Do Dah Day will operate retail vendors at Caldwell Park and Rhodes Park on May 18, 2013. The license lets the nonprofit run food and merchandise sales during the community event.
The city will erect a commemorative sign on 15th Avenue North recognizing Cornelia Cobb's contributions to the Enon Ridge neighborhood.
Council approved competitive bidding to provide dumpster and waste collection services across city operations for one year. Citizens may see this reflected in city service levels and operational costs.
Updates a 67-year-old industrial water pipeline easement agreement with USS. The amendment clarifies terms between the city and the steel corporation's water access rights.
Public Works will repair the damaged Sherwood Forest neighborhood sign. Funds come from damage-recovery revenue collected from prior incidents.
Public hearing on a new liquor license application for a lounge in the 41st Street South area. City will consider whether to approve retail alcohol sales at this location.
Sunset Lounge at 409-41st Street South is approved to operate as a Division I dance venue. This allows the venue to legally host live music and dancing events in the neighborhood.
Completes historical content for remaining trail signs in the city's trail system. Residents will see improved signage with period-accurate details about local history.
Citywide road improvements will repair deteriorating pavement across Birmingham. Project continues the 2013 Resurfacing Initiative to smooth commutes and extend street lifespan.
Liquor license applications require council approval. A & A Enterprise LLC is seeking permission to operate a lounge retail liquor license at its 26th Street North location; the council will hear from the applicant and the public before deciding.
City streets across Birmingham get resurfaced under this $9 million contract. Project continues work started in 2013 to repair worn pavement citywide.
Danno's Convenience at 919 50th Street S.W. receives on- and off-premises beer and wine sales rights. This licensing decision affects what alcohol products residents can purchase locally.
City commits $9 million to repair deteriorating streets across Birmingham through the 2013 Resurfacing program. Smoother roads improve commute safety and reduce vehicle damage citywide.
Birmingham Landmarks will place two sign marquees in the public right-of-way at 3rd Avenue North and 18th Street North. This affects street visibility and pedestrian access in that corridor.
Birmingham Data Link will install broadband infrastructure in city rights-of-way on two key roads, potentially expanding internet access and competition in the area.
Helpmate Ministries gets approval to run bingo games Friday and Saturday nights at 1286 Oak Grove Road. The nonprofit can continue fundraising through gaming at the location.
Allows food vendors to operate at Street Food Rally on March 10, 2013 at 2900 3rd Avenue South. Enables public events catering and vendor activity in the area.
Liquor license applications require council approval. A & A Enterprise LLC is seeking permission to operate a lounge retail liquor license at its 26th Street North location; the council will hear from the applicant and the public before deciding.
The city is giving up public ownership of a narrow alley (about 0.14 acres) in downtown Birmingham, likely to enable adjacent property development or consolidation. The alley's closure could affect access routes in the block bounded by 14th Street North.
KWENA LLC's transfer of the license to 300 41st Street South allows alcohol sales at that Sunoco location.