Slice Fest will close a stretch of 29th Street S between 7th and 8th Avenues on June 1, 2019. The special event license permits the street closure and allows the event to proceed.
State funding covers resurfacing of multiple city streets, improving road conditions and safety for residents and commuters.
Y & A LLC gains permission to sell beer and wine at the Citgo at 3401 26th Street N. This changes what the business can offer customers in the North Birmingham neighborhood.
Ipush Media, LLC gets city approval to host the Foodie & Music Festival on 19th Street in Ensley on September 1, 2019. The street will be closed between Avenue D and Avenue E for the event.
City enters into partnership with Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival, a major annual cultural event. Agreement details and funding amount missing from public record.
Council approves an additional $21,327 for sidewalk work by Gillespie Construction, raising the total contract value to $617,084. The change order likely covers expanded scope or cost overruns on the project.
H Redevelopment Corporation wins permission to operate a Class I Lounge Retail Liquor license at this new venue on 18th Street North.
City will consider closing a 2,043-square-foot alleyway between Blount Street and Pratt Highway. Public hearing May 14, 2019.
New alley improves pedestrian and vehicle access in the area between 18th and 49th Streets North. Creates 2,831 square feet of public right-of-way for neighborhood connectivity.
A recycling business seeks permission to operate a junk-dealing site on 41st Street South. The decision will determine whether this facility can legally operate in the neighborhood.
New alley improves pedestrian and vehicle access in the area between 18th and 49th Streets North. Creates 2,831 square feet of public right-of-way for neighborhood connectivity.
Sansom Equipment will supply replacement parts for the city's street sweepers and sewer-jetting equipment on an as-needed basis at pre-approved unit prices, keeping essential public works equipment in service.
Competitive contract ensures city has reliable aftermarket parts for sewer maintenance equipment. Pricing available to public at Purchasing Agent's office.
$20,000 shifts from the Springville Road Youth Program to library non-capital equipment. This reduces youth program funding while increasing library resources.
Council is reallocating $488,000 from two road resurfacing projects (Higdon Road and 4th Street/Hooper City) to unspecified purposes. The destination of these funds is unclear from the item description.
H S Store LLC gains permission to sell beer and wine at 217 Oporto Madrid Boulevard South. This allows the business to operate a liquor retail service in the area.
Savanah's #1 at 1557 Montclair Road can now sell packaged beer and wine. Public hearing held to allow residents to comment on the license transfer.
Stricter drainage standards for new buildings help reduce flooding and water pollution in Birmingham neighborhoods. Builders must meet tougher compliance requirements when developing property.
H S Store LLC seeks to transfer a Class II Lounge Retail Liquor License to operate at 77 Street Foodmart. This affects what alcohol sales are permitted at that location.
City commits to trash collection service for residential areas outside the main service zone. Contract terms and unit pricing are on file with the Purchasing Agent.