Towing license approved for Derrick L. Price's Fairfield wrecker service
City grants one-truck towing operator permission to operate on Birmingham streets. Allows Price Wrecker Service to legally pick up and transport vehicles citywide.
City grants one-truck towing operator permission to operate on Birmingham streets. Allows Price Wrecker Service to legally pick up and transport vehicles citywide.
Richard Jacob Black is authorized to operate one wrecker for towing services in Birmingham from his Cordova-based business, Jake's Recovery.
City will hear arguments on whether to abandon underground and air-space rights along 18th Street South, which could affect future development or utility access in that corridor.
Property owner Betty J. Moore can now repair a condemned building, potentially returning it to safe, usable condition and stabilizing the neighborhood.
Driving with Care, Inc. gains regulatory approval to operate a shuttle service in Birmingham. The company can now legally provide transportation services under city oversight.
Property owner at 3516 66th Street North will be billed $4,068 for city costs—likely blight abatement, demolition, or code enforcement. The assessment becomes a lien against the property.
Property owner at 901 27th Street S.W. will owe a one-time tax bill of $5,036 to cover city costs (likely demolition or blight abatement). This is an amendment to an existing 2020 assessment.
Property owner at 912 44th Street North will owe a special tax assessment of $10,273.12 to cover city costs—likely for blight remediation, demolition, or code enforcement. This is a lien against the property.
Property owner at 909 27th Street S.W. gets cost relief through amended special assessment. Amount reflects reduced charges for city-incurred work.
Property owner at 1140 44th Street North will owe an $8,332 special assessment for city work costs. This updates an earlier 2020 assessment.
Property owner at 4316 69th Street North will be billed $9,555.20 for city costs—likely code enforcement, cleanup, or demolition related to the property.
Property owner at 856 44th Street North faces $6,672 in special tax charges for city work costs—likely street, sidewalk, or drainage repair. This assessment becomes a lien on the property.
Property owner at 856 44th Street North will be billed $9,296 to cover the city's cost of addressing a code violation on the site. The charge becomes a lien against the property unless paid.
Property owner at 513–40th St North now owes $4,036 to the city for blight removal or demolition work. This special assessment is a lien against the property and must be paid.
Owner at 783 78th Street South faces a $9,678.60 special assessment for cost of city work (likely demolition, abatement, or cleanup). This amends the original 2020 assessment resolution.
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.
The city relinquishes its easement rights over a portion of the Jackson Heights sanitary sewer system to Jefferson County. Allows the county to assume responsibility for that section.
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.
Clears billboard framing at Boutwell intersection and restores road surface to grade, improving street appearance and safety in the area.