R&M Store seeks off-premise beer and wine license at 3rd Street
R&M Store Corporation is applying to sell beer and wine from 1403C 3rd Street North. Council will hear from the applicant and neighbors before voting on the license.
R&M Store Corporation is applying to sell beer and wine from 1403C 3rd Street North. Council will hear from the applicant and neighbors before voting on the license.
Inglenook Park's sidewalks get replaced. Competitive bid ensures taxpayer money is spent efficiently.
Funds camera system maintenance at Railroad Park for 7 months (Nov 2014–May 2015). Keeps public gathering space monitored for safety.
Capital improvement funds are being redirected to fix emergency sinkhole damage instead of Harris Avenue street improvements. The delay may push street work to a later fiscal year.
Establishes responsibility for upkeep of traffic signals on state routes in Birmingham. Ongoing coordination between city and state ensures signals stay safe and functional.
City grants Donaldson Group access to maintain overgrown medians at two busy intersections, improving traffic visibility and neighborhood appearance.
Feasibility study may lead to a new stormwater fee on property owners. Results will determine whether Birmingham adopts a dedicated utility to fund drainage, flood control, and water-quality improvements citywide.
City will spend $23,350 to install outdoor electrical receptacles at a public works site, likely improving utility or safety infrastructure at that location.
Sole-source advertising contract for "Hey Coach" campaign at Birmingham CrossPlex. No competitive bidding used.
Property owner at 1215–29th Street North faces a special assessment (similar to a property tax charge) of $4,761.20, which the City is amending from a 2015 resolution. Citizens should know when the City reassesses or changes bills tied to their property.
Gene Reed Road gets improved storm drainage and street repairs via lowest-bid competitive contract.
Property owner Antonio Espinoza gets permission to repair a condemned building, moving toward rehabilitation or demolition. Supports neighborhood recovery from blight.
New lounge retail liquor license at 433 20th Street South. Local land-use and business licensing decision.
Pizitz, LLC gains approval to place outdoor fixtures (awnings, sidewalks, benches, lighting, bollards, trash receptacles) in the city right-of-way adjacent to its building, enhancing the street frontage and pedestrian environment.
AJ's Discount Store at 3400 26th Street North receives permission to sell beer and wine off-premises. This affects what beverages neighbors can purchase locally.
Omar Motley's license transfer allows Big B Food Store at 4012 24th Street North to sell beer and wine. This determines what retail alcohol products are available in the neighborhood.
Restaurant at 1000 14th Street South gets approval to serve beer, wine, and spirits. This enables alcohol sales at the location.