC 5663 ZP 46. 55 

264. 18 3iO. 73 

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86908 0809-E-02-004-000 

86924 0811-E-03-001-000 

86934 0811-F-02-038-000 

86935 0810-E-04-113-000 

86938 0808-0-04-009-000 

86939 1008-M-04-003-001 

86946 0811-E-OI-003-000 

86947 0910-N-OI-024-000 

86949 0910-M-OI-002-000 

86950 0808-0-02-126-001 

86963 0910-N-04-053-000 

86978 0910-N-OI-025-000 

86980 0313-H-02-051-000 

86982 OB08-L-02-030-000 

86983 1010-G-02-021-000 

Owner 

Name 

TREATED WATER' OUTSOURCING ~d10' 2.6 

TREEHOUSE TRADING CO ~$ /?7"\.~(( 

TROPICAL PARADISE 

TRUMPS GARAGE 

TURNIPSEED FINANCIAL SERVICES 

TWILIGHT CAFE 

TWO MILES NORTH LOUNGE 

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U S EXPRESS 

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CONCRETE 

J1;:fj /Yr\~ 

RENTAL 

UNCLE RALPH'S PARAGON 

As'Sessed SP 

Value HE 

56304 

2019 

233 

653 

159 

1245 

1929 

7372 

357 

358 

721 

UNDER THE GUN TATOO STUDIO I~~~ 205 

UNHlUE FASHIONS 

666 

VAN'S MOVING *, STORAGE Dd-ID-t{ 1745 

VANOERFORDS CERANlCS AND 

VARNADO T D ATTY AT LAW 

CAFE 

VARIETY OUTLET 5 & 10 Pol _q-& 

CRAFTS Jdd (rlll&J! 

8392 

1231 

REG 

HE 

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GO 

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ORDER APPROVING THE EMPLOYMENT OF MEADOWS, RILEY, 

KOENENN & TEEL TO REPRESENT THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 

IN CAUSE NO. 93-22,750, STYLED JAMES G. BARTON, UNITED 

STATES FIDELITY & GUARANTY CO. VS. RICHARD E. BUCKLEY, 

M.D. AND MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AT GULFPORT. MISSISSIPPI 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE the employment of 

Meadows, Riley, Koenenn & Teel to represent the Board of Supervisors in 

Cause No. 93-22,750, styled James G. Barton, United states Fidelity & Guaranty 

CO. VS. Richard E. Buckley, M.D. and Memorial Hospital at Gulfport, Mississippi. 

Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA. SR. seconded the motion to adopt the 




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AYE 

AYE 

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Order: 


ORDER APPROVING ADVERTISEMENT OF COUNTY 

RESOURCES BY PLACING A FULL-PAGE AD IN THE 

HARRISON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER BOOSTER 

CLUB TOURNAMENT PROGRAMS, IN THE AMOUNT OF 

$75.00 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE advertisement of County 

resources by placing a full-page ad in the Harrison Central High School 

Soccer Booster Club Tournament Programs, in the amount of $75.00. 


the above and foregoing order, whereupon the President put the 

question to a vote with the following results: 

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Supervisor BOBBY ElEUTERIUS voted AYE 

supervisor LARRY BENEFiElD voted 

AYE 




AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

The motion having received the affirmative vote from the majority 

of the Supervisors present, the President then declared the motion 

carried and the Order adopted. 


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Order: 


ORDER APPROVINC ADVERTISEMENT OF COUNTY 

RESOURCES BY PLACINC A FULL-PACE AD IN THE 

TOURNAMENT BOOK OF THE SOUTH MISSISSIPPI 

SOCCER CLUB, IN THE AMOUNT OF $500.00, PAYABLE FROM 

TOURISM FUNDS 



resources by placing a fUll-page ad in the tournament book of the South 

MissiSSippi Soccer Club, in the amount of $500.00, payable from Tourism 

Funds. 

supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF seconded the motion to adopt 

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the above and foregoing Order, whereupon the President put the 

question to a vote with the following reSUlts: 


AYE 



supervisor ROBII\I ALFRED MIDCALF voted 


AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 


of the Supervisors present, the President then declared the motion 



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Order: 

Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. 

moved adoption of the following 

ORDER APPROVING ADVERTISEMENT OF COUNTY 

RESOURCES BY PLACING A FULL-PAGE AD, FOR THE 

AMOUNT OF $100.00, IN THE MID-WINTER 

CONFERENCE PROGRAM OF THE STATE VETERANS OF 

FOREIGN WARS, PAYABLE FROM TOURISM FUNDS 

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resources by placing a full-page ad, for the amount of $100.00, in the Mid· 

winter Conference Program of the State Veterans of Foreign wars, payable 

from Tourism Funds. 


the above and foregoing Order, whereupon the President put the 

question to a vote with the following results: 

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supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS voted AYE 





AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 


Of the Supervisors present, the President then declared the motion 

carried and the order adopted. 


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Order: 


ORDER APPROVING APPROPRIATION IN THE AMOUNT OF 

$4,500.00 TO THE CITY OF GULFPORT r PUBLIC WORKS 

DEPARTMENT, FOR CYPRESS AVENUE PROJECT, PAYABLE 

FROM ESCROW FUNDS 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE appropriation in the 

amount of $4,500.00 to the City of Gulfport, Public Works Department, for 

the Cypress Avenue project (for sidewalks and curbing), payable from 

Escrow Funds. 


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above and foregoing Order, whereupon the President put the question to 

a vote with the following reSUlts: 


AYE 





AYE 

AYE 

AYE 

AYE 


Of the Supervisors present, the president then declared the motion 



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Order: 


ORDER APPOINTING MR. LENNY SAWYER AS A COMMISSIONER 

TO THE MISSISSIPPI STATE PORT AUTHORITY AT GULFPORT 

FOR A TERM OF FIVE (S) YEARS, SAID TERM ENDING DECEMBER 

18,2002 

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ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HARRISOI\J COUNTY, 

MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPOINT Mr. Lenny Sawyer as a 

Commissioner to the MisSissippi state Port Authority at GUlfport for a term 

of five (5) years, said term ending December 18,2002. 

supervisor BOBBY ELEUURIUS seconded the motion to adopt the 

above and foregoing Order, whereupon the President put the Question to a 

vote with the following resUlts: 


supervisor LARRY BEI\IEFIELD voted 




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Order: 


ORDER APPROVING DECREASE TO THE HARRISON COUNTY 

DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION BUDGET FOR FY 1997-1998 IN THE 

AMOUNT OF $41,341.25 AND AUTHORIZING THE CHANCERY 

CLERK TO PAY HARRISON COUNTY'S ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP TO 

THE SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 

DISTRICT FOR FY 1997-1998 IN THE AMOUNT OF $41,341.25 

FROM THE GENERAL COUNTY FUNDS 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE decrease to the Harrison 

County Development Commission budget for FY 1997-1998 in the amount of 

$41,341.25 and authorizing the Chancery CierI< to pay Harrison County's 

annual membership to the Southern Mississippi Planning and Development 

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county funds. 









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THERE CAME on for consideration by the Board ofSupervisors (the "Governing Body") 

of Harrison County, Mississippi (the "County"), the matter of the Tax Increment Financing 

Plan, Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare Improvement Plan Project, Harrison County, Mississippi, 

December, 1997, and a resolution regarding such Tax Increment Financing Plan. After a full 

consideration of the matter, Supervisor LaRosa offered and moved the adoption of the 


RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HARRISON 

COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, DETERMINING THE NECESSITY FOR AND 

INVOKING THE AUTHORITY GRANTED TO MUNICIPALITIES BY THE 

LEGISLATURE WITH RESPECT TO TAX INCREMENT FINANCING AS 

SET FORTH IN CHAPTER 45 OF TITLE 21, MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972, 

AS AMENDED, DETERMINING THAT THE TRAFFIC FLOW AND 

THOROUGHFARE IMPROVEMENT PLAN PROJECT IS A PROJECT 

ELIGIBLE FOR TAX INCREMENT FINANCING UNDER THE LAWS OF 

THE STATE, THAT A PUBLIC HEARING BE CONDUCTED IN 

CONNECTION WITH THE TAX INCREMENT FINANCING PLAN, AND 

FOR RELATED PURPOSES. 

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WHEREAS, the Mississippi "Tax Increment Financing Act," Title 21, Chapter 45, 

Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended (the "Act"), authorizes municipalities and counties in the 

State of Mississippi to undertake and carry out redevelopment projects as defined therein with 

the use of Tax Increment Financing as set forth in detail in the Act; 

WHEREAS, the Governing Body of the County has received the "Tax Increment 

Redevelopment Plan of 1997, Harrison County, Mississippi," and will conduct public hearings 

on such Redevelopment Plan as required by law which Plan will constitute a qualified plan under 

the Act; 

WHEREAS, this Governing Body has been presented with a Tax Increment Financing 

Plan entitled Tax Increment Financing Plan, Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare Improvement Plan 

Project, Harrison County, Mississippi, December, 1997, and hereinafter referred to as the TIF 

Plan, a copy of which is attached hereto and becomes a part hereof in its entirety, the purpose 

of which is to provide a financing mechanism to construct various needed traffic flow and 

thoroughfare improvements described in the TIF Plan; 

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WHEREAS, this Governing Body has heretofore identified various parts of the County 

in need of development and redevelopment and does hereby find that the TIF Plan is a project 

of major economic significance within the County and qualifies as a project eligible for Tax 

Increment Financing as set forth in the Redevelopment Plan, and participation on the part of the 

County is necessary and would be in the public interest and in the best interest of the public 

health, safety, morals, and welfare of Harrison County, Mississippi; and 

WHEREAS, the City of Biloxi (the "City") and/or the County propose to issue Tax 

Increment Financing Revenue Bonds or Notes, in one or more series, in an amount not to exceed 

$35 million which will be secured solely by a pledge of up to sixty percent (60%) of the 

County's and one hundred percent (100%) of the City's increased ad valorem taxes on real 

property generated by development and construction in the Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare 

Improvement Plan Tax Increment Financing District (the "TIF District") with such pledge by 

the County to be further restricted as provided in the TIF Plan, and which funds will be used 

to pay the cost of constructing various infrastructure improvements within the TIF District 

including, but not limited to, construction of an outer traffic loop consisting of U.S. Highway 

90, Caillavet Street, Bayview Avenue, and Oak Street; rebuilding of Main Street, Lee Street, 

and Howard Street; the construction of a southbound on-ramp and northbound off-ramp at the 

Bayview Avenue and 1-110 interchange; reconstruction and realignment of Bayview Avenue and 

such other improvements to roadways and infrastructure as may be necessary to accommodate 

traffic flow and development within the City; installation of traffic signalization and signage; 

installation and/or relocation of utilities such as water, sewer, electricity, and natural gas; 

installation and relocation of drainage; landscaping of rights-of-way; purchase of rights-of-way 

including appraisals, legal fees, relocation costs, and other related acquisition costs; and other 

incidental costs and engineering fees (the "Project"); 

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WHEREAS, the County intends to exercise its authority under the Act jointly with the 

City pursuant to an interlocal cooperation agreement as authorized by Section 21-45-3 of the 

Act. 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Governing Body of the County, as 

follows: 

1. That receipt of the Tax Increment Financing Plan, Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare 

Improvement Plan Project, Harrison County, Mississippi, December, 1997, is 

hereby acknowledged. 

2. As provided in the TIF Plan, Tax Increment Financing Bonds in the total 

principal amount not to exceed $35,000,000 may be issued by the County and/or 

the City to finance the Project. 

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3. If approved, the Bonds shall be secured solely by a pledge of up to sixty 

percent (60%) the County's incremental increase in ad valorem tax revenues on 

real property generated by development and construction in the Tax Increment 

Financing District with such pledge by the County to be further restricted as 

provided in the TIF Plan, and such Bonds shall not be secured by the full faith, 

credit and taxing power of the County or create any other pecuniary liability on 

the part of the County other than the pledge of the incremental increase in ad 

valorem tax heretofore set forth. 

4. That a public hearing shall be held with respect to the TIF Plan in the regular 

meeting place of this Governing Body in the Board of Supervisors Meeting Room 

at the Harrison County Courthouse, Second Judicial District, Biloxi, Mississippi, 

at 10:30 o'clock a.m., on the 15th day of December, 1997. 

5. That the Clerk is hereby directed to publish the following notice in The Sun 

Herald one (1) time not less than ten (10) days nor more than twenty (20) days 

prior to the date set forth in paragraph 4 hereof. 

Supervisor Eleuterius seconded the motion to adopt the foregoing and the roll call 

vote was as follows: 

Supervisor Robert N. Eleuterius 

Supervisor Larry Benefield 

Supervisor David V. LaRosa, Sr. 

Supervisor Robin Alfred Midcalf 

Supervisor Clifton T. Switzer, Jr. 

voted:~E 

voted:...AYE. 

voted:~ 

voted:--AYEvoted:...AYR 

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The motion having received the affirmative vote of a majority of all of the members of 

the Board present, the President of the Board declared the motion carried and the Resolution 

adopted on this the 1st day of December, 1997. 

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IMPROVEMENT PLAN PROJECT 


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TRAFFIC FLOW AND THOROUGHFARE IMPROVEMENT PLAN PROJECT 


DECEMBER, 1997 

ARTICLE I 

A. 

Preamble 

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The administration and implementation of this Tax Increment Financing Plan, Traffic Flow 

and Thoroughfare Improvement Plan Project, Harrison County, Mississippi, December, 1997 

(the "TIF Plan") shall be administered as a joint undertaking of the City of Biloxi, Mississippi 

(the "City") and Harrison County, Mississippi (the "County"). 

The City and County may enter into an interlocal cooperation agreement which designates 

the City of Biloxi as the primary party in interest in designing and constructing the Project. 

The issuance of Bonds, Notes, or other debt obligations to provide funds to finance the costs 

of infrastructure improvements identified in the Traffic Plan (as defined herein) and the TIF 

Plan shall be a joint undertaking of the City and the County whereby the City and/or the 

County may issue Tax Increment Financing Bonds to finance the Project as more fully 

described herein. 

