City Council - Regular Meeting

Birmingham CET Council's regular service. The prayer that takes place in the morning today is led by Shepard Betty Baird in Birmingham, Alabama. The council is led by Pro Team Leather Tate. If you have a mind, if possible, please wake up and join us. Vindum, Ellavarkum Suprabhadam. Ippol iddu Kartavu Srishticchu Divasamana. Nyangal Adil Sandoshikugeyum Sandoshikugeyum Cheeyum. Namukku Praarthikaam. Krupayum Nithinumaya Pidave, E Pudhiya Divasathinde Sammanathinam, E Mahathaya Nagaramaya Birminghamine Orumigiccha Avasaram Nelgaan Ulla Padavikum Nyangal Nanni Parayinnu. We thank this great city, our Mayor, our City Council President, and the Birmingham City Council members. We ask you to bless our Mayor. We ask you to bless our City Council members. God, we ask you to bless everyone here today. Give wisdom to our leaders in all decisions. Give them the courage to do the right thing for each and every one of them. Let them be encouraged to serve their decisions with dignity, justice, and public good. Lord, please protect our resources. Please empower our families. Please develop our businesses. Please give this community special opportunities. Let Birmingham continue to grow as a city of peace, prosperity and prosperity. Again, I would like to thank you for the progress of this meeting. Let us do what is said and done with respect and benefit to the people of this great city. Again, I would like to thank this council, our mayor, our city residents and those who are trying to change this place from our home. A wonderful city called Birmingham. We ask all this in the name of your precious name, Jesus. Amen. Amen. A nation that does not allow everyone to be deprived of their freedom and justice. Thank you very much for that thoughtful prayer, Shepard Baird. Thank you, councillors. At this time, the minutes for the meetings from July 7th to September 1st, 2026 are not ready. At this time, we will accept your wishes from the Mayor. Would the Mayor.

President, Suprabhadam. Happy to see you. Council, happy to see all of you. Suprabhadam to the public. To those who were in the chamber this morning, As the Madam President and Council did not remember, due to the closure of yesterday's business day, in all routes this week, the pick-up and re-use pick-up schedules will be postponed one day. That is, the pick-up for Monday pick-ups will be postponed today. The pick-up for Wednesday pick-ups will be postponed on Wednesday. After Friday, that is, on September 11, the regular pick-up schedule will resume. When it comes to Employer's Day, I expect that you will get the opportunity to spend your day with your family. As well as all the activities they do for the city and the residents, it is a great event for all the citizens of our city. As mentioned, this September 11th is Friday. This Friday, 9-1-1, the city of Birmingham will remember and reflect on the events that took place in the last 25 days of the pandemic. After 9 a.m. in the morning, the community invites you to join us in front of the CET Hall at 15 minutes. At this time, Madam President and Counsel, Counselor Sonia Smith, Director of Lifespan Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center, and Director of the Pediatric Cell Clinic of Children's in Alabama, Maya Doctor. If there are other guests with Jeffrey Ellensberger, I would like to join them here in Vethi. Madam President and Council, I apologize. I think it's important to say that a person's name is Liebensberger correctly. Happy New Year to everyone. Happy New Year.

I'm happy to see you all. Madam President, Council, SIGL is the most common bloodline in our country. A group that gains history. SIGL affects more than one million people in our country. Therefore, today we want to continue to create awareness about this disease and its effects. Likewise, we want to support the men and women who fight against it every day. In that, you are a small group of men and women standing behind me. One of the ways we want to do it is not only about this disease, but also to accept the difficulties it causes. Therefore, I will read an article that says that in Alabama, more than 5,000 people are suffering from sick cell disease and 11 black children are born with a sick cell-like condition. The activity of SCDD in the evening is also the cause of serious pain, but unfortunately, it is also the cause of death. With the help of the Sixth Cell Disease Association of America in Alabama, the children of Alabama, and the Sixth Cell Disease Association of America in Central Alabama, the city of Birmingham is hoping to make a change by bringing awareness to others. Not only through diversity, but also through the work of observation, we are trying to find one work a day with the help of the hard work of the men and women who stand here again. So I became the Mayor of Birmingham City, Randall L. Woodin District 8's CET Councilor, Sonia Smith, announced the 6th year anniversary of the Birmingham CET Council in September, 2026. Now I need to come to the doctor and share a few words with him. He wants to come here to share more information with others.

Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. As the Mayor said, this affects 350 African-Americans. Many of them have sickle cell disease. But near our country, as the Mayor said, there are 5,000 sick with sickle cell disease. Jefferson County has 877 people, 3 of them, of which 309 are children under the age of 19. Sickle cell disease is a chronic pain. Painful symptoms may come unnoticed at any time. This is often the cause of long-term constipation, loss of school days, and loss of work. In addition, when the red blood cells of the liver pass through all the organs in the body, the damage is not only caused by pain. This leads to a chronic disease that lasts for a lifetime. The burden of living as an incurable disease is also affecting mental health. Moreover, many of our patients suffer from that burden silently. Therefore, even though all these things exist, the sickle cell does not function well. We would like our patients to see, hear and listen to anyone who lives as an incurable disease. Therefore, I would like to thank Mayor Woodin and the board members for being with us today. We would like to introduce some of our sick families and community boards, who are struggling together to save the lives of children and elders who are suffering from sickle cell diseases. Thank you. My name is Adrienne Pickett and I am a member of the UAB LifeCell Medical Clinic. I would like to thank all of you for allowing us to share our stories in our great city. I am the sister and mother of two doctors. When my brother was young, we did not have the resources and resources to work for him. But my son Rayan has now got opportunities that only my brother can dream of. I would like to thank the city for this initiative that can be applied for the protection of our youth and community services. Again, thank you for your time. Good morning, Mayor Woodin, CET Council members, members of our Birmingham community. My name is Joni Thondhan. Today, I am standing in front of you to talk about a young man named Sean Baker, who is the head of the Klee Cell and Avaabodha month. Sean is my son, not my son-in-law. He died of his own will. When I met my wife, Sean was only 5 years old. When our relationship grew, I realized that he was living with sickle cell disease. To be honest, I didn't know much about it at that time. But I knew one important thing. If I was going to be a part of his mother's life, I was also going to be a part of his life. So I did as many mothers who loved their children did without any answers. I started to study. I bought books. I did research on the disease. I learned about pain relief, blessings, treatment methods, and the great things that families do every day. I wanted to understand his experiences. So I was able to get to know him as much as I could. Even so, what I could never learn from a book was the strength of that little girl whom I had in mind. Today, Shi is 15 years old and is a proud student of Ramsey High School. He is a great student. He enjoys serving in the Student Government Association. He is a member of the National Honor Society and the Mu Alpha Theta National Mathematics Honor Society, some of his friends. He likes to study in our school. He likes to play golf. He likes to read poetry. He dreams of becoming a paediatric hematologist to help children with sickle cell disease. When most people look at Shawn, they see a great difference. I can see that too. But I also see a child who has to endure pain that many parents cannot even imagine. I see the courage to move forward when you struggle in a struggle that no one can see in your body. I see resistance. I see determination. I see a warrior. Approximately 1 lakh Americans live with sickle cell disease. Children in Alabama have been diagnosed with this disease for more than 1,000 years. But today I would like you not to think about the current statistics. Each group has a child like Shawn. A child with dreams. A child with skills. A child with dreams. A child with dreams. A child with dreams. A child with dreams. Gaveshwana Dhanasahayam is not about medical science. It is about expectation. It is about creating great achievements and about maintaining life. It is about reducing the time to care for families and helping to spend more time on life. One day it is about finding peace of mind. I often think about the five-year-old boy I met years ago. Today I am looking at that young man. A scholar, leader, servant, doctor. Is there a way to change the world for children like Sean? Will we do everything we can to get them there? So today I would like to request you to support the advocacy of the government and to ensure the safety of the lives of players in Clare's Cell. Because each child is given the opportunity to fulfill their dreams. Each child is given hope and each child is given a future. Thank you. Superbatham Mayor, Madam President and Council Personnel Sonia Smith, CET Council members will not be here today. I am Monica Mason, Executive Director of the Central Alabama Sickle Cell Disease Association. I would like to thank the Association, our Director Board, and our staff for accepting the month of September as the month of sickle cell in the name of the people and families we serve. Sickle cell is more than a disease. It affects people, families, acquaintances, and communities every day. Those who live with the disease will have a significant change in their lives due to the introduction, education, diseases, symptoms, and symptoms. This phenomenon is meaningful because awareness is important. This helps to give more vision to sickle cell disease and reduces anxiety. In addition, it reminds our society that it is important to see, hear, touch, and encourage people with sickle cell disease. We encourage our community to know more about sickle cell disease throughout September, to support those who live with it, and to help us build a strong bond between us and Alabama. Mayor and CET Council members, our sickle cell warriors, their families, and our entire sickle cell community, thank you for being with us. We are grateful for your participation in helping us develop this recognition and awareness. Thank you. Thank you all for your attention. And I am going to announce this announcement. The Mayor's report ends here. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much, Mayor Whitman, for giving us this opportunity to properly acknowledge all the disasters in the city of Birmingham along with this cloud. We know that this disease is a very painful and painful disease. I am very excited about the new activities that are taking place now. I have already demonstrated how the lives of the people who are affected by the current activities have changed. Therefore, I would like to thank you all again for promoting clean cell awareness in Birmingham for the activities you are doing. I agree that there is a councillor and a councillor and any right in the city of Hewtown. So thank you very much. I am happy to see you. Let me say that we have two extremely pink women with us and they are very excited. I congratulate Ms. Leo Wiggins, the former president of District 7 residents and Omron Omega Chapter. Thank you all. That's all. Mayor W, thank you very much for saying that you can do it. At this time, I am asking the councillors if they can withdraw from our agenda and allow the next election. Today morning, Councillor Daryl O'Quinn is conducting an election. Dr. O'Quinn, super badam.

