City hires Shepphard-Harris for $12,500 rebate analysis
Professional firm will determine how much money Birmingham is owed in rebates—the outcome could affect the city budget and services residents depend on.
Professional firm will determine how much money Birmingham is owed in rebates—the outcome could affect the city budget and services residents depend on.
BECC, Inc. will inspect construction materials and systems at the Sloss Furnace Visitor's Center, ensuring the historic site renovation meets safety and quality standards.
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.
Birmingham allocates $15,000 to Miles College to host the 2012 Golden Classic Football Game, a community event and potential tourism draw for the area.
City commits $17,225 to engineering design for a new walking track on Cotton Avenue in the West End neighborhood, moving the project toward construction.
Birmingham contracts with Atlanta firm for professional consulting on an unspecified city service. Details about the consulting scope are cut off in the agenda.
City commits $23,950 to Hixson Consultants for condition assessment, design, and construction management services on an unspecified project.
Birmingham spends $130,000 on consulting services to organize the 2012 Annual Youth Games, an Olympic-style youth sports competition. The event provides local youth athletic opportunities and community programming.
Geotechnical study will determine extent and repair costs for sinkhole on Green Springs Avenue. Results guide next steps for street stabilization and public safety.
Asbestos assessment at Morning Star property confirms safety before demolition or rehabilitation. Single-source contract ensures specialized expertise for hazard evaluation.
Sole-source contract funds design and surveying services (project name incomplete in agenda). Residents should know who receives public funds and what work is commissioned.
City is testing city-owned or city-managed properties for asbestos and lead-based paint — hazards that affect resident health, especially in older buildings and schools.
City speeds up property recovery by outsourcing title searches on condemned buildings. Faster titles mean faster sales or demolition of blighted properties.