B. 

Statement of Intent 

The County and/or the City may issue Tax Increment Financing Bonds or Notes to fund 

infrastructure improvements identified in the Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare Improvement 

Plan, hereinafter referred to as the "Traffic Plan," adopted by the Mayor and City Council of 

Biloxi on August 19, 1997, which Traffic Pla,l is attached hereto and marked as Exhibit II and 

made a part hereof as though appearing herein in its entirety. The improvements set forth 

in the Traffic Plan are generally described below and defined as the Project. The County 

and/or the City may issue Tax Increment Financing Bonds or Notes in the total principal 

amount not to exceed $35,000,000 (the "Bonds") in one or more series as development 

allows. Each series may be for a term to maturity for up to thirty (30) years. 

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The Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare Improvement Plan Tax Increment Financing District is 

described in Exhibit I (the "TIF Financing District") and is comprised of the Phase I casino 

development properties and potential Future Casino Development sites identified in the 

Traffic Plan. 

The City and County propose to use the incremental increases in ad valorem taxation of the 

real property derived from the development of the properties that comprise the Imperial 

Palace Casino, the Beau Rivage Casino, the Grand Casino of Biloxi Hotel and Parking Garage 

Expansion, and the Casino Magic Hotel, hereinafter referred to as "Phase I Casino 

Development" in order to provide funds to service debt to construct the project. Additional 

phases of casino development, hereinafter referred to as "Future Casino Development," are 

unknown at this time. The City proposes to use one hundred percent (100%) and the 

County proposes to use up to sixty percent (60%), of the incremental increases in ad valorem 

taxation of the real property derived from Future Casino Development in the TIF Financing

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District to service tax increment financing Bonds as development allows. Provided, however, 

any pledge of the incremental increase in real estate ad valorem taxes by the County for each 

Bond year shall not exceed $1,000,000 and no more than $700,000 of such $1,000,000 to 

be pledged each Bond year is expected to be used to pay debt service on the Bonds for that 

respective Bond year. To the extent any amounts pledged by the County each Bond year 

are not used to pay debt service on the Bonds in that Bond year then any excess will be 

returned to the County General Fund. 

The proceeds of the Bonds will be used to pay the cost of the Project including, but not 

limited to, constructing infrastructure improvements identified in the Traffic Plan which may 

include the construction of an outer traffic loop consisting of U.S. Highway 90, Caillavet 

Street, Bayview Avenue, and Oak Street; rebuilding of Main Street, Lee Street, and Howard 

Street; the construction of a southbound on-ramp and northbound off-ramp at the Bayview 

Avenue and 1-110 interchange; reconstruction and realignment of Bayview Avenue and such 

other improvements to roadways and infrastructure as may be necessary to accommodate 

traffic flow and development within the City; installation of traffic signalization and signage; 

installation and/or relocation of utilities such as water, sewer, electricity, and natural gas; 

installation and relocation of drainage; landscaping of rights-of-way; purchase of rights-of-way 

including appraisals, legal fees, relocation costs, and other related acquisition costs; and other 

incidental costs and professional fees (the "Project"). Proceeds of the Bonds or Notes may 

also be used to fund capitalized interest and/or a debt service reserve fund as may be 

permitted under Section 21-45-1, et seq., Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended. 

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The construction of the roadways and other infrastructure improvements will be undertaken 

to provide for the public convenience, health, and welfare of the citizens of the City and the 

County. The proposed improvements described hereinabove shall be available for use by 

the general public. 

Publ Ie Convenience and Necessity 

The public convenience and necessity requires participation of the City and County in the 

construction of the Project. The publ ic interests will be served by City and County participation in 

constructing the Project described in this TIF Plan and the Traffic Plan. The project will accomplish 

the following which will provide for the public convenience and necessity and serve the best 

interests of the citizens of the City and County. 

1. The project will greatly enhance traffic circulation in the City generated from existing and 

future casinos. 

2. The proposed infrastructure improvements will facilitate additional gaming industry growth 

which will create additional investment, jobs, and tax revenues for the City and County. 

3. The project will rehabilitate Main Street in both the residential and commercial areas. 

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and commercial areas. 

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s. The TIF Plan will provide a mechanism for financing much needed traffic flow and 

thoroughfare improvements in the City which otherwise would not be economically feasible 

to construct. 

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A. Redevelopment Project Description 

Proposed Project 

The Project involves traffic flow and thoroughfare improvements in the City as set forth in 

the Traffic Plan including, but not necessarily limited to, the following: construction of an 

outer traffic loop consisting of u.s. Highway 90, Caillavet Street, Bayview Avenue, and Oak 

Street; rebuilding of Main Street, Lee Street, and Howard Street; the construction of a 

southbound on-ramp and northbound off-ramp at the Bayview Avenue and 1-110 interchange; 

reconstruction and realignment of Bayview Avenue and such other improvements to 

roadways and infrastructure as may be necessary to accommodate traffic flow and 

development within the City; installation of traffic signalization and signage; installation 

and/or relocation of utilities such as water, sewer, electricity, and natural gas; installation and 

relocation of drainage; landscaping of rights-of-way; purchase of rights-of-way including 

appraisals, legal fees, relocation costs, and other related acquisition costs; and other 

incidental costs and professional fees. 

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The estimated cost of the Project is expected not to exceed $35,000,000. 

Project location 

a. Property Description and Map 

Attached hereto as Exhibit II is a description and a map of the properties that 

comprise the TIF Financing District. 

b. Environmental Characteristics and Zoning 

Phase I Casino Development and Future Casino Development will be located on the 

waterfront along U.S. Highway 90 and the Back Bay of Biloxi. The topography is flat 

and well suited for development. Utilities such as water, sewer, and electricity are 

readi Iy available to these areas. 

The zoning of these properties permits casino development. 

B. Developer Information 

Name of Developer 

Grand Casino Biloxi 

Imperial Palace 

Beau Rivage 

Casino Magic 

Address of Developer 

265 Beach Boulevard, Biloxi, MS 39530 

3487 Wells Ferry Cove, Biloxi, MS 39533 

P.O. Box 610, Las Vegas, NV 39125 

195 Beach Boulevard, Biloxi, MS 39530 

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The City will construct the Project identified in this TIF Plan pursuant to the public bid laws 

of the State of Mississippi. 

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IMPACT DESCRIPTION 

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Phase I Casino Development will create approximately 5,260 jobs. Beau Rivage is projected 

to employ 3,500 people; Imperial Palace is expected to employ 1,700 people; and the 

Casino Magic will add 60 employees to existing employment. Information regarding 

construction jobs for Phase I Casino Development is unavailable. Job creation as a result of 

Future Casino Development is unknown at this time. 

Financial Benefit to the Community 

Ad Valorem Tax Increase of Phase I Casino Development 

The Project will generate significant ad valorem tax revenues for the City, the County, and 

the School District. The following are estimates of existing ad valorem tax revenues and 

increases expected to be generated by the Phase I Casino Development. Estimates for real 

property are based on an assumed true value of $247,760,000 and current millage rates of 

the City, the County and the School District. Esti mates for personal property are from Beau 

Rivage's land-based, water-based, and hotel personal property; Imperial Palace's land-based, 

water-based, and hotel personal property; Casino Magic's new hotel personal property; and 

the Grand Casino's new hotel personal property. 

REAL PROPERTY 

Current Taxes Tax Increases Total 

City $162,732 $2,033,242' $2,195,974 

County 129,149 1,613,660" 1,742,809 

School 122,487 1,530,413 1,652,900 

Totals $414,368 $5,177,315 $5,591,683 

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• 'Up to 60% of this tax increase will be pledged to service tax increment financing debt or other debt obligations; provided 

such pledge is further limited as provided in ARTICLE I. 

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PERSONAL PROPERTY 

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City $23,525 $1,669,448 $1,692,973 

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School 17,707 1,256,587 1,274,294 

Totals $59,903 $4,250,974 $4,310,877 

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Ad Valorem Tax Increases of Future Casino Development 

At this time, the increase in ad valorem taxes to be generated from Future Casino 

Development is unknown. However, it is reasonable to assume that Future Casino 

Development will be sizable and comparable in scale to the Isle of Capri, Casino Magic, and 

the Biloxi Grand Hotel and Casino; which tax increases from Future Casino Development 

will be significant. 

The City and the County propose to use the increase in ad valorem tax derived from the 

Future Casino Development in the TfF Financing District to finance tax increment financing 

debt obligations necessary to construct infrastructure improvements in connection with the 

Future Casino Development. 

Gaming Tax Revenue 

It is anticipated that the City and County's share of the gaming tax revenue will increase 

significantly as a result of Phase I Casino Development. Presently, there is approximately 

270,000 square feet of area devoted to gaming at existing Biloxi casinos. The Beau Rivage 

Casino and the Imperial Palace Casino will have 87,000 and 70,000 square feet of gaming, 

respectively. These two facilities represent an increase of 58% of the City's current gaming 

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Additional gaming area combined with the construction of approximately 3,743 hotel rooms 

and other ancillary facilities will serve to grow the City's and County's gaming market 

thereby increasing gaming tax revenues and room tax revenues for the City, County, State, 

and School District. Additional gaming tax revenue to be generated from Future Casino 

Development is unknown at this time. 

Room Tax Revenue 

The addition of approximately 3,743 hotel rooms in the City will increase room tax revenues 

significantly for the City, tourism commission, and the State of Mississippi. Increases in room 

tax revenues from hotel rooms to be constructed during Future Casino Development is 

unknown at this time. 

Satellite Development 

Perhaps the most significant benefit to the City and the County will be the enhanced 

potential for Future Casino Development to occur as a direct result of the construction of the 

Project set forth in this TIF Plan and the Traffic Plan. Continued development of the casino 

industry in Biloxi will result in increased investment, jobs, and tax revenues for the City, 

County, and Schools. 

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THE OBJECTIVE OF THE TAX INCREMENT FINANCING PLAN 

The primary objective of the Tax Increment Financing Plan, Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare 

Improvement Plan Project, Harrison County, Mississippi, December, 1997, is to serve the public 

convenience and necessity by constructing the Project set forth in this TIF Plan. The TIF Plan will 

provide financing to construct the Project which will enhance traffic flow and thoroughfare 

improvements to serve the citizens and tourists of the City and the County. 

The Project will be constructed in accordance with standards, codes, and ordinances of the City and 

the County. 

The Project described in the TIF Plan will provide for the health and welfare of the public by 

providing infrastructure and adequate and safe vehicular access throughout the TIF Financing District 

described in Exhibit II hereto. 

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The incremental increase in ad valorem taxes described in this TIF Plan will be used to secure the 

debt incurred by the City and the County in order to provide funds necessary to construct the 

Project; which debt obligations may be tax increment financing bonds or any other type debt 

obligations in which the City and the County are authorized to issue under the laws of the State. 

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A STATEMENT INDICATING THE NEED AND PROPOSED USE OF THE 

TAX INCREMENT FINANCING PLAN RElATIONSHIP 

TO THE REDEVELOPMENT PLAN 

The TIF Plan is needed as a mechanism to finance the Project described in this TIF Plan. It is not 

economically feasible for the County to construct the Project without using Tax Increment Financing. 

The Project contemplated by this Plan will provide for the public convenience and necessity and 

selVe the best interests of the citizens of the City and County. 

The TIF Plan is in keeping with the goals and objectives of the Harrison County Tax Increment 

Redevelopment Plan of 1997 and will selVe to accomplish the development and redevelopment of 

prime developable areas of the City and the County. 

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A STATEMENT CONTAINING THE COST ESTIMATE OF THE REDEVELOPMENT 

PROJECT, PROJECTED SOURCES OF REVENUE TO MEET THE COSTS, AND 

TOTAL AMOUNT OF INDEBTEDNESS TO BE INCURRED 

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Cost Estimate of Redevelopment Project 

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The total cost of the Project as set forth in this TIF Plan is estimated not to exceed 

$35,000,000. The Project will consist of the construction of an outer traffic loop consisting 

of U.S. Highway 90, Caillavet Street, Bayview Avenue, and Oak Street; rebuilding of Main 

Street, lee Street, and Howard Street; the construction of a southbound on-ramp and 

northbound off-ramp at the Bayview Avenue and 1-110 interchange; reconstruction and 

realignment of Bayview Avenue and such other improvements to roadways and infrastructure 

as may be necessary to accommodate traffic flow and development within the City; 

installation of traffic signalization and signage; installation and/or relocation of utilities such 

as water, sewer, electricity, and natural gas; installation and relocation of drainage; 

landscaping of rights-of-way; purchase of rights-of-way incl uding appraisals, legal fees, 

relocation costs, and other related acquisition costs; and other incidental costs and 

professional fees. Proceeds of the Bonds or Notes may also be used to fund capital ized 

interest and/or a debt service reserve fund as may be permitted under Section 21-45-1, et 

seq., Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended. Cost estimates for infrastructure improvements 

associated with Future Casino Development are unknown at this time. 

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Projected Sources of Revenue to Meet Costs 

The City and/or the County may secure financing for construction of the Project in 

connection with the Phase I Casino Development which are estimated not to exceed 

$35,000,000. The City and/or the County may use Tax Increment Financing, Community 

Development Block Grant funds, and Economic Development Highway Program funds, 

among other sources of funding, to finance construction of infrastructure improvements in 

connection with Phase I Casino Development and Future Casino Development. 

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Total Amount ')f Indebtedness to be Incurred 

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The City and/or the County may issue Bonds in the total principal amount not to exceed 

$35,000,000, in one or more series, which will be secured by the City and County with the 

pledge of incremental increases in ad valorem taxes generated by the construction of the 

improvements within the TIF Financing District. The Tax Increment Financing 

Redevelopment Plan, City of Biloxi, Mississippi, 1997, the Tax Increment Redevelopment 

Plan, Harrison County, Mississippi, 1997, the Tax Increment Financing Plan, Traffic Flowand 

Thoroughfare Improvement Plan Project, City of Biloxi, Mississippi, November, 1997, and 

the Tax Increment Financing Plan, Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare Improvement Plan Project, 

Harrison County, Mississippi, December, 1997, shall be administered as a joint undertaking 

of the City and County including, but not necessarily limited to, the issuance of the Bonds 

by the City and/or the County to provide funds to defray the cost of the Project. 

