City commits to supporting the Parking Authority's parking incentive program, likely affecting downtown or commercial district parking availability and pricing for residents and visitors.
Matthews Foreign Car Parts at 1221 2nd Avenue North loses its license to operate after failing to file required surety bond. The business must cease junk dealer operations.
Allocates city resources to a community event on June 13, 2013 that brings residents together and strengthens neighborhood engagement in District 4.
City spending $500 in public funds to support the 2013 Thunder on the Mountain fireworks at Vulcan Park—a community cultural event.
City will spend general funds to host a community event July 18 at Patton Park, bringing neighbors together for free family programming in District 4.
Council recognizes the Cultural and Educational Advancement Foundation's April 19 event as serving the public interest. The jazz fundraiser supports heart health awareness in Birmingham.
Property at Lot 39, Block 8 transfers to private ownership via quit-claim deed. Transaction clears city holdings in Tuxedo Park neighborhood.
Yarbrough Festival Foodservice gains permission to operate food service at Linn Park during the Magic City Art Connection event, April 25–28, 2013.
Lea Enterprises LLC gets approval to sell food and beverages at the April 13 Cajun Cook-off in Linn Park—a public gathering for residents to enjoy local cuisine and culture.
City transfers ownership of a Tuxedo Park parcel to a private buyer. The quit-claim deed removes city claim to the property; the sale price of $970.29 suggests this may be a tax-reverted or land-bank parcel being returned to circulation.
City conveys ownership of a Tuxedo Park property parcel to a private buyer, clearing municipal title. Small dollar amount suggests tax-delinquent or distressed property disposition.
City transfers property at Lot 39, Block 8 in Tuxedo Park to a private owner via quit-claim deed. Low-dollar property disposition on consent agenda.
Library board members set policies for Birmingham's public library system, including hours, programs, and budget priorities that affect service access across the city.
City pays for educational supplies supporting after-school care in the Central Park neighborhood.
Restaurant retail liquor license moves to Carrabba's Italian Grill #6201 on Riverview Parkway, enabling on-premise alcohol sales at the location.
J & S Concessions LLC seeks approval to serve alcohol at Parkview Catering (1400 1st Avenue South). The license grants permission to sell beer, wine, or spirits at the venue for events and catering.
City transfers ownership of a Red Lane Park property parcel to CitiMortgage, Inc. Property disposition decisions affect city assets and tax roles.