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.
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.
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.
Allows Birmingham AIDS Outreach to continue monthly fundraising events on the first Monday of each month at 205 - 32nd Street South.
Church can host the Feast of Saint Mark Italian Food Festival on April 25, 2015 at 7340 Cahaba Valley Road with proper city authorization.
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.
City fixes a clerical error in a 2014 resolution affecting the property tax obligation for the owner at this address. The assessment amount is now officially set at $5,042.60.
CVS at 1675 Montclair Road is applying to sell beer and wine. The decision affects what products the store can offer and may impact nearby residents and other retailers.
Retail lounge opens in Ensley with Class I liquor service. New business brings employment and tax revenue to the neighborhood.
Club at 424 18th Street in Ensley receives Class II liquor license to serve alcohol. License allows on-premises consumption at the motorsports venue.
Public event on Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North brings street festival to Uptown District on New Year's Day weekend.
City is redirecting $200,000 to boost security at Railroad Park. The shift covers a new security services agreement to improve safety and oversight at the public space.
Amends approval for SRI & SRI LLC to operate a lounge retail liquor license at 4500 Montevallo Road, modifying terms of an existing 2014 license authorization.
Slice LLC is applying to serve alcohol at its location on 20th Street. Council will hear from the applicant and interested parties before deciding whether to grant the license.
Maurice Mills' Division I dance permit for 426 18th Street enables the venue to operate dancing events in Ensley.
SanGuard will provide security services at Railroad Park under an eight-year deal paid from the general fund. This affects public safety and how the city allocates taxpayer money to park security.
Mayor can now execute an agreement with the state to coordinate utilities for the Finley Boulevard Extension project from 26th Street to SR-79.
Renovation project cost increases; amendment covers additional work or unforeseen conditions at the City Hall Annex.