City awards $25,074 storm sewer repair contract to Global Management Group
19th Street storm sewer work prevents flooding and property damage in the area. Contract awarded to lowest bidder after competitive process.
19th Street storm sewer work prevents flooding and property damage in the area. Contract awarded to lowest bidder after competitive process.
City may close a 0.14-acre alleyway in the area bounded by Georgia Road, 5th Avenue South, 57th Street South, and 59th Place South. Public hearing March 1, 2016.
Woodlawn neighborhood gets publicly-funded street, sidewalk, and public space upgrades. Project improves walkability and neighborhood appearance.
Council approved payment to C.P. Construction LLC for clearing encroachments along a transit infrastructure improvement project. This clears the way for the ATRIP project to proceed.
St. Marks Catholic Church receives permission to host the Feast of Saint Mark Italian Festival at 7340 Cahaba Valley Road on April 30, 2016. This allows the community event to proceed as planned.
Nonprofit continues fundraising through monthly bingo events at 205 32nd Street South. Renewal allows the organization to maintain a key revenue stream for HIV/AIDS services.
Mustafa Ahmed's transfer of an off-premise beer and wine license to 1st Street Supermarket at 400 1st Street South allows the store to sell packaged alcohol beverages.
Six-inch mag meter installation supports water service to the city's Intermodal (Site B) facility, enabling continued operations and utilities management for this transportation hub.
Traffic safety improvements are coming to the SR-79/Meadow Craft Road intersection, funded by the state with no local cost. The project will reduce congestion and crash risk for daily commuters and residents in that area.
City acquires land access rights from Marcia Clarke Colvin on Ensley Avenue to complete street infrastructure project PEP131CP 002360.
City commits $54,500 to install water and fire service lines—4-inch domestic and 6-inch fire connections. Likely supports new development or facility expansion.
New hydrants improve emergency response time and water supply for firefighting in neighborhoods across Birmingham.
Property at 1044 Sunhill Road (16 units) moves toward repair after condemnation. Permit allows owner to begin work bringing structure back to code.
Ensley community to weigh in on new alcohol sales at 1200 40th Street. License allows off-premise beer and wine sales at the grocery store.
Property owner Terry W. Ray gains permission to repair a condemned building at 607 75th Street North, moving the property toward recovery from blight.
City approves encroachment license allowing Flowers Baking Company to construct fencing in the public right of way at 900-15th Street North, affecting public access and sight lines in that area.
Drainage improvements on Killough Springs Road will reduce flooding and improve road conditions in the area. The $424,821 project is funded through competitive bidding, ensuring value for taxpayers.
A 16-unit residential building has been officially declared unsafe and unfit for occupancy, affecting tenants and property rights at that location.
City acquires single-parcel property on Hibernian Street. Purchase price and timeline not specified in agenda materials.
City acquires a residential or commercial parcel in South Birmingham. Property acquisition expands city asset portfolio and may support future development or blight-recovery goals in the area.