Holiday tree approved for Bessemer Road & Ensley Avenue
City will install a holiday tree in the public right-of-way at Bessemer Road and Ensley Avenue, brightening the intersection during the holiday season.
City will install a holiday tree in the public right-of-way at Bessemer Road and Ensley Avenue, brightening the intersection during the holiday season.
City approves new wrecker service to operate from 47th Street West location. Affects roadside towing capacity and emergency recovery services in the area.
The city is giving up public right-of-way to a private party in Block 8, removing approximately 0.1 acres of alley between Bessemer Road and 47th Street from public use.
City will hold a public hearing on Georgia Road Lounge LLC's application for a Class I lounge retail liquor license. Neighbors and interested residents can comment on whether the license should be approved.
City will install a holiday tree in the public right-of-way at Bessemer Road and Ensley Avenue using general funds.
Property owner Tomaneka Berry can now legally repair the condemned building, moving it toward re-occupancy and reducing blight in the neighborhood.
Property owner Felicia Watkins can now repair a condemned house in Ensley, moving it toward habitability and reducing neighborhood blight.
Property owner James O. Caldwell receives permit to repair the condemned building at 916 18th Street in Ensley, moving it toward rehabilitation or demolition.
Council will hear public testimony on whether to grant a Division I Dance Permit for the lounge at 6420 Georgia Road. The decision affects licensing and operational rules for the venue.
City commits $19,220 to upgrade Equipment Management's chassis-mounted roadside sprayer. Funds equipment maintenance and replacement for public works operations.
Good People Oil LLC's on and off-premise beer and wine license for One Stop Shop is being revoked. The business will no longer be able to sell alcohol at this location.
Council District 9 funds drainage improvement on 24th Street North to reduce localized flooding and street maintenance issues.
Budget amendment reallocates capital funds from three street improvement projects (Wylam Phase III, Hooper City Phase IV, Coalburg Road) to prioritize other infrastructure work. Total transferred: $518,085.
One Stop Shop at 3359 26th Street North seeks approval to sell beer and wine. City Council will hear from interested parties on the application.
Taste of Soul festival will close 17th Street North on October 27, 2015 for food, music, and community gathering. Check event details before planning your commute that day.
Funds redirected from street resurfacing and Fire Station #18 expansion to other city priorities. The largest single transfer ($57,990) comes from the Fire Station #18 project.
Alabama transportation grant funds sidewalk upgrades across the city's Sidewalk Master Plan. Funds new or improved walkways to enhance pedestrian safety and neighborhood connectivity.
Authorizes a one-wrecker towing service to operate on Birmingham streets from Wayne's Recovery in Shelby, Alabama.
Yarbrough Festival Foodservice can now operate food and beverage service at Pro Hops Vino on October 8, 2015.
Dane C. Vickers receives permission to operate a junk dealer business at this location. Residents near 1838 Vanderbilt Road should be aware of the new salvage operation in their neighborhood.