Property owner Brian Wolfe, Jr. seeks to rezone a Light Industrial parcel to Mixed-Use Downtown, opening the door to residential and commercial development. Rezoning can reshape neighborhood character and property values.
New Planning Commission member will help shape zoning decisions and development approvals that affect neighborhoods across Birmingham through October 2024.
Public hearing will determine if parcels zoned for light industrial use are reclassified. The outcome may affect permitted land uses, development potential, and neighborhood character in the affected area.
City will hear arguments March 5 on whether to rezone a property from Mixed-Use (MU-M) to another district. The outcome will affect what businesses or housing can operate at this location.
Rezoning from institutional to mixed-use high-density could enable residential or commercial development. Project details (location, size, developer intent) are incomplete in the public record.
City renews software licensing and maintenance with Accela for zoning and right-of-way permit systems. No dollar amount disclosed; funding source unknown.
City Council will hear arguments Jan. 29 on rezoning a property or properties. The outcome will determine what types of buildings and businesses can operate at the affected location(s).
Zoning boundaries affecting industrial land may change. Public hearing scheduled January 29, 2019 to consider the proposed amendment.
A zoning map amendment hearing is scheduled for January 22, 2019. The change will affect how a parcel can be developed or used; details on location and scope are limited in this notice.
Sole-source purchase for unit-number decals to identify police vehicles. Standard equipment maintenance for the fleet.
Rezoning affects what businesses can operate on the property and what future development is allowed. Citizens in the area may see changes to traffic, noise, or neighboring land use.
Allows industrial development on land currently zoned for two-family homes. The parcel location and size are not yet detailed in this agenda item.
Rezoning of Swan Lake Stables parcel from holding zone to general business allows development or commercial use on the property. May affect neighboring land uses and future building activity in the area.
City Council will hold a public hearing to decide whether to rezone property currently zoned C-2 General Commercial. Residents and property owners can comment on the proposed boundary change.
This zoning change allows more intensive commercial development on the affected property. New commercial uses and building densities may affect nearby residents' traffic, noise, and neighborhood character.
City will hold a public hearing October 23, 2018 to consider changing zoning district boundaries. Details on affected parcels and new zone designation are incomplete in the docket.
City is amending its zoning rules. Depending on the changes, this could affect what kinds of buildings can go where and what existing properties can be used for.
A zoning boundary change is scheduled for October 23, 2018. Property owners and residents near the affected area should attend or comment if the change affects their neighborhood's character or development potential.