It is expected that the Bonds can be sold at an annual interest rate of not more than 6% for 

up to 30 years. 

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Estimated ad valorem real property tax revenues generated by the City and County resulting 

from construction and development in the TIF Financing District, excluding school district 

taxes which do not apply in this case, will be approximately $3,641),902 in the initial tax 

year. The City will pledge the entirety of the incremental increase in ad valorem tax revenue 

generated by taxing the real property portion of the improvements within the TIF Financing 

District which will provide security for the Bonds. The County will pledge up to sixty 

percent (60'10) of the incremental increase in ad valorem tax revenue generated by taxing the 

real property portion of the improvements within the TIF Financing District which will also 

provide security for the Bonds. Provided, however, any pledge of the incremental increase 

in real estate ad valorem taxes by the County for each Bond year shall not exceed 

$1,000,000 and no more than $700,000 of such $1,000,000 to be pledged each Bond year 

is expected to be used to pay debt service on the Bonds for that respective Bond year. To 

the extent any amounts pledged by the County each Bond year are not used to pay debt 

service on the Bonds then any excess will be returned to the County General Fund. 

The City and County may enter into an interlocal cooperation agreement which designates 

the City of Biloxi as the primary party in interest in designing and constructing the Project. 

The issuance of Bonds, Notes, or other debt obligations to provide funds to finance the costs 

of infrastructure improvements identified in "the Traffic Plan·(as defined herein) and the TIF 

Plan shall be a joint undertaking of the City and the County whereby the City and/or the 

County may issue Tax Increment Financing Bonds to finance the Project as more fully 

described herein. 

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any surplus ad valorem tax revenues remaining shall be deposited into the general fund of 

the City and County, respectively, and may be used for any lawful purpose; provided further, 

any County ad valorem taxes pledged to the Bonds shall be pledged and appl ied to pay debt 

service on the Bonds as provided above under this Paragraph C. 

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REAL PROPERTY TO BE INCLUDED IN THE TAX INCREMENT FINANCING DISTRICT 

The construction of the Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare Improvement Plan Project will be on the east 

side of 1-110 and south of the Back Bay of Biloxi along Bayview Avenue, Caillavet Street, Main 

Street, U.S. Highway 90, and others. The Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare Improvement Plan Tax 

Increment Financing District is comprised of the real property described in Exhibit II attached hereto. 

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DURATION OF THE TAX INCREMENT FINANCING PLAN'S EXISTENCE 

The duration of the Tax Increment Financing Plan, Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare Improvement Plan 

Project, Harrison County, Mississippi, December, 1997, will not exceed thirty (30) years. 

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ESTIMATED IMPACT OF TAX INCREMENT FINANCING PLAN 

UPON THE REVENUES OF ALL TAXING JURISDICTIONS IN 

WHICH A REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT IS LOCATED 

The following represents estimates of existing ad valorem taxes and increases in ad valorem taxes 

resulting from construction and development within the TIF Financing District to be included in this 

TIF Plan. The estimates are based upon current rates of assessment and millage rates. 

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, Current Taxes Tax Increases Total 

City $162,732 $2,033,242' $2,195,974 

County 129,149 1,613,660" 1,742,809 

School 122,487 1,530,413 1,652,900 

Totals $414,368 $5,177,315 $5,591,683 

-This tax increase will be pledged to service tax: increment financing debt Of other debt obligations. 

"Up to 60% of this tax increase will be pledged to service tax increment financing debt or other debt obligations; provided 

such pledge is further limited as provided in ARTICLE I. 

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Current Taxes [ Tax Increases 

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City $23,525 $1,669,448 $1,692,973 

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School 17,707 1,256,587 1,274,294 

Totals $59,903 $4,250,974 $4,310,877 

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Ad Valorem Tax Increases of Future Casino Development 

At this time, ad valorem tax increases to be generated from Future Casino Development are 

unknown. However, it is reasonable to assume that Future Casino Development will be 

sizable and comparable in scale to the Isle of Capri, Casino Magic, and the Biloxi Grand 

Hotel and Casino, at a minimum; therefore, ad valorem tax increases from future 

development will be significant. 

The County proposes to use up to sixty percent (60%) of the increase in ad valorem taxes 

on real property to finance tax increment financing debt obligations necessary to construct 

infrastructure improvements in connection with the Future Casino Development. Provided, 

however, any pledge of the incremental increase in real estate ad valorem taxes by the 

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County for each Bond year shall not exceed $1,000,000 and no more than $700,000 of such 

$1,000,000 to be pledged each Bond year is expected to be used to pay debt service on the 

Bonds for that respective Bond year. To the extent any amounts pledged by the County each 

Bond year are not used to pay debt service on the Bonds then any excess will be returned 

to the County General Fund. 

Gaming Tax Revenue 

It is anticipated that the City and County's share of the gaming tax revenue will increase 

significantly as a result of Phase I Casino Development. Presently, there is approximately 

270,000 square feet of area devoted to gaming at existing Biloxi casinos. The Beau Rivage 

Casino and the Imperial Palace Casino will have 87,000 and 70,000 square feet of gaming, 

respective;iy. These two facilities represent an increase of 58% of the City's current gaming 

space. 

Additional gaming space combined with the constructi on of approxi mately 3,743 hotel rooms 

and other ancillary facilities will serve to grow the City's and County's gaming industry 

thereby increasing gaming tax revenues and room tax revenues for the City, County, State, 

and School District. Additional gaming tax revenue to be generated from Future Casino 

Development is unknown at this time. 

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The addition of approximately 3,743 hotel rooms in the City will increase room tax revenues 

significantly for the City, tourism commission, and the State of Mississippi. Increases in room 

tax revenues from hotel rooms to be constructed during Future Casino Development is 

unknown at this time 

Satellite Development 

Perhaps the most significant benefit to the City and the County will be the enhanced 

potential for Future Casino Development to occur as a direct result of the construction of the 

Project set forth in this TtF Plan and the Traffic Plan. Continued development of the casino 

industry in Biloxi will result in increased investment, jobs, and tax revenues for the City, 

County, and Schools. 

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ARTICLE X 

A STATEMENT REQUIRING THAT A SEPARATE FUND BE ESTABLISHED TO 

RECEIVE THE ADDED INCREMENTS OF AD VALOREM TAXES AND THE 

PROCEEDS OF ANY OTHER FINANCING ASSISTANCE 

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A separate fund entitled the "Tax Increment Financing Fund, Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare 

Improvement Plan Project", shall be established by the City and County to receive ad valorem taxes 

and the proceeds of any other financial assistance received in connection with this Tax Increment 

Financing Plan. 

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THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE COUNTY SHALL BY RESOLUTION FROM TIME TO TIME, 

DETERMINE (i) THE DIVISION OF AD VALOREM TAX RECEIPTS, 

IF ANY, THAT MAY BE USED TO PAY FOR THE COST OF ALL OR 

ANY PART OF THE PROJECT; (ii) THE DURATION OF TIME 

IN WHICH SUCH TAXES MAY BE USED FOR SUCH PURPOSES; (iii) 

IF THE COUNTY SHALL ISSUE BONDS FOR THE PROJECT; AND (iv) SUCH 

OTHER RESTRICTIONS, RULES, AND REGULATIONS AS IN THE SOLE 

DISCRETION OF THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE COUNTY SHALL BE 

NECESSARY IN ORDER TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT THE PUBLIC INTEREST. 

Through the adoption of the Tax Increment Financing Plan, Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare 

Improvement Plan Project, Harrison County, Mississippi, December 1997, the Board of Supervisors 

of the County acknowledge the above and shall adopt the necessary resolutions when deemed 

necessary and appropriate. 

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INTRODUCTION 

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In 1993, the Consultant was employed by the City of Biloxi to study the potential impact of gaming 

in the City's Back Bay area. At that time, Biloxi's gaming industry was in its infancy, consisting of 

small boats operated by the Biloxi Belle, Isle of Capri, and President Casino. Although these 

operations were popular with patrons and beginning to attract visitors from Alabama, Louisiana, and 

other parts of Mississippi, few could envision the explosive development that was about to occur in 

the Biloxi gaming environmenl The Consultant recalls attending meetings of the Biloxi City Council 

when owners of the properties now occupied by Boomtown Casino and Imperial Palace Casino 

presented their proposals for rezoning of their holdings to penmit dockside gaming. 

These proposals envisioned construction of small Biloxi Belle type boats ranging in size from 18,000 

to 30,000 square feet of gaming area, as contrasted with the 35,000 square foot facility and 70,000 

square foot facilities ultimately built by Boomtown Casino and Imperial Palace Casino, respectively. 

In short,' the potential of the Biloxi gaming market has been and probably continues to be 

underestimated. 

Although the primary thrust of the Consultant's initial 8ack Bay Area Gaming Study was to establish 

parameters for rezoning of water front areas, a basic analysis of potential traffic circulation problems 

was undertaken. Based upon what appeared to be the probable development of gaming activities 

along the Back Bay, the Consultant recommended the development of a traffic loop consisting of 

Caillavet Street, Bayview Avenue, Oak Street, and U.S. Highway 90 to assist in moving traffic 

between casinos and in and around the City. Bayview Avenue would have been rebuilt between 

Caillavet and Oak Streets. While this propcsal still has merit, subseqL!ent developments in the City's 

casino industry require the re-study of traffic circulation needs. Chief among considerations that 

need to be addressed are traffic congestion on U.S. Highway 90 that occurs at peak hours, 

increased ~fess'ure on streets from the Imperial Palace and Beau Ri.'1age Casinos as they come on 

line, and the need for traffic to move between existing and probable future gaming developments. 

The Consultant's analysis of these and other potential problems is presented on the following pages. 

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METHODOLOGY 

At the outset of this Study, a questionnaire was developed by the Consultant for completion by all 

existing gaming facilities (See Appendix). The essential purpose of the questionnaire was to 

determine the scope of current and planned operations in terms of factors that affect traffic flows. 

These factors indude space devoted to gaming, average daily attendance, availability of parking, 

number of employees, and plans for future expansion. All casinos responded to the questionnaire 

with the exception of the Beau Rivage Casino which is under construction at the lime of this writing. 

Sufficient data is available from the Master Plan for Beau Rivage filed with 'the City of Biloxi to permit 

a general analysis of its impact on traffic flows. 

As part of this Study, the Consultant has utilized the services of W.M. Dougall, Chief Executive 

Officer of WDT Associates, Hospitality and Casino Manager(lent of Las Vegas, Nevada. Mr. Dougall 

has far reaching experience in the casino industry, particularly in the area of site selection and 

developmenl His services have been invaluable in the formulation of this Study, and he is referred 

to in later pages as "the Consultant's Gaming Expert'. 

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The Consultant has conferred on a number of occasions with representatives of the Mississippi 

Department of Transportation to ascertain current and future plans of MDOT, principally with regard 

to completion of the interchange at 1-110 and Bayview Avenue and the need for widening U.S. 

Highway 90 between Caillavet and Oak streets. Also, the Consultant has worked closely with MDOT 

in formulating improvements to existing city streets, especially the proposed Caillavet Boulevard. 

Applicable traffic counts were fumished by the City of Biloxi, the Mississippi Department of 

Transportation, and the ~ulf Regional Planning Commission. The Consultant ~as utilized traffic 

projectio;ns developed by Gulf Regional Planning COT,lmission in evaluating improvement proposals 

and various altemate configurations. 

All proposals have been coordinated with the City Engineer, Public Works Director, Department of 

Community Development, City Pori Commission, and the Biloxi Police and Fire Departments. The 

Consultant has met with the owners of the potential casino properties enumerated later in Part II of 

this study to determine their development plans, site characteristics, and other applicable factors. 

Also, meetings have been held with property owners on Bayview Avenue, Caillavet Street, Main 

Street and elsewhere who are likely to be affected by proposals developed in this study. 

The Consultant employed an MAl appraiser and consultant to undertake a cursory survey of 

properties along Caillavet, Main Street, and Bayview Avenue and to provide a benchmark for the 

cost of property acquisitions necessary to allow for the construction of improvements recommended. 

The appraiser developed value estimates intended for planning purposes only. Prior to acquisition 

of properties, full scale appraisal reports will need to be prepared by competent professionals. 

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ANALYSIS OF TRAFFIC GENERATORS 

Existing Generators 

Traffic congestion encountered on Biloxi streets primarily results from increased flows generated by 

the City's growing gaming industry. That is not to say that vehicular movements brought about by 

activities at Keesler Air Force Base and ancillary facilities do not put pressure on certain city streets 

when normal rush hour traffic occurs. However, the congested thoroughfares encountered on 

weekends and during special events such as holidays are attributable almost exclusively to traffic 

going tO,from, and between various Biloxi casinos (Figure 1). 

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As discussed previously, the City's gaming industry has grown from three small boats in 1993 to 

today's.growing destination resort. Table A presents salient data pertaining to existing and future 

traffic generation fumished by the City's current operating casinos in response to the Consultant's 

questionnaire. 

As noted, data pertaining to the Beau Rivage Casino were obtained from the Master Plan filed with 

the City of Biloxi. The President and Treasure Bay Casinos are not included in this summary. While 

these facilities playa part in overall traffic pattems, they are not considered to be significant 

contributors to the traffic problems to be addressed by this study. 

