A new off-premise beer and wine license (for a store, not a bar) is being considered for 1535 Warrior Road. The public hearing gives residents a chance to weigh in on whether this business should be allowed in the neighborhood.
Joint paving project with county and three nearby cities may smooth commutes and reduce pothole repairs citywide. Exact roads and timeline are not detailed in this summary.
Grease trap, sidewalk, and HVAC repairs at Parking Deck #8 Food Court keep the facility operating safely. This no-bid contract goes to Stephens Plumbing Inc. on the consent agenda.
Crown Limousine & Sedan Service gains official approval to operate executive sedan and luxury limousine services on Birmingham streets.
City commits $129,600 annually for one year to lease office or operational space at 2 South 41st Street. This ongoing expense affects the municipal budget and facilities operations.
Private contribution funds neighborhood streetscape improvements in Parkside, offsetting city spending for sidewalk and street upgrades.
Budget changes to storm water spending may affect city infrastructure maintenance, drainage projects, and fees residents pay for storm water services.
Earnest Harris receives approval to sell beer and wine at Fair Stop and Go, 2440 Bessemer Road. Changes what beverages the store can legally sell.
Earnest Harris receives approval to sell beer and wine at Fair Stop and Go, 2440 Bessemer Road. Changes what beverages the store can legally sell.
Earnest Harris receives approval to sell beer and wine at Fair Stop and Go, 2440 Bessemer Road. Changes what beverages the store can legally sell.
Sanitary sewer repair at 2021 3rd Avenue South will restore drainage service to the area. Work follows competitive bidding.
Amends how the city charges stormwater management fees to property owners. Details of rate changes or affected properties are not provided in this summary.
The city is divesting a publicly owned property at 204 50th Street South to a private buyer. This removes the parcel from municipal control and may affect future development or use of that site.
The city grants Birmingham Festival 2015, LLC the right to hold the Sloss Music & Arts Festival at the Sloss Furnaces Historic Landmark Site, a major cultural venue at 20 32nd Street North.
B&G's Event Center at 2341 Carson Road receives approval to sell beer, wine, and liquor. The license enables the venue to serve alcohol at events and gatherings.
Bianca Frazier's Division I dance permit allows entertainment events at the venue. The public hearing gives residents a chance to comment on the license.
City grants towing and vehicle immobilization rights to operate five wreckers on Birmingham streets. This regulates roadside recovery services affecting traffic clearance and vehicle retrieval.
Eddie Jerone Harris receives permission to operate one wrecker on Birmingham streets from his 16th Street S.W. location, expanding local towing services.
Latasha Johnson's hot dog cart will operate at the corner of 18th Street North and 3rd Avenue North, adding a vendor to that commercial location.