Three commercial parcels on Dauphin Island Parkway will get zoning relief by dropping a previous restriction on their B-3 business classification. The change could affect what uses are permitted at these locations.
Five properties around Spring Hill Avenue and Mobile Street would shift from residential (R-1) and commercial (B-3) zoning to B-1 commercial, allowing new business uses. Check if your home or nearby business could be affected by the zoning change.
Three commercial properties on Dauphin Island Parkway will be reclassified from B-3 to B-3 zoning with a restriction removed, potentially expanding permitted uses or operations on these sites.
Property owner seeks to expand permitted business uses at this Moffett Road site. B-3 zoning allows denser commercial development than current B-2 restrictions.
Property in District 7 could shift from single-family residential (R-1) to business district (B-3) zoning. This change affects what can be built and operated at the site and may impact adjacent neighbors' property values and traffic patterns.
City Council will hear a proposal to rezone 6 properties on Spring Hill Avenue, Mobile Street, and Hyland Avenue from residential (R-1) and commercial (B-3) to general commercial (B-1). Public hearing July 14, 2026—your chance to weigh in on how these properties are developed.
Public hearing July 14 will decide whether three commercial properties on Dauphin Island Parkway can remove a previous zoning condition. Outcome may affect future development on the sites.
Property at 5361 Moffett Road in District 7 may shift from residential (R-1) to commercial (B-3) zoning. Public hearing scheduled July 14, 2026 — residents can comment on how the change may affect the neighborhood's character and traffic.
City Council will hold a public hearing on July 14, 2026 to consider denying a rezoning request that would upgrade commercial zoning from B-2 to B-3 at this District 7 property. Residents and business owners affected by the zoning decision can speak during the hearing.
Property on the east side of Tacon Street, north of Cameron Street would change from single-family residential (R-1) to business use (B-3), allowing commercial development. This affects zoning rules for the District 1 area and may impact neighboring residential properties.
Property at the east side of Tacon Street, north of Cameron Street could shift from single-family residential (R-1) to mixed commercial (B-3) use. This may allow new businesses or development that changes the neighborhood character and property values.
Mobile commits to a recurring $70,000-per-year software contract for managing city events. This sole-source purchase means no competitive bidding—residents should know how city event planning dollars are spent.
Property zoning rules change at this address. Check your deed or contact the Planning Department if you own nearby land or have concerns about density, traffic, or land use in this area.
City Council will hear a proposal to modify an existing development at this District 2 property. Changes to planned developments can affect neighborhood density, traffic, or permitted uses.
City commits $70,000 per year in general funds to software that organizes municipal events. This is a routine operational expense for event scheduling and coordination.
Changes to zoning or development rules for this property may affect its use, future construction, or neighborhood character. Check the modification details to understand what's changing.
Project at 65 Mobile Street can proceed under revised zoning rules. Changes to the planned unit development may affect building uses, density, or design for this property.
Property at 65 Mobile Street undergoes a change to its previously approved development or zoning plan. Check details to see if it affects your neighborhood or local projects.
Changes to the property's permitted use or design may affect what can be built or operated there. Neighbors and nearby businesses should review the modification details.
City Council will hear proposed changes to the zoning/development plan for 65 Mobile Street. Public comment is welcome before the hearing.