West End Walking Trail: $433K contract awarded to Battle Miller
City approves construction of new walking trail in West End neighborhood. Project enhances pedestrian access and community recreation.
City approves construction of new walking trail in West End neighborhood. Project enhances pedestrian access and community recreation.
A new lounge liquor license is being issued for a retail establishment at 433 20th Street South. This determines what type of alcohol sales are permitted at the location.
City expands engineering and surveying work to improve access on Ensley Avenue between 19th and 20th Streets, a key infrastructure upgrade in the Ensley neighborhood.
Sidewalk improvements on the Ensley Trail make the route safer and more accessible for pedestrians. Funded by a state grant, the project requires no local tax dollars.
Karma Construction will upgrade access roads and pathways at Huffman High School. Work improves student and staff safety and site accessibility.
Traffic signal warrant evaluation helps determine if new signals are needed on the Rail project, improving safety and traffic flow. This sole-source contract keeps the project moving.
CSX will clear airspace above 12th Place SW to build a railroad overpass, improving safety and rail operations. The project affects transportation corridors in Southwest Birmingham.
City works with private partner to repair and clean up abandoned or deteriorating property, reducing neighborhood blight and safety hazards. Details on specific locations and funding not yet available.
Removes public right-of-way on unused streets between Hixon, Hibernian, Dugan, and Hamilton Avenues, allowing private development or property consolidation in the area.
City partners with ONB/Main Street to stabilize and remediate a property, likely removing blight and preparing it for redevelopment. Project details—location, cost, and timeline—not disclosed in this summary.
Property owner Colin T. Taylor receives city permission to repair a condemned building at 216 47th Street South, clearing the way for rehabilitation.
City redirects planned bridge maintenance funding to fire station improvements. Delays Grants Mill Road Bridge work.
Crescendo Bar and Lounge seeks approval to serve alcohol at 423 20th Street South. City Council will hear from the applicant and public before voting on the license.
City Council will vote on whether to grant E.S. Infinity LLC a Class I Lounge Retail Liquor License for a new establishment at 1024 20th Street South. This determines whether alcohol sales are permitted at that address.
City reallocates street-improvement bond funds from planning overhead to active construction projects.
Amendment adjusts terms for the Jefferson Avenue street improvement project. Full cost details and project timeline are needed to assess local impact.
Tommy Sabb LLC seeks approval to serve beer, wine, and/or spirits at a new or existing restaurant. City Council will hear public comment on the application.
City contracts with Terracon to close underground storage tanks and install groundwater monitoring wells—environmental cleanup that prevents soil and water contamination.
City improves traffic safety at the intersection of 16th Street North and Village Creek Bridge in the Evergreen Neighborhood with new signage.
City is considering closing a public street segment (6,149 sq ft of Hale Avenue). The outcome will affect property access and local street connectivity in the area.