Thank you, Madam President. Today morning, Elias Hendricks is with us to tell us the latest news from Vox Porta.

Okay. Suprabatham to everyone. I am very happy to see your happy faces here. Suprabatham. Today, I have another amazing opportunity for you to improve the community. As you know, I am also the creator of a style called Classical Soul. I have brought you different activities in the past few years. This is very exciting for me. And this year, we are participating in the Opera Birmingham. Opera Birmingham's Executive Director Nadali Beran is bringing you the latest version of the classical solo opera opera Re-Imagine. The opera is called Um Opera Birmingham Regal To Um. It's a wonderful story. For hundreds of years, we have been using the language of speech, RAP, R&B, and not only creating a full experience of knowing and loving operas, but also using a method that shows the community that music is all one. And I don't want to get into that. But we use Stoke characters. For example, there is a character called Duke. I like to call him a playboy. He talks about his money and about women and talks about everything. So we call him Rap. A character called Andrew is a girl. So we use R&B from other R&B artists in Brandy and combine those characters. Therefore, the first act of this show, Opera Reimagine, will be sung with all the best songs in 45 minutes with a regal tone. In the second half, I will bring a box to make my vocal group a classical soul. All this is done in Sloth Furnace. Therefore, in one of our premier event spaces in the city, I gave an example event from their family. Also, artists from various parts of the country are going to join us here. I would like to thank you for giving me this opportunity. You helped me to create a very important cultural moment for the city with the help of this song. This is one of the reasons why I truly believe that the partnership we are creating here with Opera Birmingham will lead us to different places throughout the country in the coming years. Therefore, I hope that you will be able to see how this plant grows in the coming years as an incubator city in Birmingham. Therefore, I believe that I had a slide to show you. Um, but, or, yes, it is amazing. If you want to go to the end, Um, I will do it. Then you can see there. These are the clouds that we use for the actual show. Next slide. and show you the formula we use here. It is an outdoor-indoors shed. We use all the local sound and lighting engineers to make a show for you. We make pre-show cordials and use every part of the sloth furnace. We also have an after-party. There will be a curated playlist for a DJ to give fellowship to all the networks. Next slide. and only a few names that we use. You will notice some of us here. And, of course, Alison Sanders, another wonderful local figure who has worked with me for years. Jose Maldonado is a wonderful baritone flying for this. Sati Goodman is a local soprano. We are raising him for this. Next slide. Next slide. Next slide. This is where we go. Sponsorship is what we need. There are a number of places that you can visit as a member of your own district, including the Mayor's office. Each one of you will receive a level ticket at this level. It will be given to you to make it a part of the community, and you will be able to see it in each of your districts. There are only 500 seats for one show, but there are two shows. Then you may have a name sponsorship at this level, or if you want to buy tickets to all your organizations, you can do that. Anyway, I want as many people in our society as possible to be part of this. Nathalie, do you have anything? Can you speak quickly? Yes.

I want to talk to music. I want to talk about how important all kinds of music are. Music is our soul. It is very important for all the people of all ages, from the birth to the experience and the opportunity to be a part of it. Opera changed my life. Opera took me to the world. I am from Vincent, Alabama. I grew up in a farm in Vincent, Alabama. I have mostly lived in all the countries on this planet. I think I should give the opportunities I have to others by experiencing this music. Opera is beautiful. This is an attempt to understand because it is in another language. However, if we can create something new and different to talk to those who do not fully understand, they will be interested. They will start going to less and less to one. It is more like a full opera. On the one hand, they may like it. On the other hand, they may not like it. But the thing is that they need that opportunity. Now there is this song. There is this song. That. Because it is not in the mind, it prevents all new people from wanting to go to this art form. This is an opportunity to do so. Thank you very much for your time today. I hope that you will support it and help your communities to promote this kind of art. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you for bringing these details. Thank you very much.