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TABLE A 

CURRENT AND PROJECTED CAPACITIES 

EXISTING TRAFFIC GENERATORS 

Gaming Area On-Site Parking Num~r of Number of 

(Sq. Ft) Spaces Hotel Rooms Employees 

EXisting Projected" Existing Projected' Existing Projected" Existing Projected" 

Beau Rivage a 87,000 0 3,832 a 1,777 a 3,500 

Boomtown 35,000 26,000 709 N/A 0 500 900 100 

Casino Magic 35,000 30,000 1,115 N/A 0 378 954 60 

Grand Casino 115,000 a 4,200 N/A 1,000 500 2,700 0 

Imperial Palace a 70,000 0 3,000 0 1,032 a 1,700 

Isle of Capri 33,000 20,000 1,117 NIA 367 200 1,252 348 

Lady Luck 22,000 N/A 530 NIA 0 300 525 0 

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Totals 270,000 233,000 8,585 6,832 1,367 ~7 7,081 5,708 

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As noted from Table A, area devoted to gaming at existing Biloxi casinos could increase some 

233,000 square feet in the relatively near future, representing an 86% increase if current expansion 

plans materialize. Since Beau Rivage and Imperial Palace Casinos are not completely constructed 

at the time of this writing, they are considered as projected facilities for purposes of the data 

presented in Table A. These two facilities alone represent an addition of 157,000 square feet of 

gaming area constituting an immediate increase of 58% in area devoted to gaming in Biloxi's casino 

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Data from the gaming questionnaire indicate that average daily attendance at the six existing casinos 

averages 141 persons per 1,000 square feet of gaming area. Attendance increases to 175 persons 

per 1,000 square feet of gaming area on weekends. The Consultant's Gaming Expert considers 

these attendance figures to be about as expected for a growing gaming market. Las Vegas casinos 

generally attract an average daily attendance of roughly 250-300 persons per 1,000 square feet of 

casino area, but attendance is influenced to a substantial degree by walking traffic, a consideration 

not present in the Biloxi market. 

Potential Generators 

The Consultant, together with his Gaming Expert and Engineer, has analyzed carefully the potential 

for development of additional gaming establishments in Biloxi. There are five sites on the Back Bay 

that are considered to have excellent potential for development as gaming establishments. There 

is considerable potential for development of at least one other casino on the front beach and a 

possibility'that one or more casinos could develop in the industrial park area near the eastem 

tenminus of Eighth Street. However, the primary thrust of future development is expected to occur 

on Back Bay between the existing Boomtown Casino and Oak Street with development on the front 

beach at the fonmer Gold Shore site.' Principal future casino sites are illustrated by Figure 1 and 

summarized as follows: 

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Site A (Lesso Site) 

This site extends eastward from Heidenheim Avenue to the west line of the Munro 

Petroleum Company property and lies generally north of existing Bayview Avenue. 

The site, which currently is occupied by a seafood processing plant and the City of 

Biloxi Port Commission, contains approximately 11.5 acres.. By virtue of its water 

front location, proximity to I-110, and location with respect to planned future 

thoroughfares, the Consultant's Gaming Expert considers Site A to be one of the 

most attractive casino sites in the City. 

Site B (Munro Site) 

This site is currently occupied by the tank fanm and appurtenances of Munro 

Petroleum Company. While somewhat smaller in size than the Lesso-Biloxi Port 

Commission Site (Site A), it is considered to have excellent potential for development 

as a casino property. 

Site C (Newman Site) 

Site C is the location of the proposed Golden Gulf Casino which has been approved 

as a site by the Mississippi Gaming Commission. Initial plans are for a 50,000 

square foot facility with a 300 room hotel and parking lot for 1,580 automobiles 

located on a 30 acre tract. As now constituted, the site plan proposes a main 

entrance to the casino from Division Street with secondary access from Bayview 

Avenue. 

Site 0 (Gollott Site) 

This is a relatively small site situated north and south of Bayview Avenue, 

immediately east of Crawford Street. If Bayview Avenue were relocated in the 

general location proposed later in this report, Site D could be increased in size to a 

possible three or four acres. There also exists the possibility that Site 0 could be 

combined with Site E to fonm a bigger site with considerable water front and room for 

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Site E (Weems-eavacevich Site) 

This site lies immediately west of the intersection of Bayview Avenue and Oak Street 

and contains about six acres. As mentioned previously, this site could be combined 

with Site D to create a larger, possibly more attractive casino site. Also, relocation 

of Bayview Avenue on the tentative alignment presented later in this report could 

make available for gaming purposes, a large tract of land immediately south of 

existing Bayview Avenue adjacent to Site E. This tract, which is bounded on the 

west by Crawford Avenue and on the east by Oak Street, is currently occupied by the 

Biloxi Housing Authority and other entities and contains about six acres. 

Conceivably, Sites D, E, and the Housing Authority tract could be combined to offer 

a site of roughly 15 acres. 

Site F (Old Gold Shore Site) 

There has been considerable speculation about the possible development of a 

gaming establishment on the site previously occupied by Gold Shore Casino. The 

Consultant believes that this is a very attractive and viable site, particularly if it were 

expanded to include additional area. 

The Consultant's Gaming Expert believes that there is good potential for dockside gaming 

development at all of the prior mentioned sites. Possibly the Old Gold Shore site (Site F) and Sites 

A and B will develop first due to their proximity to 1-110 and the existing gaming establishments. 

However, the rebuilding of Bayview Avenue together with other contemplated thoroughfares and 

general infrastructure improvements will greatly enhance tlie attractiveness of casino sites across 

the entire Back Bay area. 

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Current traffic counts do not give a true picture of the dramatic change in the City's traffic patterns 

that are likely to occur in the very near future. As weekend visitors to Biloxi will attest, traffic 

congestion on U.S. Highway 90 illustrates clearly the pressing need for immediate improvements to 

the City's principal east-west thoroughfare. Less obvious, however, is the impending increase in 

traffic volumes on traffic arteries in the interior of the City when Beau Rivage and Imperial Palace 

Casinos become fully operational. As pointed out previously (Table A), these two casinos will add 

a combined 157,000 square feet of gaming area to the current total of 270,000 square feet provided 

. by existing gaming establishments, representing an increase of 56%. It has been shown previously 

that the City's existing casinos generate an average attendance of 175 persons per 1,000 square 

feet of casino area on peak days. Thus, the combined Beau Rivage and Imperial Palace Casinos 

would be expected to increase attendance at Biloxi casinos by about 27,500 people on peak days. 

Assuming that 75% of these people come by private automobile at the rate of 1.7 persons per car, 

then these two casinos alone would add over 12,000 vehicles per peak day to the City's major 

thoroughfare system. The City's existing casinos have indicated that their facilities will be expanded 

by a total of 75,000 square feet (Table A) within the next three years. Under the same rationale 

illustrated above, this expansion would add over 6,000 additional vehicles on peak days. 

Neither of the preceding scenarios takes into account the potential for additional casino 

development, particularly on the Back Bay of Biloxi. Currently, there are at least six sites (Sites A-F) 

that are 'considered attractive in varying degrees to future developments. The Consultant's Gaming 

Expert believes that new casinos on these sites would have to provide a minimum of 35,000 square 

feet of gaming area with hotels of at least 300 rooms in order to compete in the Biloxi market. If all 

six sites develop at what is considered to be minimum level, casino gaming area in the City would 

increase by 210,000 square feet. Conceivably, some future casinos could be substantially larger 

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than the 35,000 square foot minimum suggested by the Consultant's Gaming Expert. In any event, 

the City is facing the possibility that some 16,000 vehicles per peak day could be added to city 

thoroughfares from potential new casinos. 

In summary, gaming establishments currently under construction, together with expansion of existing 

casinos, could add quite easily 18,000 vehicles per peak day to the traffic mix on Biloxi streets within 

the next three years. Long term, casino development at the sites enumerated earlier could add an 

additional 16,000 vehicles to peak day traffic. Development of this magnitude would create intracity 

traffic flows between Back Bay casinos and those facilities existing or under construction on the front 

beach that city traffic arteries are not prepared to handle. The casino managers interviewed as a 

part of this study state that the average Biloxi casino patron visits two to three casinos per visit. 

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Bayview Avenue and U.S. Highway 90 provide primary east to west access to existing and potential 

gaming establishments with secondary access provided by Division and Howard Streets. Major 

north-south streets providing casino access include Caillavet Street, Main Street, Lee Street, and 

Oak Street. Interstate Highway 110 connects with Bayview Avenue and Division Streets through 

partial interchanges and with U.S. Highway 90 at its southern tenninus. Major characteristics of 

these thoroughfares are summarized as follows: 

U.S. Highway 90 

U.S. Highway 90 is the major thoroughfare carrying east-west traffic across the City. It is the 

principal means of access to casinos on the front beach for traffic entering Biloxi from the west and 

by way of Interstate Highway 110. Substantial traffic also is funneled onlo U.S. Highway 90 from 

State Highway 609 entering at Ocean Springs and providing access for casino traffic originating in 

Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi communities to the east. For the most part,U.S. Highway 90 is 

a four-lane facility with a right-of-way width of 150 feet. It has been improved recently to a six-lane 

facility between Grand Casino (Oak Street) and the bridge over Back Bay. U.S. Highway 90 is 

extremely congested during peak traffic hours. 

Howard Avenue 

Howard Avenue is a principal east-west thoroughfare with a 60 foot right-of-way. Although some 

traffic may access the New Palace Casino by way of Howard Avenue, current traffic appears to be 

mostly local in nature in off-peak hours. During peak traffic hours, sQ.me traffic is diverted from U.S. 

Highway 90 onto Howard Street as some motorists attempt to avoid the congestion caused by 

casino patrons. 

Division Street 

Traffic accesses Division Street through a partial interchange at Interstate Highway 110. Although 

it is used sparingly at the present time by casino patrons, it is expected to play an increasingly 

important role in moving traffic as new casinos develop on Back Bay. It has a 60 foot right-of-way 

between 1-110 and Oak Street and conceivably could be utilized as a full four-lane facility if warranted 

by future traffic flows. 

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Bayview Avenue 

Bayview Avenue is the only east-west thoroughfare that provides direct access to existing and 

potential gaming establishments on Back Bay. It was recently upG,aded to a four-lane facility in the 

vicinity of the Imperial Palace Casino. Previously, Bayview Avenue had been reconstructed as a 

three-lane street from Caillavet Street to Boomtown Casino with two 11 foot traffic lanes and an 11 

foot tum lane. From Boomtown Casino eastward to Oak Street, Bayview Avenue is narrow and 

poorly aligned. Portions of the street are subject to periodic flooding in this sector. It has a poorly 

defined right-of-way of approximately 40 feet in width. 

Interstate Highway 110 

This segment of interstate highway is the City's primary connector to Interstate Highway 10. 

Northbound on-ramps and southbound off-ramps provide partial access to Bayview and Division 

Streets respectively. The Consultant has met with representatives of the Mississippi Department 

of TransportaUon (MOOT) on several occasions in an effort to determine what plans, if any, exist for 

completing the interchange at Bayview Avenue. 

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It appears that Federal Highway Administration design standards governing interstate highways will 

not allow the construction of a planned southbound on-ramp and a northbound off-ramp at Bayview 

Avenue without the closure of the existing ramps at Division Streel. Spacing between the existing 

ramps at Division and the proposed ramps at Bayview is not considered adequate and does not 

allow conformity to current Federal Highway Administration guidelines. However, MDOT officials 

have indicated a willingness to investigate the possibility of constructing a northbound off-ramp at 

Bayview Avenue only and not constructing a southbound on-ramp. This would allow the southbound 

off-ramp at Division Street to remain open. MDOT appears willing to look into the possibility of 

moving the northbound on-ramp at Division Street to the south. This would increase spacing 

between the new Division Street on-ramp and the new northbound off-ramp at Bayview Avenue. 

The Consultant does notrecommend the closure of the ramps at Division Street. It is believed that 

anticipated traffic volumes along Caillavet, Main, Bayview, and Division will increase the use of the 

Division Street interchange. The Consultant is of the opinion thai a northbound off-ramp at Bayview 

offers many advantages and along with the construction of a Caillavet boulevard, as proposed, will 

effectively handle traffic now. 

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Caillavet Street 

Caillavet Street connects U.S. Highway 90 with Bayview Avenue and serves as the principal means 

of access to gaming establishments on the Back Bay. It is particularly significant that Beau Rivage 

and Imperial Palace Casinos are located on opposite ends of the street. 

South of the CSX Railroad, Caillavet Street is a four-lane thoroughfare with fouf 11 foot traffic lanes 

and a 60 foot right-of-way. North of the railroad it narrows to a 50 toot right-of-way with two traffic 

lanes. In this segment, buildings along the street have been constructed in many instances very 

near the front property lines, yirtually precluding street widening within the confines qf the existing 

right-of-way. Improvements to the .c!xisting street would be complicated further by an electrfc power. 

line with concrete utility poles located within the right-of-way on the north end of the street. 

Caillavet Street is signalized at major intersections with an electronic signal provided at the CSX 

Railroad. Parking is permitted on the street along its entire length. 

Main Street 

Main Street serves as the principal access route to the City's post office, City Hall, and downtown 

business district. It is four lane with a 60 foot right-of-way from U.S. Highway 90 northward to the 

CSX Railroad. For a short distance between U.S. Highway 90 and approximately Water Street, 

traffic flow is constricted by an 11 foot median, and the effective travel width is reduced to two lanes. 

North of the CSX Railroad, the right-Of-way decreases to 40 feet with two traffic lanes. On-street 

parking is permitted along the entire length of the street. 

Main Street terminates at Bayview Avenue near the main entrance to Boomtown Casino. Discussion 

with homeowners on North Main Street indicates that casino traffic between Boomtown Casino and 

the front beach is becoming increasingly evident. Although originally designed for residential access, 

Main Street will likely carry increasing volumes of vehicular traffic destined for Back Bay casinos. 

Main Street, like Caillavet, has great potential for casinos to be located at each end. The fonmer 

Gold Shore site lies at the south end of Main. 

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major rehabilitation. Commercial structures, particularly between the CSX Railroad and Division 

Street, are in especially poor condition. Major improvements on both sides of the street are needed 

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to upgrade residential properties and address on-street parking problems. Further examination of 

this area through the City's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program is warranted. 

Lee Street 

Lee Street is a two-lane facility running between U.S. Highway 90 and Bayview Avenue. It has a 50 

foot right-of-way for its entire length. Although it is not perceived as a major traffic artery in the 

immediate future. development of additional casinos (Sites A-E) would dramatically increase traffic 

flows, particularly on the segment between Bayview Avenue and Division Street. 

