Council awards $45.9K contract for Boutwell Auditorium cooling system
Southeastern Temperature Controls wins competitive bid to replace chilled water coils at Boutwell Auditorium, maintaining climate control for the city's major event venue.
Southeastern Temperature Controls wins competitive bid to replace chilled water coils at Boutwell Auditorium, maintaining climate control for the city's major event venue.
Elyton Park's basketball court gets new surface and markings. Competitive bidding ensures taxpayers get best value on the $10,995 project.
The city is modifying its lease agreement with Parliament Residential Associates for two residential developments on 19th Street South. Changes to public lease terms can affect affordable housing availability and city revenue.
Developers will widen the intersection to improve traffic flow. The dedication of additional public land is necessary for the road expansion to proceed.
Council shifts funds between infrastructure priorities, including storm damage repairs and housing initiatives. Details on which projects gain or lose funding will affect timeline and scope of local improvements.
City extends its lease for two major residential developments. Terms and financial impact of the amended agreement are not specified in available details.
Battle Miller Construction won the competitive bid to renovate City Hall Annex's first floor. The project modernizes a key city facility used by residents and staff.
City may permanently close 0.85 acres of public alleyway between I-59 and Pike Road. Decision affects property access and public right-of-way in that area.
City will apply for state funding to rebuild Second Avenue with safer streets and improved stormwater drainage. Project could enhance neighborhood safety and reduce flooding if grant is awarded.
Delays 21st Street Bridge replacement to redirect funding to Cahaba Road improvements. Affects project timelines for both street corridors.
City receives $1.97M in state grant funding for Cahaba Road project improvements. Funds are now available to move the project forward.
Hibbett gets revocable permission to use city drainage infrastructure on its property. Citizens should know when public land rights are granted to private businesses.
City repairs drainage and safety issues at downtown landmark library. Work improves accessibility and protects building from water damage.
City secures additional state grant funds to advance Cahaba Road improvements. Project enhances road safety and traffic flow for residents and commuters using this corridor.
Sky's Da Limit LLC gets approval to operate a lounge bar at 517 19th Street in Ensley neighborhood. The decision follows a public hearing where residents had opportunity to raise concerns about noise, safety, or operations.
Project team needs temporary access to private property (Parcel 4) to build the High Ore Line Multimodal project. This $500 payment compensates the property owner for that temporary right of way.
Street project acquisition: City secures temporary construction easement and right-of-way access to Parcel 2H for T.I.G.E.R. Grant-funded work, clearing the way for construction to proceed.
City grants utility company right to use public property acquired for street improvements. Allows Alabama Power to access the site for operations or infrastructure needs.
City acquires temporary construction access rights on private land for Road to Recovery project work. Payment clears the way for street improvements to proceed.
Enables construction work on Parcel 5 as part of the High Ore Line Multi project using federal grant funds. Routine property easement payment for public works.