Today’s Birmingham City Council Budget and Finance committee meeting is possibly going to be a little more crowded than usual.
The committee meeting takes place at 4 p.m. on the 3rd floor Birmingham City Hall in its administrative wing. Among the items on today’s agenda is a contract to sell the former Fire Station No. 22 to a developer who wants to replace the Spanish Revival structure with a Walgreens. The Birmingham News reports that the property is currently being offered by the city for $200,000.
The fact that the contract has not been approved as of yet by the City Council may partially explain why the presentation made to the city’s Design Review Committee was conceptual on April 29.
Citizens upset with the decision have turned to Facebook, Twitter and blog posts in hopes that City Councilors would listen to “constructive alternatives” to the current proposal. The committee’s recommendation will be considered by the full council, which must still make a decision on the matter.
Photo: IMG_3168. JCMcdavid/Flickr
Today, The Terminal turns Pi (or 3.14). I’d be using the symbol but our font of choice is being finicky. There are so many things going on this evening that my game plan is to head over to 
There seems to be a renewed interest in capturing snapshots of Birmingham’s daily activities. 
It makes sense for us to have a sports team in metro Birmingham named 
