Owner Latandra Kennedy can now repair the condemned property at 808 42nd Street North and bring it back into compliance with city code.
The city is giving up its claim to a 2.62-acre strip of public right-of-way near South Park Road in Ensley, allowing the underlying land to be privately owned or developed. This removes a public corridor that could have been used for future roads, utilities, or civic projects.
City buys three 550-gallon water trailers for public works use. Equipment supports water service operations and emergency response capabilities.
City approves purchase of traffic signal cabinets, controllers, and parts from Wavetronix after competitive bidding. Equipment supports safe traffic management across the city.
City upgrades traffic signal equipment across multiple locations to improve intersection safety and traffic flow.
Removes city ownership of unused roadway land (114,074 sq ft) between Fulton Avenue SW and 49th Street, potentially freeing the property for private development or use. May affect traffic routes or future infrastructure plans in the Ensley neighborhood.
Highland Park Pro Shop will get new heating and cooling equipment as part of a capital facilities upgrade. The sole-source bid approach means no competitive bidding occurred.
City clears the way for private development or consolidation of adjacent properties in this central neighborhood location. The vacated right-of-way can now be privately owned or redeveloped rather than held for future public use.
City partners with the Water Works Board to conduct water-quality testing that protects public health and ensures safe drinking water for residents.
B5PSouth, LLC is applying for a Class I Lounge Retail Liquor License for Dobber's 5 Points Pub at 1206 20th Street South. The hearing allows the public to comment on whether the license should be granted.
New restaurant with beer and wine license opens on 20th Street South in Birmingham. Allows Sauce & Suds to serve alcohol with meals.
Contractors bidding on city projects funded by federal infrastructure money must now hire apprentices and local workers. Creates more skilled jobs for residents while ensuring federal dollars support local workforce development.
Amendment modifies terms of the city's agreement to purchase railroad property from CSX. Details of the purchase price, property location, and amended terms are not provided in the agenda item.
The city forgoes $105,365 in fees to allow vacation of 1.6 acres of public right-of-way at two addresses on 28th Street North and Messer-Airport Highway. This clears the way for private redevelopment or property consolidation on those parcels.
Removes city claim to a stretch of 6th Avenue North between Messer-Airport Highway and 7th Avenue North, clearing the way for development or private use of the 0.735-acre right-of-way.
Property owner Carissa Neal gets clearance to repair her condemned home at 847 Hillcrest Road, moving toward occupancy again.
City commits $2.6 million to 25th Street North infrastructure improvements. Project is located on Selma property serving the community.
City-owned property downtown changes hands. Resident or buyer gains title to the parcel after payment is received.
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church will develop a new visitor and education center, with city funding supporting a landmark historic site and educational resource for residents and visitors.
Sets spending limits for storm-water management and infrastructure. Affects rates and services for residents in areas served by the storm-water system.