2026-09-08 - Planning and Zoning Committee

00:0026, we'll call this meeting to order.

00:03First item

00:05of business is consideration of the

00:07minutes from the July 28th, 2026 and

00:11August 25th, 2026 meetings.

00:19>> Move approval of both of the

00:21aforementioned meeting minutes.

00:24>> All right, all in favor say aye. Aye.

00:26>> Aye.

00:27>> Those minutes are approved. Our next

00:31item is ZAC 2026

00:3408007.

00:41>> Good afternoon.

00:43My name is Kim Spral. I service the

00:45zoning administrator for the city of

00:47Birmingham in planning, engineering, and

00:49permits. Um this is a rezoning case um

00:53located at 1259 Huffman Road in the

00:56Spring Lake neighborhood. The applicant

00:59is requesting to rezone the property

01:01from D3 single-family residential to C1,

01:05which is neighborhood commercial, so

01:07that they can build a new Boys and Girls

01:09Club of Central Alabama. The property is

01:12about 4 and 1/2 acres. It's currently

01:15D3. It's mostly vacant. There's a small

01:18shed on the very back of the property.

01:21You can when you drive by it, all you

01:23can see is the roof of the shed because

01:26of the topo.

01:28Um property to the north is zone D3 city

01:31of Birmingham single-family residential.

01:34To [snorts] the south is a mix of

01:36Jefferson County zoning. There's A1,

01:39which is our agricultural district, and

01:41C1, which is their Jefferson County

01:44commercial district. To the east is zone

01:47D3 city of Birmingham. And then to the

01:50west is a mixture of Jefferson County

01:53and city of Birmingham zoning. Um it's

01:56institutional one for Jefferson County,

01:59R1 Jefferson County, and then D2 City of

02:03Birmingham.

02:04Um, the applicant is here, so I'll let

02:07him explain in more details what they're

02:09proposing, um, but they are planning on

02:12building a new Boys and Girls Club of

02:14Central Alabama at this site. Their

02:17anticipated hours of operation are

02:19Monday through Saturday from 9:00 to

02:228:00. Um, it'll be targeted specifically

02:25for middle and high school youth, and

02:28they'll also have, um, some workforce

02:30skills that will be available to other

02:32students um, and young adults, um, in

02:36the area.

02:37Um, programming is also planned to be

02:39available after school on weekends and

02:42then in the summer when school is not in

02:44session. Um, they will maintain a 1:18

02:49staff to youth ratio.

02:51Um, they plan on having approximately 50

02:54youth at this location, which would

02:56require three staff members, and then

02:59depending on what the activities are,

03:01they may need to increase those numbers

03:03during the day.

03:04Um, the long-range land use plan for

03:06this area does identify the property as

03:09residential low density.

03:12Um, we'll go over a few of the staff

03:14comments. Um, the site plan, and the

03:16applicant is willing to work on the site

03:18plan with some of these zoning comments

03:20just so you guys are aware. Um, there is

03:23parking in a front yard, so they'll have

03:25to move the parking lot to the side or

03:27rear the building to avoid having to go

03:30through the variance process.

03:32Um, then we will verify that they meet

03:34their parking maximum, that they don't

03:37go over their parking requirement. Um,

03:39the dumpster is in the front yard, so

03:42it'll need to be moved back just

03:44slightly so that it's even with the

03:45building. Um, if the property's not

03:48already one lot, it will have to be

03:50re-surveyed into one lot.

03:52And then we do have the fencing

03:54requirement that it cannot be taller

03:56than 4 ft in a front yard because there

03:59are adjacent residential properties.

04:03The landscaping plan does appear to meet

04:05all the city requirements. Um we will

04:07just need to look at if the property is

04:09rezoned to make sure that there is a

04:12buffer along the property lines that

04:16will abut the single-family district. So

04:19an additional landscape buffer will be

04:21required in those portions.

04:24Um before they apply for a building

04:26permit, they will have to get their

04:27solar erosion control permit and civil

04:30construction permit. This property is

04:32not in a special flood hazard area and

04:35the Department of Transportation did not

04:37have any comments related to this site.

04:41Um this is in the northeast framework

04:43plan area, so they have already gone

04:45through their rezoning process. The

04:47applicant met with the Spring Lake

04:49Neighborhood Association on August 13th

04:52of this year and they voted unanimously

04:547 to 0 to approve this rezoning request.

