Council would authorize a commercial property to install drainage infrastructure in the public right-of-way. The agreement allows equipment projection from the building exterior for the new residential and retail development.
Would allow a projecting blade sign on the building exterior at 2129 2nd Avenue North. The sign would extend into public right-of-way to mark a new residential and retail space.
If approved, would allow Theodore By Tre Luna, LLC to install a fenced courtyard (fence, gates, concrete pad) on public right-of-way behind 3211 2nd Avenue South. Sets terms for private use of city land.
Would allow Urban Beverage 3, LLC to install a projecting flag sign on the public right of way for a new bar and lounge. If approved, the sign would be subject to city encroachment license terms and maintenance standards.
Would allow Lakeshore Station to renovate a sign monument in the Milan Court public right-of-way. The encroachment license permits the structure to remain in the median.
City grants U.S. Coast Guard permission to keep existing fence and concrete structure on public right-of-way. This formalizes the arrangement and clarifies property rights.
Rim Halal Food LLC gains a Lounge Retail Liquor Class II license for Happy Hour Liquor Store at 4120 Messer Airport Highway, Suite B. This retail license allows alcohol sales at the location.
Council will vote on whether to grant a lounge liquor license for BoomBox at 2012 Magnolia Avenue South. Public hearing held for community input on the application.
College keeps existing wrought iron fence and concrete column that extend into public right-of-way. A license formalizes the arrangement and clarifies city liability.
Skyward Holdings is applying to transfer a Special Retail Liquor License to The Heights 218 in Smithfield. Public hearing will determine whether the license transfer is approved.
TBG Southtown Senior housing project gets approval to install a blade sign on public right-of-way, helping with building visibility and wayfinding for residents and visitors.
Private company allowed to build ADA ramps and stairs on city right-of-way to improve property access. License grants temporary use of public land for accessibility improvements.
Quick Stop at 803 24th Avenue NW gains permission to sell beer and wine, expanding retail alcohol availability in the neighborhood.
Icon Birmingham (2012 Magnolia Ave S) is cleared to serve liquor as a retail lounge, pending any public objections heard during the licensing process.
Lets the World Dodgeball Association operate events or programs in Birmingham under a licensing agreement.
Local dental business can install blade sign on public right-of-way for marketing and street beautification.
Tulip BHM Hospitality gains permission to serve alcohol at the hotel restaurant on Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North.
The Black Hole Hookah Bar and Lounge seeks approval to serve alcohol at its downtown location. Liquor licenses require council review to ensure compliance with city regulations and community standards.
Council will hear the application for a liquor lounge license at 2417 Avenue C. This determines whether the venue can legally serve alcohol in your neighborhood.
Mobile will decide whether Everbliss Senior Solutions can operate a shuttle service under a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity—a new transportation option that could affect senior mobility and paratransit access citywide.