City and Jefferson County to resurface Cherry Avenue
Resurfacing Cherry Avenue from Dugan Avenue northward will improve road safety and reduce potholes on a key commute corridor. Project details and timeline to be determined.
Resurfacing Cherry Avenue from Dugan Avenue northward will improve road safety and reduce potholes on a key commute corridor. Project details and timeline to be determined.
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.
Allows alcohol sales during the Birmingham Art Walk festival on Morris Avenue. Expands event programming for downtown entertainment.
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.
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.
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.
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.
This appointment shapes oversight of the city's water utility. The board member's term runs through the end of 2016.
City may change how it charges property owners for stormwater management. Hearing gives residents and businesses a chance to comment before any fee change takes effect.
University gains approval to bury vaults and chilled water pipes beneath 7th Avenue. No direct impact on residents' taxes or services.
University of Alabama gains subsurface access on a city street to install utility infrastructure. This allows campus expansion but limits future city use of that section of right-of-way.
Street safety mirror replacement at Green Springs Avenue near Cedars Club improves visibility for drivers and pedestrians.
Street safety mirror replacement at Green Springs Avenue near Cedars Club improves visibility for drivers and pedestrians.
Birmingham, Jefferson County, and Vestavia Hills will jointly improve Sicard Hollow Road. The specific budget and timeline are not detailed in the agenda.
Property owner B.J. Grant receives permission to repair a condemned building, moving the property toward restoration and potential reuse instead of demolition.
Property owner Long River Home Investor can now proceed with repairs to address code violations at this blighted residential property.
City grants James Schatz's towing company a license to operate eight tow trucks on city streets, expanding available towing capacity for disabled or illegally parked vehicles.
City approves UADR, Inc. to operate seven tow trucks at 5280 Pinson Valley Parkway. This enables the company to provide wrecker services on Birmingham streets.
Winfield Towing and Recovery gains permission to dispatch two tow trucks on city streets—affecting roadside recovery services and traffic management for Birmingham residents.