A zoning change for one or more parcels will be debated at a public hearing. Properties rezoned from B-6 (business) to Health and Institutional status affect land use and future development on those lots.
City will hold a public hearing March 17, 2020 to consider rezoning property from R-3 (single-family). Rezoning can affect neighborhood character, property values, and future development.
A public hearing will consider rezoning property in Birmingham. The specific zone change and affected area are incomplete in the agenda item; citizens should review the full case file for details on which properties and neighborhoods are affected.
A zoning change affecting property classifications in Birmingham. The hearing will determine whether single-family residential (R-3) district boundaries shift, which could affect property use rights and future development in the area.
City council will hold a public hearing March 17, 2020 to consider rezoning. Specific properties and zone changes are incomplete in this notice; check the full case filing for details on which neighborhoods are affected.
Council will consider rezoning from B-6 (Health and Institutions) to another district. Details on affected properties and new zoning class are incomplete in this notice.
Southtown Development expands the public right-of-way along 24th Street South, creating space for future street or utility improvements in this growing neighborhood.
Property zoning determines what residents can build or use their land for. This change affects which homes fall under two-family (R-4) vs. multi-unit (R-5) zoning rules.
Property zoning determines what residents can build or use their land for. This change affects which homes fall under two-family (R-4) vs. multi-unit (R-5) zoning rules.
This zoning amendment changes what uses are permitted in a neighborhood commercial area. Property owners and developers in the affected district should review the new rules; residents may see changes to allowed businesses and building types nearby.
Council will consider rezoning land from CB-2 to an unspecified district on February 25, 2020. Details on affected location and new zoning are needed to assess impact on your neighborhood.
City will consider rezoning property currently zoned for health and insurance businesses. Hearing scheduled Feb. 25, 2020; outcome will affect what uses are allowed at the affected location(s).
City will consider rezoning property currently zoned for health and insurance businesses. Hearing scheduled Feb. 25, 2020; outcome will affect what uses are allowed at the affected location(s).
City will hear public comment on rezoning proposal to change zone boundaries from R-3 (single-family). Check the case number to see if your neighborhood is affected and when rezoning would take effect.
A zoning change could affect what can be built or how land is used in your neighborhood. The public hearing on February 25, 2020 is your chance to comment on the proposed change.
City will hear public comment on rezoning proposal to change zone boundaries from R-3 (single-family). Check the case number to see if your neighborhood is affected and when rezoning would take effect.
City Council will hear arguments on Feb. 25, 2020 about changing zone boundaries from B-6 (Health and Insurance) to another district. The outcome will affect allowed uses and development potential for the affected property.
A zoning change could affect what can be built or how land is used in your neighborhood. The public hearing on February 25, 2020 is your chance to comment on the proposed change.
Birmingham will hold a hearing on February 25, 2020 to consider rezoning property—the outcome will determine what can be built or how land is used.
Birmingham will hold a hearing on February 25, 2020 to consider rezoning property—the outcome will determine what can be built or how land is used.