04:59Last week at the Zoning Advisory

05:01Committee meeting, ZAC voted 1 to 3 to

05:05not recommend and I wanted to clarify

05:09where they kind of where that vote came

05:11from.

05:12There were three residents from the area

05:15who attended the meeting. It was a

05:17husband and wife and then there was

05:20another woman who lived behind the site.

05:24Um the husband and wife were concerned

05:26because the husband is um drives tractor

05:29trailers at night and he sleeps during

05:31the day. So he was concerned about the

05:34noise that the children might make if

05:36they're playing outside during the day

05:39on the basketball court or the

05:40pickleball courts.

05:43Um

05:44they also shared some concerns about

05:47traffic in the area. Um Um although our

05:50transportation department did not

05:52require a traffic study for this site.

05:55Um and then the woman who lives behind

05:58the site, um she kind of gave a lengthy

06:01discussion about the history of this

06:03site and said that um she had

06:06environmental concerns with it because

06:08it was her understanding that a gas

06:11company used to own that site years ago

06:14and she was concerned that there might

06:16be environmental issues associated with

06:19the site. Um and and that was pretty

06:22much her concern is just making sure

06:24that the property um was clean and safe

06:27for the children. Um so that was why the

06:30ZAC voted 1 to 3 to not support the

06:35request. Um but the applicant is here.

06:38He can answer any questions that you

06:40guys have or elaborate on any of the

06:42activities that will be occurring at the

06:44site.

06:46And that concludes our staff report.

06:48>> Right. Before you leave, um I have a

06:51question. So in the maps that were

06:53supplied to us, are

06:56all of the areas that are unshaded, are

06:59those

07:00Jefferson County or

07:04some other jurisdiction?

07:07>> Yes, the ones that are unshaded are the

07:09Jefferson County properties. The ones

07:12that are zoned um agriculture,

07:16Jefferson County neighborhood

07:17commercial, um and Jefferson County

07:20institutional.

07:22>> Okay.

07:24So

07:26it looks like there's a

07:29church to the north of the property on

07:32Huffman Road.

07:33>> That's correct. That's

07:35Yeah, that is single-family residential.

07:38>> Okay. And Jefferson County.

07:40>> Mhm.

07:41>> And and to the

07:43the south

07:45there it looks like those are

07:46residential structures.

07:47>> It's a mix of residential and there's a

07:50few commercial structures in there

07:52because it is Jefferson County

07:53commercial and agriculture to the south.

07:58>> Okay.

08:00And then across Huffman Road

08:03>> it's Jefferson County institutional

08:07Jefferson County single-family and then

08:09City of Birmingham single-family.

08:11>> Got you.

08:12>> It's this area is kind of a hodgepodge

08:14of zoning.

08:15>> Right, right, right. Okay, got you.

08:18Okay, that's that's it.

08:20Yep.

08:28Hello.

08:28>> Hi.

08:30I am Jeff Tosh, um the architect for the

08:33project.

08:34Um

08:35I live at 518 47th Street South.

08:39Um

08:40Kim kind of went over all the

08:42the items with the building.

08:44Uh it's typical Boys & Girls Club type

08:47functions. Let's see, you know, I've got

08:49a little list.

08:53Um

08:57Uh there's as as she said, 1 to 18 staff

09:00to youth ratio.

09:02Um

09:03there's a future ready teens program

09:06focus with uh financial literacy, GED

09:09preparation

09:10life skills and goal setting, academic

09:13enrichment, youth leadership and voice.

09:16There's also a um

09:20a few things in place like you can

09:22uh get your CDL driver's license uh

09:25training, work-based learning, skilled

09:27trades, food service industry

09:31and health care training for some of the

09:33a few of the older people. But, um it's

09:36mostly for teenage, middle school to

09:38high school.

09:39Um, they need the space, um, cuz the

09:41other facility fills up.

09:43Um,

09:45the property was donated to them,

09:48uh,

09:49and the property's value is somewhere

09:51around $113,000,

09:53I believe. But, um, this is my fourth

09:56project with the Boys and Girls Club,

09:58the first one with, uh, Central

10:01Alabama. The other three have been with

10:03North Alabama.

10:04Um, but all four projects that I've been

10:06involved with, all the properties have

10:07been donated.

10:08>> Okay.

10:09>> Um,

10:11>> So, um,

10:13the Boys and Girls Club that I'm

10:14familiar with is the AG Gaston, um,

10:18building over in Five Points West.

