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Aug 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Vestavia Hills Planning and Zoning Commission Agenda
The document outlines the agenda for the upcoming meeting, focusing on a request for final plat approval to subdivide land for the Brayfield Residential Phase III project. It also incorporates minutes from the previous session, during which the commission reviewed and approved several final plat applications for commercial and residential developments, including lot splits, lot combinations, and a roadway dedication.
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The Board of Zoning Adjustment discussed several variance requests. Approvals were granted for a variance extension at 2126 Shades Avenue, a front setback variance for a shed at 2959 Wisteria Drive, and a parking variance to facilitate a church use at 100 Olde Towne Road. A request for a rear setback variance at 3919 Westminster Lane to construct a covered patio was denied after the Board determined no sufficient hardship was presented.
Feb 10, 2022·BoardMeeting
Board
City Of Vestavia Hills Town Hall Meeting
The town hall meeting focused on a proposed private mixed-use development known as 'The Bray,' located in the Liberty Park area. Key discussion topics included the anticipated impact on local school capacity, specifically regarding elementary school enrollment projections and the developer's commitment to providing an elementary school site. Additionally, the meeting addressed traffic management during construction, police and fire department resource allocation, the city's achievement of ISO 1 fire protection status, and the proposed connectivity of sidewalk and trail systems within the development.
Jan 31, 2022·StrategicPlan
Board
Liberty Park Joint Venture Master Plan 2020-2045
This master development plan outlines the transformation of Liberty Park, moving from a regional mall concept to a traditional neighborhood-scaled town center. It prioritizes creating a vibrant, walkable community with a diverse mix of residential offerings, a luxury hotel, retail, office spaces, medical facilities, and significant public green spaces. The plan aims to serve as an economic engine for the City of Vestavia Hills and its school system over a 25-year period, projecting substantial revenue generation and including the donation of a new elementary school site, while also enhancing community connectivity and quality of life.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
