Parcels currently zoned for offices and institutions can now host retail, restaurants, and services. What was permitted land use changes, potentially affecting nearby residents and future development patterns.
This zoning change allows commercial activity on parcels currently restricted to offices and institutions. The change may open new business opportunities but could also affect traffic, parking, and neighborhood character depending on the location and size of affected parcels.
Police and public safety personnel receive updated body armor and helmets. Upgrade improves officer protection during high-risk operations.
A residential parcel rezones to neighborhood business, allowing commercial development. Check the hearing notice for the exact address and your comments deadline if you live nearby.
Planning Commission members shape zoning decisions and land-use policy affecting neighborhood development, property rights, and growth patterns across Birmingham.
A zoning change could affect property values, allowed uses, and neighborhood character in the affected area. Residents and property owners will have a chance to weigh in at the December 29 hearing.
City will hold a hearing December 29, 2015 on a zoning map amendment affecting unspecified properties. The outcome will determine whether land can be redeveloped for different uses.
City Print Shop gains equipment upgrade through competitive bid. Lowest-cost option among submitted proposals.
Property owner Anthony Marino seeks to rezone his parcel from single-family residential to general business use, which could allow commercial or mixed-use development in place of residential housing.
Residential property filed for rezoning to commercial use. Changes to zoning can affect neighboring property values, traffic, and neighborhood character.
Proposed rezoning from single-family residential to heavy industrial could affect neighborhood character and nearby property values on the parcel filed by Walter Schoel Engineering.
Property rezoning affects what can be built and operated on the site. Light industrial zoning allows warehouses, manufacturing, and logistics operations — uses that may increase traffic, noise, or environmental impact on nearby residents.
Changes to zoning rules for mixed-use development and off-street parking requirements may affect future housing, retail, and office projects in Birmingham. Check if your neighborhood or business plans are impacted.
Birmingham will hold a public hearing on October 27, 2015 to consider rezoning. Details on which parcels and what new zone apply are incomplete—check the full docket for location and impacts before the hearing.
A public hearing on October 20, 2015 will decide whether to rezone property from R-3 (residential) to Si (single-family or other use). Zoning changes affect property values, land use, and neighborhood character.
A public hearing on September 29, 2015 will decide whether to rezone property currently zoned R-3 (single-family residential). The outcome will determine what can be built or developed on the affected parcel(s).
City will consider changes to mixed-use zoning rules. Public hearing set for September 15, 2015 — residents can comment on proposed zoning amendment.
City will consider rezoning property in the CB-2 district on Sept. 29. The proposed boundary change may affect permitted uses and development potential in the area.
Residential zoning changes to health and institutional use, potentially affecting neighborhood character and property values. Public hearing required before final vote.
A property owned by Hayne Hol would shift from health/institutional use (like hospitals or clinics) to central business district zoning. This allows commercial development instead of medical facilities—changing what can be built and how the land is used.