Council awards $195.9K park renovation contract to A.G. Gaston
Harriman Park gets a refresh through a competitive bid process. A.G. Gaston Construction won with the lowest qualifying bid.
Harriman Park gets a refresh through a competitive bid process. A.G. Gaston Construction won with the lowest qualifying bid.
Allows Birmingham AIDS Outreach to hold bingo events one Monday per month at 205 32nd Street South, supporting the nonprofit's fundraising for HIV/AIDS services and community support.
City commits $1.027M in state transportation funding to upgrade 12th Street between US-11 and Princeton Hospital, improving access to a major medical facility.
Birmingham will pay $19,373 to recover a tax-delinquent property on 43rd Street North, clearing the debt and moving it toward reuse or demolition. Property redemptions remove blight and open paths for community reinvestment.
Allows Jefferson County to use city land for sewer infrastructure. Amends a 2017 agreement to adjust easement terms.
City extends landscaping services contract with Veterans Landscaping Company for ongoing public works project STPTE-TE15(903). Amendment details not fully specified in available materials.
Sets spending plan for storm water management across the city. Funds infrastructure to handle drainage, flooding prevention, and water quality improvements in your neighborhood.
Brennan's Irish Pub LLC is approved to serve alcohol at their 20th Street South location. Restaurant liquor licenses allow on-premises beer, wine, and spirits sales.
Sets spending plan for storm water management across the city. Funds infrastructure to handle drainage, flooding prevention, and water quality improvements in your neighborhood.
Safety upgrades for Sydney Drive and Cairo Avenue replace planned sidewalk improvements, prioritizing crash protection over pedestrian access in this area.
The city transfers a 10,367 sq ft property to the School of Fine Arts Foundation. Sale terms and impact on city finances are not disclosed in the agenda summary.
The brewery gets approval to legally operate its manufacturing operation in Avondale. Allows the business to expand production and operations at the longtime location.
Facility Concession Services wins approval to operate a Class I lounge liquor license at 200 41st Street South. This retail alcohol permit decision affects neighborhood liquor availability and local business operations.
New restaurant retail liquor license application for Saws Soul Kitchen on 41st Street South. Council will hear from the applicant and public before voting on approval.
Post Office Pies at 209 41st Street South is now licensed to serve alcohol. The restaurant can expand its beverage offerings to customers.
Alleyway closure removes public right-of-way access between downtown streets for private developer benefit. Affects roughly 7,700 sq ft of shared city property.
Gillespie Construction will fix drainage issues at 16th Street South and 11th Avenue South. Improving drainage reduces flooding risk for nearby residents and properties.
Saw's Street Kitchen Southside at 1154 11th Avenue South is applying for a restaurant retail liquor license. Council hearing will determine whether the business can serve beer, wine, and spirits.
Sets spending plan for stormwater infrastructure and maintenance through June 2018. Determines how stormwater fees support drainage, flood control, and water quality projects citywide.
Garmia Alisha Ravizee receives approval to sell beer and wine at Hooper City Market, 3853 4th Street West. Decision follows public hearing on the application.