This rezoning changes allowed uses and building rules for an area currently zoned for mixed residential and commercial development. The change may affect future development potential, property values, and neighborhood character.
City Council will hear arguments on August 12 about changing zoning boundaries. The specific zone change and affected properties are not yet detailed in this notice.
Zoning changes can affect what businesses or housing can be built in affected neighborhoods and may influence property values and neighborhood character.
A zoning change could affect what uses are allowed and how properties can be developed. The hearing on July 29, 2014 is your chance to learn specifics and comment on the proposal.
City will hear public comment on rezoning proposal affecting one or more parcels. Zoning changes can affect property values, permitted uses, and neighborhood character.
City will consider rezoning one or more areas; residents in affected neighborhoods should attend the June 24 hearing to learn what changes are proposed and voice concerns or support.
Allows two-family and semi-attached homes in a currently single-family zone. May increase housing density and affordability options in the affected area.
Rezoning from R-3 to R-4 allows duplexes or semi-attached homes instead of single-family only, increasing housing options on the affected parcel(s).
A residential property is rezoned for commercial use, allowing business development instead of housing. Check if this affects your neighborhood or nearby properties.
Residential land near this area will be rezoned for commercial use, opening the door to business development. Check if your property or neighborhood is affected.
This plan guides zoning decisions, development priorities, and neighborhood growth for years to come. Endorsement formalizes the city's long-term land-use strategy.
Property on J. Michael Carpenter's parcel shifts from single-family to multi-unit zoning, allowing denser residential development. Specific location and acreage not yet confirmed in agenda materials.
City will hear arguments on rezoning Case ZAC2014-00004, which would change a parcel from two-family residential (R-4) to another zone district. Outcome affects what uses are permitted on the property.
Council will consider rezoning one or more parcels from R-3 (single-family) to a different zone district. The outcome will affect what can be built or operated on the property and may impact neighboring properties.
Public hearing to consider changing zoning boundaries in Birmingham. Residents in affected areas may see changes to permitted uses and development rules in their neighborhoods.
Property zoned for institutional/medical use can now be developed for multi-family housing. Changes what can be built on the parcel and affects future neighborhood character.
Land use changes can affect neighborhood character, property values, and future development. Specific parcels and their locations are not detailed in this item.
Public hearing to decide whether a neighborhood parcel rezones from single-family to a different district — may affect what can be built there and property values nearby.
Rezoning from R-3 to R-5 permits apartments or duplexes on property currently zoned for single-family homes. This can increase neighborhood density and housing options in Birmingham.
Rezoning allows multifamily housing development on property currently zoned for health and institutional uses. This could increase residential density and housing supply in the affected area.