Zoning boundary changes can affect which commercial properties are eligible for specific development rules and incentives. Details on affected parcels and neighborhoods are needed to assess local impact.
Zoning boundary changes can affect which commercial properties are eligible for specific development rules and incentives. Details on affected parcels and neighborhoods are needed to assess local impact.
City will hear public comment on a proposed zoning change on September 18, 2018. Specific zone boundaries and affected properties will be detailed at the hearing.
Zoning changes in 5 Points West will determine what can be built and how land is used in the neighborhood. Residents and property owners should monitor this case, which has been pending since 2018.
Updates the Division I dance permit for a nightclub at 821 2nd Avenue North, allowing a change to the original 2018 approval conditions.
Updates operating permit for dance establishment at 821 2nd Avenue North. Change allows continued lawful operation under amended conditions.
Rezoning allows mixed-use development on property currently zoned for single-family homes. Could change the neighborhood character and what types of businesses or housing can be built.
City will hear arguments August 28 on a proposed zoning map change. Details on which properties and what new zones are incomplete, but rezoning decisions affect property values and neighborhood character.
Lewell Taylor received a Division I dance permit for the Platinum of Birmingham nightclub on 2nd Avenue North, allowing it to operate as a licensed dance establishment.
Tee's Place is seeking a retail lounge liquor license for the Platinum of Birmingham location. City residents can hear details and offer public comment on whether this license should be approved.
Lewell Taylor's Division II dance permit for the venue at 821 2nd Avenue North allows entertainment operations at that location.
Proposed zoning changes for the 5 Points West Community could affect land use, development density, and neighborhood character. Public hearing Aug. 7 gives residents a chance to weigh in before the city decides.
Zoning rules for the West End Community could change, affecting what can be built and how land is used. Public hearing August 14 lets residents weigh in before any rezoning vote.
City will hold a public hearing to decide whether to rezone all properties in Smithfield. Rezoning can change what residents and businesses are allowed to build or operate—affecting property values, neighborhood character, and future development.
A proposed zoning change from residential (R-3) to mixed-use could alter how property in this area can be developed. Public hearing August 7, 2018 — you can comment on the change.
Sole-source contract to mail public hearing notices on zoning changes. Citizens receive direct notice of rezoning plans that may affect their neighborhoods.
Fills vacant Planning Commission seat. The Commission reviews zoning requests and development proposals affecting neighborhoods across Birmingham.