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Oak Street 

With a 60 foot right-of-way, Oak Street is a principal north-south thoroughfare extending from U.S. 

Highway 90 to Bayview Avenue. From U.S. Highway 90 to the CSX Railroad, it was recently 

reconstructed as a four-lane thoroughfare with four 11 foot traffic lanes. At this writing, it is in the 

process of being rebuilt from the CSX Railroad northward to Bayview Avenue. Since the pavement 

width is only 46 feet, on-street parking substantially reduces the street's traffic capacity. Also. the 

railroad signal at the CSX Railroad crossing restricts effective travel width to about 40 feet as 

presently configured. 

As part of this study, the Consultant investigated the possibility of improving traffic flow by 

construction of an overpass on Oak Street at the CSX Railroad. Construction of such a facilityis not 

considered feasible due to the excessively long bridge required to obtain necessary track clearances. 

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Discussions with the Mississippi Department of Transportation indicate that MDOT may be willing 

to investigate the possibility of constructing a northbound off-ramp at Bayview while relocating the 

Division Street northbound on-ramp. This would require acquiring right-of-way for re-configuring the 

on-ramp and moving it to the south of its present location. 

The Consultant believes that a northbound off-ramp at Bayview Avenue is necessary and offers 

advantages for enhancing traffic flow for motorists leaving Highway 90 and traveling north on 1-110. 

The northbound Bayview off-ramp gives the added advantage of providing emergency vehicles 

access to all properties north of the CSX Railroad in the event problems occur on the railroad. 

It is recommended that the City pursue federal and state approval and funding for construction of 

a northbound off-ramp at Bayview without dosure of either ramp at Division Street. The blue ribbon 

political action committee recommended at page 10 of this study should develop a strategy for 

seeking approval, fu'nding, and construction of this project which might possible involve the reconfiguration 

of the on-ramp at Division Street. 

Right-of-Way Acquisition 

Due to the urgency of the need to address Biloxi traffic flow, the expeditious acquisition of properties 

necessary for construction of roadway improvements is a mus!. As a last resort, the City must be 

prepared to exercise its powers of eminent domain. 

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The property acquisition and relocation process cannot be handled by current staff of the City which 

is not equipped to undertake the volume of right-of-way acquisition required. It is, therefore, 

recommended that the City employ a team of professionals to focus efforts on implementing the 

property acquisition/relocation process. There are a number of Mississippi based firms with the 

ability to u.ndertake this process. It is this Consultant's view that two. leams should be employed, one 

to acquire Caillavet and Bayview propertie:> and another to acquire Main Street properties. 

The City should establish property acquisition/relocation teams to move the process forward as 

quickly as possible. The teams should be comprised of the following professional disciplines: 

Attomeys; 

Appraisers; 

Review Appraisers; and 

Property acquisition and relocation experts. 

Other Recommendations 

The following recommendations were made by the Consultant's Gaming Expert on the basis of his 

experience in the gaming industry: 

• Colored graphic signs should be placed al all strategic intersections showing 

the optimum route to individual casinos. Until U.S. Highway 90 is upgraded 

to hand Ie existing and future traffic flows, signs could be used to divert a 

portion of traffiC from this thoroughfare onto Howard and Division Streets and 

a rebuilt Bayview Avenue. 

• Tour buses should be assigned routes that cause the least amount of traffic 

congestion. 

• Hotels and casinos should insist that vendor deliveries be made at oft-peak 

traffic hours. 

• Casinos should provide an incentive for employees to create car pools 10 

assist in the reduction of traffic. 

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• At some future date, the City may find it necessary to provide transit or 

shuttle buses along Back Bay. 

• There may well occur in the near future, the need for a radio frequency much 

like that which is used to inform traffic destined for major airports to 

broadcast continuous traffic conditions in Biloxi.· Signs denoting this 

frequency could be posted on Interstate Highway 10, east and west of the 

City, and at other strategic locations. 

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Priorities 

The following is a suggested course of action for the City to take immediately: 

1. Proceed with construction of Bayview Avenue. It is noted that the engineer 

for this project has been selected. Right-of-way acquisition should proceed 

immediately. 

2. Select an engineer and proceed with design of final improvements for 

CaiJlavet Street. . 

3. Initiate procedures for rebuilding Main Street and redevelopment of abutting 

properties through the City's CDBG program. An engineer should be 

employed immediately. This work should be undertaken in the same time 

frame as Step 2. 

4. Appoint a polilical action committee to vigorously pursue the widening of U.S. 

Highway 90 at least from Oak Street to Caillavet ~treet and the approval, 

funding, and construction of the northbound off-ramp at 1-110 and Bayview 

Ave~ue. The committee should also pursue measures to 'ldd traffic lanes 

across the Bay between Ocean Springs and Biloxi. This should be 

accomplished immediately arid should focus on seeking funding through the 

Mississippi Legislature in its 1998 session. 

5. Immediately initiate procedures to prepare and adopt the necessary Tax 

Increment Financing Plan before November, 1997. 

6. Immediately select a planning consultant to prepare a Caillavet Street Area 

Redevelopment Plan and Main Street Area Redevelopment Plan in accord 

with recommendations in this report. 

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7. Fonm land acquisition and relocation teams comprised of attomeys, 

appraisers, review appraisers, and acquisition and relocation specialists to 

implement the acquisition and relocation processes for Bayview Avenue, 

Caillavet, and Main Streets. 

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ESTIMATED COSTS 

The estimated costs for improvements necessary to implement the proposed Traffic Circulation Plan 

are summarized below. Also presented are the Consultant's recommendation for financing 

recommended proposals together with suggested sources of funds. All estimates of costs are 

general in nature and not based on detailed engineering investigations but are considered to be 

adequate for capital budgeting purposes. 

Street Improvements 

1. Rebuild Caillavet Street from CSX Railroad to Bayview Avenue including rebuilding existing 

Caillavet Street and construction of proposed Caillavet Boulevard. Install water lines and 

sewer lines to serve redeveloped area on east side of new street. Rebuild railroad signal. 

Construction Costs $ 4,430,000 

Right-of-Way Costs 7,850,000 

Estimated Costs $12,280,000 

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2. Rebuild Bayview Avenue from a point near Croesus Street to Oak Street. Construct new 

water line adjacent to new street. 



Estimated Costs $ 6,410,000 

3. Rebuild Main Street from the CSX Railroad to Bayview Avenue. Install new water and sewer 

lines. Adjust railroad signal. 



Relocation Costs 3,200,000 

Estimated Costs $ 8,860,000 

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FINANCING ALTERNATIVES 

The cost of the recommendations set forth in this study can be paid through the financing 

altematives identified below. The Consultant is of the opinion that it will be necessary to combine 

. funding from each of the sources. The City should request participation from Harrison County, the 

State of Mississippi, and casinos. These entities will reap major benefits from the projects. 

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Tax Increment Financing (TIFl (City and County) 

Tax Increment Financing (TIF) allows the City and County to issue tax exempt bonds to acquire land 

and buildings, undertake demolition of buildings, construct street and drainage improvements, 

construct water and sanitary sewer improvements, install street lighting, landscaping, traffic 

signalization, and other related improvements, and for planning, engineering, legal, and other soft 

costs. 

TIF allows the City and County to pledge all or part of the real and personal property ad valorem tax 

increases generated as a resull of the construction of the Imperial Palace, Beau Rivage, the new 

hotel constructed by Casino Magic and the new hotel and parking structure built by the Biloxi Grand 

Casino Resort. The Consultant recommends that the City and Harrison County jointly issue TI F 

Bonds and that real property tax increases generated by the Imperial Palace Resort, Beau Rivage, 

Casino Magic Hotel, and the Grand Casino Hotel and Parking Structure be pledged to secure and 

pay the bond debt. To this end, Biloxi should ask Harrison County to participate in financing part of 

these costs through Tax Increment Financing. 

It is critical that the City and County initiate the TIF process as soon as possible to authorize the 

issuance of TIF bonds before these ongoing construction projects are completed and placed on the 

tax rolls. Due to the timing involved in irnplcmenti(1g recommended projects, it is likely that the TIF . 

Bonds will be issued in more than one series. 

Mississippi Devel0pment Bank 

The Mississippi Development Bank was created by the Mississippi Legislature in 1986 as an 

independent organization with the power to "borrow money and issue its bonds and notes to make 

funds available to local governmental units at reduced rates and on more favorable terms". 

The Mississippi Development Bank is a state issuer of Bonds with proceeds going to local 

governmental units. Local governmental units must request that Bonds be issued through the 

Developrnent Bank on their behalf, and local governmental units are responsible for retirement of 

bond debt issued through the Development Bank. 

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The benefits of the Mississippi Development Bank now directly in the local governmental units. 

Bonds to finance needed improvements do not count against a local governmental unit's general 

oblis;ation debt limit. .This allows the use of general obligations debt for other local needs. The 

Developrnent Bank can provide more flexibility in bond covenants and debt service coverage 

requirements which will result in lower interest rates. The program provides a more attractive bond 

rating which also will result in lower interest rates. The program offers attractive tax-exempt interest 

rates for a period up to twenty years. 

Security for Development Bank bonds include revenues generated by the local governrnent unit; 

Debt Service Reserve Funds; Diversion Agreement (if local units fail to make debt service payment 

on bonds, State Tax Commission can withhold sales taxes, homestead exemption, and other funds 

to meel debt service payments); and the rnoral obligation of Ihe Stale of Mississippi. 

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Mississippi Economic Development Highway Program 

The Consultant recommends using Economic Development Highway Program funding from the 

Mississippi Department of Economic and Community Development to construct Bayview Avenue 

along with funding from Hanison County.1 The City has received a commitment for $3.8 million from 

the Economic Development Highway Program. Hanison County has committed $200,000 for bridge 

improvements on Bayview. 

The Economic Development Highway Program requires that Bayview Avenue be designed and 

constructed in accordance with standards of the State Aid Road Division of the Mississippi 

Department ofTransportation. The application for these funds will be submitted by the Consultant 

as a part of this study. 

Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG) 

The City should use CDBG funds to acquire and relocate residential properties purchased from low 

and moderate income homeowners in connections with the construction of the Main Street 

.. Boulevard. The use of CDBG funds will insure that residents will be able to purchase comparable 

replacement housing since acquisition and relocation will be in accordance with the Unifonm 

Relocation and Real Property Acquisition Act (Unifonm Act). It will be necessary to use the proceeds 

of Tax Increment Financing bonds to fund the purchase of non-residential properties. 

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If for some unforeseen reason the acquisitions and relocations are deemed ineligible for CDBG 

funding, the City should use Tax Increment Financing to generate funding. In any event, the 

acquisition and relocation. of residential properties should be canied out in accordance with the 

Unifonm Act. . 

Casinos 

It is clear t'lat the impact of traffic generated by Biloxi's .casinns make the improvements 

recommended in this study imperative. It is also clear that the casinos will reap major benefits from 

the improvements. Therefore, the Consultant recommends that each casino be required by the City 

to participa\e in the cost of construction of the improvements. It appears reasonable to suggest that 

the casinos be asked ·to pay 20% to 30% of the cost of recommended improvements. 

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Name of Casino: 

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TRAFFIC AND THOROUGHFARE IMPROVEMENT STUDY 

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1. Description of Existing Facilities 

A. How many square feet of casino area? 

B. How many hotel rooms? 

C. Entertainment facilities (square feet) 

Sealing capacity 

D. How many parking spaces do you have on site? 

Off site? 

Location of off-site parking? 

2. How many employees? 

Per shift? 

.-3. Average Daily Allendance at casino (Monday-Thursday) 

Peak times 

Average Daily Allendance at casino (Friday-Sunday) 

Peak times 

Average Daily Allendance at hotel 

Peak times 

Average Daily Allendance at hotel 

Peak times 

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(Friday-Sunday) 

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Average Daily Attendance at entertainment facilities 

(Monday-Thursday) 

Peak times 

Average Daily Allendance at entertainment facilities 

(Friday-Sunday) 

Peak. limes 

How many cars do you park daily in your parking facilities? 

Monday-Thursday 

(Summer) 

Friday - Sunday 

(Summer) 

(Winter) 

(VI'inter) 

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Friday - Sunday 

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PART IV 

TRAFFIC CIRCULATION PLAN 

In the very near future, the City of Biloxi must make decisions of extraordinary importance that bear 

directly on the future success of its gaming industry. The Consultant has sought to point out in the 

preceding pages of this report the urgency of the traffic circulation problems that appear certain to 

affect the City in the immediate future. Traffic congestion brought about principally by patrons 

seeking access to the casinos already in place. is the subject of much comment in the press. 

Managers of existing casinos universally express concem not only with regard to current problems 

but with the explosive increase. in vehicular traffic that is sure to occur with the completion of casinos 

now under construction. The Consultant, MOOT, and the Gulf Regional Planning Commission share 

this concem. Accordingly, the City must decide the direction and magnitude of its efforts to deal with 

both current and impending traffic circulation problems. 

The following paragraphs together with Figure 2 (Traffic Circulation Plan) illustrate the Consultant's 

reccmmendations for addressing current and projected needs. It is noted that all recommended 

improvements are conceptual in nature with final recommendation to be determined during the 

design phase of individual projects. 

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Outer Traffic Loop 

The Consultant proposes that an outer traffic loop to circulate traffic to, from, and between casinos 

be constructed. This loop would consist of U.S. Highway 90, Caillavet Street, Bayview Avenue, and 

Oak Street. This proposal would require improvements generally as follows: 

U.S. Highway 90 

As indicated preViously in Part III of this report, U.S. Highway 90 badly needs to be 

upgraded. Improvements to this thoroughfare primarily are the responsibilitY of the 

Mississippi Department of Transportation. Unfortunately, from consultations with 

MOOT officials, it appears that this agency has no plans, either short or long range, 

to deal with current or future problems. 

The Consultant is of the opinion that at least one additional traffic lane, east and west 

bound, on U.S. Highway 90 between Oak and Caillavet Street is needed immediately. 

