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LIVE: Biloxi City Council considering RV ordinance
SUMMARY: The Biloxi City Council is examining a proposed ordinance that could modify the regulations for where recreational vehicles (RVs) are permitted to park, specifically during events like Cruisin' The Coast. The measure, which had its first reading during a council meeting, is geared towards enhancing safety as well as managing the increasing size of events. If passed, properties hosting two or more RVs on a short-term basis would need to secure a permit and be designated as an RV park. The ruling would also prohibit such parking on residential lots. Reporter Noah Noble has been tracking this development for seven months, noting that the ordinance may change following public input. The council will progress with discussions before a second reading and final vote. These changes stem from the need to address safety concerns due to growing event crowds and are part of a larger set of ordinances affecting special events in Biloxi.
Biloxi City Council is considering an ordinance that could change where RVs are allowed to stay.
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SUMMARY: Today on WXX Expert Talk, host Michelle Eubank welcomes S Young from The Window Source Gulf Coast to discuss the importance of having hurricane-resistant windows on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. S Young explains that homes in the area need to meet a design pressure of around dp50 to withstand 200 mph winds. Many homes still have old aluminum windows that do not meet this standard. The Window Source Gulf Coast offers specials on new windows, including impact glass and hurricane-resistant options like fabric shield or hurricane shutters. Homeowners can contact them for more information or visit their website for financing options.
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SUMMARY: Today is an exciting afternoon at the Shuckers ballpark as they host their annual education day with local schools in attendance. The event includes a special 11:05 first pitch and a variety of in-game promotions, kid-themed contests, and Schooner specials for the students. The Shuckers also offer Military Wednesdays with discounted tickets for military personnel and a special appreciation segment during games. Promotions manager Kenny Flores discusses the events and highlights the importance of honoring the military. Overall, it promises to be a fun day for everyone at the ballpark with activities aimed at entertaining and celebrating the community.
SUMMARY: The Weather Authority is reporting on a beautiful summer afternoon with temperatures in the 90s and a heat index making it feel even hotter. Breezy conditions and a 20% chance of isolated showers are expected. A cold front moving southeast may bring isolated showers and thunderstorms Thursday night into Friday morning, with a low risk of severe weather. Clearing is expected by Friday afternoon, with pleasant weather for the weekend. Temperatures are expected to be around 80 degrees on Saturday with low humidity, while a few showers are possible late on Sunday for Mother's Day. Stay tuned for updates on the evolving weather system.
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