SJP Investment Partners is seeking approval to operate a restaurant bar at Hotel Indigo on 20th Street South. The city will hold a public hearing where residents and businesses can comment on the license.
New pedicab service approved to operate on Birmingham streets. Three Certificates of Public Necessity and Convenience let Jason Kobza's company run passenger tours citywide.
Decision on whether SJP Investment Partners can serve alcohol at Hotel Indigo's restaurant. Public hearing will allow residents and neighbors to comment on the license application.
Urban Impact, Inc. gets permission to hold the Taste of 4th Avenue Jazz Festival on August 25, 2018, bringing live music and community gathering to 4th Avenue North between 16th and 18th Streets.
Red Clay Bar & Event Services gets permission to serve drinks and food at the Sidewalk Film Festival on August 25, 2018 in Linn Park.
City approves project agreement with Marino's Inc. to renovate and redevelop its store at 1965 Bessemer Road, expected to create jobs and improve the commercial corridor.
City plans to close a section of 23rd Street North (180,149 sq ft between 22nd and 24th Streets). Closure could affect traffic, property access, and redevelopment potential in the area.
Public hearing set for Aug. 28 to decide whether the city should give up rights to an unopened street segment near Finley Boulevard and the BNSF railroad. May affect property access or development plans in the area.
City fleet gets replacement tires from local vendor. Part of routine vehicle maintenance budget.
The city is shifting funds away from the 16th Street Bridge Grant Match program to complete the Clairmont Walking Trail project. This represents a change in spending priorities that affects how taxpayer dollars are allocated between two public works efforts.
The city is giving up underground utility access rights on three downtown blocks to allow private development. This removes city control over 696 square feet of subsurface space but enables the Jack Smith Real Estate and related property owners to build or expand their projects.
Fire Station maintenance and repairs are essential to keeping emergency services operational and ready to respond to residents.
City commits over half a million dollars to public works. Project scope and location details not disclosed in agenda.
City will decide whether to vacate 17,440 square feet of unopened public right-of-way on 3rd Avenue North between Aviation and 65th Street. Affects Gelani Osman's property development ability and future neighborhood access.
America's First Federal Credit Union will install fiber optic infrastructure in the city's right of way along 12th Street North, enhancing broadband access in the area.
Public awareness event on drug prevention and community safety, held October 20, 2018 at the corner of 2nd Street.
Property owner Ronnie Underwood can now proceed with repairs to address code violations at the condemned building. This clears the path for rehabilitation or remediation of the blighted property.
Board decides stormwater fee disputes and appeals from residents and businesses. These appointments ensure the board has enough members to handle cases fairly.
Budget changes to the Storm Water Fund may affect how the city funds drainage, flooding prevention, and water management projects that protect neighborhoods from storm damage.
City funds alley drainage improvements on 2nd Avenue S in Southside. Project reduces flooding and water runoff in the neighborhood.