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Revision as of 17:32, 20 March 2008
Century Park East was the name for the original commercial development of the 22-acre parcel on the northeast corner of the intersection of U. S. Highway 78 and Oporto-Madrid Boulevard in the Eastwood area. The northeast corner of the site is bounded by an offramp from I-20 East.
The Birmingham City Council rezoned the area from single-family residential to general business on May 18, 1976 over the objections of residents who claimed that drainage infrastructure in the area was already overburdened.
As planned, the development would consist of a multi-story office building near the intersection. East of the office building would be an automobile dealership, a motel and restaurant and an automobile service station.
References
- "Development plan for Eastwood area gets OK." (May 19, 1976) Birmingham News - accessed via Birmingham Public Library Digital Collections