Big Head Gully

07/24/2019

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/07/23/americas-dirtiest-beaches-prone-bacteria-report/1801372001/

A new report lists beaches in 29 coastal and Great Lakes states prone to bacteria counts that can make you sick.

06/28/2018

Let's hope Lee Turner will do the right thing for Fairhope.

05/11/2018

Can we ever rest?

I just signed a petition to Governor Kay Ivey, The United States House of Representatives, President Donald Trump, The United States Senate, The Alabama State House, and The Alabama State Senate: The Baldwin County Commission or any private individual shall be prohibited from blocking vehicular acce...

04/13/2018

Fairhope Single Tax Corporation do the right thing for Fairhope...

Dear Fairhope Citizens, I have sent the following letter to the Fairhope Single Tax Corp (FSTC) and I’ve been added to their agenda to speak on April 11th, 6:30pm. Over 2,300 concerned citiz…

02/16/2018

The issue of the Big Head (Tatumville) gully was pulled from the Fairhope City Council agenda today. Updates will be made as soon as there is an official statement. As a community standing together, our concerns were heard. What a great community to be a part of!

02/14/2018

Fairhope City Council meeting Thursday Feb. 15th at 6PM

02/14/2018

Fairhope City Council meeting Thursday Feb. 15th at 6PM -

The Fairhope Single Tax Corporation, acting as a developer, have requested the City of Fairhope declare Big Head (Tatumville) Gully land as surplus.  They then intend to use it as a part of the development. This could set a precedent, for the future development of these important watersheds. If yo...

02/11/2018

https://lagniappemobile.com/gulf-mexico-alliance-announces-coastal-resilience-award-fairhope/

SUBMITTED – The Gulf of Mexico Alliance (Alliance) is pleased to announce a Coastal Resilience grant to the City of Fairhope. The award, totaling $45,000, is made possible through funding from the NOAA Office for Coastal Management. It supports a Stormwater Study for the Tatumville Gully watershed...

02/11/2018

http://mynbc15.com/news/local/controversy-heating-up-over-proposed-subdivision-in-endangered-fairhope-gulley

Controversy is heating over a proposed subdivision development in Fairhope.Concerned residents said the project is in a highly sensitive, natural watershed called Tatumville gulley, also known as Big Head gulley, which should be protected, not built over.D

02/09/2018

"If the scenic gullies that distinguish Fairhope and carry stormwater runoff from its streets and properties are to be preserved the City and its residents will have to manage and protect them."
https://www.change.org/p/fairhope-city-council-save-big-head-gulley-in-fairhope-al