Sets spending levels for storm drainage, flood control, and water-quality programs serving Birmingham residents. Budget ensures funding for infrastructure maintenance and emergency response to heavy rain events.
City commits $17,300 to install a new 8-inch fire service connection serving The Hatti G, improving water infrastructure capacity for the building.
Medical Park Drive in Huffman Community gets road repairs through competitive bid. Project improves neighborhood infrastructure.
Budget changes to storm water operations may affect drainage projects, maintenance schedules, or service delivery for residents. Check the specific amendments to see if they impact your neighborhood's flood control or water management.
Off-premise beer and wine sales at the Mobil station on Bessemer Road require council approval. Public hearing allows neighbors and residents to voice concerns about the license before a vote.
Calico-Winewood area drainage improvements proceed; project aims to reduce localized flooding and improve stormwater management in the neighborhood.
One-way signage and striping changes on Morris Avenue will affect driver navigation and pedestrian safety on this street. Implementation details and exact cost not specified in the agenda.
City is considering giving up a small alleyway (about 0.18 acres) between 20th and 21st Streets South. A public hearing on November 28, 2017, will let residents weigh in before the city decides whether to proceed.
Red Clay Bar & Event Services LLC can now host the Murdock Classic event on October 27, 2017. The license allows the venue to operate special events at the downtown location.
SJP Investment Partners gets permission to place decorative structures on city right-of-way in front of Hotel Indigo downtown. Standard encroachment license for private business use of public sidewalk.
Bare Hands Gallery gets permission to close 2nd Avenue South from 28th to 31st Street on November 2 for the Day of the Dead Festival, affecting traffic and street access in that area.
Council Member uses discretionary funds to honor Leroy Bandy with a street sign in District 9. This is a memorial tribute using public money allocated to the district.
TopGolf USA is applying to serve alcohol at its new entertainment venue at 1111 24th Street North. Council will hear from the business and public before deciding whether to approve the license.
Birmingham Urban League gets green light to hold the Taste of Soul street festival on October 26–27 along 17th Street North, bringing food, music, and community gathering to downtown.
Off-premise beer and wine sales at the Mobil station on Bessemer Road require council approval. Public hearing allows neighbors and residents to voice concerns about the license before a vote.
City spending $500 from general funds to support a community health walk and event at 2nd Street and Carline Avenue in Pratt City on October 21.
Public health event on October 21 at 2nd Street and Carline Avenue encourages neighborhood fitness and community engagement in Pratt City.
Trawick Contractors will continue remediation work on water damage at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. The change order increases the contract cap, reflecting additional repair costs.
City spends $500 from the general fund to support a community health walk and event on October 21, 2017 at 2nd Street and Carline Avenue in Pratt City.
Freshwater Land Trust will temporarily use a strip of city-owned land to build or improve a trail, expanding public outdoor recreation access.