Pelham Housing Development Paused for Revisions

0:00Birmingham stories, making news on March 13th. A proposed housing development along State Park Road in Pellam, Alabama hit a pause during Thursday night's planning commission meeting. The developer, Harris Doyle Holmes, requested extra time to update their site plans after reviewing some fresh details. Mayor Rick Wash started the session by clarifying the process. The commission offers advice on rezoning requests, but the City Council holds the final authority. Members from the developer expressed optimism about the project fitting Pellam's needs. They highlighted their local building experience and confidence in delivering homes that locals would appreciate. The plans call for fewer than 200 homes, with average prices between $500,000 and $600,000. Commissioners granted the continuance, setting the revised proposal for the next meeting on April 28th, 2026 at 6pm. Residents can still share feedback as the rezoning moves ahead. The daily news now is made possible with support from our sponsor.

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