P ITEM 13.
An Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 15-164, adopting the Technical Code of the City of Birmingham, 2015, to correct clerical errors. [First Reading] (Recommended by the Director of Community Development
If approved, the city would pay up to $90,000 to resolve the legal claim filed by Outpatient Services East. The settlement would be funded from the general fund.
The city would receive payment for property damage caused by a State Farm-insured driver in June 2025. If approved, the Mayor would be authorized to finalize the settlement and resolve the claim.
If approved, would allow the city to rebate up to $1.5 million in state lodging and local sales taxes generated by a new hotel development. The rebate would support Parkside Hotel Partners' project under the state Tourism Investment Act.
Creates a new public entity to manage regional port operations and economic development. The Authority will be governed by elected directors and oversee facilities affecting regional commerce and job growth.
Creates a new public entity to manage regional port operations and economic development. The Authority will be governed by elected directors and oversee facilities affecting regional commerce and job growth.
Think Pink, Inc. is applying for a permit to operate a solid waste facility at 2669 Coalburg Road. The hearing allows residents and neighbors to raise concerns about traffic, odor, safety, or environmental impacts near the facility.