10:21>> Yeah.

10:21>> Would the, it be a similar type of

10:24layout?

10:25>> The site plan is all that has really

10:28been drawn right now. I've got examples

10:30of the other, the previous three, if

10:32you'd like to see them. Um,

10:35they're generally metal buildings. The

10:36one in Athens is full of four-sided

10:38brick. Um, I haven't, we haven't

10:40discussed budget or anything like that,

10:42but basically the 7,500 square feet is,

10:46um, an open space where we can have all

10:49these training classes. It will have

10:51basketball goals in there. Um,

10:54>> Mhm.

10:54>> there's a space out back for a

10:55pickleball court and basketball goal

10:57also, but the property's 4 and 1/2

10:59acres, so there's

11:01substantial amounts of room out there.

11:04>> Yeah.

11:04>> Um,

11:05the

11:06As far as the environmental concerns,

11:09um, we we haven't gone far enough to,

11:12you know, to test the site or anything

11:14like that yet. We would, you know,

11:15definitely do our due diligence with

11:16anything like that. I haven't been made

11:18aware, we do have a survey. Um, there is

11:21a metal building in the middle of it.

11:22It's very small. It's old and it'll

11:24probably be torn down. And right now

11:26that area is not really even around

11:29where the building location is. Um,

11:32the parking that we discussed

11:34uh that was previously brought up. I

11:36I've already done another site plan with

11:38the parking on the side just as an

11:39option. It just happened to be the one

11:41we submitted had the one uh along the

11:43road just because of uh really just

11:45thinking about economics.

11:47Um,

11:48as far as the noise, I mean, if y'all

11:51been on Huffman Road before, it's a it

11:53is a well-traveled road. Um,

11:55there's a couple of car dealerships,

11:57there's uh a few churches, there's

11:59retail. There is residential, but um

12:02you know,

12:03as far as the location of where the two

12:06people that lived and their concerns

12:09about the noise,

12:11honestly, I don't think that's going to

12:12be an issue because if you're that road

12:14already during the day, if you're there

12:15at noon on a Tuesday,

12:18it would be difficult to have a

12:19conversation back and forth across the

12:20street. And we're talking about another

12:23600-800 ft and then the building and

12:26then the playgrounds in the behind that.

12:29And we would definitely be respectful of

12:30any kind of

12:31residential buffers, you know, that the

12:33zoning requires because you know, that's

12:36it's important, you know.

12:37>> Yeah.

12:39Um,

12:41so yeah, the

12:44looking at the site plan,

12:46um it looks like

12:49the

12:50area to where the buildings and parking

12:53lot and

12:55uh

12:55basketball court would be located is

12:57roughly a quarter to a third of the

13:00piece of property. Um,

13:02and I was just wondering,

13:04you know, what the setback from

13:08say like, you know, in this site plan

13:11that we have,

13:13uh what the setback to the back property

13:15line would be. It looks like, you know,

13:17maybe

13:19couple hundred feet at least.

13:20>> Right. And the required setback is not

13:24very much. I want to say it's like the

13:25max on the back I want to say is 20, and

13:27the sides are five. The back may even be

13:30five.

13:31>> Okay.

13:33Um

13:34>> But we're a good distance, and even

13:35moving the If we move the parking lot to

13:37the side, that's just going to move the

13:39building further away from the

13:40residential area, too.

13:42>> Right.

13:43>> And the playgrounds would be in the back

13:45behind the building.

13:50>> So, I guess this is a question for

13:53staff. Is there a buffer requirement for

13:56for this?

14:02>> Yes, sir. Anywhere the property when if

14:04it's rezoned to C1, any abutting

14:08property that's zoned

14:11less than C1 to any D districts would

14:14require an additional landscape buffer.

14:16>> Okay. And

14:18um

14:18>> And that's on all sides, not just the

14:21side or the rear. That would include

14:23some planting in the front as well along

14:25Huffman Road.

14:27>> Okay. So, a fence and some

14:30landscape plants?

14:32>> It So, there are several options. So, if

14:35you don't do a fence, then you have to

14:37have a denser landscape buffer, or you

14:41can have a more narrower buffer with a

14:43fence and with plantings. So, we do give

14:47them options to choose from.

14:50>> Okay.

14:50>> And I think they're they're totally okay

14:53with adhering to whatever the buffer

14:55requirement. They're okay with choosing

14:57one of our options.

14:59>> Got you.

15:00All right.

