Stricter drainage standards for new buildings help reduce flooding and water pollution in Birmingham neighborhoods. Builders must meet tougher compliance requirements when developing property.
Replenishes city fleet tires through competitive purchase. Ensures adequate stock for police, fire, public works vehicles.
Funds from a bonding company claim are redirected to improvements at the Empire Hotel property (20th Street and 1st Avenue North). This capital spending addresses a downtown site tied to Birmingham's blight recovery efforts.
Payment to contractor for temporary work on Belview Heights Gateway project (Pike Road to 40th Street, Ensley).
New stormwater standards will require property owners and developers to meet tighter drainage and flood control requirements. Hearing set for March 26, 2019.
Ensures regular cleaning and maintenance at Railroad Park. Contract runs 3 years with pricing on file at the Purchasing office.
New stormwater standards will require property owners and developers to meet tighter drainage and flood control requirements. Hearing set for March 26, 2019.
Savanah's Centerpoint Store receives approval to transfer an off-premise beer and wine license to their location at 3101 Center Point Road, allowing them to sell beer and wine at that retail location.
Council will decide whether to allow a recycling business to operate as a junk dealer in your neighborhood. The decision follows a public hearing on the application.
Alabama Sports Council gets permission to sell beverages and goods along 5th–7th Avenue South during Hammerfest festival.
Routine maintenance keeps City Hall's cooling system running. Repair of chiller and pre-heat water pump #1 ensures building climate control continues.
Savanah Enterprises can now sell beer and wine at its Montclair Road location. The business must comply with local regulations for off-premise alcohol sales.
Property owner gets compensated for granting temporary right of access across Parcel 3 for public works project PEP144CP 003707.
City will consider closing a 2,613-square-foot alley in North Birmingham. The outcome affects property access and land use in the area.
Off-premise beer and wine sales at 2121 19th Street will expand retail alcohol availability in Ensley.
Allows Legion FC Concessions to sell food and beverages at BBVA Compass Field during the February–March 2019 season.
Allows alcohol sales at BBVA Compass Field during Legion FC matches May 11–June 1, 2019.
Pyramid Birmingham Campus Management LLC applied for a special retail liquor license at the DoubleTree University Hotel on 20th Street South. The decision determines whether alcohol sales are permitted at this campus location.