The Birmingham City Council considered scheduling two public hearings on data center development policy: both set for upcoming council meetings, one to gather input on a potential temporary moratorium or suspension on new data center development in the city. The council also considered setting a public hearing for March 31, 2026, to review a proposed zoning district map amendment affecting multiple properties (Case No. ZAC2025-00011). Additionally, the council handled 3 appointments items.
Five new members will shape decisions on historic preservation, design review, and cultural heritage projects in Birmingham. Terms run through February 2028.
District 5 resident will serve on the body that advises City Council on civil rights issues. Term runs through January 31, 2027.
City is considering a temporary halt to new data center construction. This could affect future tech investment and development in Birmingham.
Fills vacancies on the commission that guides historic preservation and design review decisions affecting older neighborhoods and landmark buildings.
City is considering a temporary halt to new data center construction. This could affect future tech investment and development in Birmingham.
A public hearing will decide whether to change zoning district boundaries for unnamed properties. Details about affected neighborhoods and the nature of the zone change are missing from the notice.