Changes to Birmingham's zoning overlay rules will affect how land-use restrictions apply in designated neighborhoods. Details on which overlays and which areas are impacted are not yet clear from the agenda summary.
Development projects on hold while the city reviews zoning procedures. Any pending applications for new construction, site plans, or zoning changes will be frozen during the moratorium.
New design rules aim to speed redevelopment in commercial areas and improve neighborhood appearance. Affects property owners and developers working on revitalization projects.
Changes how building permits are valued and how residents can appeal decisions—affecting timelines and processes for construction projects citywide.
A zoning district boundary change will be considered on July 23, 2019. The specific parcels, neighborhoods, and zones affected are not yet detailed in this notice.
Changes land use in a residential area to allow a commercial fueling station, altering neighborhood character and potentially affecting nearby residents' property values and traffic patterns.
Zoning changes affect what can be built and operated in the affected area. This amendment alters QB-2 (Qualified General Business) district boundaries, which may impact future development, business operations, or property uses in the area.
Rezoning could enable mixed-use development on currently industrial-zoned land, affecting future use and development potential of the parcel.
Property at the industrial-downtown boundary is being rezoned to allow mixed-use development, potentially opening the door for residential, retail, or office uses in an area currently restricted to light manufacturing.
Subdivision infrastructure becomes city responsibility. Public streets, alleys, and grounds in Oxmoor Village Phase II are now maintained by the city at no cost to the developer.
A single-family property is being rezoned to permit medium-density residential development. This allows the owner to build more housing units on the site, changing the character of the immediate neighborhood.
Volume Services, Inc. gains retail liquor sales authorization at the Centerplate venue on Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard. This retail license governs alcohol service at the location.
City will consider rezoning parcels currently zoned QB-2 (Qualified General). Check the full case details (ZAC2019-00007) if your property is nearby—zoning changes can affect allowed uses and future development.
City will hear arguments on changing zoning boundaries from R-3 (single-family) in an unnamed area. Outcome will affect what can be built or converted on affected properties.
City Council will hear arguments May 28 on rezoning a parcel from Light Industrial. The outcome will determine what can be built or operated on the property.
City Council will consider rezoning property from Heavy Industrial (M-2) to another district on May 28, 2019. The outcome will affect how the land can be developed and used.
City is considering rezoning in Birmingham; a public hearing on May 21 will determine whether land zoned for single-family homes moves to a different use. Details on location and new zoning are incomplete.
A property is being rezoned from mixed-use to general commercial, enabling a construction project. Details about the location, size, and project type are not yet available in this notice.