Lounge liquor license approved for The Mixx Bar and Grill
Gaines Enterprise LLC receives approval to serve liquor at The Mixx Bar and Grill (700 9th Street North). License grants retail lounge service rights in that location.
Gaines Enterprise LLC receives approval to serve liquor at The Mixx Bar and Grill (700 9th Street North). License grants retail lounge service rights in that location.
City approves two-day concert event (Aug. 20–21, 2016) in the 2700 block of 7th Avenue South. This allows the venue to host the performance with city authorization.
Birmingham will work with Jefferson County to improve Sterilite Drive and Meadow Craft Road. The city will manage the purchasing for the joint project.
Michael Frymark's hot dog cart gains permission to operate at 14th Street North and Rev. Abraham Woods Jr. Boulevard.
Birmingham purchases eight new rear-loading garbage packer trucks to replace aging fleet. Improves waste collection efficiency across the city.
Eddie Campbell Jr.'s business at 920 14th Place S.W. gains permission to operate towing and vehicle immobilization services on Birmingham streets.
Property owner King Fells can now proceed with repairs on a condemned building. Completing rehabilitation work is a step toward returning the property to usable condition and removing blight from the neighborhood.
Clarifies who pays for upkeep of traffic signals and street lights in Birmingham — keeping roads safer and better lit.
Property owner Antonio Espinoza can now repair a condemned building at 120 77th Street North, clearing the path to restore the structure or prepare it for sale.
City will improve 18th Street sidewalks in Ensley through competitive bid process. C.P. Construction's bid was lowest among proposals received.
Drainage improvements on 32nd Avenue North will reduce flooding and improve stormwater management in the area. Work is expected to begin following contract execution.
Council approves a partnership with Alabama Department of Transportation to fund streetscape improvements on 7th Avenue South, enhancing sidewalks, pedestrian safety, and neighborhood aesthetics.
McClure Project area gets $100,000 boost for infrastructure improvements, likely benefiting nearby residents and supporting neighborhood development.
Accessible parking space added at Fire Station 27 improves compliance and access for people with disabilities visiting or using the facility.
Removes public right-of-way to 8,100 square feet of alley between 10th–11th Avenues North. Adjacent property owners gain access; affects local traffic and utility routing.
City secures a competitive bid for ongoing scrap metal sales, generating revenue from recyclable materials at city facilities.
Removes 400 sq ft of public right-of-way in downtown, likely freeing the abutting property for private development or consolidation. Changes what residents and businesses can access in this area.
City committing $799,095 to stabilize Lawson Road stream—protects nearby properties from erosion and flooding risks, improves stormwater management.
Public land at 1st Avenue South and 18th Street South will be transferred to Parkside Residences, LLC for private development. The small parcel (between Railroad Park and 2nd Avenue South) clears the way for the residential project.