Unopened Laurel Avenue (0.7 acres) reverts from public right-of-way, clearing the way for potential private development or redevelopment on behalf of Mt.
Property owners Mary Landers and Dorothy Virciglio gain clear title to ~0.28 acres of unused city land at the corner of Vanderbilt Road and 27th Avenue North. The vacation removes the city's claim to the unopened right-of-way, freeing the land for private use or development.
Property owners Mary Landers and Dorothy Virciglio gain clear title to ~0.28 acres of unused city land at the corner of Vanderbilt Road and 27th Avenue North. The vacation removes the city's claim to the unopened right-of-way, freeing the land for private use or development.
Improved fire protection and water access for neighborhoods served by 7th Avenue South. Emergency responders gain faster hydrant access in this area.
This permit allows Shelvyn Allen's business to buy and resell gold and silver in Birmingham. The business operates at 2200 Bessemer Road.
Harriman Park neighborhood dedicates public corner to honor Mr. Earnest Colvin with a permanent street sign memorial.
Council reallocates $11,569.77 from warrant costs and telephone systems to mainframe infrastructure—a routine operational adjustment with no direct resident impact.
City-owned parking lot at 721 29th Street South will be used for Slice Fest event. Residents may see lot temporarily unavailable during the event.
Federal grant funds planning work to boost environmental resilience in Birmingham's waterways. Project helps city prepare for water infrastructure challenges.
Slice LLC receives city permission to hold Slice Fest on June 9, 2012 at 721 29th Street South. This decision allows a special event to proceed at the designated location and time.
Off-premise beer and wine license transfers are subject to public hearing. J & M Mart seeks to relocate or transfer the license for its location at 1557 Bessemer Road.
New street signs at Tuxedo neighborhood intersections improve wayfinding and traffic safety for residents and drivers.
Hooper City Phase IV street improvements will be completed by lowest-bid contractor. Project brings repaired roads to the neighborhood.
Alley closure at 10th Avenue North may affect property access and future development in the downtown area. City clears the 20-foot right-of-way for potential redevelopment or consolidation with adjacent properties.
A portion of 10th Avenue North between 5th and 6th Streets will be closed and removed from public use. The vacation could enable development of the affected block and may affect resident access to the area.
Reallocates general fund money to stormwater operations. May affect stormwater service delivery or fee adjustments.
City officially closes three unopened rights-of-way (16th Place SW, McMillon Avenue, and an alleyway between Pearson and 17th Street) totaling 1.04 acres. Frees land for development or private use.
City sells scrap metal collected from municipal operations to Star Recycling Inc. under a competitive bid. Proceeds generate revenue for public services.
Curtresha L. Motley's application to sell beer and wine at Big B Food Store (4012 24th Street North) moves forward. The license allows alcohol sales at this retail location.