15:03Any questions from the committee?

15:05Councilwoman This is your council

15:07district.

15:08>> Yeah. Thank [clears throat] you.

15:09>> Uh

15:10I can what you were refer

15:12what you were describing, that meets the

15:14needs of a B buffer.

15:16Okay.

15:18>> Yes, sir. That's the one that would be

15:19required.

15:21>> All right. And then moving the parking

15:24I guess where where have you in your

15:26mind situated the new location for the

15:28parking?

15:30>> I was thinking we move the building to

15:32the south

15:34um east and turn the

15:36parking 90° where it's in between

15:40whatever landscape buffer for that it's

15:42an abandoned church right now next door

15:44>> Okay.

15:44>> and then the parking and then the

15:46building.

15:47>> All right, so you more so center the

15:49building

15:50>> Yeah, we move a little further south.

15:53>> Okay.

15:57>> I think the one thing that the zoning

15:58wants to do with that too is to make

16:00sure that the parking is separated from

16:02the drop-off area for safety reasons for

16:04the kids.

16:06Which makes sense.

16:09>> Okay, so you would still have a

16:12drive that goes across the face of the

16:14building or front of the building.

16:15>> Right, we would still have some sort of

16:16drop-off.

16:17>> Okay.

16:21>> And the parking that's shown is the

16:22parking that I calculated. Um the zoning

16:25the comments in the zoning that we

16:27received actually requires less parking

16:29than that.

16:31Um

16:33by about eight or nine spaces.

16:38I think now it's showing 36 and I think

16:39the required with what the zoning said

16:41it would be around 27.

16:44>> Okay.

16:47And I think you mentioned this but um

16:54in terms of the usage I guess at the

16:57North Alabama locations

17:00Uh I want to say I saw 10 to 8 but

17:03typically during the daytime hours um

17:07what is actually happening in the

17:09happening in the facility? I think here

17:11we're talking middle school high school.

17:13So do we anticipate

17:16things happening in there before 3 or is

17:18that kind of a summertime thing?

17:20>> I think the it's just the summertime for

17:22the the school age children. Um they can

17:25have some of the programs for the adults

17:26they mentioned in their uh

17:29description the 18-22 year olds where

17:31they can have those classes that I

17:33talked about for your CDL license and

17:34things like that that can be during the

17:36day.

17:37But typically, it's pretty quiet in

17:39there and but come 3:00, it gets pretty

17:43um it gets full.

17:46>> Yeah. So, I've I'm familiar with the

17:48location on uh

17:50Old Springville Road. That's Central

17:52Alabama. That's

17:54You know, it it doesn't typically

17:57give you a feel of like high heavily

17:59traffic but

18:00I think it adds a lot of value. We've

18:02been trying to bring as much as we can

18:04for that age demographic

18:07and that footprint.

18:10But like I said, I did hear about this

18:12was at ZAC.

18:14And I will be um

18:18meeting with the adjacent neighborhood

18:20today

18:21to

18:22talk about this as well.

18:23>> All right.

18:24>> Uh thank you.

18:27>> Okay.

18:30>> Yep. Council Tate.

18:32>> Thank you, Mr. [snorts] Chair. Um will

18:34there be like a membership fee for the

18:36the kids or will this just be free to

18:39the the young people that are in that

18:41area?

18:42>> Um most of the ones that I've dealt with

18:44before do not have a membership fee. And

18:47it's mostly uh but that's mostly for the

18:49kids who do the after school, and

18:51weekends, and summer programs. Some of

18:53the summer programs may have some sort

18:55of fee, but I'm not aware of what that

18:56would be right now.

18:57>> Okay. So, they just have different um

19:00great uh

19:02individuals that have recreational

19:04backgrounds or just backgrounds period

19:07teaching like their summer program and a

19:08programming that's enhancements.

19:11>> Or you can have specialty classes you

19:12know where they have to come in.

19:15>> Okay, so the workforce development, I

19:17did see that you were talking about a um

19:20is it a culinary um

19:23or did I read this right? Like a food

19:25service, talk a little bit about that.

19:27>> I'm sorry, I didn't hear you that well.

19:29>> food service component of the workforce

19:31>> um

19:32for future jobs.

19:35Um there won't There's not going to be

19:37any food service inside the building.

19:39It's just going to be anything that that

19:40bring in will be you know, catered or

19:42pizzas or anything like that, but um

19:44that's more job specialty job training.

