A property at address 3 would switch zoning to allow commercial business use instead of remaining residential. This affects what can be built or operated at the site and may impact neighboring properties.
A zoning change could affect property rights, development potential, and neighborhood character. Public hearing on November 5 gives residents a chance to weigh in before the change takes effect.
Zoning changes affect what can be built and how land is used in affected neighborhoods. Check the case number to see if your property or a nearby parcel is involved.
Board members decide appeals on housing code violations and rental disputes. These appointments fill vacant seats through 2016.
City will hear arguments on rezoning a property from R-6 (multiple dwelling) to another zone on October 22. The outcome could change what can be built or how the land is used.
A zoning change could affect what can be built or how property in this area is used. The public hearing on October 1, 2013 gives residents a chance to weigh in before the city votes.
City will hear arguments on changing zoning boundaries from single-family residential (R-3) to another classification. Outcome could affect property rights, development potential, and neighborhood character in the affected area.
This zoning amendment changes industrial district boundaries in Birmingham. The specific neighborhoods and properties affected are unclear from the agenda text—residents in CM-1 and QM-1 zones should review the full case details to understand how it may impact neighboring propert
City will consider changing zoning rules on one or more parcels from CM-1 (Contingency Light Commercial) to another zone. Public hearing on August 13, 2013 offers chance to comment on the proposed change.
Rezoning can affect property values, permitted uses, and neighborhood character. This case changes boundaries between single-family, general business, and contingency zones; affected residents and businesses should review details.
City will hear public input on changes to how downtown Birmingham develops over the next decade. The plan guides zoning, investment, and neighborhood character in the downtown core.
This rezoning changes what can be built or operated on the affected property. Light industrial use may bring different businesses, traffic, or noise levels to the area compared to the current general business zoning.
Property zoning shifts from single-family to multi-unit housing district. This may enable apartment or condo development, affecting neighborhood density and future land use.
Rezoning removes "Qualified" restrictions from Business and Light Industrial districts, allowing broader commercial and industrial uses. Affects property rights and development potential for affected parcels.
A proposed zoning change could affect residential property rights and development potential in an R-3 district. Public hearing July 2, 2013 will determine if boundaries shift.
Public hearing to consider changing zoning boundaries from B-2 General Business district to another zone; may affect property use, development potential, and neighborhood character in Birmingham.
A zoning change hearing is scheduled for June 4, 2013. The specific properties, new zone district, and neighborhood impact are not yet detailed in this notice.
Council will consider rezoning property in Birmingham. Details of the affected area and proposed zone change are incomplete in this notice.
Council approves signage for Civil Rights Heritage Trail, expanding public recognition of Birmingham's civil rights history.