Some MOOT officials have expressed concem about the live oak trees along the 

existing right-of-way of U.S. Highway 90 where widening would occur. They do 

believe, however, that these trees could be relocated. 

While there are problems that must be overcome, efficient movement of traffic in 

Biloxi is dependent in a large measure on upgrading U.S. Highway 90 to at least a 

six-lane facility. To that end, the Consultant recommends the City immediately 

appoint a strong and persistent blue ribbon political action committee to aggressively 

pursue funding and construction of new traffic lanes on Highway 90 at the earliest 

possible date. It is believed this can be done within the existing right-of-way. 

Efforts to improve U.S. Highway 90 should also include measures to enhance access 

from Ocean Springs. Traffic volumes coming from the east have increased to the 

extent that additional traffic lanes crossing the Bay between Ocean Springs and 

Biloxi should be added at the earliest possible date. 

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Cail/avet Street 

Improving Caillavet Street to a four-lane thoroughfare from U.S. Highway 90 to 

Bayview Avenue is a critical element of the Traffic Circulation Plan. South of the 

CSX Railroad, this thoroughfare basically is a four-lane facility. However, it will be 

necessary to prohibit on-street parking on week days after 5:30 p.m., on weekends, 

holidays, and special events to properly utilize existing street capacity. 

North of the CSX Railroad, it is proposed that Caillavet Street be reconstructed as 

a four-lane divided boulevand with four 12 foot traffic lanes and a 12 foot median. An 

80 foot right-of-way would be required. It is proposed that existing Caillavet Street 

be rebuilt and retained as an access street serving properties that are to remain on 

the west side of the street. The new Caillavet Boulevard would be constructed on 

a new alignment immediately east of existing Caillavet Street. This proposal would 

require that all properties lying between the east line of existing Caillavet Street and 

the west line of Anglada Street be acquired for right-of-way and related purposes. 

The new alignment for Caillavet Boulevard would commence at a point just south of 

the CSX Railroad. At this point, it would curve eastward crossing the railroad tracks 

and continuing northward generally parallel to existing Caillavet Street to a point 

approximately 600 feet south of Bayview Avenue. At this point, it would curve 

westward and rejoin existing Caillavet Street. 

Under this proposal, Elder Street, Strawberry Street, and other minor streets that 

currently enter existing Caillavet Street north of Division Street would be closed at 

Caillavet Boulevard. The alignment proposed for Caillavet B~ulevard is illustrated by 

Figure 2 and the Traffic Circulation Plan Exhibit Map. 

After construction of Ccillavet Boulevard, there wo'uld remain a strip of land ab0ut 

160 feet in depth between the new street and Anglada Street. It is proposed that ihis 

property be made available to the current property owners in this area for 

redevelopment purposes. Figure 3 illustrates a conceptual plan for the Caillavet 

Street-Division Street intersection and the proposed redevelopment area. During the 

design phase for Caillavet Boulevard, the Engineer may wish to explore the feasibility 

of acquiring properties on both the east and west side of Anglada Street to permit 

widening of Anglada Street and to provide additional redevelopment area. 

The need to construct Caillavet Boulevard is urgent. Engineers should be employed 

immediately to begin design phase and right-of-way engineering. Time is of the 

essence, and the employed fimr must have the capacity to complete the work on a 

"fast track" basis. 

The Consultant recognizes that the proposed Caillavet Boulevard concept is rather 

dramatic and will have a significant effect on property owners on the east side of 

Caillavet and those along Anglada. For this reason, it is recommended that the City 

of Biloxi immediately select a planning consulting finn to prepare a Caillavet Area 

Redevelopment Plan. The first step in the planning process should be the 

establishment of a working planning committee comprised of Anglada Street and 

Caillavet Street property owners/businesses. The committee should work closely 

with the planners to fonnulate a Redevelopment Plan that focuses on the following, 

among other things: 

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Maximizing redevelopment opportunity in the area to encourage as 

many businesses as possible to relocate in the area; 

Affording affected property owners along Cail/avet and Anglada first 

priority for relocating in the area; 

Working closely with the City's design engineers and property owners 

to allow property owners to retain as much of their land as possible, 

thus, allowing them to rebuild on their own property; 

Protect the interest of the property owners to ensure that property 

available for resale and redevelopment is made available at 

affordable prices, at least comparable to prices for which the City 

acquired the property; 

To stage the acquisition process to allow existing businesses 

reasonable time to relocate in the redevelopment area or any other 

area; 

To focus the redevelopment plan toward avoiding the loss of any 

businesses and owner-occupied housing frem Biloxi; 

To investigate the purchase of land by the City of Biloxi for a business 

park development to provide a relocation altemative for Caillavet, 

Main Street, and Bayview Avenue businesses; and 

Studying the appropriateness of zoning of property along Caillavet 

and making recommendations relative thereto. 

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Bayview Avenue 

As noted previously, Bayview Avenue has been rebuilt as .? four-lane street from 

Cail/avet Street eastward past the Imperial Palace Casino to approximately Croesus 

Street. From this point it continues as a three-lane slreet to a point opposite 

Boomiown Casino. Re,building of Eayview Avenue from Croesus Street to Oak Street 

as a four-lane thoroughfare is proposed. This proposal would require acquisition of 

aboul20 feet of additional right-of-way on the south side of existing Bayview Avenue 

between Croesus Street and a point near Dacey Street. At this point, the new 

alignment would curve slightly to the north in order to avoid existing buildings on the 

south side of the street. Near Braun Street, the new alignment would curve 

southeastward across property owned by the Biloxi Housing Authority with ample 

room left between the new street and Old Brick House, Thence, the relocated street 

would continue to Oak Street on a new alignment as shown on Figure 2 and the 

Traffic Circulation Plan Exhibit Map, 

From Croesus Street to approximately Braun Avenue, it is proposed to construct 

Bayview Avenue with four 11 1001 traffic lanes on a right-ol-way of approximately 60 

leet. From Braun Street to Oak Street, it would be constructed with lour 12 foot 

lanes on a right-ol-way of approximately 80 feet. The new street should be built to 

a minimum elevation of 5.0 leet (MSL) to avoid the periodic flooding that occurs on 

existing Bayview Avenue. Thus, a right-of-way in excess of 80 leet may be required 

in some sections where fill is required. 

The estimates of costs presented later in this report include funds for constructing 

a 12 inch water line from a point near Boomtown Casino to Oak Street. The size 01 

the water line is estimated and should be detenmined hydraulically by the project 

design engineer. 

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 


(TRAFFIC FLOW AND THOROUGHFARE IMPROVEMENTS PLAN ~ROJECT) 

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Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held on Monday, 

December 15, 1997, at 11:00 a.m. in the regular meeting place of the Board of Supervisors of 

Harrison County (the "County") at the Second Judicial District County Courthouse in Biloxi, 

Mississippi, on the Tax Increment Financing Plan, Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare Improvements 

Plan Project, Harrison County, Mississippi, November, 1997 (the "TIF Plan"), for consideration 

by the Board of Supervisors. The County proposes to use the TIF Plan in compliance with the 

Tax Increment Redevelopment Plan of 1997, Harrison County, Mississippi, and further, to 

designate the project described in the TIF Plan as appropriate for development and tax increment 

financing. 

The general scope of the TIF Plan is for the City of Biloxi (the "City") and/or the County 

to issue Tax Increment Financing Revenue Bonds or Notes, in one or more series, in a total 

principal amount not to· exceed $35,000,000 in order to provide funds necessary to construct 

various infrastructure improvements in connection with the Project, including, but not limited 

to, construction of an outer traffic loop consisting of U.S. Highway 90, Caillavet Street, 

Bayview Avenue, and Oak Street; rebuilding of Main Street, Lee Street, and Howard Street; the 

construction of a southbound on-ramp and northbound off-ramp at the Bayview Avenue and 

1-110 interchange; reconstruction and realignment of Bayview Avenue and such other 

improvements to roadways and infrastructure as may be necessary to accommodate traffic flow 

and development within the City; installation of traffic signalization and signage; installation 

and/or relocation of utilities such as water, sewer, electricity, and natural gas; installation and 

relocation of drainage; landscaping of rights-of-way; purchase of rights-of-way including 

appraisals, legal fees, relocation costs, and other related acquisition costs; and other incidental 

costs and engineering fees (the "Project"). The Bonds or Notes issued by the City and/or the 

County shall be secured solely by a pledge of the following: (1) up to one hundred 

percent (100%) of the incremental increases in ad valorem tax revenues on real property 

generated by the development and construction in the Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare 

Improvements Plan Tax Increment Financing District; and (2) up to sixty percent (60%) of the 

incremental increase in ad valorem tax revenues on real property generated by development and 

construction in the Traffic Flow and Thoroughfare Improvements Plan Tax Increment Financing 

District as further limited by and as further described in the TIF Plan. The Bonds or Notes will 

not be a general obligation of the County secured by the full faith, credit, and taxing power of 

the County or create any other pecuniary liability on the part of the County other than the pledge 

of the incremental increase in the ad valorem tax set forth above and as provided in the TIF 

Plan. 

Construction of the Project and payment of the Bonds issued to construct the Project will 

be paid as hereinabove set forth and will not require an increase in ad valorem taxes within the 

County.

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The County will exercise its authority under Chapter 45 of Title 21, Mississippi Code 

of 1972, as amended (the "Act") jointly with the City pursuant to an Interlocal Cooperation 

Agreement as authorized by Section 21-45-3 of the Act. 

Copies of the TIF Plan and the Tax Increment Redevelopment Plan of 1997, Harrison 

County, Mississippi, are available for examination in the office of the Chancery Clerk in Biloxi, 

Mississippi. 

This hearing is being called and conducted, and the TIF Plan has .been prepared as 

authorized and required by Sections 21-45-1 et seq., Mississippi Code of 1972, as amended. 

Witness my signature and seal, this, the 1st day of December, 1997. 

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF 

HARRlSON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI 

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By: 

lsI John McAdams 

CHANCERY CLERK 

(S E A L) 

Publish one (1) time in the Sun Herald on December 4, 1997. 

Send proof of publication and statement to: 

Send copy of proof of publication to: 

John McAdams, Chancery Clerk 


730 Washington Loop 

Biloxi, Mississippi 39530 

John F. England, Esquire 

Crosthwait Terney, PLLC 


Jackson, Mississippi 39225-2398 

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Order: 


ORDER AUTHORIZING SUPERVISOR ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF TO 

ATTEND "rHE NA1"IONAL COUNCIL FOR URBAN ECONOMIC 

DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR DEAI.ING WITH ECONOMIC 

DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES FOR WELFARE TO WORK, IN 

WASHINGTON, D.C., DECEMBER 6-10, 1997, AND APPROVING 

REIMBURSEMENT OF NECESSARY TRAVEL EXPENSES 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY AUTHORIZE supervisor Robin Alfred 

Midcalf to attend the National Council for Urban Economic Development 

seminar dealing with Economic Development strategies for Welfare to work, 

in washington, D.C., December 6-10,1997; and the Board does HEREBY 

APPROVE reimbursement of her necessary travel expenses. 

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Supervisor C.T. SWITZER, JR. moved adoption of the following Order: 

ORDER AUTHORIZINC THE SAND BEACH DEPARTMENT TO 

REMOVE ALL BENCHES, EXCEPT THOSE BELONCINC TO COAST 

AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITY, FROM THE STATE RICHT-OF-WAY 

OF HICHWAY 90 IN THE UNINCORPORATED AREA OF THE 

COUNTY, AND TO CHARCE THE OWNERCS) OF SAID BENCHES FOR 

LABOR COST TO REMOVE SAME 

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MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY AUTHORIZE the Sand Beach 

Department to remove all benches, except those belonging to Coast Area 

Transit Authority, from the state right-of-way of Highway 90 in the 

unincorporated area of the County, and to charge the owner(s) of said 

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Order: 

SupervisOl" ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF moved adoption of the following 

ORDER ACCEPTINC THE LOW BID OF LADNER'S PEST & TERMITE 

CONTROL IN THE AMOUNT OF $478.29 PER MONTH FOR BID 

#97-1104· PEST CONTROL SERVICES FOR COUNTY BUILDINCS, 

AS RECOMMENDED BY THE PURCHASE CLERK 

WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors does hereby find as follows: 

1. That this Board, at a meeting heretofore held on November 10, 

1997, adopted an Order authorizing and directing the Clerk of the Board to 

~ cause publication to be made of legal Notice of Invitation for Bids for Bid 

#97-1104 - Pest Control Services for county buildings, Harrison County, 

MiSSissippi. 

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2. That as directed in the aforesaid Order, said Notice of Invitation for 

Bids was published in The Sun Herald newspaper, a newspaper published and 

having a general circulation in Harrison County, Mississippi for more than one 

(1) year next immediately preceding the date of said Order directing 

publication of said Notice, and that the Publisher's Affidavit of proof of 

Publication has been filed with the Clerk of this Board, by said Clerk 

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exhibited to the Board, and shows that said Notice was published on the 

15th and 17th days of November 1997. 

3. That publication of said notice has been made once each week for 

two (2) consecutive weeks, the last of which was at least seven (7) working 

days prior to December 1,1997, the day fixed for receiving said bids in the 

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Order identified in paragraph (1) thereof, said Proof of Publication being in 

the following form, words, and figures, to-wit:

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NOTICE OF INVITAnON TO BID 

Sealed bids wm be accepted by 

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Board Meot~ Room in tile First 

JudlClal District Courthouse In 

Gutlpor1. Mississippi, until the 

hour cA 10:30 o'cJock A.M., on De· 

cembtlr 1, 1997,101' purchase by 

the Hamson County the loIlOw\ng' 

hems' . . 

Bid 1'97·,,04 Pest eonlr04 $er· 

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tor Bid 197·,,04. aled above 

may be ob1alned from \tie Harrlson 

Calmty Purchasir,g Departmen!, 

located In Ihe First Judicial 

District Courthouse a\ , 801 ·23m 

Avenue," GUlfport. Mis.sls.sipp! 

