City formally recognizes a decades-old deed transferring public land to the YMCA, clarifying ownership of a property used for community services.
Permits food/beverage sales during Birmingham Artwalk street festival on Sept. 9–10, 2022 at 20th Street North.
Birmingham receives free Hexacycle recycling receptacles for public use, expanding waste-separation infrastructure at no cost to the city.
Urban Impact, Inc. gains permission to sell retail items at the Taste of 4th Avenue Jazz Festival on August 27, 2022. The event takes place on 4th Avenue North between 16th and 18th Streets.
City approves how storm water fees and maintenance funds will be spent over the next fiscal year. This determines funding for drainage, flood prevention, and water quality projects affecting residents citywide.
Contract for citywide road resurfacing grows to $7.7M total. This adds $699,000 to the original bid, likely covering additional paving work or cost overruns.
The business at 1343 Bessemer Road is applying for a license to serve alcohol. City Council will hear from the applicant and any neighbors or public with concerns before deciding whether to approve it.
Residence Inn By Marriott receives permission to serve beer and wine on-premises. Affects alcohol service availability in downtown Birmingham.
Public land adjacent to Oslo Circle and between Sydney Drive and Shannon Wenonah Road is being released from city control. This clears the way for private development or use of the affected parcel.
The city is giving up ownership of a 23,348-square-foot (0.5-acre) strip of public land between Oslo Circle and Goss Street. This clears the way for Bobb to develop or consolidate adjacent property, but removes city control over that corridor.
The city is giving up public right-of-way land between Oslo Circle and Goss Street. This opens the door for private development or use of the 0.54-acre strip, affecting property access and public land holdings in the area.
The city is giving up public land between Oslo Circle and Goss Street (parallel strip) and between Sydney Drive and Shannon Wenonah Road (perpendicular strip). This allows private development or property consolidation by Bobb in that area.
Drainage improvements at 2900 Norwood Boulevard will reduce flooding and stormwater issues in the area. Work begins following Gillespie Construction's winning bid of $463,215.50.
Greenawalt Hospitality can operate a retail food/beverage service at Berylson Soccer Park during the July 7–17 soccer tournament.
Greenawalt Hospitality seeks approval to operate food/beverage sales at UAB PNC Field. The city will hold a public hearing on the application.
New retail liquor license would allow alcohol sales at the 1600 1st Avenue South location. Public hearing will determine if the license is approved.
Construction projects near World Games venues will pause to keep traffic flowing and ensure public safety during the event. Affects residents and contractors in the area.
City purchased replacement parts for street sweepers and sewer jetting equipment through competitive bid. Ensures ongoing maintenance of public works equipment.
Approves a new waste hauler to pick up and transport garbage in Birmingham. New service providers can affect collection schedules and costs for residents and businesses.
City shifts money between drainage projects to redirect $215,692.45 of capital funds. Changes to how public-works dollars are spent affect future street and infrastructure maintenance.