Rezoning of 3849 Clairmont Avenue for boutique antique store
Birmingham
Summary
Jeff & Amy Smith want to rezone 3849 Clairmont Avenue from R-6 to mixed-use low to open a boutique antique store. The Zoning Advisory Committee didn't recommend it, but the Council set a June 2 public hearing so residents can weigh in.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
The applicant property owners and shoppers seeking new local retail.
Nearby residents who oppose commercial activity in the R-6 district may object at the hearing.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council (Regular) - Jun 2, 2026
Jeff and Amy Smith wanted their Clairmont Avenue property rezoned from multi-family to mixed-use low so they could open a boutique antique store. The Council said no, 6-3, keeping the R-6 multiple dwelling zoning in place.
City Council (Regular) - Apr 21, 2026
Jeff & Amy Smith want to rezone 3849 Clairmont Avenue from R-6 to mixed-use low to open a boutique antique store. The Zoning Advisory Committee didn't recommend it, but the Council set a June 2 public hearing so residents can weigh in.
Related development
3849 Clairmont Avenue rezoning (ZAC2026-00003)
If approved, a commercial antique store would operate in what is currently a multiple-dwelling district on Clairmont Avenue.
Boutique antique store rezone, 3849 Clairmont Avenue
The Clairmont Avenue property stays multi-family zoned, so the antique store cannot open there as proposed.
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