Public hearing set for R-3 zoning map change (Case ZAC2013-00003)
A zoning change hearing is scheduled for June 4, 2013. The specific properties, new zone district, and neighborhood impact are not yet detailed in this notice.
A zoning change hearing is scheduled for June 4, 2013. The specific properties, new zone district, and neighborhood impact are not yet detailed in this notice.
Council will consider rezoning property in Birmingham. Details of the affected area and proposed zone change are incomplete in this notice.
Property zoned for multi-unit housing instead of single-family homes. Affects neighborhood density and character; approval enables apartment or multi-dwelling development on the site.
Property zoning changes can affect neighborhood character, density, and land use. This case allows potential redevelopment of Riley's parcel for multi-unit housing instead of single-family use.
Council approves signage for Civil Rights Heritage Trail, expanding public recognition of Birmingham's civil rights history.
Allows duplexes and semi-attached homes on parcels currently restricted to single-family. Will increase housing options and density in the affected area.
Property at case ZAC2012-00019 changes from residential to light industrial zoning, allowing new commercial/manufacturing uses. This affects nearby residential neighbors and future land use in that area.
Rezoning allows business use on land currently restricted to offices and institutions. Changes what can be built or operated here.
Public hearing to consider changing the zoning district map for one or more city parcels. Citizens can attend and comment on the proposed rezoning.
Property at Case No. ZAC2012-00017 rezoned to allow heavier industrial use. Could affect neighboring residential areas and traffic patterns; specific location and acreage not yet confirmed.
A zoning change could affect property values, development potential, and neighborhood character. The public hearing on January 22, 2013 is your chance to comment.
Properties zoned R-3 Single Family face potential rezoning, which may affect density rules, land use permissions, or future development in the neighborhood.
One new member joins the Zoning Board of Adjustments for a 7-year term. The board reviews zoning variances and appeals that affect neighborhood development.
Rezoning in Woodlawn will reshape what can be built and used in the neighborhood as part of an urban renewal effort. Check how your property or nearby parcels are affected.
Council approves framework for redevelopment in Woodlawn neighborhood, setting priorities for land use, housing, and economic activity in the area. Future projects will follow this plan.
City Council will hear changes to zoning district boundaries. The outcome will affect how land in the affected area can be developed or used.
City Council will consider a redevelopment plan for the Woodlawn neighborhood on November 27. The plan could reshape land use, property rights, and investment in the area.
Council will consider rezoning one or more city parcels on November 27. Changes to zoning districts can affect property values, neighborhood character, and what can be built nearby.
Rezoning allows denser residential development on the property. Future use and neighborhood character may change depending on what's built.
Property rezoning from single-family to two-family/semi-attached housing. Could increase housing density and rental options in the affected area.