Woolworth LLC seeks restaurant liquor license at 1006 20th St S
Woolworth LLC is applying for a restaurant retail liquor license to serve alcohol at The Woolworth venue. Council will hear from the applicant and any interested parties before voting.
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Public Works
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Public Works items
Special Events Retail License granted for Birmingham Artwalk, Sept. 7-8
Birmingham Artwalk, Inc. gets approval to operate retail vendors during the street festival on Morris Avenue to 2nd Avenue North and 21st Street North to 25th Street North on September 7–8, 2018.
City grants parking lot license to Slice, LLC at 721 29th St S
Slice, LLC gains rights to use a city-owned paved parking lot. Terms of the license agreement—including duration, fee, and permitted uses—are not detailed in the item summary.
Towing license granted: Poor Boys Recovery operates 2 wreckers
Jeffrey Chism's towing service gains permission to operate two wreckers on Birmingham streets, enabling roadside recovery and wrecker services for residents.
Church Street Bridge drainage improvements awarded to Tate Contracting for $103,
City approves $103,457 contract for drainage work on Church Street Bridge in Ensley. Project improves stormwater handling in the neighborhood.
Alleyway vacation approved for Catherine Sloss property
City removes a small alleyway (about 3,940 sq ft) from public use so Catherine Sloss can develop the adjoining property. Private property boundaries shift; public right-of-way decreases slightly.
Land area:
0.09 acres
City awards $48,575 reroofing contract to E. Cornell Malone
Birmingham Museum of Art's mechanical penthouses get roof replacements, protecting the building from weather damage and ensuring continued operation of critical HVAC systems.
Council awards $81,500 boiler contract to Smith Group
Museum of Art gets new backup hot water system. Competitive bid process ensured lowest cost for public facility maintenance.
City pays Strickland Paper $2,754 for recycling containers
Mayor's Office receives recycling containers. Routine spending on waste management supplies.
Hearing set for subsurface right-of-way vacation on 21st Street South
City will decide whether to release 696 square feet of underground utility space along 21st Street South, 3rd Avenue South, and 20th Street South. This clears the path for development or infrastructure projects in that area.
Council grants low-speed vehicle licenses to Intelligent Parking Systems
Intelligent Parking Systems wins permission to operate small electric vehicles (likely golf carts or similar) for short-distance transport on Birmingham streets, enabling new micro-mobility service option for residents.
City leases office space from RJ Building, LLC for 1 year
Birmingham commits to a one-year lease with renewal options at 2 41st Street South. The lease terms and annual cost will determine how public funds are spent on municipal office operations.
CONSENT(ph) ITEM 5. WITHDRAWN A Resolution relative to the application of LRY Media Group LLC for a Special Events License 140 to be used at Alabama Power Company NUSA Mix & Mingle, May 22, 2018 at the Negro Southern League Museum, 120 - 16th Street South,
City leases Sheridan Road property from Birmingham Board of Education
City expands public works capacity by leasing a property in Pratt City for operations and maintenance. Details on lease terms and intended use are limited in available materials.
Yarbrough Festival Foodservice gets special events license for Taco Fest
Street food vendor approval for June 30 event on 2nd Avenue South. Taco Fest will operate between 41st and 42nd Streets.
Yarbrough Festival Foodservice gets special events license for Taco Fest
Street food vendor approval for June 30 event on 2nd Avenue South. Taco Fest will operate between 41st and 42nd Streets.
Mobile food vendor permit approved: Frelimo's Quick Snack
Frelimo's Quick Snack gets permission to operate a pushcart on 32nd Avenue West, adding a food vendor option in the area.
City supports continued use of Shepherd Center for health programs
Shepherd Center at 118 84th Street continues providing healthy-living programs and learning opportunities for Birmingham residents.
City awards $12,019.92 to Global Management Group for Conroy Alley drainage work
Conroy Alley drainage improvements reduce flooding risk and improve neighborhood safety. Work begins under the lowest competitive bid received.
Sales tax assessment: $880.31 against Georgia Road Lounge
Georgia Road Lounge LLC and owners Juanita and Cedric Graham are assessed $880.31 in back sales taxes owed to the city.