39502. lllolepMne nulTIbor 

~~~~~~8be 

on file with !he 

Clal\ofttMIBoard; Must shoWlhe 

Biddera name and IIddress: Must 

bf sealed and c1earty mal1l.ed on 

1MoutSide of lhe &nvolope as in· 

dicated • "Bid No._. to be 

opened on December 1, 1997." 

Envel"P" no1 $0mar1l.ed.f. 5Ub- . 

minedst the riskoflhe Bidd.tand 

lhe County USUm$S no r8spotl5ib1lity 

lor the premat\J18 opening of 

=e~n~~~~~ms'S~_all 

&1'8 done so at the risk 01 the Bid· 

der and .hot.lId be addresSidio 

the Board 01 Supervi$O(s, In care 

of !he Harrison County PUrClas· 

Ing Department, Post Office 

Drawer·CC". Gultport. Mississippl. 

39502. ThfI Countyls NOT rltS_ 

ponslble forbids lhat are mailed 10 

the wltlng address ()rtha~arm.1n 

~ m.rl atler the desiql1llled operung 

time. Bids may be delivered 

In person 10 the IiMrbon County 

Purchas~ Department In the 

Frm JUdICIal District Counl'Jovs,e 

at, 1801 23n::1 Avenue, Gultport. 

Mississippi. until 5:00 P.M.• on 

November 26. 1997. grtl'Hl Board 

~S;W~~ ~~c:.~~ 

house In Gulfport. Mississippi on 

=~*~'a~~~;el~~ the 

The &an:! 01 SupelVisol'S win 

meet at the time and In the plactl 

stated first .~ In this Nolice 

.nd will IMn and lhere upen. read 

aloud. consider and lake such I.eli~n 

as lhe Board ~y then del.' 

min. on bids receIVed In aCOOl"· 

d.anc.e with this Nolice. The Board 

~~I$~i~t::el~~~:er~~fil?e~ 

By Order 01 Ule Ha~rison County 

Board 01 SUpeMSOfS. n.ms 

#97-110-01 wa.!l adopted NDv.m_' 

ber lO, 1997. ~ 

Is/John McAdams l7y FranCtl~Gily 

CLERK. Board of SUPSlVlSOl'$ 

(SEAL) 

A-61.adv.15.T7 

Before me, the undersigned Notary Public of Harrison County, 

Mississippi, personally appeared~~~ 

who, being by me first duly sworn, did depose and say that she is a 

clerk ~S> ?->.~~ 

_____________, a newspaper published in the 

city ofG .. "') ~;s.,. 

Sworn to and subscribed before me this,_""---,~",-..J.... 

~clS>~'S> ,A.D., 19~ 

My Commission Expires 10/15/99 

,in Harrison County, Mississippi, 

and that pUblication of the notice, a copy of which is hereto attached, 

has been made in said paper ~ times in the following 

numbers and on the following dates of such paper, viz: 

Pap~VOI.~No.,~dated~dayo~,1fu- 

~Pap~Vol.\\~ No.,~dated\, dayo~,19%1 






Affiant further states en oath that said newspaper has been 

established and published continuously in said county for a period of 

more than twelve months next prior to the first publication of said notice. 

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K!JA&JJ0h~ 

Notary Public 

day of 

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Printer's Fee $ -=="""__ 

Furnishing proof of publication 

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TOTAL $---'-7 _ 

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received:

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TERMS OF CONTRACT: 

Twelve (12) months from date contained in notification of award - anticipated starting is January 1, 1998. At the option of the Board 

of Supervisors this contract may be renewed on the same terms, and for the same price for an additional twelve (12) month period 

commencing twelve (12) months after notification of the original award. This contract may be cancelled for any reason by either 

Party upon giving thirty (30) days written notice of termination. 

BID: 

The bid shall consist of a lump sum amount for both GROUP A AND GROUP B, the lump sum bid will be the cost that is used to 

award this contract. Separate prices for Group and Group B are also requested. The County WILL NOT split the contract between 

two bidders. The beakdown in cost if for internal bookkeeping purposes only. 

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~FE'CTIVE DATE: 

BINDER NUMBER: 

FED ID NUMBER: 

APPLICATION 10: 

08/13/97 

23-30430-97231-067188 

42-6965669 

5528700 

LADNERS PEST & TERMITE CONTROL 

21400 LAWRENCE LADNER ROAD 

PASS CHRISTIAN. MS 39571 

SERVICE CENTER 

n7 Yamato Road, Ste 200 

P.O. Box 3098 

Boca Raton, FL 33431-0998 

Tel. 1-800-622-4123 

Fax 561-989-6213 

August 24, 1997 

RE: WORKERS COMPENSATION AND EMPLOYERS LIABILITY POLICY BINDER 

This is to acknowledge receipt of an initial or deposit premium payment and your application for 

coverage through the Workers Compensation Insurance Plan tor the State of MISSISSIPPI. 

Coverage is provided under this binder, beginning at 12:01 A.M. on the effective date shown above, 

and with the insurance company named below, and shall remain in effect until canceled or a policy 

has been issued. In accordance with Plan Procedures, coverage is provided under the Workers 

Compensation Law of MISSISSIPPI and of such additional jurisdictions as may be requested, in 

accordance with the Plan rules. Employers liability coverage is also provided, subject to the standard 

limits prescribed in the Basic Manual, unless higher limits have been requested in accordance with 

the Plan rules. 

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Please retain this binder as evidence of the coverage until you receive your policy. 

INSURANCE COMPANY; 

MS CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY 

CIO PREFERRED WORKS INC 

2635 RIDGEWOOD RD 

JACKSON, MS 39216 

AGENCY NAME; 

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114 MAIN STREET PO BOX 2490 

BAY ST LOUIS, MS 39521 

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23-30430-97231-067188 ASSIGNMENT ADDITIONAL NOTICE 

LADNERS PEST & TERMITE CONTROL 

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NOTICE 

COVERAGE FOR THIS EMPLOYER HAS BEEN PLACED THROUGH THE ASSIGNED RISK PLAN. AS THE 

PLAN IS THE MARKET OF LAST RESORT, COVERAGE SHOULD CONTINUE TO BE SOUGHT THROUGH 

"THE STANDARDNOLUNTARY MARKET. PLEASE NOTE THAT PREMIUMS IN THE ASSIGNED RISK PLAN 

MAY BE HIGHER THAN THE STANDARDNOLUNTARY MARKET. 

If a policy issued by an insurance carrier, pursuant 10 an assignment under the Workers Compensation 

Insurance Plan, Is canceled due to the employer's failure to comply with terms or conditions of the 

poliCY, such employer may be ineligible for further coverage under the Plan. 

Effective upon receipt of the enclosed binder, the producer may issue cenificales 01 insurance only under the 

following conditions: 1) that the cenificate is issued only on the standard ACORD lorm; 2) thai the certificate IS 

issued only for operations in the states listed in 3.A. 01 the Information Page; 3) that the policyterms are unchanged; 

4) that the certificate holder is not extended any grealer rights than those extended to the Insured; and 5) that the 

servicing carrier is provided with a copy of each certificate. 

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}. . . .. CERTIFICATE Of IN:;URANCb 

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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: 

That we Ladners Pest and Termite Control 

... . . .(Name of Person) (Name of Business or Company) 

_____WE_STE_RN_S_U_RET'i __CCMI' __Mf'i 

Bond No. 68388411 

Effective D3te: september 16, 1996 

, Principal, and 

Surety, are held and 

fIrmly bound unto the State of Mississippi, in the sum of $5,000.00 

,lawful money of the 

United Slates of America, for the payment of which, well and truly 10 be made, we bind 

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ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, jointly and severally, Iinnly by 

these presents. 

The condition of the foregoing obligation is thatLadners Pest and Termite Control 

___________, Principal, was granted a license 10 engage in Pest Control 

---'Oper:....-_at_o_r 

, Professional services under the provision of Sections 

69-19-1 through 69-19-11, Mississippi Code 1972 as amended. 

NOW, if the principal obligor herein shall honestly and faithfully conduct said 

professional business, and if the services rendered shall be effective as represented by the 

principal obligor herein, this obligation to be void, otherwise, to remain in full force and 

effect. The conditions of this bond shall cover professional services rendered from the date 

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thereof and until the 16th day of september , 19..E...-. 

tWITNESS our signature, this the 28th day. of June , 19_9_6__ 

.y.. ?,' ) , LADNERS ~NDtJ!I'iP.?ITE o::NrROL 

c... )'- L.l(. l' ',JIll Let., --- BY .)1"\ ~~ Principal 

ISSV'· Ippl eSI ent gent WESTERN S CCMl'ANY S 

Poo() x 2490 t:7 f) j E. Whelden, AS5'1. ec. 

Bal.. Saint Louis, MS 39521-2490 BY ~~:JkA'il1 Surety 

Address 

The foregoing bond is hereby approved by me, this the day of _ 

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DIVISION OF PLANT INDUSTRY 

Miss. Dept. of Agriculture 

By: '--';::D 

7ir-e-ct'-o-r-an-d~/;-o-r ":::S':"'"ta"':"'te-E;::'n"'"':t:-o-m-o"lo""':g"':":i,7 t ---- 

This bond must be signed or countersigned by a Mississippi Resident Agent for the Bonding 

Company.

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Twelve (12) months from date contained in notification of award - anticipated starting is January 1. 1998. At the option of the Board 

of Supervisors this contract may be renewed on the same terms. and for the same price for an additional twelve (12) month period 



BID: 

The bid shall consist of a lump sum amount for both GROUP A AND GROUP B. the lump sum bid will be the cost that is used to 



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GROUP A PRICE FOR MONTHLY SERVICE $ 1 682 • 5a 

PER MONTH 

GROUP B PRICE FOR MONTHLY SERVICE $ 265 • aa 

PER MONTH 

LUMP SUM BID PRICE FOR MONTHLY SERVICE $ 1 947 • 50 

PER MONTH 

DI'.TE: November 19 1 1997 

VENDOR: ~ern Pest Control, Inc. 

SIGNED BY (Name and Title) _~m...:....L--'~==-=-_zJL"-=~=-'-"- . _ 

MAILING ADDRESS:. 3211 Old Mobile Ave. I Pascagoula_~,----,-M-"S=---~3-=-9-,,5,,8,-,1,--- _ 

TELEPHONE: _-,"2-,"2-"8,---,,3,,,9.::.2,--..::.3'.."4~2c::5,---- _ FAX: 228-762-5428 

PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR BID ON THIS FORM. 

FAILURE TO DO SO MAY DISQUALIFY YOUR BID. 

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commencing twelve (12) months afler notification of the original award. This contract may be cancelled for any reason by either 

Party upon giving thirty (3D) days written notice of termination. 

BID: 

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award this contract. Separate prices for Group and Group B are also requesled. The Counly WILL NOT splil the contract between 


GROUP A PRICE FOR MONTHLY SERVICE $__7_7_9,---,_CJ,_O PER MONTH 

GROUP B PRICE FOR MONTHLY SERVICE $__3_';;/_3_,_o_tJ PER MONTH 

LUMP SUM BID PRICE FOR MONTHLY SERVICE $_'-/,-

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Twelve (12) months from date contained in notification of award - anticipated starting is January 1. 1998. At the option of the Board 

of Supervisors this contract may be renewed on the same terms, and lor the same price for an additional twelve (12) month period 



BID: 

The bid shall consist of a lump sum amount for both GROUP A AND GROUP B, the lump sum bid will be lhe cost that is used to 



GROUP A PRICE FOR MONTHLY SERVICE 

PER MONTH 

GROUP B PRICE FOR MONTHLY SERVICE $ 

LUMP SUM BID PRICE FOR MONTHLY SERVICE $ 

PER MONTH 

PER MONTH 

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DATE: /_/_-_0'_V_-_9-'-....:.7 _ 

VENDOR: _T:...__-e.-'-.R---,/Yl_,-,-' /I---=c-..::...:f_":.-=..R.-=----'-p_e.:::-5--'f-_-'(!"-=O-'-'/7-Lt~/

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Party upon giving thirty (30) days written nolice of terminaticn. 

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The bid shall consist of a lump sum amount for both GROUP A AND GROUP B. the lump sum bid will be the cost that is used to 



GROUP A PRICE FOR MONTHLY SERVICE $---'-1.:...02.:...5--=0.:...0.:...0 PER MONTH 

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LUMP SUM BID PRICE FOR MONTHLY SERVICE $ 1243.00 PER MONTH 

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VENDOR: REDD PEST CX)NrROL 

SIGNED BY (Name and Tille) Mike Craft Pest Control Division Manager 

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MAILING ADDRESS: -'------=P:.....'-'O"'."'Bo=..:xc..:::22=-4:..:5=----'=Gu=l.::.fPJ=rt::...::J,'---"MS=-.::.3:....95:....0:..:5=--- 

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TELEPHONE: (228)868-2222 FAX: (228)864-7614 

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5. The Board does hereby find, upon the recommendation of the 

Purchase Clerk, that the bid of Ladner's Pest & Termite Control in the amount 

of FOUR HUI\lDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT AND 29/100 DOLLARS ($478.29) per month is 

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the lowest bid meeting specifications and, therefore, the best received for 

Bid #97-1104 - Pest control services for county buildings, and that said bid is 

reasonable and fair and should be accepted. It is, therefore, 


MISSISSIPPI, that, upon the recommendation of the Purchase Clerk, the bid of 

Ladner's Pest & Termite Control be and the same is HEREBY ACCEPTED for Bid 

#97-1104 - Pest control services for County buildings, at and for a 

consideration of FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT AND 29/100 DOLLARS ($478.29) 

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supervisor C.T. SWITZER. JR. moved adoption of the fOllowing Order: 

ORDER REQUESTING THE BOARD ATTORNEY TO RESEARCH THE 

LAW TO CONTROL HUNTING IN THE MORE POPULA"rED AREA OF 

THE COUNTY TO PROVIDE PROTECTION TO THE CITIZENS AND 

REPORT HIS FINDINGS AT A LATER DATE 


MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY REQUEST the Board Attorney to 

research the law to control hunting in the more populated area of the 

County to provide protection to the citizens and report his findings at a later 

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supervisor C.T. SWITZER, JR. moved adoption of the following Order: 


THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD THE RESOLU1'ION OF THE 

GULFPORT CITY COUNCIL SHOWING SUPPORT FOR THE 

CONVEYANCE BY HARRISON COUNTY OF THE CARNEGIE 

LIBRARY BUILDING AT 1300 24'rH AVENUE, GULFPORT, 

MISSISSIPPI, TO THE MISSISSIPPI SOUND MARITIME HISTORICAL 

FOUNDATION TO ESTABLISH AND ADMINISTER A MARITIME 

MUSEUM IN THE CITY OF GULFPORT 

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MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY ACKI\lOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF AND 

SPREAD upon the Minutes of the Board the Resolution of the Gulfport City 

Council showing support for the conveyance by Harrison county of the 

carnegie Library building at 1300 24th Avenue, Gulfport, Mississippi, to the 

MissisSippi Sound Maritime Historical Foundation to establish and administer a 

maritime museum in the city of Gulfport, same being as follows, to-wit: 

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There came on for consideration at a duly constituted meeting oftbe Mayor and Members of 

the City Council of tbe City of Gulfport, Mississippi, held on the ...1.B..th...- day of 

_NWO[}.l\Ule",mlUh,,-eLr ~, 1997, the following Resolution: 

A RESOLUTION OF THE GULFPORT CITY COUNCIL TO SHOW SUPPORT 

FOR THE CONVEYANCE BY HARRISON COUNTY OF THE CARNEGlE 

