Public hearing set: SA Recycling scrap metal license at Vanderbilt Road
Council will hear public comment on whether to approve a scrap metal processor at 2020 Vanderbilt Road. The decision affects air quality, noise, and traffic in that area.
Council will hear public comment on whether to approve a scrap metal processor at 2020 Vanderbilt Road. The decision affects air quality, noise, and traffic in that area.
City renews competitive bid for portable toilets at various municipal sites. Standard service contract with no direct residential impact.
Property owner can now legally repair the condemned building, moving it toward occupancy or resale. This step is required before the property can return to productive use.
Allows restaurants, shops, and other businesses to temporarily use sidewalks and parking spaces for outdoor seating and service, helping them maintain social distance and operations during coronavirus restrictions.
CDSS & Associates LLC receives permission to operate an alcohol-serving lounge in Birmingham. The license allows retail sale of liquor at the 26th Street North location.
Mouna's Supermarket at 400 1st Street South is cleared to sell beer and wine. The approval follows a public hearing on the license transfer application.
Courtney Lee Motley's application for a Class II Lounge retail liquor license at Big B has been approved. This allows the business to serve alcohol at the Vanderbilt Road location.
Routine payment to property owners for temporary construction work on Belview Heights Gateway infrastructure project (Pike Road to 40th Street, Ensley).
Spice Library LLC is licensed to operate a restaurant with beer, wine, and spirits service at the 5 Points location. This transfer allows the business to begin serving alcohol.
New liquor-serving restaurant at 2900 27th Street North. License decision follows public hearing on the application.
Birmingham recovers funds from a tax-delinquent property and returns it to private ownership, clearing potential blight in the neighborhood.
City will hear arguments on whether to abandon underground and air-space rights along 18th Street South, which could affect future development or utility access in that corridor.
Richard Jacob Black is authorized to operate one wrecker for towing services in Birmingham from his Cordova-based business, Jake's Recovery.
Property owner Betty J. Moore can now repair a condemned building, potentially returning it to safe, usable condition and stabilizing the neighborhood.
Driving with Care, Inc. gains regulatory approval to operate a shuttle service in Birmingham. The company can now legally provide transportation services under city oversight.
City grants one-truck towing operator permission to operate on Birmingham streets. Allows Price Wrecker Service to legally pick up and transport vehicles citywide.
Property owner at 909 27th Street S.W. gets cost relief through amended special assessment. Amount reflects reduced charges for city-incurred work.
Property owner at 1140 44th Street North will owe an $8,332 special assessment for city work costs. This updates an earlier 2020 assessment.
Property owner at 4316 69th Street North will be billed $9,555.20 for city costs—likely code enforcement, cleanup, or demolition related to the property.
Property owner at 856 44th Street North faces $6,672 in special tax charges for city work costs—likely street, sidewalk, or drainage repair. This assessment becomes a lien on the property.