I remember seeing an announcement there before. This comes with some important announcements. Especially the trains passing through Paschatthala. Wormingham Children's Theatre. Train horn. They started singing that song when they reached the crossing. Then... You are very happy to hear this. You know, this is a classical art form. As you said, this is often a language that we do not know. And this is because of that. Thank you. I would like to present this to you.

And this will be on November 6th and November 7th. And we want you to participate personally. I encourage you to help us make our city a part of this. So I am definitely grateful for being in front of you all the time. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you for bringing this announcement to us. Councilor Woods.

Thank you, Mr. President. I would like to thank Mr. Henry for what you have done in the past. I think it will bring great achievements to the city. So we want you to continue to succeed in it. But thank you to your government. Thank you. I thank you. Thank you.

Okay, thank you very much. Thank you for that introduction. Counselors, we are now moving on to our next agenda. At this time, I would like to read the progress of the business proposal before submitting the documents for approval. All documents that have been approved are not controversial. They will be accepted through an agreement. All documents in the approval agenda will be accepted only by reading the number. Those who are not willing to withdraw from the council, mayor or consent agenda will not be allowed to discuss these items in detail. Also, those who are not willing to withdraw from the consent agenda will not be allowed to discuss these items in detail. Also, those who are not willing to withdraw from the consent agenda will not be allowed to discuss these items in detail. Those who are not willing to withdraw from the consent agenda will not be allowed to discuss these items in detail. Those who are not willing to withdraw from the consent agenda will not be allowed to discuss these items in detail. Those who are not willing to withdraw from the consent agenda will not be allowed to discuss these items in detail. Read all the things mentioned in the agenda and all the general hearings. Read all the things mentioned in the agenda and all the general hearings. Read all the things mentioned in the agenda and all the general hearings. Read all the things mentioned in the agenda and all the general hearings. Read all the things mentioned in the agenda and all the general hearings.

Read all the things mentioned in the agenda and all the general hearings. 6, 7, 8 letters are in the sum. Page 5, 9, 10, 11, 12 letters are in the sum. Page 6, 13, 14, 15 letters are in the sum. Page 7, 16, 17, 18 letters are in the sum. Page 8 letters are in the sum. Page 9 letters are in the sum. Page 10 letters are in the sum. Page 26 27, 28. Page 11. 29, 30, 31, 32. Page 12. Page 33, 34, 35, 37. That's the end of the agreement. Thank you, councillors. Is there anything you would like to add or remove from the agreement?

I agree. Council. Can we cancel the ninth bill on the fifth page? The appeal is to cancel the ninth bill on the fifth page. Any other bills? Okay. Thank you. At this time, we will count one minute and one second for the approval of the bill. Chilla.

Voting should be open. How do you want to vote? Councillor McQueen, may God bless you.

Yes.

In your case too, Councillor Vose was out. Right. Councillor Smith. Right. It should be like that, Madam President. That vote should be over.

Thank you very much. Please accept the awards. Please see any award here. Please accept it. Now, let's start from the other parts of our agenda. The first award is for Mr. Clark. Item 1. An order to authorize the Mayor to accept the emergency situation of the city of Birmingham, a Ford Explorer from the Birmingham Emergency Communication District.

The vehicle is provided under the Birmingham Equipment Management Act. For this reason, the city officials have reviewed the quality of the vehicle. The city will accept the fact that it promotes the health and safety of the city. The mayor has the right to help the city of Birmingham to accept the vehicle and to help it. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you, councillors. This was an item that was removed from our agenda from August 25 to date. It is also about accepting the fact of a Ford Explorer. The question that was raised at that time to change this was a question from the 2011 Commission. Our minutes from the 2011 Commission are in front of you. To calculate the amount to be given to the city, they gave the amount and interest of this particular amount. Is there any need to discuss this matter? Okay, this time we are ready to vote. The voting should be open.

That vote should be open.

Okay, thank you. The first number is passed. We accept this event through that action. Thank you very much. Next number. It should be the fourth number.

