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Baldwin County A tidal creek winding through coastal marsh grass

After Fairhope Meeting, Mobile Baykeeper Pushes Baldwin County to Rein In Data Centers and Solar Farms

James Bullard, July 14, 2026July 20, 2026

Mobile Baykeeper presented its Baldwin County smart growth recommendations at a Fairhope meeting this week, pressing for tighter rules on solar farms and data centers as the county’s rapid growth strains its waterways.

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Mobile A tree-lined residential street in a historic Mobile neighborhood

Midtown Mobile Residents Push Back on Car Wash and Float Barn Rezoning Ahead of Planning Commission Vote

James Bullard, May 16, 2018

Residents in two midtown Mobile neighborhoods are opposing rezoning requests for a car wash near Sage Avenue and Dauphin Street and a Mardi Gras float barn near Old Dauphin Way, both set for a Planning Commission hearing.

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Baldwin County Marina and waterway in coastal Gulf Shores

Investors Plan a 655-Lot Community Near Bon Secour Village in Gulf Shores

James Bullard, May 7, 2013

A locally managed fund paid $3.295 million near Bon Secour Village in Gulf Shores and unveiled plans for a 655-lot community around three lakes, tied to the city’s push for a waterway entertainment district.

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Baldwin County Stormwater runoff flowing through a drainage channel after heavy rain

Why Mobile County Needs a Real Stormwater Plan Before the Next Big Storm

James Bullard, May 6, 2008

As rain rolls off rooftops, parking lots and newly cleared subdivisions across the Gulf Coast, a growing number of residents and observers are asking a pointed question: why does Mobile County still lack a comprehensive stormwater management plan, when neighboring Baldwin County has already moved further down that road? Stormwater…

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