City sets aside $292K for Northeastern Area Framework Plan
Funds planning work for Birmingham's northeastern neighborhoods to guide future development and land use.
docket.pub
Public meeting intelligence
/
Topic
Budget & Finance
Agenda items
Budget & Finance items
City sets aside $316,763 for Form Based Code project
Grants funding supports planning work to guide mixed-use development and revitalize neighborhoods through better building standards and zoning rules.
Council sets aside $284K for Southwest Area Framework Plan
City funds regional planning work to guide development in southwest neighborhoods. Award builds on earlier framework decision per Resolution 412-15.
City sets aside $3K for Inglenook Library furniture
Library gets new furniture to improve patron comfort and seating in the Inglenook neighborhood.
City pays Amsher Collection Services $72,708 for debt recovery
The city spent over $72,000 in January–February 2015 to collect outstanding debts from residents and businesses. This is a routine spending decision on who gets paid to recover public funds.
Council shifts $1.5M from pool to baseball stadium
$1.5 million moves from Crossplex Warm-up Pool capital budget to Regions Baseball Stadium. Affects city recreation priorities and funding for the warm-up pool project.
Council approves advance expense reimbursement for city employees
Allows city staff to seek upfront reimbursement for work-related expenses instead of waiting for later payment. Affects cash flow for employees and city budget management.
City reimburses employee expenses from general fund
Employees are reimbursed for itemized work-related expenses. This routine consent item appears monthly or quarterly.
Council approves employee advance expense reimbursements
City employees can draw advance funds for work-related expenses; this vote confirms the general fund will cover those outlays. Ensures staff can cover necessary costs upfront without personal financial strain.
Council reimburses President Austin $219.10 for attendance at Mayor/Council retr
City reimburses Johnathan Austin, Council President, for travel and lodging to a professional development retreat in Prattville, March 2015.
Council discretionary fund allocated to various organizations
General fund dollars go to community organizations through City Council's discretionary grants. Details on recipients and amounts are not yet public.
City awards $47,890 contract to Giffen Recreation for soft surface replacement
City commits $47,890 to Giffen Recreation Company for soft surface replacement work at a city facility or park.
Council approves employee advance expense accounts
City employees can advance personal funds for work-related expenses and be reimbursed later. This decision sets policy for how those accounts work.
Budget amendment: $3,500 to Mayor's Office for economic development marketing
City redirects funds to boost local business marketing and economic outreach for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2015.
Council allocates discretionary funds to multiple community organizations
City council is distributing discretionary public funds to various organizations. Dollar amount and specific recipients are not detailed in this summary.
Council awards $12,753 to Murray Building for West Precinct work
City spends $12,753 from the general fund on contingency repairs at the West Precinct police facility. Murray Building Company won the competitive bid.
City awards $18,646 to Titan Electric for Cooper Green sports lighting repair
Cooper Green sports lighting gets fixed after competitive bidding. The lowest bidder—Titan Electric Inc. of Dora—won the contract.
Council reimburses Cheryl Kidd $413.87 for travel
City Council administrator's expense reimbursement for April travel to attend a professional event.
Council approves $1,450 expense reimbursement to communications director
City reimburses April Odom, Director of Communications, for approved expenses totaling $1,450 in May.
City reimburses Councilor Austin $605.50 for leadership conference
Public official travel and training expenses are funded by residents. This reimbursement covers Councilor Austin's attendance at a leadership conference October 16–18, 2014.