Volume Services, Inc. receives permission to serve alcohol at the Centerplate venue (1101 22nd Street North). This allows the business to operate as a full-service bar or restaurant with liquor sales.
This expands Birmingham's corporate boundaries to include adjacent land, affecting property taxes, municipal services, and city governance for residents in the annexed area.
Properties being annexed will now fall under city jurisdiction and services, including taxation, zoning, and municipal code enforcement. Exact locations and number of parcels affected not detailed in this item.
Rezoning allows light manufacturing uses on currently commercial land. Could affect nearby residents' noise, truck traffic, and property values depending on location.
City Council will consider amendments to zoning rules on September 7, 2021. The specific parcels and neighborhoods affected are not yet clear from this notice.
A zoning change from CB-1 is under review; the hearing on September 7 will determine whether district boundaries shift. Check the case number to see if your property or neighborhood is affected.
Annexation expands city boundaries and brings new land under city jurisdiction, affecting property taxes, zoning, and municipal services for residents in the annexed area.
Property zoning changed from mixed-use business to general commercial. This affects allowed uses and development on the site.
City Council will hear a proposal to change zoning boundaries on unspecified property from MXD (Planned Mixed-Use D) to another district. Public comment accepted at the August 31, 2021 hearing.
A zoning change could affect property uses and development potential in the area. Details on the specific parcels and proposed zone change will be presented at the August 31 hearing.
City Council will hold a public hearing August 24, 2021 to consider rezoning property from Mixed-Use High (MU-H) to another district. The specific addresses, neighborhood, and new zone are not listed in the agenda item.
A public hearing August 17, 2021 will consider rezoning properties currently zoned CR-5 Contingency/Multi-use. The zoning change may affect property values, permitted uses, and neighborhood development patterns in the affected area.
City Council will hear arguments on August 17, 2021 about rezoning property from General Commercial (C-2). Outcome could affect local property values, permitted uses, or neighborhood character.
Zoning changes affect allowed land uses and development potential. A public hearing on August 10, 2021 will determine whether property currently zoned B-5 Mixed Business will be rezoned; details on specific locations and proposed new zones are unclear from this notice.
These appointments fill two seats on the board that reviews property-line disputes and zoning variances. The non-affiliated member's term expires November 2024; the architect's term expires November 2025.
Routine purchase of reference materials for the Zoning Division's operations.
City is bringing territory from Shelby County into Birmingham limits and rezoning it for general business use. This expands the city's footprint and tax base.
Changes zoning rules for a property to allow multi-unit housing instead of single-family homes. Affects what can be built on the site.
Property rezoning from single-family to multi-unit dwelling district. Allows denser residential development on the affected parcel.
Council will hear arguments on rezoning from R-3 (single-family) to a different district. The outcome will affect what can be built or developed on the affected parcel(s).