Parkway Citgo beer and wine license transfer approved
Mulwa LLC gains permission to sell beer and wine at the Parkway Citgo location on Parkway East. The business now holds a valid off-premise license subject to state and local regulations.
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ITEM 7. WITHDRAWN An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor to enter into an Agreement whereby Mike Hale, in his official capacity as Sheriff of Jefferson County, Alabama is allowed to construct a parking lot plan, with striping and fencing for the parking of ope
Council appoints 5 members to Birmingham Museum of Art board
Board members help guide the museum's operations, collections, and community programs. Terms run through August 2022.
Liquor license: Hilton Birmingham Perimeter Park restaurant
Peachtree Hospitality Management seeks approval to serve alcohol at the hotel restaurant. The decision determines whether the venue can operate a full bar.
Beer and wine license approved for Springhill Suites hotel
Peachtree Hospitality Management can now serve beer and wine at the hotel bar and restaurant located at 3950 Colonnade Parkway. This is a routine licensing decision for a commercial establishment.
Park Overlook Properties gets right-of-way permit for 1st Avenue
Private company receives permission to install a light shelf and door/stair access in public right-of-way on 1st Avenue North, affecting city-owned street space.
Legion Field hosts Miles College football games Sept. 4
City rents Legion Field to Miles College for two Labor Day weekend football games. Decision confirms athletic venue availability for local college programming.
City funds $800 trash receptacle at George Ward Park
Glen Iris neighborhood gets new waste bin at park's east end, funded from city's general fund.
City partners with Jones Valley Teaching Farm on urban agriculture
The city is backing a sustainable urban farm program focused on local food access and economic development. Details on funding and scope are limited in the item.
ITEM 31. A Resolution strongly expressing support for the citizens of Birmingham for the preservation and development of a better Zion Memorial Gardens Cemetery. (Submitted and Recommended by Councilor Parker)
City funds $800 trash receptacle at George Ward Park
Glen Iris neighborhood gets new waste bin at park's east end, funded from city's general fund.
Circle K seeks beer and wine license transfer at Pinson Valley location
Circle K Stores is applying to transfer an off-premise beer and wine license to its location at 2801 Pinson Valley Parkway. The council will hold a public hearing to consider the application and hear from interested parties.
Circle K seeks beer and wine license at Parkway East location
Circle K is requesting permission to sell beer and wine at 9401 Parkway East. The public hearing allows residents and business owners to comment on the license transfer.
Council approves Lakeshore Parkway Retail development agreement
City greenlights 156,000-square-foot retail development by Lakeshore Parkway Retail, LP. Full financial and land details are incomplete in this summary.
City funds 19th Annual East Lake Family Fishing Rodeo, $150
Free fishing event for families at East Lake Park on October 1, 2016.
City funds 19th Annual East Lake Family Fishing Rodeo
Free community event on October 1 at East Lake Park offers fishing and family activities for residents.
City urges Zion Memorial Gardens to comply with cemetery laws
Cemetery operator must follow proper maintenance and safety standards. Zion Memorial Gardens residents and families deserve well-kept burial grounds and assurance the facility meets city and state requirements.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Councilor William Parker
City funds 19th Annual East Lake Family Fishing Rodeo
Free community event at East Lake Park on October 1, 2016 for families to fish together.
Council requests feasibility study for CrossPlex pedestrian bridge
Study will determine if a pedestrian bridge can safely connect the CrossPlex to surrounding neighborhoods. Council is seeking federal, state, and local funding to make it happen.