19:47>> Okay.

19:48All right, thank you.

19:50>> Thank you.

19:53>> Okay.

19:55I think that's all the questions that I

19:56had. Um

20:01So

20:05>> Uh just so is your intent to use a

20:07fence?

20:09>> The fence is is a requirement

20:12um for zoning.

20:14There's a What is it? 8-ft high fence is

20:17the highest you can go in places and a

20:184-ft high and and then it and it can't

20:20be chain chain link.

20:22There's already a chain link fence up

20:24there on the front of the property uh

20:26with a gate right now.

20:28I would highly

20:30doubt that the Boys & Girls Club would

20:33uh

20:34want to fence it the whole property. I

20:36know it's just a big piece of property,

20:37but if zoning requires it, you know,

20:39they'll have to do it.

20:40I've had to do one before where there

20:41was a 10-ft wooden fence required around

20:44it in between residential area and the

20:46Boys & Girls Club, which was

20:48not cheap.

20:50>> Um

20:51Okay. Well, I think to Kim's point, she

20:53was saying that you there was an option

20:55there, but

20:56so you lean towards

20:58uh a denser buffer versus

21:01installing a fence.

21:03>> Um I I I really don't I I want to do

21:06whatever the zoning requires and

21:08whatever makes the neighborhood happy,

21:09honestly.

21:11We're not you know, we're not there to

21:13upset anybody.

21:17>> All right, we'll get some feedback cuz I

21:18don't remember that coming up at the

21:19last uh

21:21neighborhood meeting.

21:23>> Yeah,

21:23Spurlock said there was an option. So,

21:25if they go with a more heavily planted

21:28buffer, they don't have to do the fence.

21:31Um

21:33>> Right, in the ordinance, the buffer

21:35section, it gives you several options.

21:38So, a fence is not required along the

21:42property lines. You would just have to

21:44have more trees and shrubs. Um or you

21:48can have the fence and then fewer trees

21:51and shrubs on the other side of the

21:52fence. Now, for for zoning purposes, um

21:56around the playground area, a fence

21:59would be required, but that's just to

22:01protect the play the children inside the

22:03playground area.

22:05>> Right. Yeah, and I just kind of want to

22:07nail down

22:08or get a better feel for intent on um

22:14just if you intended to design with a

22:16fence

22:18or without one.

22:29All right. Yeah, looks like you drew

22:31one, I think. Did you draw a fence or a

22:32>> There's a fence around the basketball

22:34court already. I did last last time I

22:36put like a 10

22:38foot fence around it a 10 or 12 feet.

22:40There is a There is an existing fence

22:41around the whole property right now, but

22:43it's it's kind of in disrepair in in

22:45places.

22:46>> Well, I guess it turns like what you

22:48drew on this L1- or point one.

22:51Is this a fence that you sketched or is

22:54this just a property line?

22:57>> Um let me look. I believe it's property

22:59lines, probably.

23:02>> Okay.

23:03>> We'll see.

23:07Well, there's See, you can see um

23:11the X

23:13is the existing fence

23:16on the along the road of the property.

23:22That's the one that it

23:24it's not in very good shape.

23:25>> Right.

23:27Um okay. So, at what point would you

23:28actually design the project? How far

23:31down the road is that?

23:33>> Um well, we'd have to get the

23:36if the zoning isn't approved, we

23:37couldn't build it there. So, we have to

23:39get go through the zoning rezoning phase

23:42and get that approved and then we would

23:44start rezoning is what I'm

23:45understanding.

23:47Schematic design.

23:48>> So, you move right into that.

23:50You will move right into design.

23:52>> Um I hope so. We're We hope so. We've

23:54been talking about it.

23:56Just waiting on the you know, trying to

23:58go through the right process.

24:01>> Okay.

24:04I've seen like I said, I've seen the

24:06buildings that are in Central Alabama

24:08and I would imagine y'all would

24:09stay in line with what has been done uh

24:12to date, but uh I know there would be a

24:15lot of interest in

24:16in that as well.

24:19All right.

24:20Thank you, sir.

24:25Okay.

24:30>> I'll make a recommend uh motion that we

24:33recommend this to the full council for

24:35approval.

24:37>> Second.

24:39>> All right. Motion second. All in favor,

24:41say aye.

24:42>> Aye.

24:42>> Aye.

24:43>> All right. That um will go to the full

24:46council with our recommendation. Thank

24:48you.

24:48>> Thank you very much.

