City Council will hear proposed changes to the zoning/development plan for 65 Mobile Street. Public comment is welcome before the hearing.
This zoning change alters permitted uses and development rules for affected parcels. Check the case details to see if your property or neighborhood's zoning classification is changing.
A previously approved development plan at 65 Mobile Street in District 1 may be modified. Public hearing will determine if changes to the project's original design or scope move forward.
Property at Tacon and Cameron streets is being rezoned for commercial use. Public hearing set for June 9, 2026 — residents in District 1 can weigh in on how the neighborhood develops.
Flock Safety cameras will scan vehicle plates in Birmingham, raising privacy questions about tracking. The cameras are installed on public property but operated by a private vendor in partnership with the state corrections department.
New hydrants improve emergency response and fire safety for residents in Redding Ridge. Strengthens water infrastructure for the neighborhood.
The city is changing a previously approved development plan for this property. The modification may affect what can be built or how the site is used.
Property development rules at 4800 Moffett Road may change. The modification could affect land use, density, or building requirements for the site.
Changes to the Planned Unit Development at this property may affect allowed land uses, density, or site plan requirements. Residents should review the modification details to understand how the project's scope or neighboring impacts may change.
Council will hear proposed changes to an existing planned development on Moffett Road in District 1. The outcome determines what uses and buildings can go on this property.
City Council will hear arguments on modifying the approved development plan for a District 1 property. Changes to zoning or site plans can affect traffic, density, and neighborhood character.
The city is reconsidering an earlier zoning decision for this property. Changes to approved land-use plans can affect what gets built, how the site is used, and what impact it may have on the neighborhood.
Rezoning allows more intensive commercial use in affected area. Property owners and neighbors should know zoning rules are changing.
A property currently zoned for apartments or condos may be rezoned for factories or warehouses. The December 9 public hearing is your chance to comment on whether light manufacturing belongs in this area.
City will hold a hearing to decide whether to modify zoning and development rules for a District 2 property. May 19, 2026 hearing lets residents comment on the proposed change.
Rezoning allows more intensive commercial use in affected area. Property owners and neighbors should know zoning rules are changing.
City is rezoning territory it plans to annex. Public hearing December 9 lets residents comment on what zoning rules will apply to the new area.
City Council will consider changes to the planned development at 65 Mobile Street in District 1. Public hearing scheduled May 12, 2026.
Planning rules for the property at 65 Mobile Street are under review. A public hearing on May 12, 2026 will consider modifications to a previously approved plan — you can attend and comment on changes to how the site is developed.
City Council will hear arguments on December 2 about rezoning an area from QMU-D (mixed-use) to another zone. The outcome will affect what can be built or operated on that property.