Saw's II LLC seeks liquor license for Soul Kitchen at 41st Street South
New restaurant retail liquor license application for Saws Soul Kitchen on 41st Street South. Council will hear from the applicant and public before voting on approval.
Topic
Public Works
Agenda items
Public Works items
Council awards $21,120 drainage work contract to Gillespie Construction
Gillespie Construction will fix drainage issues at 16th Street South and 11th Avenue South. Improving drainage reduces flooding risk for nearby residents and properties.
City vacates alleyway for FF, LLC near 20th & 2nd Avenue South
Alleyway closure removes public right-of-way access between downtown streets for private developer benefit. Affects roughly 7,700 sq ft of shared city property.
Land area:
0.18 acres
Council adopts stormwater fund budget for fiscal year 2018
Sets spending plan for stormwater infrastructure and maintenance through June 2018. Determines how stormwater fees support drainage, flood control, and water quality projects citywide.
Off-premise beer & wine license approved for Hooper City Market
Garmia Alisha Ravizee receives approval to sell beer and wine at Hooper City Market, 3853 4th Street West. Decision follows public hearing on the application.
Saw's Street Kitchen Southside seeks restaurant liquor license
Saw's Street Kitchen Southside at 1154 11th Avenue South is applying for a restaurant retail liquor license. Council hearing will determine whether the business can serve beer, wine, and spirits.
City spends $208 for neighborhood sign maintenance
Funds upkeep of entrance signage at Tuscaloosa Avenue and 12th Street neighborhood location.
City pays Birmingham Water Works $31.5K for water service rights
City commits funds to maintain water service agreements with the Water Works Board. This is a routine operational expense for delivering water to residents.
Capital fund redirects $1.83M from 16th St bridge to Civil Rights Trail signage
Council is moving $1.83M away from the 16th Street Bridge project to fund Civil Rights Trail signage and other city priorities. Citizens should know what infrastructure projects may be delayed or affected by this reallocation.
Capital fund redirects $1.83M from 16th St bridge to Civil Rights Trail signage
Council is moving $1.83M away from the 16th Street Bridge project to fund Civil Rights Trail signage and other city priorities. Citizens should know what infrastructure projects may be delayed or affected by this reallocation.
Council awards $977K contract to Gaston Construction for Legion Field renovation
City commits nearly $1 million to upgrade Legion Field Stadium. Project improves a major civic venue used for community events and recreation.
City pays B&D Electric $2,435 for City Hall HVAC repairs
Funding for routine maintenance of critical building systems at City Hall and Public Works facilities. This is a standard repair to keep municipal operations running.
Grant: $59,975 for 20th Street Pedestrian Mall improvements
Council spends $59,975 in grant money on pedestrian improvements to 20th Street Pedestrian Mall, enhancing walkability in the project area.
Pedicab license granted to Redline Transit Services LLC
Redline Transit Services LLC gains permission to operate pedicabs on Birmingham streets from their base at 2700 7th Avenue North.
Towing license approved for Four Seasons Towing LLC
Four Seasons Towing is licensed to operate one wrecker on city streets, enabling roadside recovery and towing services across Birmingham.
Water service agreement: Fire protection line installed
Ensures reliable water supply for fire protection citywide. Establishes formal service terms with Birmingham Water Works Board for a dedicated 4-inch fire service line.
Beer and wine license transfer approved for Center Street Food Mart
Jay One, Inc. gains permission to sell beer and wine at 6–2nd Avenue North. Off-premise licenses allow retail alcohol sales and affect neighborhood commerce and community access.
Special retail liquor license approved for Olympia Concessions LLC
Olympia Concessions LLC gets authorization to sell liquor at 2331 Bessemer Road. The decision follows a public hearing where residents could voice concerns about the business.
P & P, Inc. contract amendment: $43,386 for basement work on 1st & 20th
City commits additional $43,386 to expand basement repairs along two major downtown streets. Work continues stormwater and infrastructure improvements in the 1st Avenue North corridor.
Right-of-way license: Pryor Enterprise awning at 1005 20th St S
Pryor Enterprise will install a 26-foot fabric awning over public right-of-way at their location. Residents and pedestrians passing 1005 20th Street South will have additional shade coverage in the public space.