On the Agenda: Addie & Jacks Back in Front of City Commission

The Birmingham City Commission will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at .

Appointments:

• James Esshaki and Algirdas Vaitas will interview for two spots on the Advisory Parking Committee.

Consent Agenda:

All items listed on the consent agenda are considered to be routine and will be enacted by one motion and approved by a roll call vote. There will be no separate discussion of the items unless a commissioner or citizen so requests.

• Resolution awarding the 2012-13 public services contract for yard services and senior outreach services to the (BASCC) under the Community Development Block Grant Program. The contract totals $4,694. 
• Resolution approving the extension of the public services contract with BASCC for the purpose of the remainder of the 2010-11 Community Development Block Grant funds for the yard services and senior outreach services program.
• Resolution amending the fees at the to allow for event fees.

Unfinished Business:

• Resolution approving the purchase of one new Zamboni for $94,343.33 from Frank J. Zamboni & Co. The issue was to allow for a detailed cost analysis from the . 

New Business:

Addie & Jacks: The Birmingham City Commission will consider whether to approve the assignment of 's bistro license to Addie & Jacks, LCC. Papa Joe's first obtained the bistro license in 2007 with the hopes of opening Bistro Joe's, but is looking to bring in a new bistro concept with Addie & Jacks, conceived of by Tallulah and Bella Piatti owner Mindy Lopus.

In late July, the city . The most recent plans also includes a request to transfer the Class C liquor license to Addie & Jacks.

Wimbleton home demolition: The City Commission will vote Monday night to demolish a home at 187 Wimbleton. On June 11, commissioners condemned the structure — an unfinished home that has been left in a state of construction for several years — and ordered the owner to repair or demolish it within 60 days. The home has not since been repaired or demolished.

DuPont agreement: Commissioners will decide whether to approved an amended claim resolution agreement from DuPont. DuPont is paying the city almost $200,000 to replace several trees at the city's golf courses, after DuPont sprayed them with the herbicide Imprelis.

Setting public hearing for sidewalk installation: Commissioners will set a public hearing of necessity for Sept. 24 for the installation of sidewalk streetscapes along Pierce and Merrill.