Property owner at 1739 18th Street will owe a $2,700 special assessment to cover public works costs. This charge becomes a lien on the property.
New restaurant comes to 101 Resource Center Parkway, operated by Fern Street Enterprise. Part of the city's efforts to activate public properties with local business partnerships.
Super Shell wins permission to sell beer and wine at its Bessemer Road location. The transfer allows the store to expand its beverage offerings.
City will decide whether to vacate a small alley (about one-tenth acre) in the area. If approved, the alley could be closed or transferred to adjacent property owners, affecting land use and access in the neighborhood.
Momentum Telecom will establish a new facility in Birmingham with at least 60 jobs. The project agreement sets terms for operations and employment at the Montclair Road location.
City commits $7,750 to appraise properties for the Tiger-Wenonah Road Project, a routine step in public works planning that determines fair land values.
Council will consider closing approximately 0.3 acres of public street between 60th and 61st Streets South. Decision could affect property access and neighborhood connectivity in that area.
Arcadis will help Birmingham refine its stormwater system to manage flooding and water quality. The city is using a sole-source contract, meaning no competitive bidding.
City acquires five parcels in downtown core; part of broader property recovery strategy. Addresses vacant/blighted properties to support neighborhood stabilization.
Kang Kyu Lee's application to sell packaged beer and wine at Elyton Meat Market (301 Center Street North) has been approved, allowing the business to expand its retail offerings to neighborhood shoppers.
Council will hear the application from Tien Quoc Truong for a Lounge Retail Liquor Class II license at 3216–18th Street North. Public comment is welcome at this hearing.
Street drainage work at Ostlin and Pretoria will reduce flooding and water damage in the neighborhood. Project handled through competitive bidding process.
Storm drainage improvements on 39th Street South will reduce flooding risk in the area. Competitive bidding ensured cost-effective use of public funds.
City approves an additional bus charter operating permit for Wyndham's Tours, allowing the company to expand service on Birmingham streets.
New limousine operator gets city permission to serve Birmingham residents. Certificates of public necessity control who can offer car-for-hire services on city streets.
A & J Investment Group can now sell beer and wine at its convenience store location on Bessemer Road.
Federal transportation funds unlock the next phase of the Railroad Reservation project. This grant moves a major public-works initiative forward without using city tax dollars.
City modifies landscaping contract at Railroad Reservation project. Dollar amount not disclosed in agenda materials.
Sets spending plan for stormwater management, drainage maintenance, and flood-control projects that protect neighborhoods from flooding and water damage.
Bajalieh Brothers Catering and Concessions LLC seeks approval to operate food and beverage service at Motus Motorcycles (500 28th Street South) for a special event on October 12, 2013. Public hearing set for that date.