The rezoning approval will allow easements to be added to Old Overton-First Sector property in the PR-1 zone, potentially affecting utilities, access, or drainage on the parcel owned by Liberty Park Joint Venture, LLP.
Property zoning restriction removed; affects final plat approval for Blue Lake Commercial Investments' development. Changes land-use rules for O-1 zoned parcel at Blue Lake site.
Homeowner can now build a covered porch; requires setback reduction from 17 feet to 15 feet on R-1 zoned property.
Homeowner can now build a bedroom and bathroom addition after setback rules relaxed from 17 feet to 15 feet on the side property line.
Property at 3509 Pineland Dr. would shift from county jurisdiction (E-2 zoning) into city limits under Vestavia Hills residential rules (R-1). This changes local zoning authority and may affect development rights, utilities, and property taxes.
Lot 3 in Caffee's Addition to Panorama South gets a new survey and relocated drainage easement. Property remains zoned R-2 residential.
Canopy Building Company removes recorded setback restrictions from Lot 23 in Topfield Subdivision, potentially clearing the way for future development with fewer building constraints.
Property owner Draper McMillian seeks to merge two residential lots in Glass's Addition into one parcel. The change allows more flexible use of the combined property under R-4 zoning rules.
Property at 3365 Rosemary Ln would shift from Jefferson County E-2 zoning to Vestavia Hills residential R-1 as part of annexation into the city. Rezoning affects what can be built or operated on the parcel.
Property at 2768 Altadena Lake Dr. would move from Jefferson County R-1 to city control under Vestavia Hills R-2 zoning if approved. The change affects neighborhood boundaries and development rules for this parcel.
Kincaids seek to build closer to property lines at 2129 Southwood Road than city zoning normally allows. The variance extension would let them reduce rear setback from 30 feet to 25 feet and both side setbacks from 15 feet to 12 feet for a planned dining room and garage addition.
City Council will hear proposed changes to an approved development plan for two parcels at 3674 and 3680 Dauphin Street in District 7. Residents and businesses in the area can attend the May 6 hearing to comment on the modifications.
A privately owned parcel in Dolly Ridge Estates will become part of Vestavia Hills, bringing it under city zoning and service jurisdiction. Residents living near this boundary area may see changes to local planning and development rules.
Property at 3512 Valley Circle will become subject to city zoning, taxes, and services. This expands the city's corporate limits and revenue base.
A portion of 2553 Rocky Ridge Road may join city limits after a 90-day annexation review. Residents in the area should monitor whether this expansion affects city services or property taxes in their neighborhood.
Rear portion of 2551 Rocky Ridge Road would leave city limits and join Jefferson County, allowing two new single-family homes and an office building on the remaining parcels. Changes city boundaries and tax base.
Property at address 2 is rezoned from residential to commercial use, enabling different development. Check case ZAC2023-00012 for detailed maps and project plans.
Property at 2415 Saint Stephens Road could shift from single-family residential (R-1) to general business use (B-2), allowing shops, offices, and commercial services. This may affect neighborhood character and nearby homeowners.
Allows more intensive commercial development on affected property. New zoning permits uses that may differ from current neighborhood business restrictions.
Land currently zoned for mixed residential and commercial use would be reclassified for heavy industrial operations, altering what can be built and potentially affecting nearby neighborhoods.