Council awards $36,950 pool renovation contract to Hollywood Pools
McAlpine Swimming Pool gets upgraded through lowest competitive bid. Renovation improves recreational access for residents.
McAlpine Swimming Pool gets upgraded through lowest competitive bid. Renovation improves recreational access for residents.
This agreement outlines partnership terms for public athletic, cultural, and entertainment facilities development or management in Birmingham involving PACE, a construction joint venture, and a major regional builder.
Lewis Park swimming pool gets upgraded. The competitive bid process selected Hollywood Pools as the lowest-cost contractor for the project.
M.L. King Jr Recreation Center's swimming pool gets renovated through competitive bidding. Project enhances community recreation access.
Formalizes the neighborhood group's role in city planning decisions affecting the Germania Park area and commits to providing meeting space for residents to participate in civic governance.
Recreation center equipment upgrade funded by neighborhood association money. Improves program and community space capacity.
Council approves spending $37,500 to book and promote the 2015 Jazz in the Park summer concert series across six Birmingham parks, bringing free live music to neighborhoods citywide.
Funk Fest Concerts gains formal rights to use city parks for concerts and cultural events. Terms of the agreement — including revenue share, dates, and public access — will determine how the city benefits from the partnership.
The city formally designates Hillman Park Neighborhood Association as an advisory body and commits to providing a meeting space, giving residents an official channel to weigh in on local decisions.
Competitive repair contract selected for Museum of Art cooling system. Ensures functioning climate control for art preservation.
City funds a sole-source consultant role in District 4 to support community growth projects. Specific budget amount was not disclosed in the agenda item.
Viola Lockett hired as consultant to Councilor Parker to work on community projects in District 4. Appointment uses general funds; specific budget amount not yet disclosed.
District 4 residents get a dedicated consultant to help develop community projects and neighborhood growth initiatives. This is a general-fund spending decision on consultant services.