LIBRARY BUlLDlNG AT 1300 - 24 111 AVENUE TO THE MISSISSIPPI 

SOUND MARITIME HISTORICAL FOUNDATION TO ESTABLISH AND 

ADMINISTER A MARITIME MUSEUM IN THE CITY OF GULFPORT 

WHEREAS, the building, formerly the "Old Carnegie Library" located at 1300 24 th Avenue, 

Gulfport, Mississippi, owned by Harrison County, is presently vacant, and in need of interior 

renovation, and it is not required by the City ofGulfport at the present time for a municipal or public 

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purpose, and is believed to be surplus County property; and 

WHEREAS, The Mississippi Sound Maritime Historical Foundation (herein 

"Foundation"), a Mississippi non-profit corporation, declared exempt from Federal Income Tax 

under Section 50 I (a) ofthe Internal Revenue Code as an organization described in Section 501 (c)(3), 

has applied to the Harrison County Board ofSupervisors for a conveyance granting said propeliy and 

building improvements to the Foundation; and 

WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council (Governing Authority) of the City ofGulfpoli are 

informed that the Harrison County Board ofSupervisors have or shall consider the grant ofthe Old 

Carnegie LibralY Building located in the City of Gulfpol1 to the Mississippi Sound Maritime 

Historical Foundation for its he2.dquUl1ers, and to establish a museum and facility dedicatcd to 

preservation oftbe maritime heritage ofthe Mississippi Sound, and to chronicle the development of 

vessels of the P011 of Gulfport, and provide education in seamanship and navigation; and the 

Governing Authorily is advised that the Foundation will research, build, and sail a cirea-1900 two 

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masted schooner, as formerly used in the Port of GulfpOli and establish and administer a maritime 

museum at the Old Carnegie Building to collect, assemble, document and publicly display maritime 

photographs, documents, artifacts, and memorabilia related to the development of the POli of 

Gulfp0l1 and surrounding communities; and 

WHEREAS, the Governing Authority is ofthe opinion that the Foundation, in the use ofthe 

Old Carnegie Library Building according to the purposes hereinabove expressed shall promote social, 

educational, cultural, moral and economic development in Harrison County and in the City of

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Gultport, and that the establishment ofa museum in said historical building in Gulfport shall coincide 

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appropriately with the redevelopment of downtown Gulfport, and shall foster the current 

redevelopment effort; and 

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 

GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI, AS FOLLOWS: 

Section 1. 

That the Governing Authority ofthe City ofGulfport does hereby SUpp0l1 the 

conveyance by Hanison County of the Old Carnegie Library Building to the Mississippi Sound 

Maritime Historical Foundation for the purpose of establishing a maritime museum in the City of 

GUltp0l1, and for the purposes hereinabove set forth, and does hereby memOlialize the Board of 

Supervisors ofHarrison County, Mississippi, to convey the Old Carnegie Library Building at 1300 

24 th Avenue to the Foundation as proposed with restrictions to the uses and purposes hereinabove 

set forth. 

Section 2. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect inunediately upon its passage 

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and enactment according to law, and the Council Clerk is hereby directed to spread this Resolution 

on the Minutes of the GUlfp0l1 City Council, and to furnish a copy thereof to the Board of 

Supervisors ofHarrison County. 

The above and foregoing Resolution, after having been first reduced to writing and read by 

the Clerk, was introduced by__~J,-,e,-"n...,k.. i.lln,,-s__~, seconded bY_HilJe"-,w,,-,e,,,s~ ~, and was 

adopted by the following roll call vote: 

AYlES Absent 

Jenkins ~ 

Holmes-Hines 

Savant 

Dombrowski 

Albritton 

Hewes 

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WHEREUPON, the President declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted, this 

the 18th day of November . 1997. 

(SEAL) 

ATTEST: 

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CLERK OF THE COUNCIL 

ADOPTED: 

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P SIDENT 

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The above and foregoing Resolution submitted to and approved by the Mayor, this the 

19th dayof....:.N:.::.ov:...:e:::::mb:...:e.:...r ~, 1997. 

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CITY OF GULFPORT 

I, Sandra E. Baylor, City Clerk ofthe city ofGulfport, Mississippi, do hereby 

certifY that the attached and forgoing is a true and correct copy ofa Resolution of the 

Gulfport City Council to show support for the conveyance by Harrison County ofthe 

Carnegie Library Building at 1300 - 24 th Avenue to the Mississippi Sound Maritime 

Historical Foundation to establish and administer a Maritime Museum in the City 

ofGulfport, from the meeting ofthe Mayor and City Council on November 18th, 1997, 

under my care custody. 

Witness my signature and the seal ofthe City of Gulfport, Mississippi, this the 

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(SEAL:) 

CITY OF GULFPORT, 

MISSISSIPPI 

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supervisor BOBBY ELEU"rERIUS moved adoption of the following Order: 

ORDER APPROVINC THE EMPLOYMENT OF JIM GALLOWAY TO 

REPRESENT HARRISON COUNTY'S BONDING COMPANY, FIDELITY 

AND DEPOSIT CO. OF MARYLAND, IN LAWSUIT STYLED DEBORAH 

MITCHELL V5. HARRISON CO. SHERIFF, CAUSE NO. 1-97-CV-416 GR 

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ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HARRISOI\l COUI\lTY, 

MISSISSIPPI, that the Board does HEREBY APPROVE the employment of Jim 

Galloway to represent Harrison county's bonding company, Fidelity and 

Deposit Co. of Maryland, in lawsuit styled Deborah Mitchell VS. Harrison Co. 

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Supervisor BOBBY ElEUTERIUS moved adoption of the following Order: 

ORDER APPROVINC THE EMPLOYMENT OF MEADOWS, RilEY, 

KOENENN & TEEl TO REPRESENT THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 

IN lAWSUITS, AS LISTED 


IIIIISSISSIPPI, that the Board does hereby approve the employment of 

Meadows, Riley, Koenenn & Teel to represent the Board of Supervisors in the 

following lawsuits: 

1) Vanessa D. Alexander VS. Harrison County et al., Cause No. 1:97CV 

499BRR; 

2) patricia Dwyer VS. Harrison county Sand Beach Authority, Cause No. 

97-00925. 

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DECEMI:IER 1997 TERM 

Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. moved the 

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adoption of the following Resolution: 

AN ORDER OF THE HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 

ACCEPTING THE COMPROMISE AND SETTLEMENT OFFER OF ETHA R. 

ROBINSON AND CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, RELATING TO AN 

AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT, WHICH OCCURRED ON OR ABOUT SEPTEMBER 

20, 1995 ON NORTHRUP-CUEVAS ROAD IN HARRISON COUNTY, 

MISSISSIPPI, AND FOR RELATED PURPOSES. 

WHEREAS, on or about September 20, 1995, Etha Renee Robinson 

and Christopher Robinson were involved in an automobile accident 

while traveling Northrup-Cuevas Road in Harrison County, 

Mississippi; and 

WHEREAS, in an effort to fully and finally settle all 

differences and claims between the parties and to reach a 

compromise and settlement of their differences, Etha R. Robinson 

and Christopher Robinson have agreed to accept the sum of $3,500.00 

from Harrison County in full settlement and agrees to release any 

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and all claims it may have arising from the referenced accident. 

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 

OF HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, AS FOLLOWS: 

SECTION I. The Harrison County Board of Supervisors does 

hereby authorize the Attorney for the Board to enter into a 

full, 

complete and final written release of any and all claims Etha R. 

Robinson and Christopher Robinson may have against Harrison County 

Board of Supervisors as a 

result of an accident, which occurred on 

or about September 20, 

1995. This release will be in consideration 

of Etha R. 

Robinson and Christopher Robinson releasing any and all 

claims of every kind and character they may have against Harrison 

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SECTION II. The Board Attorney is directed to prepare an

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appropriate release to be executed by Etha R. Robinson and 

Christopher Robinson. 

Supervisor C. T. SWITZER. .IE seconded the motion to 

adopt the above and foregoing Resolution whereupon the President 

put the question to a 


Supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS voted, AYE 

Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED MIDCALF voted, AYE 

Supervisor DAVID V. LAROSA, SR. voted, AYE 

Supervisor LARRY BENEFIELD voted, AYE 

Supervisor C.T. SWITZER, JR. voted, AYE 

The majority of the members present having voted in the 

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Resolution 

affirmative, the President then declared the Motion carried and the 

adopted on this the -,--1s=-t-=--_ day of December 

1997. 

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COUNTY 

OF HARRISON 

ABSOLUTE RELEASE 

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: The undersigned, ETHA R. 

ROBINSON and CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, 

for and in consideration of the 

sum of Three Thousand Five Hundred ($3,500.00), to the undersigned 

cash in hand paid, and other good and valuable consideration, the 

receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, does 

hereby individually, and for his/her heirs, executors, 

administrators, successors, and assigns, release and acquit and 

forever discharge HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS their 

agents, servants, successors, heirs, executors, administrators, and 

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all other persons, corporations, firms, associations, or 

partnerships from any and all claims, 

actions, causes of action, 

demands, rights, damages, costs, loss of service, expenses and 

compensation whatsoever, which the undersigned now has or which may 

hereinafter accrue on account of or in any way growing out of an 

alleged accident, which occurred on or about September 20, 1995, on 

Northrup-Cuevas Road in Harrison County, 

First Judicial District, 

Harrison County, Mississippi. 

As part of the consideration for settlement 

and release, the 

undersigned represents and covenants that any and all property, 

medical bills, and all other expenses, if any, incurred by or on 

behalf of ETHA R. ROBINSON and CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, as a result of 

the referenced accident, have been, or will be, paid or otherwise 

satisfied, out of the proceeds of this settlement. 

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Further, the undersigned individually and his/her heirs, 

executors, administrators, successors and assigns, covenant with 

HARRISON COUNTY I MISSISSIPPI AND THE HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF 

SUPERVISORS, their agents, and employees, and all other persons 

firms or corporations which are or may be liable, to indemnify and 

save them harmless, without cost or expense, from any and all such 

claims for reimbursement for such bills and expenses. 

The undersigned party further agrees, covenants and warrants 

there have been no assignments of any rights or claims arising out 

of the accident for injuries or damages to any person or persons 

not joining in this release instrument. The undersigned party 

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agrees that hereinafter the released parties shall forever be free 

of liability and that they, each and collectively, shall be as free 

of liability in the premises as if the aforesaid accident had never 

occurred. 

This settlement shall operate as and be a complete accord and 

satisfaction of any and all claims for damages or injuries of every 

kind, character or description sustained by the undersigned whether 

herein specifically described or not, and which he may now or 

hereinafter have on account of or in any way 

connected with the 

aforesaid incident. 

It is further agreed and understood that this settlement is 

the compromise of a 

doubtful and disputed claim; that the payment 

made is not to be construed as an admission of liability on the 

part of the parties hereby released; that said releasee denies 

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liability therefore and intend merely to avoid litigation and buy 

their peace.

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The undersigned further declares and represents that no 

promise, inducement or agreement not herein expressed has been made 

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to the undersigned, that this Release contains the entire agreement 

between the parties hereto, and that the terms of the Release are 

contractual and not a 

mere recital. 

WITNESS MY SIGNATURE, this the day of 

1997. 

ETHA R. 

ROBINSON 

CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON 



PERSONALLY APPEARED BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority in 

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and for the County and State, the within named ETHA R. 

ROBINSON and 

CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, who acknowledged to me that they signed and 

delivered the above and foregoing Release, that they fully 

understood the contents of the Release and that they signed same on 

the day and date therein as their free and voluntary act and deed. 

GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL, this the 

___________ , 1997. 

day 

of 

My 

Commission Expires: 

NOTARY 

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Supervisor C.T. SWITZER, JR. moved adoption of the following: 

ENTER CLOSED SESSION to discuss whether or not to enter Executive 

Session to discuss an economic development project. 

The Board voted unanimously, by show of hands, to enter Executive 

Session. 

ALL ORDERED AND DONE, this the 1st day of December 1997. 

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Supervisor BOBBY ELEUTERIUS moved, and Supervisor ROBIN ALFRED 

MIDCALF seconded, adoption of the fOllowing: 

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RECONVENE FROM EXECUTIVE SESSION. The Board Attorney reported 

that the Board received information on an economic development project, 

With no action being taken. 

ALL ORDERED AND DONE, this the 1st day of December 1997. 

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ORDERED that the Board ADJOURN in the First Judicial District until Term 


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