City funds $4K for Forest Park South Avondale events
Forest Park South Avondale gets $4,000 for annual community events including a car show and outdoor movies.
Forest Park South Avondale gets $4,000 for annual community events including a car show and outdoor movies.
General fund spending supports school athletic program activities during 2014-2015 season.
City will spend general funds to support a statewide parks and recreation event. The specific dollar amount and public benefit are not detailed in this item.
City will install a permanent memorial sign honoring James and Johnnie Summerville in the Woodland Park neighborhood on Lincoln Avenue.
Councilor William Parker hires consultant to lead community growth projects in Council District 4. Citizens can track how public funds support neighborhood initiatives.
Crestline Park Cinema event will offer food and entertainment at the neighborhood park. The city is committing $3,000 in general fund money for supplies and services.
Veteran's Park flags will be refreshed with seven new flags, improving the appearance of this public gathering space.
Routine equipment purchase for Woodlawn Library using general funds.
Veteran's Park flags will be refreshed with seven new flags, improving the appearance of this public gathering space.
Parker fills the District 4 Council seat following the June 3, 2014 special election, restoring full representation for that district.
City approves major healthcare facility expansion with new three-story clinic and eight-story parking garage. Project adds medical capacity and parking in Birmingham.
City approves major healthcare and parking project. New three-story clinic annex and eight-story parking structure will expand primary care capacity and address parking shortage.
City hires Dorsey Architects to design improvements for Green Acres Park, launching the next phase of the project.
Hoskins Architecture will lead design work on Maclin Park, a public recreation project. This sole-source contract brings professional architectural services to shape the park's layout and features.
Kids in the Summer Enrichment program at Inglenook Recreation Center will receive transportation support, removing a barrier to participation in summer activities.
City funds free community events in Avondale Park, including an annual car show and outdoor movies for residents.
City hires Dorsey Architects to design improvements for Tom Bradford Park. Project moves to design phase.
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.
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.