City-owned property at 401 Gamma Street is being sold to a private buyer. The sale price suggests this may be a distressed or vacant property returning to private ownership.
City-owned property at 401 Gamma Street is being sold to a private buyer. The sale price suggests this may be a distressed or vacant property returning to private ownership.
Jacqueline Clayton's application to sell beer and wine off-premises at 1557 Bessemer Road is approved. This allows the business to operate with a valid city license.
Smoother roads citywide; Dunn Construction won the competitive bid for the 2017 resurfacing program. Work begins soon on deteriorated pavement across Birmingham.
Birmingham Daiquiris gets permission to place a light metal structure on public sidewalk at two downtown locations. Allows business to expand outdoor seating or signage on city property.
City dedicates $220,000 in bank tax revenue to Railroad Park improvements. Funded by special tax on financial institutions, not general funds.
City will spend $16,500 to install a decorative entrance sign marking the Ensley neighborhood. This type of wayfinding helps residents and visitors identify community boundaries and can boost neighborhood identity and foot traffic to local businesses.
Dugan Avenue residents get rebuilt streets via federal disaster recovery funds. Project improves safety and infrastructure in this corridor.
Tortorigi Construction will handle mass grading and stormwater infrastructure for One Pratt Park Development. This work prepares the site for the next phase of the project.
AB Supermarket Inc. gains permission to sell beer and wine at the 31st Street Texaco convenience store. Allows expanded product offerings at this location.
Contract amendment increases cost for HVAC and plumbing work on Phase 2 of the Birmingham Intermodal Facility project.
City-owned parking lot at 721 29th Street South moves into private use under license agreement. Details on Slice's planned use and license term are not public in this summary.
Owner LeVaughn Hardy gets green light to repair a condemned property, moving it toward recovery from blighted status.
City approves lowest bid for Lane Park Road culvert replacement, a public infrastructure project. Improves drainage and road safety on the corridor.
Public funding supports a free community arts event that brings residents together for cultural programming and neighborhood activation.
$25,000 redirected from Springville Road Youth Program to library capital purchases. Affects youth services in that area.
Alabama Power Company will be allowed to enter city property at 2331 Bessemer Road to install infrastructure. The easement grants utility access to maintain or expand power service to the mixed-use development site.
Amendment updates a 2017 easement agreement allowing Jefferson County to use city property for sewer infrastructure. Affects how the city's land can be used and maintained.
City updates service locations for switched Ethernet connections used by municipal operations. No cost change associated with the address amendments.
Pancho's Mexican Restaurant is applying to serve beer, wine, and spirits at its location on Montclair Road. The decision requires a public hearing where neighbors and interested parties can voice support or concerns about the license.