$22K shifted from bridge to fire station capital fund
City redirects planned bridge maintenance funding to fire station improvements. Delays Grants Mill Road Bridge work.
Topic
Public Works
Agenda items
Public Works items
Restaurant liquor license: Bistro Two-Eighteen, 218 North 20th Street
Tommy Sabb LLC seeks approval to serve beer, wine, and/or spirits at a new or existing restaurant. City Council will hear public comment on the application.
Dance permit approved for E.S. Infinity LLC at 20th Street South
Allows Eric Small to operate a Division I dance venue at 1024 20th Street South, bringing a new entertainment use to the neighborhood.
Liquor license: E.S. Infinity LLC lounge at 1024 20th St South
City Council will vote on whether to grant E.S. Infinity LLC a Class I Lounge Retail Liquor License for a new establishment at 1024 20th Street South. This determines whether alcohol sales are permitted at that address.
Jefferson Avenue street project: contract amendment with Engineering Design Tech
Amendment adjusts terms for the Jefferson Avenue street improvement project. Full cost details and project timeline are needed to assess local impact.
Public hearing set on Hale Avenue street vacation
City is considering closing a public street segment (6,149 sq ft of Hale Avenue). The outcome will affect property access and local street connectivity in the area.
Land area:
0.14 acres
Two street signs approved for 16th Street North
City improves traffic safety at the intersection of 16th Street North and Village Creek Bridge in the Evergreen Neighborhood with new signage.
Jefferson Avenue street improvement: second contract amendment with Engineering
City amending contract with Engineering Design Technologies for Jefferson Avenue improvements. Full scope and cost change not available in agenda text.
City transfers sewer easement to Jefferson County for Parkside Baseball Park
City approves transfer of underground sewer rights to Jefferson County needed for the Parkside Baseball Park project. Allows the park development to proceed with proper utility infrastructure.
City awards $472K engineering contract for Jones Valley streetwork
Funds surveying and design for Complete Streets improvements on Jones Valley and Enon Ridge. Project aims to improve pedestrian and vehicle access in these neighborhoods.
City hires A.G. Gaston for $377K Pratt City street improvements
Surveying and engineering work kicks off Phase 1 of Pratt City Complete Streets project, improving neighborhood access and street infrastructure.
Pratt City access improvements: $96.5K engineering contract
Sole-source contract funds surveying and design work for street improvements in Pratt City (Phase 2 of Ensley). Residents will see better access to neighborhood streets.
City vacates 20th Street North for private owners
City gives up public right-of-way on 9,000 sq ft of unopened street between Burlington Northern Railroad and 27th Ave North to three private owners. Removes municipal control of that corridor.
Land area:
0.21 acres
City pays $150 for construction easement on Hooper City Phase IV project
Hooper City Phase IV street and drainage improvements require temporary access across private property at 3417–6th S. Property owners Campbell and Irby receive $150 for the easement.
Land area:
1 parcel
Disaster relief: $1,548.55 for home repair at 1804 34th Street, Ensley
City disaster relief funds support residential rehabilitation in Ensley. Homeowner Aishea A. Turner receives assistance for emergency repairs.
City awards $14,950 disaster relief for home repair at 320 Lorain Street
Resident Andre Sparks receives city funding to rehabilitate his home after disaster damage. The assistance helps stabilize housing in the neighborhood.
City pays $100 for temporary construction easement at 3408 6th Street West
City acquiring right to access private land temporarily for Hooper City Phase IV street and drainage work. Small payment compensates property owner.
Land area:
1 parcel
Council awards $574K access improvements contract to Karma Construction
Karma Construction will upgrade accessibility at Parker High School through a competitively bid contract. The project improves building access for students and staff.
City awards $14K disaster relief to rehabilitate home at 1405 22nd St N
Resident Louise Smith receives $14,000 in disaster relief to repair her residential structure, helping restore a home damaged by disaster.