City will hold a public hearing to consider rezoning boundaries in Birmingham. Residents affected by the zone change can attend and comment on how it may impact their property or neighborhood.
Council will consider rezoning to change district boundaries. Details on which properties and neighborhoods are affected will be presented at the April 18 hearing — residents in impacted areas should attend or submit comments.
Council will consider rezoning to change district boundaries. Details on which properties and neighborhoods are affected will be presented at the April 18 hearing — residents in impacted areas should attend or submit comments.
One vacant seat on the Zoning Board fills with a registered architect through November 2018. This board reviews variances and appeals on land-use decisions affecting neighborhoods citywide.
Property rezoning from industrial use to mixed-use downtown district could allow retail, office, or residential development where factories once operated. Check if this affects your neighborhood's character or future uses.
Planning Commission members shape zoning decisions and development rules that affect neighborhood character, property values, and growth. These appointments fill two seats through October 2022.
Permits new mixed-use development (retail, office, civic space) in the downtown employment zone. Shapes future commercial and community space in central Birmingham.
City will hear public comment on a proposed zoning change affecting property use or density. This is your chance to weigh in if the change affects your neighborhood or property values.
Planning Commission members shape zoning decisions and land-use policy that affect development, neighborhood character, and future growth across Birmingham.
City will consider changing industrial zoning boundaries on March 21, 2017. Details on which properties and new zone district are incomplete, but zoning changes can affect land use, neighboring properties, and future development in affected areas.
Zoning Board members review appeals of planning decisions and variance requests that affect local development and land use. This appointment fills a seat expiring November 2023.
Property use rules shift from Planned Industrial to Heavy Industrial, allowing more intensive operations. Details on parcel location and current/future uses are needed to understand neighborhood impact.
Zoning change may affect industrial land use, property development potential, and neighboring commercial or residential areas. Public hearing Jan. 24, 2017.
Land use changes from Office & Institutional to Mixed-Use Low District, allowing new development types in the area. Check the case details to understand if this affects your neighborhood's future growth or character.
Allows Cox Enterprises to develop land in a less restrictive business zone. Property use changes from mixed-use to general commercial, affecting what types of businesses can operate there and potential neighborhood character.
Property in the affected area may see new uses and development rules. Zoning changes can affect property values, neighborhood character, and what businesses or housing types are permitted.
A parcel currently zoned for offices and institutions will be rezoned to allow mixed-use development. This change affects what can be built and how land is used in the area.
City takes control of new public roads or access routes for the Crossplex project, ensuring public passage through the development site.
Council votes on changes to Birmingham's foundational zoning rules. The specific amendments aren't detailed here, but zoning code changes can affect how land gets developed, what uses are allowed in neighborhoods, and future development pressure.