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Go Gle Maps 1 55Th Pl N PARCEL ID: 012300214005006000 SOURCE: TAX ASSESOR RECORDS TAX YEAR: 2019 DATE: Monday, June 21, 2021 3:30:42 PM OWNER: MAIN STREET BIRMINGHAM INC ADDRESS: PO BOX 320637 CITY/STATE: BIRMINGHAM AL ZIP+4: 35232 SITE ADDR: 5 55TH PL S CITY/STATE: BHAM, AL ZIP: 35212 LAND: $5,600.00 BLDG: $111,300.00 OTHER: $0.00 AREA: 3,325.78 ACRES: 0.08 SUBDIVISION INFORMATION: NAME HOOD JOHN T 23-21-4 BLOCK: 1 LOT: 1-3 Section: 21-17-2W Land Slide Zones: Not in Land Slide Zones Historic Districts: Woodlawn Business District; Woodlawn Commercial Revitalization District: Woodlawn Fire District: Not in Fire District Flood Zones: Not in Flood Zones Tax Increment Financing District: Not in Tax Increment Financing District Neighborhoods: Woodlawn (2104) Communities: Woodlawn (21) Council Districts: District - 4 (Councilor: William Parker) Zoning Outline: CB2 Demolition Quadrants: DEM Quadrant - 4 Impaired Watersheds: Impaired Watershed - Upper Village Creek Strategic Opportunity Area: In Strategic Opportunity Area RISE Focus Area: In RISE Focus Area Tax Delinquent Property: Not in Tax Delinquent Property EPA Superfund: Not in EPA Superfund Opportunity Zones: In Opportunity Zones Judicial Boundaries: JEFFERSON Parcel mapping and description information is obtained from the Jefferson County Tax Assessor's Office. 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OFF-STREET MUNICPIAL PARKINGSl-lOWN ON DRAWING BUT NOT INCLUDED IN TABULAR SUMMARY FOR ON-STREETPARKING. 3. UNMARKED SPACES INCLUDE PARKING STALLS WHERE STRIPING NOR SIGNAGEWAS PRESENT. BllT WAS OCCUPIED BY VEHICLES. GRAPHlC SCALE i i (INJ'EE'i') 1 ineh - 100 fL EXB PARKING SUPPLY OCCUPIED SPACES ON-STREETPARKING LOCATION '� 2½_M!NWALK SMINWf,LK MIN WALK MINWALK 10AM 2PM 6PM 10AM 2PM 6PM 55TH PL.ACENORTH (1ST AVE N & 1ST AVES) 1ST AVENUE NORTH (55THPL N & 56TH ST S) 1ST AVENUE NORTH ($5THPLN&55nlSTN} 55TH PLACE NORTH (1ST AVE N& GEORGIA RO) 1ST AVENUE NORTH {511THST S & 5TH ST N) 1ST AVENUE NORTH (55TH ST N& 54THST N) TOTA.LS VACANT SPACES PARKING SUPPLY ON-STREET PARKING LOCATION '� 2)liMINWALK 5MlNWAI...K MIN WALK MINWAl.K 10AM 2PM 6PM 10AM 2PM 11PM 55TH PLACE NORTH (1ST AVE N & 1ST AVE S) f­ 1ST AVENUE NORTH z (55TH PL N & 56TH ST S) c2 1 ST AVENUE NORTH ::::, <( (55TH PL N & 55TH ST NJ 55THPLACE. NORTH (1ST AVE N & GEORGIA RO) D'.� <(i 1ST AVENUE NORTH {56TH ST S & 57H ST N) z -:f. <( :i 1ST AVENUE.NORTH (!)"' (55THST N & S4TH ST N) 14 ,, UJ z > � 39 22 � ai ::::, ...J Cl) 2).;MINUTE WALK 5 MINUTE WALK NOTES: 1. PARKING COUNT ANALYSIS WAS CONDUCTED ON MAY 19,2021 ANO JUNE 15, :,021 TO PROV10E THE AVERAGE P.-.RKtNGSUPPLY 2.>HY FRACTIONAL PARKING SUPPLY CA.LCULTEOWHEN PRODUCING THE AVEAAGE.ANAL YSISW� ROUNDED TO 'THE HIGHEST WHOLE NUMBER. 2. ALL DISTANCESARE LESS THAN OR EUAL TO A 1320 FOOT WALKING DISTANCEFROMJHE SUBJECT PROPERTY 3. OFF-STREET MUNICPIAL PARKING SHOWN ON ORAWING BUT NOT INCLUDED IN TABULAR SUMMARY FOR ON-STREET PARKiNG. 4. UNMARKED SPACES INCLUDE PARKING STALLS WHERE STRIPING NOR GRAPHJC SCALE SIG NA GE WAS PRESENT, BUT WAS OCCUPIED BY VEHICLES. I ( Dl rEtT) l lneh a 100 fL EXB PARCEL ID: 012300012003001000 SOURCE: TAX ASSESOR RECORDS TAX YEAR: 2019 DATE: Monday, June 21, 2021 3:51:50 PM OWNER: MCLEOD PROPERTIES ADDRESS: 1196 DAVIS PL NW CITY/STATE: ATLANTA GA ZIP+4: 30318--7516 SITE ADDR: 9147 PARKWAY EAST CITY/STATE: BIRMINGHAM, AL ZIP: 35206 LAND: $323,100.00 BLDG: $308,300.00 AREA: 26,924.40 . ACRES: 0.62 SUBDIVISION INFORMATION: NAME EUBANK ADD-ROE 13-36-4 BLOCK: LOT: Section: 1-17-2W Land Slide Zones: Not in Land Slide Zones Historic Districts: Not in Historic Districts Commercial Revitalization District: Roebuck Fire District: Not in Fire District Flood Zones: Not in Flood Zones Tax Increment Financing District: Not in Tax Increment Financing District Neighborhoods: South Roebuck (1502) Communities: Roebuck-South East Lake (15) Council Districts: District - 2 (Councilor: Hunter Williams) Zoning .Outline: MUH Demolition Quadrants: DEM