An ordinance that allows the Mayor to hold a meeting between Birmingham Township and the Park Street Housing Community Solutions Corporation will cost $1 to Park Street, known as Mumba Hill School, in Alabama, $35,204. Park Street will develop 31 single-family homes, and 80% of them will be given to 11 single-family housing units. 20 single-family homes will be added to the developer's list of houses to be sold as houses for the 120% ME project and houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to be sold as houses to In addition, the project will be funded with $11,28,393 and will be supported by the entire city with 80% of the units and will be funded with $4,95,000 in home program funds. This is the first step. This is a step that needs to be taken steadily. I wish to pass the UC today itself. Second, Council President Gunn. Hi, Council President O'Quinn. Hi, Council President Smith. Hi, Council President Smitherman. Hi, Council President Williams. Hi, Council President Woods. Hi, Council President Pro Team Data.

Hi, Council President Alexander. Thank you, councillors. This is an ordinance that allows the mayor to run a karar in the city of Birmingham to move to our own Park Street, which was previously known as Hill School. If you have any discussion or questions related to this initiative, budget, financial committee and community development committee have agreed to this before. Okay, we are ready to hold a vote. Okay, the vote should be open. Angangal, nanni. A vote angigarikanam, madam. Sherry, nanni. Nalaminam passai. E kararinde delivery nyangal angigarichu. Aduthaynam.

Ombathaminam aayirikanam. The development of the Southern Research Institute, which has been authorized by the Mayor to contribute to the development of the Paribadi Funding Accord, the development of the Southern Research Institute, which has been authorized by the Mayor to contribute to the development of the Southern Research Institute, the development of the Southern Research Institute, On November 1, 2026, the Sardinian Research Institute will help the Sardinian Research Institute to spend more than $5 million on funding for a period of time before the No end of the year. May God bless you.

Thank you, councillors. You requested that councillor Smith withdraw from this agreement. And yes, what changes are there in the second decree?

Um, Madam President, Council Smithernode, Theodivibuligaranam oru maasathekku maattuka maatram aadu cheyennada.

Sheri, maattathinde saaramsham onnum illa.

Meegechadu. Mattan tengilum chodhiingal undo? Nyangal votinu thayyaraana.

Votingu thurannirikanam. Madam President, aa votaduppu nadakanam. Sheri.

Nanni. Ompatham inam paasai. Aaduthaynam.

On the 36th of Minam, a general hearing was held on October 20, 2026, according to the Southern Area Framework Plan, which was submitted to all properties in the Southern Framework Area, according to the Southern Area Framework Plan, which was submitted to all properties in the Southern Area Framework Plan, which was submitted to all properties in the Southern Area Framework Plan, according to the Crestline Community, Crestwood Community, Red Mountain Community, etc. According to the Crestwood Community, Crestwood Community, etc. According to the Crestwood Community, Crestwood Community, etc. According to the Crestwood Community, Crestwood Community, etc. Since UC is not required, this is a hearing session. Okay.

Thank you, councillors. This is an order to establish a general hearing on October 26th to accept an ordinance that would change all properties in the Southern Area Framework Plan to zone districts. Again, we are voting today to establish a general hearing on October 26th. Do you have any questions about approving that order? I do. Do you have any questions about the order? Yes, yes, sir.

These are some of the emails I sent to the committee chairmen. There is an ordinance in our books that allows us to take a higher position. I think that we have to accept it before we accept it. Because there is a possibility that someone will come and change the position. Have you checked the oldenance through the input? Before accepting the method for the Tekken Area Framework, change that oldenance. What can we do? Again, we are assuring the accuracy. Then, general. Your question is to change the accuracy of the hearing. Okay, I don't know if it is useful to have a high oldenance. I don't know if I will be able to accept a higher ordinance draft before October 20. So my question is more about who might be Kim Sparrow or who might not be Kim Sparrow.

So your promise is that you will not approve this amendment, and that you will approve another amendment. Promise. Yes. If we get the opportunity to speak to the staff about the proposal here, and

Council Williams sent an invasion two or three weeks ago, as you may know. There have been some gunfights there and there.

But I'm not sure if we got a satisfactory answer. So, again, Pramayam must confirm another decision. Since we are connected to any other entity that we have accepted, we cannot discuss this today. Until today, this decision is to be confirmed. So, if you want to confirm another decision, or if we want to postpone it, it will be in the Parliamentary Laws. Yes. Council.

Yes. I was going to ask you. Do you think it is enough time for all of you to do this in public? Or do you think it will take more time? Because we are doing this in public.

