City spends $4,000 on transportation for Summer Enrichment program at Inglenook
Kids in the Summer Enrichment program at Inglenook Recreation Center will receive transportation support, removing a barrier to participation in summer activities.
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Right-of-way license for Parkside Residences apartment project shoring
Parkside Residences gains permission to install structural support walls in public right of way for a new multi-story apartment building. This allows private construction to use city land, affecting pedestrian and traffic access during project phases.
Restaurant liquor license approved: Pappadeaux at 3500 Grandview
Pappas Restaurant, Inc. gains permission to serve beer, wine, and liquor at Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen on Grandview Parkway. Liquor licenses are public decisions subject to community hearing and objection.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Councilor William Parker
ITEM 72. A Resolution determining that the dedication ceremony to be held May 30, 2014, naming the vehicle/pedestrian bridge on Shuttlesworth Drive the Maxine Herring Parker Vehicle/Pedestrian Bridge, serves a public purpose that promotes goodwill and serv
City approves $660K bond for Birmingham Parking Authority
Birmingham Parking Authority will borrow $660,000 at up to 6% interest. The city is responsible for repayment; costs may eventually flow to parkers or taxpayers.
City approves free summer jazz series at Birmingham parks
Magic City Smooth Jazz will bring live performances by local artists to parks across the city. No cost to the city or residents; expands free cultural programming.
Pool renovation contract awarded to Hollywood Pools for $49,500
Fountain Heights Recreation Center's pool gets upgraded. Work begins on maintenance and improvements to keep the facility operational for residents.
City funds $4,764 fence at East Brownville Park playground
Safety upgrade for a neighborhood playground. Fencing secures the area and protects children from traffic.
Inglenook Recreation Center gets $7,000 equipment funding
City is spending $7,000 from the general fund to buy equipment for Inglenook Recreation Center, improving facility services for residents who use the center.
VIP Spa license revocation hearing rescheduled to May 6
Public hearing on whether to revoke the business license for VIP Spa at 9184 Parkway East moves from April 22 to May 6, 2014.
W. L. Petrey Wholesale applies for off-premise beer/wine license
New off-premise beer and wine retail license sought at 201 Princeton Parkway West. Council hears public input on the application.
City Hall masonry repairs: contract increased by $18,144
The City Hall Tower north wall repair project costs more than planned. The contractor (Masonry Arts, Inc.) needs an additional $18,144 to complete masonry joint repairs.
City provides $504K business loan to 1215 Parkside, LLC
The city commits $504,000 in public funds to support a private business development loan. Taxpayers should know how this loan advances city economic goals and what collateral or repayment terms protect public investment.
VIP Spa business license revocation hearing scheduled
City Council will hold a public hearing to decide whether to revoke the business license for VIP Spa at 9184 Parkway East. The outcome will determine if the business can continue operating.
Right-of-way license: Parkside Residences installs power transformer vault
Developer gains access to public right-of-way to install utility infrastructure for the LIV Parkside housing project. Affects street/easement use in the project area.
City funds Easter Egg Hunt at Harrison Park, April 17
Public event offering free family recreation and community gathering; city commits $600 in general funds.
Summer camp funding: $450 from general fund for Roosevelt Recreation Center
City sets aside $450 to help fund the 2014 summer camp at Roosevelt Recreation Center, expanding access to youth activities.
City sells corner parcel to Cityville Venue at the Ballpark
Public land at 16th and 3rd Avenue South transfers to private developer for venue use. City receives proceeds from the sale.
City funds Easter Egg Hunt at McClendon Park for $736
The city is spending $736 from the general fund to hold an Easter Egg Hunt at McClendon Park on April 19, 2014. This is a routine community event that uses public resources.