Mobile food license approved for 20th & 6th Ave South
Josh Kelly authorized to operate a mobile food vendor at the northeast corner of 20th Street South and 6th Avenue South. Expands street food options in the area.
Josh Kelly authorized to operate a mobile food vendor at the northeast corner of 20th Street South and 6th Avenue South. Expands street food options in the area.
Hedric Miller's towing service at 7115 Happy Hollow Road gains city approval to operate, affecting vehicle recovery services available to residents.
Slice, LLC will operate a city-owned parking lot on 29th Street South under a new license agreement. Details on usage terms, revenue, and duration are not disclosed in the agenda item.
Brian L. Tucker's vehicle towing and immobilization service at 8967 Central Road in Warrior gains city approval to operate.
Public infrastructure upgrade in the Sloss neighborhood improves streets and pedestrian environment. Competitive bid process selected Gillespie Construction for the Phase I project.
Clears encumbrance over downtown alley, enabling property development or redevelopment. Allows owners to build above or use the airspace previously restricted.
Department of Veterans Affairs will place a canopy structure on city property at 700 19th Street South under a right-of-way license agreement.
Property owner Brenda Roberson gets approval to repair a condemned house at 2200 10th Street in Pratt City, moving the property toward rehabilitation and potential return to use.
City relinquishes a 0.6-acre section of Powell Avenue between 18th and 19th Streets to Alabama, likely for state infrastructure or transportation work.
Consultant will coordinate environmental review and design for sidewalk and streetscape improvements across the city. Sole-source contract, meaning no competitive bidding.
The City will release its claim to underground space along two downtown streets, likely freeing it for private development or utility work. Public hearing May 26, 2015.
Capital improvement funds redirected between two road projects. Gene Reed shoulder work delays while Sicard Hollow improvements move forward.
Mini Mart West, Inc. has applied for permission to sell beer and wine at 1324 Bessemer Road. Council will hold a public hearing on the application and accept comments from interested parties.
Engineering Design Technologies will oversee construction and inspection work on 1st Avenue South between 14th and (end street not specified), part of the Railroad Reservation area public infrastructure project.
Sarcor will coordinate environmental compliance and design for sidewalk and streetscape improvements across the city. The sole-source award means no competitive bidding was used.
Transit Authority can now install a bus shelter in city right-of-way at this Wylam location, improving transit access for residents.
Recycling center operations continue at the 2nd Avenue location. This lease extension keeps the facility open for residents to drop off recyclables.
Pratt City gets street and sidewalk improvements including repaving and safety upgrades. Work is funded through a federal community development grant.
City moving forward with property condemnation for Lawson Road Project. Firm handles title search and legal services to clear ownership for the public works initiative.
Removes a city-owned street segment from public right-of-way, transferring control to the Birmingham Boa. May affect future access or development in the area between 25th and 26th Avenues North.