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.
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.
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.
A zoning change could affect property rights and land use in a residential neighborhood. Residents in the affected area can comment at the public hearing.
Updates to the urban renewal plan may affect property development, tax incentives, and neighborhood investment in North Birmingham. Details of specific changes will be presented at the public hearing.
Updates to the urban renewal plan may affect property development, tax incentives, and neighborhood investment in North Birmingham. Details of specific changes will be presented at the public hearing.
A zoning boundary change could affect property values, land use rights, and neighborhood character for parcels near the proposed change. The hearing on July 28 is your chance to comment.
City amends zoning rules to permit ads on Birmingham Jefferson County Transit Authority bus stops. Residents will see more advertising in public spaces and transit areas.
City adopts long-term development strategy for Five Points West, Smithfield, and West End. Plan guides future zoning decisions, investment priorities, and neighborhood revitalization in three west-side communities.
City procures equipment for internal graphic production operations. Competitive bid awarded to Standard Southeast Inc.
Properties at this location change permitted uses and density rules. Development potential and neighborhood character may shift depending on what R-2 allows versus the current zones.
Council will consider amendments to zoning rules governing commercial and residential signage citywide. Changes could affect what signs businesses and property owners can display.
Clarifies what signs and posters are allowed on fences, buildings, and poles — ensuring local advertising rules stay current with zoning changes.
A zoning change could affect property use, development potential, and neighborhood character. Public hearing May 12 allows residents to comment before the City Council votes on the proposed boundary shift.
City upgrades zoning and permitting software to Civic Platform, improving how residents apply for licenses and permits online. Implementation includes training and system setup.
The city officially backs a community-led development and zoning vision for the Titusville neighborhood. This guides future projects, zoning decisions, and investments in the area.
City will spend general funds to hold a public meeting on proposed zoning changes. This lets residents review and comment on rules that may affect their property rights and neighborhood development.
Zoning change from R-5 (multiple dwelling) to an unspecified district may affect property rights and future development. April 14 hearing allows public comment before any change takes effect.
Adds voting capacity to the Zoning Board, which reviews land-use requests and appeals that affect neighborhood development and property rights.