The Following List Was Compiled to Show the Variety of the Types of Uses Within the Microtransit Pilot Service Zone

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The Following List Was Compiled to Show the Variety of the Types of Uses Within the Microtransit Pilot Service Zone City of Birmingham BIRMINGHAM ON-DEMAND MICROTRANSIT PILOT Department of Transportation Services and Key Locations in the Service Zone The following list was compiled to show the variety of the types of uses within the Microtransit Pilot Service Zone. This list is a solid inventory of the services and locations that can be accessed with Birmingham On-Demand, but not an exhaustive compilation. Medical Facilities (24) Alabama Regional Medical Services Metro Health Center Birmingham VA Medical Center Children’s of Alabama and Clinics Cooper Green Mercy Health Services DaVita Dialysis Central DaVita Dialysis Red Mountain Fresenius Kidney Care Birmingham Central Fresenius Kidney Care Birmingham Metro Fresenius Kidney Care Birmingham West Fresenius Kidney Care Southside JBS Mental Health Authority Jefferson County Department of Health Jefferson County Medical Society Pediatrics PM Urgent Care Princeton Baptist Medical Center Quest Diagnostics Princeton St. Vincent’s Hospital and Clinics UAB Highlands Hospital UAB Kirklin Clinic UAB Medicine Urgent Care UAB Russell Clinic UAB University Hospital UAB Whitaker Clinic UAB Women & Infants Center Eye Care (7) Adams Eye Care Callahan Eye Clinic Morris Avenue Eye Care Now Vision Eye Care Schaeffer Eye Center 5 Points South (walking distance from zone) Schaeffer Eye Center 5 Points West (walking distance from zone) UAB Eye Center Skilled Nursing Facilities & Rehabilitation Facilities (4) Arlington Healthcare and Rehab Oak Knoll Health and Rehabilitation Princeton Towers UAB Spain Rehabilitation Dental Care (10) Birmingham Pediatric Dentistry (walking distance from zone) Cahaba Medical Care Dental Office Children’s of Alabama Dentistry Dental Wellness Center of Birmingham Downtown Family Dentistry As of 11.19.19 Page 1 City of Birmingham BIRMINGHAM ON-DEMAND MICROTRANSIT PILOT Department of Transportation Services and Key Locations in the Service Zone Dr. Shawn Burl Dentistry Genesis Pittman Dentistry Magic City Dentistry UAB Dentistry Student Clinic West Princeton Dental Clinic Pharmacies (8) Citizen Express Health Mart CVS Gibson Pharmacy Moore’s Pharmacy Peds Rx Pharmacy Publix Pharmacy at 20 Midtown Rite Aid Walgreens Colleges & Universities (3) Birmingham School of Law Birmingham Southern College University of Alabama at Birmingham Public Schools (8) Alabama School of Fine Arts Bush Hills Academy Bush K-8 School Parker High School Phillips Academy Princeton Elementary Ramsay High School Wilkerson Middle School Youth Centers & Recreation (2) Downtown YMCA YMCA Youth Center Libraries (5) Downtown Central Library Five Points West Library (walking distance from zone) Linn Henley Research Library Smithfield Library Southside Library Grocery & Convenience Stores (11) Bama Health Foods (walking distance from zone) Bush Quick Stop (walking distance from zone) Dollar General (x2, walking distance from zone) Elyton Meat Market Family Dollar (x2) Family Supermarket Harvest Market Downtown As of 11.19.19 Page 2 City of Birmingham BIRMINGHAM ON-DEMAND MICROTRANSIT PILOT Department of Transportation Services and Key Locations in the Service Zone Marino’s Market at Central Park Publix at 20 Midtown Vineyard Food Market Government Services (13) Birmingham Board of Education Birmingham City Hall Birmingham Housing Authority Birmingham Municipal Court Birmingham Police Department West Precinct (walking distance from zone) Birmingham Police Headquarters Jefferson County Courthouse Domestic Relations Jefferson County Main Courthouse Jefferson County Criminal Court Jefferson County Family Court Jefferson County Jail Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office Social Security Administration Community Services (9) Birmingham AIDS Outreach & Magic City Acceptance Center Brother Bryan Mission Firehouse Ministries Greater Birmingham Ministries (walking distance from zone) Jefferson County Committee for Economic Opportunity (JCCEO) Jessie’s Place Urban Impact Urban Ministry (walking distance from zone) YWCA First Light Shelter Transportation (1) Birmingham Intermodal Station (Amtrak, Max, MegaBus, Greyhound) Museums & Attractions (24) 16th Street Baptist Church Abroms-Engel Institute for Visual Arts Alabama Sports Hall of Fame Alabama Theater Alys Stephens Center B&A Warehouse Bill Harris Arena Birmingham Art Museum Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Birmingham Crossplex BJCC Arena & Convention Complex Boutwell Auditorium