City sets new rules for food trucks and pushcarts
Mobile food vendors operating in Birmingham will face new licensing and operational requirements. Affects vendors and residents who buy from street food carts and trucks.
Council actions on neglected property — demolitions, nuisance findings, and liens against owners for cleanup costs.
Mobile food vendors operating in Birmingham will face new licensing and operational requirements. Affects vendors and residents who buy from street food carts and trucks.
City is cracking down on abandoned lots overgrown with noxious weeds across Birmingham. Property owners will face notice to clear the vegetation or face city action—affecting neighborhoods with visible blight and potential public health risks.
Mobile food vendors operating in Birmingham will face new licensing and operational requirements. Affects vendors and residents who buy from street food carts and trucks.
Birmingham continues funding animal control services through September. This monthly payment ensures ongoing operations for animal shelter, enforcement, and public safety.
Miles College will organize the 2012 Golden Classic Football Game at Legion Field Stadium on September 2, 2012. The city is spending $15,000 in general fund money to support the event.
Property owner gains legal authority to repair or rehabilitate the 4-unit apartment building, potentially clearing the path toward bringing the structure back into use and removing a blighted property from the neighborhood.
Resident Ray Hayes seeks a license to operate an itinerant junk dealer business from 12-53rd Street North. Council will hear from Hayes and the public before voting on the permit.
This survey sets pay scales and job titles for city employees. It takes effect September 8, 2012.
Voters will decide several ballot measures on October 9, 2012. Check your voter registration and polling place before election day.
City commits $300,000 in public funds to incentivize Roebuck Anchor Associates. Details on the project purpose and expected community benefit are incomplete in the agenda.
The city is committing $100,000 in general-fund money to incentivize Cadence Bank's local expansion, payable over three years. Details on the project's location and expected jobs/investment are incomplete.
The city is collecting unpaid sales taxes from a local business. This is a routine tax enforcement action to ensure businesses pay their fair share of local taxes.
The city determined that WE R BRAKES, LLC owes unpaid sales tax for December. Failure to pay may result in collection action and penalties.
Repairs planned for US-280 between SR-38 and CR-1 using state transportation funding, improving road conditions and safety for commuters and residents in the area.
Hunter Transportation gains permission to operate shuttle buses on Birmingham streets. The permits (Certificates of Public Necessity and Convenience) allow the company to add transit service in the city.
Bertram Orum's Division I dance permit allows entertainment events at 45 6th Avenue South. This enables the venue to legally operate dance programming.
City grants New Beginnings Transport Service legal authority to operate non-emergency medical transport throughout Birmingham, expanding service options for residents needing dialysis, therapy, and other routine medical trips.
Voters will decide on multiple ballot measures affecting city policy. Details on specific propositions are incomplete in the agenda.
Annual payment of $205,000 to UAB for 5 years (renewable). Purpose not yet disclosed in available text; specifics matter for public understanding of city services funded by this commitment.
Funds paratransit services for seniors and people with disabilities in Birmingham. Ensures continued mobility and access to essential services for vulnerable residents.
Municipal bond elections require coordination with the county. This payment covers election administration costs to give voters a chance to decide on the city's borrowing authority.
City provides rent-free space to Festival Center Birmingham at Eastwood Festival Centre. Public asset commitment with no direct revenue offset.
Voters will decide on several ballot measures in October 2012. Check your voter registration and polling location ahead of election day.
City claims Watkins Auto Body failed to collect or remit sales taxes owed. The assessment locks a debt against the business and owner Michael Wayne Watkins.
The city is collecting $110,026 in unpaid sales tax from the business and its responsible person. This is a tax compliance action against a vendor.