Parks & Culture

ITEM 84 TRAVEL ADDEMUM JUNE 17-20 PARKER AND HILLIARD

Council confirms Citizens Participation Election results and contested race outc

Official certification of neighborhood election results from March and May 2021, resolving disputed outcomes in four communities: Dolomite, Penfield Park, Roebuck, and South Woodlawn.

ITEM 28 ADDENUM TRAVEL PARKER

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Council President William Parker

Parkside Bakery gets right-of-way permit for illuminated blade sign

Parkside Bakery Investment Partners II is permitted to install an illuminated double-faced blade sign in city right-of-way, enabling visible storefront signage on public property.

(ph) ITEM 7. Withdrawn A Resolution relative to the application of The Apollo Group, LLC for a Special Events License 140 to be used at Office Launch Party, April 30, 2021 in the Parking Lot at 2014 - 1st Avenue North and the Parking Deck at 2030 - 1st Av

ITEM 44. Travel Parker

Sonesta Hotels receives liquor license for Colonnade Courtyard Marriott

Sonesta International Hotels Corporation gains permission to serve alcohol at the Colonnade Courtyard by Marriott hotel at 4300 Colonnade Parkway.

Lin's Dynasty Inc. seeks restaurant liquor license for Pablo's

Lin's Dynasty Inc. is applying for a liquor license at Pablo's Restaurant & Cantina on Colonnade Parkway. The hearing allows residents to voice support or concerns about alcohol service at this location.

Red Mountain Theatre gets special events license for April plaza event

Red Mountain Theatre Company can host a public event at 1600 3rd Avenue South parking lot on April 27, 2021. Special events licenses allow community organizations to use city spaces for performances and gatherings.

ITEM 57. Travel Request Parker

CONSENT(ph) ITEM 11. WITHDRAWN A Resolution relative to the application of B&B Bartending LLC for the transfer of a Special Retail Liquor License 160 to be used at The Birmingham Museum, 2000 Reverend Abraham Woods Jr. Boulevard, Birmingham, and the hearin

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Council President William Parker

Agenda Item 42 travel Parker and Hilliard.

City awards parking meter contract to POM, Russellville

POM will supply and maintain parking meters citywide for one year under a cooperative purchasing agreement. This affects parking operations and meter payment collection.

ADDENDUM ITEM 29. A Resolution of support for the Birmingham City Council’s 2021 Legislative Agenda. (Submitted & Recommended by Council President Parker.

City taps Ruffner Mountain Nature Coalition to manage 1,011-acre preserve

Ruffner Mountain Nature Coalition will now oversee management and maintenance of one of Birmingham's largest public nature preserves and recreation areas, affecting access for residents across the city.

Restaurant liquor license approved for The Six Sixteen, Park Place

OLB Enterprises gains approval to serve alcohol at the new restaurant venue at 2021 Park Place. Establishes business operations for the location.

City spends $1,000 to light Christmas tree in Arthur Shores Park

Annual holiday tradition at popular neighborhood park. Small recurring expense from general funds.

Kenworth of Birmingham renews heavy-duty truck parts contract

City continues sourcing OEM truck parts through competitive renewal. Affects city fleet maintenance costs and equipment availability.