Carver Theater Greater Birmingham Visitors and Convention Bureau Jones Valley Teaching Farm Legion Field Lyric Theater As of 11.19.19 Page 3 City of Birmingham BIRMINGHAM ON-DEMAND MICROTRANSIT PILOT Department of Transportation Services and Key Locations in the Service Zone McWane Science Center Negro Southern League Baseball Museum Regions Field Rickwood Field Rotary Trail Uptown Entertainment District WorkPlay Parks (10) A.G. Gaston Park Brother Bryan Park East Thomas Park East Thomas Park Fairview Park Kelly Ingram Park Linn Park Marconi Park McClendon Park Railroad Park Post Offices (3) 5 Points South 5 Points West Downtown Barber Shops (6) Beards and Bangs Broom’s Barber Emanuel’s Etheridge Brothers (x2) Moore’s Styles Restaurants & Coffee Shops (52) 4 Seasons Bar & Grill Al’s Deli Applebee’s Applebee’s (walking distance from zone) Birmingham Breadworks Burger King Captain D’s Chick-fil-a Dread River Distilling Fife’s FILTER Coffee Parlor Fish Market Good People Brewing Green Acres Gus’s Hot Dogs Insomnia Cookies Iron City Pizza Company Jay Wings As of 11.19.19 Page 4 City of Birmingham BIRMINGHAM ON-DEMAND MICROTRANSIT PILOT Department of Transportation Services and Key Locations in the Service Zone Jim ‘N Nicks Bar-B-Q Jimmy John’s John’s City Diner Lena’s East of the Mississippi (walking distance from zone) Little Caesar’s Pizza Little Italy’s Pizza and Pints Lucy’s Coffee and Tea Magic City Grille McDonald’s Mellow Mushroom Momotaro Café New China Town Octane Coffee Paramount Pho Pho Vietnamese & Sushi Pizitz Food Hall Popeye’s Ranelli’s Red Cat Café Regions-Harbert Plaza Food Court Revelator Coffee Starbucks (x2) Subway Surin West Sweet Tea Taco Bell T-Bone’s Authentic Philly Style Cheesesteaks and Hoagies Ted’s Restaurant The Battery The Original Pancake House The Woolworth Urban Standard Coffee Waffle House Wings Plus Retail (10) 5 Points West Shopping Center (walking distance from zone) California Fashion Mall Charm on 2nd Hanna Antiques Mall JB’s House of Fashion Mike’s Fine Jewelry Redemptive Cycles Sojourns What’s on 2nd Yellowhammer Creative Banks & Credit Unions (13) America’s First Federal Credit Union APCO Employees Credit Union Avadian Credit Union BBVA As of 11.19.19 Page 5 City of Birmingham BIRMINGHAM ON-DEMAND MICROTRANSIT PILOT Department of Transportation Services and Key Locations in the Service Zone Birmingham City Credit Union Legacy Community Credit Union Regions Bank (x2) Renasant Bank ServisFirst Bank Synovus Bank Wells Fargo Wells Fargo (walking distance from zone) Hotels (20) Birmingham Inn Comfort Inn Courtyard Marriott Days Inn Elyton Hotel Fairfield Inn & Suites Home2Suites by Hilton Homewood Suites by Hilton Hotel Indigo (walking distance from zone) John Hand Club Hotel Kings Inn Birmingham Redmont Hotel Sheraton Southern Comfort Motel Springhill Suites by Marriott Tourway Inn Town Motel Tutwiler Hotel UAB Hilton Westin Places of Worship (48) 16th Street Baptist Church Bethel AME Church Rising Beulah Baptist Church Brown Memorial CME Bush Hills Church of Christ Cathedral Church of the Advent Catholic Center of Concern Catholic Diocese of Birmingham Church of the Highlands West Campus Church of the Reconciler Emanuel Temple COGIC Ephesus Seventh Day Adventists Fairview United Methodist Church First Baptist Church First Baptist East Thomas First Baptist Graymont First Congregational Christian First Ebenezer Baptist First Presbyterian Church First United Methodist Church As of 11.19.19 Page 6 City of Birmingham BIRMINGHAM ON-DEMAND MICROTRANSIT PILOT Department of Transportation Services and Key Locations in the Service Zone Highlands UMC Iron City Church Korean Baptist Church Metropolitan AME Church Mt. Zion Baptist East Thomas Mt. Zion Baptist Graymont Muhammad Mosque 69 New St. James Baptist Oak City Church Our Lady Queen Universe Sardis Baptist Church Sixth Street Peace Baptist South Highland Presbyterian Church Southside Baptist Church St. John AME Church St. John Episcopal St. Joseph MBC St. Mary’s on the Highlands St. Matthews AME St. Paul AME St. Paul AME Church Tabernacle Baptist Temple Beth-El (walking distance from zone) Temple Emanu-El (walking distance from zone) The Birmingham Islamic Center Thirgood Memorial CME Titusville AOH Church of God Trinity Baptist Business Centers (8) The following locations were identified as concentrations of office spaces – note that this is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all office space in the microtransit pilot service zone. 2 North 20th St. 420 20th St. 4th Avenue District BBVA Compass Tower Financial Center Innovation Depot John Hand Building Regions-Harbert Plaza As of 11.19.19 Page 7 .
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