The Majestic Club is applying to serve and sell alcohol for off-premises consumption at its location on 18th Street North. This decision affects neighborhood commercial activity and public safety in the area.
Derrick Laron Bell receives permission to operate a one-wrecker towing service in Birmingham. The business will operate from 817 Quebec Street.
Tre Luna Catering Corporation seeks to move a Special Retail Liquor License to Jones Valley Urban Farm at 701 25th Street North. The item is on the consent agenda with public hearing available for interested parties.
City adjusts terms of ongoing waste management services. Details on cost impact and service changes not provided in summary.
City sets aside $250,000 to help secure federal funds for rail infrastructure and safety improvements. Positions municipality to compete for larger federal grant if awarded.
City is pledging $250,000 in local funds to help secure a federal CRISI grant for rail infrastructure and safety improvements. This funding unlocks federal dollars for transportation upgrades.
Oxmoor Valley Community Center parking lot improvements move forward with Sherrod Construction at $668,223. Project will improve facility access for residents in the Oxmoor Valley area.
Storm sewer upgrade at 1832 Center Place South will improve drainage and reduce flooding risk in the area. Project is now ready to move forward with competitive bidding complete.
Closure of the alley may open land for development or consolidate adjacent properties, affecting access and potential use of adjoining parcels in the area.
Convenience store at 31st Street QP wants to sell beer and wine. Public hearing on the license transfer lets neighbors weigh in on local alcohol sales.
Derrick Laron Bell is authorized to operate one wrecker vehicle under a towing service license at 2730 Warrior Road. This allows the business to provide towing services on city streets.
Private company gets permission to improve public sidewalks and install parking, lighting, and other street amenities on city property. Details on scope, location, and terms are not provided.
Drainage improvements at 2724 16th Avenue North will proceed under competitive bidding. Work addresses stormwater issues in the area.
D and M Pita Stop, LLC seeks to transfer a restaurant retail liquor license to operate at this location. Public hearing allows community input on the application.
New restaurant license application at 101 20th Street South. Public hearing allows neighbors and interested parties to weigh in on the establishment.
City divests from real estate at 3341 46th Street NW by selling to current occupant Rhonda Nelson Lumzy. Property disposal reduces city-owned land holdings.
Otto Realty, LLC gets permission to operate retail sales at the Magic City Classic President's Reception on 17th–18th Street North on 3rd Avenue North on October 26, 2022.
Church can sell food and merchandise at Greek Food Festival on 19th Street South, October 13–15. Festival supports local Greek cultural community.
The Golden Cookie at 1011 20th Street South can now serve beer, wine, and spirits with meals. Local restaurants need this license to compete and generate additional revenue.
USGS scientists will help the city monitor and manage water quality and availability. This no-cost partnership brings federal expertise to local water planning.