I'm not trying to stop you from doing anything. I would like to make directions. What we are advertising is that they have brought this in front of us. So what we need is for them to bring us in front of us even if they have to go through that process. So we have to make them wait for this public hearing. Wait. Let me answer this question. Do you understand that part?

Yes, that's what I tried to do. Yes, make sure that we don't need to advertise it. If we don't make it right, we don't have to give it away. That's why we need to stay for a long time. Counselor Williams, if you have any questions, we will answer them.

But yes, after our meeting, if the staff is not able to complete it by the 20th, we will postpone it. But it may be appropriate for all of you to agree. Yes, that's it. Madam President. Doctor.

This is my dream. Now, this is the second time this hearing is being presented. Um. Do you know what is less? Tekken UH. You can send flyers that know all the prices in the framework area. Therefore, Um. We must be ready in the name of the innocent. And, you know, we are taking all the information we need forward with confidence. And that's why I'm keeping that in mind. Okay, okay. So, do you have a plan to make this hearing happen or are we going with the plan they're giving us? I- I don't know what you're trying to say.

That's why we've made it public once. That public hearing has to be cancelled. That's why I don't want to send public notices again until we're ready. If I remember correctly, these are the last words we received from the PEP. They thought that it was related to the construction of buildings that could be built and the construction of building units that could be built. And, if I remember correctly, in the past, none of the developers had made use of the way the zoning code has been designed to build building units that could be built. So, you know, I don't want to put words in other people's mouths, but do you know? It has not given a big boost to the development. Yes, I think that's true.

Because the elevations in these residential areas of development can be changed very much, my wish is that it does not give a boost to the development. Um, sherry. Appol, namukku ori pramayam undo allengil ee podhu hearingu nischaykarudhanu ori pramayam undo allengil nyangal athinu votu chayille? Ee tiyati nischaykunnada nyangal angekarikilla. Adha irikum nyangal oda nadapadi. Ithu nyangal oda munnil unda. Ningal veynda ennu votu chayithal, nyangal tiyati nischaykilla. Endengilum charchi undo?

Yes. This will be a two-way process to ensure that this bill is not approved and to ensure that public hearings are not held.

We... We don't think we should do that. Can we vote in favor of it or against it? Vote for this proposal. Yes. Okay. That will take them back to six weeks. Or... This is a discussion that we can have if we don't vote.

Okay, if it is announced once, it will be postponed to six weeks. If we don't approve this amendment today, we can try to approve another amendment next week. Okay, okay. Then?

There is no objection. Then we will vote for it, or it will be reduced. Okay, is everyone clear about what our approach is? We will complete that conversation and we will vote. We are ready to vote. Yes, sir. Okay, that number did not pass. Next number.

or it should be in the agenda.

Thank you councillors. At this time, we are ready to accept any updates from your different districts. We will start. Council Smith, can you go? Yes Madam. Thank you. As far as IELP meetings are concerned, the IELP meeting from south to this village will take place at 5 pm this evening at Holy Family Crystal Ray High School for 30 minutes. Now it is known as Holy Family. Crystal Ray Birmingham High School. That is their new name. Next, West End High School in Arlington and West Library will be open at 6pm this evening. Next, West End Manor High School will be open at 5pm this evening on 14th September. Nurture Incorporated will be open at 9pm to 1pm this Saturday. We will have a mental health clinic in Birmingham Crosslegs. So, we will have social media surveys, mental health surveys, food, gifts, and benefits. This is why we have a youth panel from Pradeshika High School and college students on our side. They will be there. So, please come out. We will conduct a pilot session at 10 a.m. in the Railroad Park with the help of Harmony Heritage. Please bring your own shoes. I think that's all I have to say. Thank you. Thank you very much, Councillor Williams.

Thank you. Rock Springs Ayalpaka Yoke will be held in New Beginning Church on September 6, Saturday at 7 pm. The next Financial Development Tourism Committee meeting is scheduled for 15th. If you have a submission, we will send it to India Bailey Bailey at Birmingham.gov. Thank you.

Council Queen, Thank you.

