Logging companies must now get city approval before clearing trees and pay to repair any damage to streets or city property. Protects neighborhoods from unmanaged logging damage and ensures operators cover repair costs.
IPUSH Magazine LLC gets permission to host a food and music festival on 19th Street in Ensley on September 5, 2021. The event will close that street section between Avenue E and D during the festival.
Street signage improves neighborhood visibility and wayfinding. Project funds from general revenue.
Birmingham Hammerfest will close 2nd and 3rd Avenues South between 28th and 32nd Streets on August 14, 2021. Plan ahead if you live or work in the area—traffic will be rerouted during the event.
City continues portable toilet service for municipal events and operations under existing pricing. One-year renewal at established rates.
Otto Realty LLC gains permission to host the Classic Jazz Block Party on August 13, 2021, closing 3rd Avenue North between 17th and 18th Streets for the event.
Neighborhood gets branded street signs at 9th Ave W intersection to boost local identity and wayfinding.
The city is acquiring street right-of-way and temporary construction easement on Finley Avenue to complete a road improvement project. This payment compensates the property owner for land access needed during construction.
City commits $49,754 to upgrade heating and cooling systems in an auxiliary room and office at NSLM facility. Work follows competitive bidding process.
City grants sewer access rights under Oxmoor Park, allowing infrastructure work beneath the park with minimal payment. The easement enables essential utility maintenance and expansion.
New rule requires logging companies to get permits before clearing land and pay for damage to city streets, curbs, and property—protecting neighborhoods from unrepaired wear-and-tear caused by heavy equipment and trucks.
Saturn Music, LLC receives approval to operate a Division I dance venue at 200 41st Street South in Birmingham, allowing the business to host live music and dancing events.
Ferus On 41st LLC receives permission to serve alcohol at 430 41st Street South. The business can now operate as a full-service restaurant with beer, wine, and spirits sales.
Sidewalk Film Center gets permission to close 3rd Avenue North (between 18th and 19th Streets) on August 27–28 for the annual festival.
EMB Parkside Sub, LLC received approval to serve alcohol at the new restaurant location at 16–14th Street South. This affects what beverages can be sold there and what neighborhood residents may experience in terms of foot traffic and activity.
Saturn Music, LLC is approved to operate a lounge with on-premises alcohol service at 200 – 41st Street South. The license allows retail sale and consumption of beer, wine, and spirits at the location.
Nairobi Capital Corp. is seeking a Class I lounge retail liquor license for Eden Lounge at 312 20th Street South. The application will be heard in this consent item with opportunity for public comment.
City will consider permanently closing a 5,001-square-foot alley segment between 22nd Street S. and Arlington Avenue S. The decision affects property access and uses for residents and property owners in the area.
City picks contractor for Belview Heights Gateway project after competitive bid. Work begins to improve neighborhood entry point.
Council will consider allowing someone to vacate 324 sq ft of air space above 27th Street South. This affects property rights and development potential in the area between 4th and 5th Avenues South.