Towing service license approved for LeNathan E. Williams
City approves new wrecker service to operate from 47th Street West location. Affects roadside towing capacity and emergency recovery services in the area.
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Holiday tree approved for Bessemer Road & Ensley Avenue
City will install a holiday tree in the public right-of-way at Bessemer Road and Ensley Avenue, brightening the intersection during the holiday season.
Chipotle Mexican Grill seeks restaurant liquor license at 20th Street South
Chipotle Mexican Grill of Colorado LLC is applying to serve beer, wine, and/or spirits at its location at 300 20th Street South. This allows citizens and neighbors to weigh in on whether alcohol service is appropriate for the location.
Equipment Management buys roadside sprayer retrofit from Norstar for $19,220
City commits $19,220 to upgrade Equipment Management's chassis-mounted roadside sprayer. Funds equipment maintenance and replacement for public works operations.
Beer and wine license rescinded for One Stop Shop on 26th Street North
Good People Oil LLC's on and off-premise beer and wine license for One Stop Shop is being revoked. The business will no longer be able to sell alcohol at this location.
Good People Oil LLC seeks off-premise beer and wine license
One Stop Shop at 3359 26th Street North seeks approval to sell beer and wine. City Council will hear from interested parties on the application.
$4K set aside for 24th Street North drainage repairs
Council District 9 funds drainage improvement on 24th Street North to reduce localized flooding and street maintenance issues.
Capital fund shifts $518K between street projects
Budget amendment reallocates capital funds from three street improvement projects (Wylam Phase III, Hooper City Phase IV, Coalburg Road) to prioritize other infrastructure work. Total transferred: $518,085.
Birmingham Urban League gets permit for Taste of Soul street event
Taste of Soul festival will close 17th Street North on October 27, 2015 for food, music, and community gathering. Check event details before planning your commute that day.
Capital budget amendments: $108K transferred between projects
Funds redirected from street resurfacing and Fire Station #18 expansion to other city priorities. The largest single transfer ($57,990) comes from the Fire Station #18 project.
City budgets $591K in state grant for sidewalk improvements
Alabama transportation grant funds sidewalk upgrades across the city's Sidewalk Master Plan. Funds new or improved walkways to enhance pedestrian safety and neighborhood connectivity.
Momma G's Inc. seeks beer and wine license for 20th Street deli
Momma Goldberg's Deli at 113 20th Street South is applying to serve beer and wine on premises. Council will hear from the public before voting on the license.
Special Events Retail License granted to Yarbrough Festival Foodservice
Yarbrough Festival Foodservice can now operate food and beverage service at Pro Hops Vino on October 8, 2015.
Grady Wayne Barefield approved for towing license in Birmingham
Authorizes a one-wrecker towing service to operate on Birmingham streets from Wayne's Recovery in Shelby, Alabama.
Special Events License approved for Cask & Drum street party
Event Concessions, Inc. gets permission to hold a special event on 2nd Avenue South (41st–42nd Street) on October 17, 2015. Street closure may affect local traffic and parking that day.
City agrees to install roadway lighting on Future I-22
New lighting on the planned I-22 corridor will improve safety for drivers and pedestrians using this major regional route. Project is funded and coordinated with Alabama Department of Transportation.
Junk dealer license granted to Auto-Truck Parts, Inc. at 1838 Vanderbilt Road
Dane C. Vickers receives permission to operate a junk dealer business at this location. Residents near 1838 Vanderbilt Road should be aware of the new salvage operation in their neighborhood.
City installs holiday tree at Bessemer Road and Ensley Avenue
Seasonal decoration added to public right-of-way at intersection in West Birmingham.
City approves roadway lighting for Future I-22 Corridor X
Better lighting on the future I-22 corridor improves safety for drivers and pedestrians. This state-funded project requires the Mayor to sign off on standard agreements with Alabama's Department of Transportation.
Fancy's on 5th gets right-of-way permit for street sign
Business receives city approval to place a sign in public right of way at 430 41st Street South. Allows commercial use of city street space.