24:50>> All right. Next up, we have

24:53um

24:54Birmingham Planning Commission

24:56uh

24:57appointments.

25:01So

25:02some of these

25:03look we're just before us.

25:09>> Yeah, good afternoon. My name is Michael

25:10Ward. I serve as principal planner in

25:13the city's planning engineering and

25:14permits department. And so I'm just here

25:18to answer any questions on regarding the

25:20Birmingham Planning Commission

25:22appointments.

25:23>> So we

25:24appointed or the council appointed in

25:26Charles Meissner and Ron Hemner

25:30um

25:31just a couple of months ago, I believe.

25:33>> Yes.

25:33>> And Daniel Christiansen has been on the

25:37the Planning Commission for one previous

25:39term or did he fill

25:41uh

25:42a vacancy?

25:45>> Let's see. He

25:48um his original appointment was

25:51well, started in March the 18th of last

25:55year.

25:55>> Right. So he's he's only been there for

25:58a partial

26:00term cuz it's a 6-year appointment,

26:02right?

26:03>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I think they've all um

26:06um filled unexpired terms.

26:09>> Right.

26:09>> Yeah.

26:10>> Okay. Um

26:14any questions from the committee?

26:19>> Um

26:20yeah, I think they committed to 6 years,

26:22so we need to give them give them that

26:24opportunity.

26:25>> Yeah. Yeah.

26:26>> Exactly.

26:28>> If they had any

26:29second thoughts, this is their

26:31opportunity to say thank you, but they

26:33haven't done that. So all of them

26:36um

26:37have expressed willingness to continue

26:39to serve.

26:41So uh

26:43I will make a motion that we recommend

26:47reappointment of these Charles Meissner,

26:49Daniel Christiansen, and Ron Hemner

26:53and their

26:56terms

26:58would expire when

27:08Is it

27:08>> Yeah, yeah.

27:10Yeah.

27:11>> 2030.

27:12>> Yeah, it would be 6 years.

27:15>> 2032.

27:16>> 2032, yes.

27:17>> That's a long time from [laughter] now.

27:20>> [snorts]

27:21>> Okay.

27:22So, that's my motion.

27:23>> Second.

27:25>> All right. All in favor say I.

27:27>> I.

27:28>> Um that's approved unanimously. And so,

27:31we also have Birmingham Historical

27:34Commission appointments.

27:35>> Yes.

27:36>> Thank you.

27:43>> Good afternoon. I'm Hannah Garmon. I

27:45serve as the historic preservation

27:47manager for the city. Um so, we have

27:49three vacancies. One due to um someone

27:53moving and then two that need to be

27:54filled. Um so, we're just asking for a

27:57recommendation. The mayor also makes a

27:59recommendation to council for the BHC.

28:03But, since council member Vassus is on

28:05our commission, we wanted to bring it to

28:07the PNC as well.

28:08>> Okay. Uh

28:12So,

28:19It's a

28:21council appointment. The council

28:23approves the appointment, but the mayor

28:25makes a recommendation.

28:27>> Yes, sir.

28:27>> Got it.

28:29All right. Um

28:32And

28:37term expires

28:39>> In a year. These are um one is filling

28:42in. Uh we had someone move, so he's

28:44taking that, but that uh

28:46uh expires next year as well. So, then

28:49we have two that will expire in uh

28:52September of 2027.

28:55>> Right.

28:57Um

29:01These are names that are familiar to me.

29:03I know Stewart Oats. He's the

29:06manages Oak Hill Cemetery. Roy Stoops

29:10works for Urban Impact.

29:13Uh

29:14tell me a little bit about Marjorie

29:15White.

29:16>> She is the president emeritus of the

29:17Birmingham Historical Society and works

29:20still with them. She's been around a

29:22long time.

29:24>> Great.

29:25Sounds like a good person for the uh

29:29Birmingham Historical Commission.

29:31>> We're very excited about these um

29:32individuals willing to join us.

29:35>> Okay. Great.

29:37Any questions from the committee?

29:39>> I'll

29:41recommend these three individuals.

29:44>> Second.

29:46>> All right. All in favor, say aye.

29:47>> Aye.

29:48>> Aye.

29:49That passes

29:50unanimously. Um any new or old business?

29:56Motion to adjourn.

29:59>> Second.

29:59>> All in favor, say aye.

30:01>> Aye.

30:01>> Aye. Meeting adjourned. Thank you.

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