Quadrant - 4 Impaired Watersheds: Impaired Watershed - Upper Village Creek Strategic Opportunity Area: Not in Strategic Opportunity Area RISE Focus Area: In RISE Focus Area Tax Delinquent Property: Not in Tax Delinquent Property EPA Superfund: Not in EPA Superfund Opportunity Zones: In Opportunity Zones Judicial Boundaries: JEFFERSON Parcel mapping and description information is obtained from the Jefferson County Tax Assessor's Office. This site does not provide real-time information and may contain errors. All data should be verified with the official source. The City of Birmingham makes no warranty as to the accurac of the data and assumes no resoonsibilit for an errors. Data from the Tax Assessor's Office ma not be available for all arcels. PARCEL ID: 012900101005009000 SOURCE: TAX ASSESOR RECORDS TAX YEAR: 2019 DATE: Tuesday, June 22, 2021 10:08:25 AM OWNER: ROCKY HEIGHTS PROPERTIES LLC ADDRESS: 222 6TH AVE SW CITY/STATE: BIRMINGHAM AL ZIP+4: 35211 SITE ADDR: 200 6TH AVE SW CITY/STATE: BHAM, AL ZIP: 35211 LAND: $394,700.00 BLDG: $1,042,800.00 OTHER: $0.00 AREA: 290,585.32 ACRES: 6.67 SUBDIVISION INFORMATION: NAME CARVER PL-PT B 1 29-10-1 BLOCK: LOT: A Section: 10-18-3W Land Slide Zones: Not in Land Slide Zones Historic Districts: Not in Historic Districts Commercial Revitalization District: Not in Commercial Revitalization District Fire District: Not in Fire District Flood Zones: Not in Flood Zones Tax Increment Financing District: Not in Tax Increment Financing District Neighborhoods: No Titusville (1901) Communities: Titusville (19) Council Districts: District - 6 (Councilor: Crystal Smitherman) Zoning Outline: 11 ·Demolition Quadrants: DEM Quadrant - 1 Impaired Watersheds: Not in Impaired Watersheds Strategic Opportunity Area: In Strategic Opportunity Area RISE Focus Area: In RISE Focus Area Tax Delinquent Property: Not in Tax Delinquent Property EPA Superfund: Not in EPA Superfund Opportunity Zones: Not in Opportunity Zones Judicial Boundaries: JEFFERSON Parcel mapping and description information is obtained from the Jefferson County Tax Assessor's Office. This site does not provide real-time information and may contain errors. All data should be verified with the official source. The City of Birmingham makes no warranty as to the accurac of the data and assumes no resoonsibilitv for an errors. Data from the Tax Assessor's Office ma not be available for all oarcels. PARCEL ID: 012200253013001000 SOURCE: TAX ASSESOR RECORDS TAX YEAR: 2019 DATE: Monday, June 28, 2021 10:30:35 AM OWNER: BHAM JEFFERSON CIVIC CENTER ET ADDRESS: 2100 RICHARD ARRINGTON JR BLVD CITY/STATE: BIRMINGHAM AL ZIP+4: 35203--1102 SITE ADDR: 2100 RICHARD ARRINGTON JR BLVD CITY/STATE: BHAM, AL ZIP: 35203 LAND: $36,590,400.00 BLDG: $0.00 OTHER: $0.00 AREA: 867,340.18 ACRES: 19.91 SUBDIVISION INFORMATION: NAME BLOCK: 621 LOT: Section: 25-17-3W; 26-17-3W Land Slide Zones: Not in Land Slide Zones Historic Districts: Not in Historic Districts Commercial Revitalization District: Cultural District Fire District: In Fire District Flood Zones: Not in Flood Zones Tax Increment Financing District: In Tax Increment Financing District Neighborhoods: Druid Hills (1202) Communities: Northside (12) Council Districts: District - 5 (Councilor: Darrell O'Quinn) Zoning Outline: M1; B2 Demolition Quadrants: DEM Quadrant - 3 Impaired Watersheds: Not in Impaired Watersheds Strategic Opportunity Area: Not in Strategic Opportunity Area RISE Focus Area: In RISE Focus Area Tax Delinquent Property: Not in Tax Delinquent Property EPA Superfund: Not in EPA Superfund Opportunity Zones: In Opportunity Zones Judicial Boundaries: JEFFERSON Parcel mapping and description information is obtained from the Jefferson County Tax Assessor's Office. This site does not provide real-tim information and may contain errors. All data should be verified with the official source. The City of Birmingham makes no warranty as to the accurac of the data nd assume no res onsibili for an errors.
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