Council awards $13,303 gas piping repairs at Pinson Valley Recreation Center
Gas piping repairs ensure safe, uninterrupted service at a public recreation facility serving the East Pinson Valley community.
Gas piping repairs ensure safe, uninterrupted service at a public recreation facility serving the East Pinson Valley community.
Tony Spencer is authorized to operate as an itinerant junk dealer at 1535 Lille Street, subject to city licensing and regulatory requirements.
Event Concessions, Inc. gets permission to operate a crawfish boil on 22nd–24th Streets North (9th to 11th Avenue North) over two days in May. Street use permit for local celebration.
Event Concessions, Inc. receives approval to run concessions at the Secret Stages music festival on 2nd Avenue and nearby streets downtown. Traffic and parking will be affected during the two-day event.
Resident Thomas Martin Russell gains authorization to operate as a mobile junk dealer at this address. This allows him to conduct scrap collection and resale from the specified location.
Property owner Jack Eyer can now make repairs to the condemned duplex in Ensley, a step toward bringing the structure back into safe, usable condition.
Property owner can now undertake court-ordered repairs to bring the blighted structure into compliance. Removes a deteriorated building from the neighborhood.
Do Dah Day gets permission to hold its annual celebration in Caldwell Park and Rhodes Park on May 19, 2012.
Council will decide whether to grant a liquor retail license for a new bar location on 27th Street North. Public hearing allows residents and neighbors to comment on the application.
Street closure on 2nd Avenue North (22nd to 24th Street) April 14 for the Paint the Town Red community event. Check local traffic alerts if you travel that area that day.
Hudson K-8 students and staff will get improved accessibility infrastructure. Work proceeds after competitive bidding selected the lowest-cost bid meeting project specs.
The city officially endorses a community gathering in Belview Heights on July 14 that strengthens neighborhood bonds and civic participation. Local residents gain a city-recognized platform to build connections and address shared concerns.
Kimberly R. Crum's mini-van service loses its operating permit due to failure to meet city requirements. Riders using the service will need to find alternative transportation.