Capital Fund shift: $105.7K to Civil Rights Institute water project
City redirects capital improvement funding from Coalburg Road to fix water issues at the Civil Rights Institute, a key cultural facility serving residents and visitors.
Topic
Public Works
Agenda items
Public Works items
Kyoto Yakitori beer and wine license approved for 19th Street North
Nichi Bei Holdings can now serve beer and wine at its new restaurant, Kyoto Yakitori, at 111–19th Street North.
Council grants shuttle service permits to We Tour LLC
A new shuttle operator gets city approval to pick up and drop off passengers on Birmingham streets. This expands transportation options for residents and visitors.
Restaurant liquor license for The Rougaroux on 39th Street South
E & R Restaurant Group LLC seeks approval to serve alcohol at The Rougaroux. City Council will hear public testimony before voting on the license.
Legion Field sewer contract rescinded from Munford Enterprises
City cancels 2017 sewer replacement contract with Munford Enterprises due to contractor failure. Clears path for rebidding the Legion Field sewer main work.
City awards 1-year traffic-cone contract to RoadSafe
City roads will have traffic cones available for safety and construction work over the next year through this competitive contract with RoadSafe Traffic Systems.
Council awards $42K sewer work contract to McGee Construction
City awards contract for sewer main replacement at Legion Field to lowest bidder McGee Construction. Improves drainage infrastructure serving the facility.
Council awards $1.69M paving contract to Norris Paving
City approves major roadwork on Industrial Access Road, Sterilite Drive, Meadowcraft Road and Highway 79 intersection. Project improves traffic flow and infrastructure in industrial area.
Council awards $94K drainage contract to Norris Paving
Jefferson Avenue SW drainage improvements will prevent flooding and water damage on the street. Work addresses stormwater management issues affecting residents and property in that corridor.
Capital budget reallocated: $14K to Vulcan Park streetscape, $2K to Avenue F
City moves $14K from Richard Arrington Boulevard improvements to Vulcan Park streetscape work and Avenue F upgrades, redirecting capital funds for fiscal year 2018.
Capital fund budget amended: $100K+ redirected from grants
Council is reallocating grant funds meant for Railroad Park and other projects. The full destination of these transfers is unclear from the agenda text provided.
Liquor license OK for restaurant at Hilton Garden Inn, 18th Street
Apple Ten Alabama Services LLC seeks approval to serve alcohol at a restaurant in the Hilton Garden Inn/Home2 Suites hotel on 18th Street South.
A1 Food and Fuel gets beer and wine license at 24th & 25th
A1 Food Mart, located at 2216 24th Street North, receives approval to sell beer and wine off-premises. This new retail license affects alcohol availability in the neighborhood.
Off-premise beer/wine license transfer approved for Arkadelphia Chevron
D 27 Energy moves beer and wine sales to a gas station at 1148 Arkadelphia Road. License transfers require public notice and hearing.
Sunhill Chevron off-premise beer and wine license approved
Sunhill Chevron at 801 Sunhill Road N.W. gains approval to sell beer and wine. The store can now stock and sell alcoholic beverages at that location.
Off-premise beer and wine license approved for Big B Food Store
Omar Motley's application to sell beer and wine at Big B Food Store (4012 24th Street North) is approved, allowing the retailer to add packaged alcohol sales to its operations.
City accepts land dedication for Cascade Parc Phase 2 sidewalks
Habitat for Humanity's Cascade Parc Phase 2 project dedicates right-of-way to the city for new sidewalk installation, improving pedestrian access in the neighborhood.
Council redirects $105.7K from Coalburg Road to Civil Rights Institute remediati
Capital funds budgeted for Coalburg Road infrastructure are being shifted to remediation work at the Civil Rights Institute, a historic anchor institution. Citizens should know how capital improvement funds are reallocated.
Pratt City honors Leroy Bandy with memorial sign on 4th Street
The city recognizes Leroy Bandy's 25+ years of service to District 9 with a permanent memorial sign in Pratt City, celebrating community leadership and public commitment.
$42K redirected from road match to bridge inspections
Bridge and tunnel safety inspections get $42,000 in additional funding by redirecting money from a road-improvement grant match. Ensures critical infrastructure checks stay on track.