City approves towing license for Joe Ellis, 4 wreckers on streets
Joe Ellis gains permission to operate four tow trucks from 225 Carson Road, expanding towing service availability in Birmingham.
Joe Ellis gains permission to operate four tow trucks from 225 Carson Road, expanding towing service availability in Birmingham.
New lounge retail liquor license at 433 20th Street South. Local land-use and business licensing decision.
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.
Inglenook Recreation Center storefront gets repaired. The city chose the lowest competitive bid after an open solicitation.
City is canceling a decade-old $419K construction agreement, likely freeing up the project or vendor relationship for reallocation. Details on the project outcome are incomplete.
City keeps streetlights working across Birmingham through a competitive bid process. Reliable lighting affects neighborhood safety and pedestrian visibility.
City commits $420,000 to repair and improve sidewalks at the Florentine Building, a key downtown asset. Work will enhance pedestrian safety and accessibility in the area.
Legion Field renovations move forward with competitive bidding completed. Battle Miller Construction wins the lowest bid at $729,400 for facility improvements.
Federal disaster recovery funds shift focus away from multi-family housing infrastructure repairs. The change redirects $2.4M that was earmarked for housing projects toward administrative costs.
Property owner Peter Wren, Sr. receives authorization to repair a condemned building at this address, potentially moving it toward occupancy or resale.
The city is giving up public right-of-way on 1st Avenue South (about 0.68 acres between 29th and 32nd Streets) to private owners, including CSX Transportation. This removes a public street segment from city control.
City grants two certificates allowing Steel City Executive Transportation to operate luxury sedan and limousine services on Birmingham streets.
City is shifting spending priorities by reallocating equipment rental funds to pay for security services at Railroad Park. This reflects a shift in how public dollars are being deployed.
Church can host the Feast of Saint Mark Italian Food Festival on April 25, 2015 at 7340 Cahaba Valley Road with proper city authorization.
Allows Birmingham AIDS Outreach to continue monthly fundraising events on the first Monday of each month at 205 - 32nd Street South.
Removes public right-of-way from roughly 0.18 acres of alley in downtown Birmingham, allowing private development or consolidation of adjacent properties. May affect public access or utility corridors in the area.
Battle Miller Construction wins competitive bid to renovate Legion Field. Project improves a major civic facility and public gathering space.
City commits funds to assess Village Creek's water infrastructure and condition. Study will inform future repair or improvement projects affecting the creek and nearby residents.