City hires Sain Associates for 2nd Street Extension design work
Engineering and surveying for the 2nd Street Extension will move forward with a $22,500 contract. This is the design phase that precedes construction on the street project.
Engineering and surveying for the 2nd Street Extension will move forward with a $22,500 contract. This is the design phase that precedes construction on the street project.
City hires engineering firm to design street improvements on Pearson Avenue SW. Project will improve road conditions and infrastructure in the area.
Owner Ellis Baptiste can now make repairs to bring the condemned property back to code. Progress toward reclaiming a blighted property in the neighborhood.
Russo Corporation wins competitive bidding to replace aging culvert on 41st Street. Infrastructure repair improves drainage and road safety in the affected area.
City moves to annex unincorporated land on Rex Lake Road, expanding municipal boundaries and bringing residents under city zoning, services, and tax rules. Public hearing set for November 19, 2013.
Council sends $1,500 to West Center Street JCCEO Head Start Center to purchase books for its lending library, supporting early literacy access for young learners.
City approves repair of aging stormwater infrastructure on 41st Street. Project improves drainage and road safety in the area.
U.S. Steel's Rex Lake Road property enters Birmingham's jurisdiction and tax base. The annexation expands city boundaries and brings industrial land under municipal zoning and service rules.
Birmingham Artwalk, Inc. gets city permission to hold the Artwalk festival on Morris Avenue (between 22nd and 23rd Streets North) on September 6–7, 2013. The event will temporarily close a section of Morris Avenue for the celebration.
Yarbrough Festival Foodservice gets permission to operate food vendors at the Taste of 4th Avenue Jazz Festival on August 24–25, 2013 at 4th Avenue North between 17th and 18th Streets.
E & J Tours receives city approval to operate three limousine services on Birmingham streets, expanding ground transportation options.
Comer Building at 801 17th Street will get accessibility upgrades. Work makes the city facility compliant with federal disability access standards.
City pays Vision Landscape Inc. to maintain exit ramps and roadsides on 31st Street, Tallapoosa Street, and Airport Highway. Routine public-works spending approved after competitive bidding.
City commits $12,870 to engineering design for Pratt City Complete Streets Project, a street infrastructure overhaul in the neighborhood. This is the first phase of what may become a larger public works investment.
George Ward Park gets accessibility improvements for people with disabilities. Work includes ramps, pathways, and facilities to meet federal ADA standards.
Paramount Downtown LLC received approval to serve alcohol at the new downtown bar and restaurant. This is a routine licensing decision for a commercial venue.
Alcohol retail licenses shape neighborhood commerce and safety. This decision allows BHMR Holdings to serve alcohol at The Redzone on 20th Street South.
Gracie Grove Venue at 1286 Oak Grove Road is authorized to sell liquor on-site. This license allows the venue to serve alcohol to customers.
A scrap metal processor will operate at 2020 Vanderbilt Road. The city requires licensing and a public hearing for these operations due to environmental and safety concerns.
Public funds pay for engineering oversight of the Coalburg Road ALDOT project. Project details and timeline are not disclosed in this item.