Property owner at 208 67th Street South will be charged $4,655.04 to cover demolition costs the city incurred. This is a bill against the property itself, not the owner's personal taxes.
Property owner at 225 51st Street North will owe $4,728.70 to cover city demolition or blight-removal costs. This is a lien against the property until paid.
Clears billboard framing at Boutwell intersection and restores road surface to grade, improving street appearance and safety in the area.
Monday Night Ventures is applying for a restaurant retail liquor license to operate at their brewery on 12th Street South. Council will hear from interested parties before deciding whether to grant the license.
Monday Night Ventures LLC receives permission to serve alcohol at its brewery location, allowing the business to operate as a BrewPub with full liquor service.
Provides operating support for the annual film festival that brings independent cinema and cultural programming to Birmingham residents.
AP Equity II LLC can now sell beer and wine at 1032 20th Street South. This retail decision affects local commerce and licensing authority in that neighborhood.
Lounge Retail Liquor license transfers to new operator at 1210 20th Street South. Allows continued alcohol sales at the location pending council approval.
City spends general-fund money to replace water-cooled heat exchanger parts in Public Works operations—a routine maintenance expense.
Southeastern Temperature Controls will install equipment to improve water quality at the city's main event venue. Routine maintenance ensures Boutwell remains operational for public events and rentals.
City commits to an ongoing recycling services vendor for recovered materials. Supports waste diversion and sustainability operations.
Drainage improvements at 56 Freda Jane Lane will reduce flooding and water damage in the area. Work begins after contract execution.
City is shifting construction funds between projects in the capital budget. Street resurfacing and other infrastructure work may be delayed or reprioritized as dollars move to different priorities.
City is moving $60,000 from Public Works landfill operations to general reserves, reducing landfill maintenance funding for the 2020 fiscal year.
Street and sidewalk improvement funds are being redirected; exact destination unclear from item description, but the reallocation affects projects planned for neighborhoods across the city.
Competitive bid awards $94,700 to repair the entry canopy at Birmingham Museum of Art. Ensures public facility improvements through open procurement.
Council approves street closure on 2nd Avenue North between 24th and 23rd Streets for the Brunch in the City event on May 17, 2020.
New restaurant on 41st Street seeking approval to serve beer, wine, and liquor. License approval affects neighborhood alcohol regulations and local business operations.