Venture for America's Innovation in Action Dinner will close Morris Avenue between 20th and 21st Street North on October 17, 2019. This permits street use for the private event.
The city is giving up public right-of-way to a private property owner, converting an alley between 49th and 50th Streets North into private land. This removes a public passage and may affect access to surrounding properties.
New sidewalk connection to the Zoo will improve pedestrian access and safety for visitors and neighborhood residents.
Stephen gains private access to an alley segment (4,000 sq ft) in a central area near downtown. The alley becomes unavailable for public use or city maintenance.
Capital funds redirected from one public project to another; Vulcan Park streetscape improvements move forward while Richard Arrington Boulevard Five Points South work pauses or scales back.
New fire hydrants on 13th Street South improve emergency response time and fire safety for nearby residents and businesses.
Attic Plus Storage wants to add units at two existing locations and build a new storage facility at a third site. The appeal hearing will determine whether the project moves forward or the suspension stands.
Panoptic LLC can now hold the "Diner en Blanc: Under the Stars" event on October 5, closing 20th Street North between 6th and 5th Avenues to vehicle traffic.
City commits to a multi-year water treatment vendor through competitive bidding. Ensures continued safe drinking water delivery for Birmingham residents.
PL Package Store LLC's Class II lounge retail license transfer to 2908 27th Street North allows retail alcohol sales at the location. License transfers affect neighborhood commerce and municipal revenue.
City is increasing spending on the 36th Street Bridge repair project; the expanded contract with Gillespie Construction covers additional work scope to complete the improvements.
City secures right to build sidewalks, lighting, and landscaping improvements along Pike Road to 40th Street in Ensley. One-time payment to property owner Vincent Alfano.
Street closure on 19th Street North (1st to 2nd Avenue) on September 29 for the Alabama Multicultural Street Fair. Check for traffic impacts if you travel this route.
Kangaroo's off-premise beer and wine license application at this location requires City Council approval. Public hearing will determine whether the license transfers.
Maintains inspection and maintenance of the storm sewer system that manages runoff across the city. One-year contract with renewal option ensures continued system oversight.
Owner Malcolm Thomas can now repair the condemned building in Ensley, moving it toward occupancy or sale. This unblocks a long-vacant property.
Stormwater Appeals Board members review disputes over drainage fees and stormwater charges. This appointment fills a position on the board that hears resident and business appeals.
Courtland Davis seeks to revive plans for self-storage expansion at two existing sites (Cahaba River Road, Carson Road) and a new facility (Richard Arring Road). The appeal's outcome will determine whether these projects proceed.
Stormwater Appeals Board members review disputes over drainage fees and stormwater charges. This appointment fills a position on the board that hears resident and business appeals.
Routine waste collection continues under a competitive bid. The 3-year deal locks in prices for residential and municipal trash pickup across Birmingham.