Madam President, Thank you. East Andal Ayalpaka Association will hold a conference call at 6 pm tonight. If you need more details about that call, please contact our office. On September 10, at 6 p.m., Smithfield Corp. Community Center will host the Smith Smithfield Conference. The Um Planning and Zoning Committee will host the Council Chamber at 3 p.m. this afternoon. On September 14, at 2 p.m., the Gathagatha Infrastructure Committee will host the Council Chamber. On 13th September, there will be a Thoke security event at the Boutwell Auditorium. This event is open to the public and the public, along with some gifts. There will be two security sessions that you can participate in. There will be a prayer session from 9am to 11pm for 30 minutes. There will be another session from 12 o'clock in the afternoon from 30 minutes to 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Birmingham Police Department, UAB Emergency Medicine, Birmingham VA, our emergency staff, and other emergency services will help us. If you need more information, please contact our office. Again, this is Justice Week. Two sessions, one starts at 9 a.m. in the morning and the other starts at 12.30 in the afternoon. On that day, we will be a part of the 9-team district as a safe, sustainable business environment that takes place in Legian Field in the afternoon. It will start at 5 in the evening. My remarks end here.

Thank you, Dr. O'Queen, Councillor Woods.

Thank you, Madam President. The Keller Spring neighborhood association will join Smith Middle School at 6 in the evening today. On September 19, that is, from 10 a.m. on Saturday morning to 12 a.m. on Monday, everyone will join us at the East Benson Valley Rec Center. We will work to remove the mall in that area. Oh, we thank all of you who have been with us for years, who have taken care of our society, and who have raised the status of our region. I would like to urge people to use the residential carpentry series to develop a business power. So if anyone is looking for a new job opportunity, if you want to learn woodwork, it is a good opportunity to develop your skills and build your reputation. Therefore, hand tools, power tool protection, protection of the floor and trim, the installation of windows in the workplace, etc. There will be practical training in all things. If you are interested, you can sign up at linkworkforce.org. Finally, we invite you to a financial literacy workshop at the Spring Road Library. Take your calendars with you. Your financial security will run in the Spring Regional Regional Library from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on September 17. and we are very excited about it. With Operation Hope, we will help you with your health, life insurance, budgeting, income, and other basic things. For more details, you can call us at 25,26,483.

Thank you. Thank you. We are protecting your money. I like it. Therefore, we expect that we have a park house. Thank you, councillor.

Madam President, thank you. These are my predictions for this week. The Ayalpaka Association meetings are to come. Again, at 6 p.m. tonight at Smith Middle School, Kilo Springs will hold their Ayalpaka Association meeting. At 6 p.m. tonight, Brownsville Heights Community Center will hold their Ayalpaka Association meeting at Pinfield Park. At 6 p.m. on the 15th of September, the Association meeting will be held in Collegeville at the Antioch Baptist Church. At 6 p.m. on the 15th of September, the Association meeting will be held at Maple Grove at Oduville through teleconference. We are happy to announce that District 4 in Eastlake Park will host our safe venal festival. We welcome the artist Bobbi Valentino. So, let's reduce the speed a little. You can enjoy the park at Eastlake Park and have a good time. Oh, then we'll have a carnival. Most people don't know that Eastlake Park used to be an amusement park. So, some carnivals will be held at Eastlake Park at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The party will continue at 5 o'clock in the evening. So, I expect everyone to bring their family and their shoes. So, let's have a good time. Thank you. My announcements end here.

