Dog Bus food cart approved for Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd
New mobile food vendor brings casual dining option to downtown corridor. Pushcart operates on West sidewalk of Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North.
New mobile food vendor brings casual dining option to downtown corridor. Pushcart operates on West sidewalk of Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North.
Nori Thai and Sushi is requesting a retail liquor license for the Cahaba River Road location. The decision affects local alcohol licensing and neighborhood commercial use.
Business gains permission to place commercial signage and awnings on public right-of-way at 20th Street North, affecting street visibility and pedestrian space at that location.
Trim Tab Brewing can serve alcohol at the Funky Fish Fry event on 6th Avenue South, April 5, 2014.
City will consider giving up underground utility rights under two downtown streets. Affects future infrastructure projects and utility access in the area.
Vision Landscape Inc. will maintain exit ramps at 31st Street, Tallapoosa, and Airport Highway. No competitive bid was sought for this $24,468 purchase.
Dwight Taylor's pushcart will operate on West 18th Street South, expanding mobile food service options in the area.
New lounge liquor retail license at 3216–18th Street North, Birmingham. The decision follows a public hearing on the application.
Helping Hands Transportation loses its right to operate a mini-van service in Birmingham after failing to meet licensing requirements. The company at 2600 16th Street North is no longer permitted to provide taxi services.
Clears Do Dah Day, Inc. to hold a public event at Caldwell Park and Rhodes Park on Highland Avenue and 26th Street on May 17, 2014.
Central Library's chilled water system gets fixed via lowest-bid contract. Keeps public cooling operational.
Property owner Alice Jones Jackson receives payment for temporary construction easement needed for High Ore Line Multimodal Corridor project on Dr. Martin Luther King Drive.
Over the Mountain Sedan LLC receives approval to operate two additional limousine services in Birmingham. The decision allows the Homewood-based company to expand its operations on city streets.
Greg's Hot Dogs gets permission to operate a food cart on 19th Street South. Decision allows a small food vendor to set up shop in a public location.
Raymond G. Bischoff can now operate a pushcart food service at 20th Street North and 5th Avenue North.
Hypnosis LLC is seeking approval to operate a lounge serving alcohol at 427–20th Street South. The decision affects neighbors and the neighborhood's commercial licensing profile.
Lea Enterprises LLC receives permission to hold The Gumbo Gala on April 26, 2014 at 20-32nd Street North. This special events license allows the public gathering to proceed.
City awards $12,281 contract to upgrade fire safety systems at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, a major cultural landmark and public gathering space.
Mobile food vendor permit approved for hot dog pushcart at Southeast corner of 20th Street North and 5th Avenue North.
A.G. Gaston Construction wins the bid to replace the heating/cooling control system at North Birmingham Library, keeping the facility comfortable and functional for community use.