Magic City Coffee Roasters can now serve beer and wine at The Red Cat venue. This allows the business to expand its alcohol offerings under an existing 2019 license framework.
City is amending a prior grant agreement to accept additional federal funding from the U.S. Department of Justice for community and economic development purposes.
Birmingham may compete to host this major sporting event, which could bring national attention, tourism revenue, and temporary job opportunities to the city.
Birmingham is hosting a regional high-speed rail conference at the convention center, bringing public discussion of transit infrastructure to the city. The event offers residents a chance to learn about planned rail connectivity across District 1.
Clears the way for the District #1 Spades Tournament (Feb 14–Mar 31, 2020) to proceed as an official city event. Recognizes community recreation as a legitimate public service.
City boundary expansion may affect property taxes, municipal services, and zoning rules for residents in the annexed area. Specific parcels and neighborhoods are not yet detailed in this notice.
5 Points West/Crossplex Business Alliance partnership under BOLD (Building Opportunities program) aims to support business development in the area. Details on funding, timeline, and specific commitments are not yet clear from the item title.
Covers travel costs for elected representatives from all 99 city neighborhoods to attend the NUSA Conference. Strengthens neighborhood participation in citywide civic planning and coordination.
Council will consider rezoning land from CB-2 to an unspecified district on February 25, 2020. Details on affected location and new zoning are needed to assess impact on your neighborhood.
City will consider rezoning property currently zoned for health and insurance businesses. Hearing scheduled Feb. 25, 2020; outcome will affect what uses are allowed at the affected location(s).
City will hear public comment on rezoning proposal to change zone boundaries from R-3 (single-family). Check the case number to see if your neighborhood is affected and when rezoning would take effect.
Birmingham will hold a hearing on February 25, 2020 to consider rezoning property—the outcome will determine what can be built or how land is used.
A zoning change could affect what can be built or how land is used in your neighborhood. The public hearing on February 25, 2020 is your chance to comment on the proposed change.
City Council will hear arguments on Feb. 25, 2020 about changing zone boundaries from B-6 (Health and Insurance) to another district. The outcome will affect allowed uses and development potential for the affected property.
A zoning district boundary change will be debated at a public hearing on February 25, 2020. The specific neighborhoods and properties affected are unclear from this item alone, but zoning changes can impact property values, permitted uses, and neighborhood character.
City will consider rezoning property currently zoned for health and insurance businesses. Hearing scheduled Feb. 25, 2020; outcome will affect what uses are allowed at the affected location(s).
City will hear public comment on rezoning proposal to change zone boundaries from R-3 (single-family). Check the case number to see if your neighborhood is affected and when rezoning would take effect.
Birmingham will hold a hearing on February 25, 2020 to consider rezoning property—the outcome will determine what can be built or how land is used.
A zoning change could affect what can be built or how land is used in your neighborhood. The public hearing on February 25, 2020 is your chance to comment on the proposed change.
City Council will hear arguments on Feb. 25, 2020 about changing zone boundaries from B-6 (Health and Insurance) to another district. The outcome will affect allowed uses and development potential for the affected property.