Romine property at 2768 Altadena Lake Drive moves under city jurisdiction after final public hearing. City limits expand to include parcel in Altadena Valley.
Property at 2768 Altadena Lake Drive moves from Jefferson County's single-family zoning to Vestavia Hills' R-2 classification, potentially allowing denser residential development. Public hearing required before City Council votes.
The Griffin family's property at 3509 Pineland Drive will come under Vestavia Hills city services and regulations if this final annexation vote passes. The property enters city limits and becomes subject to local taxes and ordinances.
Property at 3509 Pineland Drive would change from county E-2 zoning to city R-1 residential zoning. This affects land use and permitted development on the parcel.
Property at 3583 Valley Circle (currently outside city limits) may join Vestavia Hills. Public hearing required under 90-day annexation process; outcome affects property tax status and city services eligibility.
Property at 3583 Valley Circle will become subject to city zoning, taxes, and services. The owners are Heather Page and Bobby J. Eyer.
Property at 2612 Altadena Road could be annexed into the city, bringing it under Vestavia Hills zoning, taxes, and services. Public hearing will determine if residents support the boundary change.
Board of Zoning Adjustment members decide appeals of zoning denials and grant variances for property development. Reappointment ensures continued representation on the body that reviews zoning disputes.
Property zoned for residential use would convert to commercial for a veterinary clinic, grooming, and boarding facility. This changes allowed uses and development intensity in the area.
Property owners Lavanya Bheemanathini and Daniel Burton seek to redraw lot lines for 4 parcels zoned R-9 residential. The resurvey may affect property boundaries and future development or sale of the affected land.
Property at 4533 Pine Tree Cir. would convert from residential (R-1) to office use (O-1), changing the character of the lot. Decision affects neighboring residential properties and land-use compliance.
Aubrey Day's request to combine lots in the Bham Heights area will finalize the property boundary changes for the rezoned R-2 parcels, affecting future development potential of the site.
Approval allows conversion of property zoned for residential townhomes into 6 separate lots, changing the site's development pattern on Bellwood Drive.
Property at 709 Chestnut Street changes from medium-density residential (R-2) to office park (O-1) zoning. This allows office development instead of residential use in South Bham Heights.
Public hearing on proposal to rezone Maria Wood's property from single-family residential to general business. Could change what can be built or operated at this Pine Tree Circle location.
Liberty Park Joint Venture subdivides acreage into four new lots and roads at Bray Town Center. Final plat approval enables development of the next phase of this mixed-use project.
Developer clears final subdivision paperwork to resurvey a lot and create common area at Brayfield residential project in Vestavia Hills. Project moves toward construction and sales phase.
Proposed change from single-family residential to mixed-use commercial could bring pet-care services to the neighborhood but may affect traffic and noise patterns on Pine Tree Circle.
Homeowner Tyler Kime can now build a garage closer to the rear property line. The variance reduces the required rear setback from 30 feet to 20 feet for this R-2 zoned parcel.
Brandon Stovall is seeking permission to build an addition closer to his property lines at 1837 Cedarwood Road—reducing the side setback from 15 feet to 9 feet and the rear setback from 50 feet to 40 feet.