Paul Russell's property in the E-2 zone will be split into 3 separate parcels, enabling individual sales or development. This affects land use and future development patterns in the neighborhood.
Two parcels currently zoned for low-density residential use will shift to office zoning and city limits. The rezoning enables office development on the Rocky Ridge property.
Phillip Young's request to adjust lot lines on two parcels in Biltmore Estates. Rezoning approval clarifies property boundaries in the R-3 zone.
Property owner is seeking to rezone land from Jefferson County E-2 to Vestavia Hills R-1 as a prerequisite for annexing the parcel into the city limits. This affects use rules and potential development for the 3512 Valley Circle property.
Owners can now merge their adjacent Cahaba Heights Road parcels into a single lot, streamlining future development or sale of the R-4 zoned property.
City spends $27,310 on a work platform at Michael's Restaurant, 1525 1st Avenue South. This routine equipment purchase is part of ongoing city maintenance.
Zoning changes can affect property values, land use, and neighborhood character. A public hearing on May 2 will allow residents to comment before the city decides whether to rezone the affected area.
A zoning change proposal will go before the Council on April 18, 2023. The proposal would shift district boundaries from "Q" O&I (Qualified Office & Industry) to another zone classification, which could affect permitted land uses and development in the area.
City takes ownership of new streets, alleys, and public grounds in the Lakeshore Station development at 2800 Milan Court, making them public roads subject to city maintenance.
New streets, alleys, and public grounds in the Oxmoor development become city property and responsibility. The dedication ensures residents have legal public access and the city assumes long-term maintenance of these thoroughfares.
This rezoning allows industrial development on land currently zoned for single-family homes. The change may affect neighborhood character, traffic, and land use compatibility in the affected area.
Residential land rezoned for light industrial use. This changes what can be built on the site and may affect neighborhood character and nearby property values.
Rezoning filed by C. Randa would allow mixed-use development on property currently zoned for general business; may enable residential units, retail, and offices on the same site.
Property currently zoned for single-family homes will be rezoned for light industrial use. This changes what can be built or operated at this location and may affect surrounding neighborhood character and property values.
This rezoning allows mixed-use development on property currently zoned for general business. The change permits higher-density residential and commercial use, potentially increasing housing and retail options in the area.
Planning rules for two District 5 properties may change. Public hearing is March 18, 2025—your chance to weigh in on the modification.
Property at the southeast corner of Commerce Boulevard East and South (extending to the southwest corner at Commerce Boulevard West) may shift from business and industrial use to single-family residential. Public hearing scheduled for March 18, 2025.
Residential zoning would change to commercial at three Dauphin Island Parkway, Webb Avenue, and McVay Drive locations. Public hearing on March 18, 2025.
Property at 5301 Moffett Road would allow more intensive commercial or mixed-use development under B-3 zoning. Rezoning can affect neighborhood character, traffic, and what businesses may operate on the site.