Slice, LLC can operate a food/beverage vendor booth at the October 16 Breakin Bread event in Ferguson Parking Lot. This is a one-time special events retail license for the public gathering.
Marty's Burger Bar gets a one-time license to serve food and beverages at their Halloween event on October 22 at 500 28th Street South.
City commits $5,200 in general funds for pickup sticks, street toppers, and banners—routine street decoration and wayfinding purchases.
HHH Sanitation will provide portable toilets as needed for city events and operations over the next year. Residents may encounter these facilities at public gatherings, construction zones, and municipal properties.
Improved street lighting can enhance safety and visibility on city roads through a partnership with the state highway department.
City will reimburse the Water Works Board for costs to move water/sewer lines during state-contracted projects. The specific dollar amount and project locations are not disclosed in this summary.
City pledges $250,000 to leverage a $10 million federal grant for eliminating at-grade railroad crossings, which reduces traffic delays and improves safety at dangerous crossing locations.
Fast Call Towing is licensed to operate one tow truck on Birmingham streets. The business is located at 7601 1st Avenue North.
Arturo Lopez Martinez is seeking a permit to buy and sell precious metals at The Enchanted Diamond Fine Jewelry on Monclair Road. City will hold a public hearing where residents can comment on the application.
City and Water Works Board will coordinate on moving water/sewer lines during public or private construction projects. No immediate cost shown, but future relocation work will be reimbursed under this agreement's terms.
C.P. Construction won a competitive bid to improve sidewalks on Edwards Lake Road. This project will enhance pedestrian safety and access in the area.
This ordinance lets the Mayor sign an agreement with Birmingham Water Works Board to cover the cost of moving water lines and other utilities out of the way for road or construction work. The exact cost isn't shown here, but water system upgrades can affect rates and service qual
Enables the city to reimburse the Water Works Board for costs of moving water utility lines during state contractor work. Ensures utility infrastructure stays operational during public projects.
iPush Magazine gets approval to hold a food and music festival in Ensley on September 4, 2022, closing streets from 19th Street to Avenues D and E for the event.
Ronald McDonald House Charities receives approval to host a special event at Sweet Home Brews on August 26, 2022, in the Fergus neighborhood.
513 South Concession, LLC receives approval to operate a retail liquor license (Class 150) at the Iron City Bham venue at 513 22nd Street South. License transfers allow new owners or operators to continue alcohol sales at existing locations.
Sidewalk Film Festival gets permission to close 3rd Avenue North between 18th and 19th Streets for three days in August. Street closures will affect traffic and parking in downtown.
Agreement with Sidewalk Film Center and Cinema, Inc. to engage children in film education and cultural programming. Funding amount is $5,000.
City commits $5,000 to support youth programs through Sidewalk Film Center and Cinema, Inc., a no-bid agreement.
Three public infrastructure projects get funded: 3rd Avenue West Streetscape ($1.3M), Carver Avenue SW ($675K), and City Park upgrades ($168.5K). These improvements enhance neighborhoods and public spaces.