Thank you very much, councillor. Thank you for reminding me that East Lake Park was an amusement park. At that time, I had not been there. I know that I was in awe of the horses and the buggies. But I didn't go there. But it was amazing. Thank you, Council Smith. Okay, good. Okay, thank you. First, I would like to say congratulations to the newest cadets who took part in the exhibition at the U.S. Coast Guard Remerham Southern Campus last Friday. On September 12th and every other Monday of the month, let me inform you that at 12 o'clock in the afternoon at the Beginning Bridge Outreach Ministry Central Park Recreation Center, the Vibhava Drive will be open from 30 minutes to 2 o'clock. The first of the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Friends of the Botanical Gardens, is selling their agricultural land. This year, it will be a little less on Friday and Saturday, and next Friday and Saturday it will be a little less. So get ready for that. Birmingham Park and Recreation, from Monday to Friday, from 8 am to 3 pm, from 30 minutes to 7 am, from 3 pm to 30 minutes on Sundays, from 5 pm to 5 pm, is held at the time of Sogeny School tuition. This will take place at the Vinodha centers that are located in the city. Therefore, Central Park, Ainslie, Fountain Heights, Hawkins, Anglican Memorial, MLK facilities, U Parks and Recreation are still conducting a city-wide survey. So, to complete that survey, visit devaibhampax2035.com. Now, we have the Ayalpaka Association meetings. Today, the Bellevue Heights meeting will take place at Brown Elementary School at 6.30 a.m. Tomorrow, the Tuxedo Heights meeting will take place at Pratt Library at 4.30 a.m. On September 10, Central Park 5 and 5 points will be added to the West Library. Next, on September 14, at 5 pm, East Ainslie Library will have a tuxedo at 5 pm. Library Ainslie Highlands will have a tuxedo at 5 pm. Rising West Princeton Hill Rising West Princeton Hill and the College Hill meeting that was supposed to take place yesterday have been rescheduled at 6 p.m. on the 14th of September Monday. Thank you. Council Pro-Team, thank you very much. Madam President, thank you. The Northbred IELP meeting is tonight. The Oak Ridge IELP meeting will take place at 4 p.m. on the 10th of September. Our conference call is ringing. You can call us at 905220649018. The passcode is 2,23,418. Hooper C.T. Ayalpakkam will join at 6 p.m. on September 10, Wednesday. Hooper Center-Rex Center, North Birmingham, Sherman-Haste, Central Pratt will join. Meetings will start at 6 pm on September 14th. Meetings will start at 6 pm on September 14th. Meetings will start at 6 pm on September 14th. Meetings will start at 6 pm on September 14th. Meetings will start at 6 pm on September 14th. Meetings will start at 6 pm on September 14th. Meetings will start at 6 pm on September 14th. Also, like I told you, I am a councillor or queen, his district staff will be in this partnership. And I am happy to be in this partnership with them. Because as I told you on September 13, continuing with the safe venal period, it will take place in Lajian Field on Sunday evening at 5 pm. Darnell Jones, artist Donnell Jones, Michelle, and famous artist Miss Sharon Collins will be with us. Darnel, Michelle, Miss Sharon Collins, etc. will be there to see them. They will make a great show. I am sure of that. So, please come out and pray. Thank you, Madam President. Thank you very much. These are the characteristics of those in District 7. Today, we have two meetings on the first floor. The East Brownsville Neighborhood Association will hold a meeting at 5 p.m. in the evening. They will hold a press conference. So, they will be at the Marydore Center. They previously participated in the conference call. But today, at 5 p.m. in the evening, they will hold a press conference at the Marydore Center. The next Riley Travel Neighborhood Association will hold a meeting at 6 p.m. at the Nobile Chapel CME Church. On Thursday, we have two meetings. West Brownsville Neighbourhood Association. They will join at 11am on the day of the conference call. You can call the office to get that dial-in details. Next, Roosevelt City Neighbourhood Association will join. I was told that it will be 30 minutes after 3pm. But I think it will be 30 minutes after 5pm at Roosevelt Community Centre. So, we will follow up and give you the exact time. On the 14th of September, West Goldware Neighbourhood Association will join at 5pm on the day of the conference call. The next Powderly Neighborhood Association will join Henry Crumpton Rex Center at 5 p.m. in 30 minutes. It is on Gloria Road. Do you have any other requests?

Madam President, may we ask for 36 more questions? I feel that they can do it like D'Angelo when there are some problems. Thank you.

Is that a lie? Yes, it is a lie.

Let everyone who has the right to say so. Everyone is against the lie. It will be revoked. Okay.

Make it clear that it is a general hearing for that particular case. I have lost the vote. October 20, 2026. We are ready to vote. Yes.

Council Angam or Queen?

Yes. Outside. Council Angam Votes.

I want to end that vote. Okay.

Thank you. That public hearing is scheduled for October 20, 2026. Yes. I forgot something in my notes. Okay. Go ahead.

I would like to inform the friends and family of Richard Drake about my visit.

Um, I know that I knew Mr. Drake as the president of East Lake Island. Um, he arrived in this weekend. Also, Coach Drake was a long-time golf expert at Philips Academy. Um. Yes, yes. I was surprised. Um. Do you know, he was a long-time referee of the NCAA and football. And... Our society is at a great loss. I would like to thank my friends and family again for their support. Thank you, Council Clinton. Yes. Okay. At this time, we are ready to receive the Speaker List Community to Mr. Clerk. And it should be Walter Floyd. Walter Floyd. Suprabatham, Mr. Floyd. Suprabatham Council.

7th Avenue, South 35,222. Mayor White and I are here for a national discussion. A direct one. A national discussion about his presidency. I hope that he will allow us to discuss what is happening in Birmingham. I am not satisfied with his response. I don't think he has given me the time he needs. So, I want to hear what I have to say and decide on the Birmingham city. Thank you. Thank you. Next speaker.

Thank you. At this time, I would like to thank the councillors, Officer Pinkert, Wesley, Tarant, and our fire inspectors, Inspector Griggs and Shah. This time, within a second, we will make a change. Secondly, I would like to thank everyone who is here.