D's Tamales To Go applies for restaurant liquor license
Restaurant liquor licenses shape neighborhood character and drinking options. D's Tamales To Go seeks approval to serve alcohol at 2012 Magnolia Avenue S.
Restaurant liquor licenses shape neighborhood character and drinking options. D's Tamales To Go seeks approval to serve alcohol at 2012 Magnolia Avenue S.
Saddles Blazin LLC is approved to serve beer and wine at its Blaze Pizza location on Arrington Boulevard—a routine licensing decision that expands the restaurant's service options.
The Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Alabama is allowed to install four outdoor banners on city property. This sets a precedent for how religious and nonprofit organizations can use public space for signage.
Steel Dynamics Columbus LLC seeks a scrap metal processor license for a facility at 3700 14th Avenue North. Council will hear arguments for and against the license, which affects local zoning, air/noise impacts, and industrial operations in the area.
CH Avondale LLC seeks approval to serve alcohol at a new restaurant location in Avondale. License approval affects neighborhood foot traffic, operating hours, and local dining options.
Tre Luna Catering's application for a Special Retail Liquor License 160 allows alcohol sales at their business on 10th Avenue South. Public interest in liquor licensing centers on local business operations and neighborhood commercial activity.
The 3 Brother's, Inc. gains permission to sell beer and wine at the Citgo Food Mart on East Lake Boulevard. Neighbors and residents can now see who holds the license and where alcohol sales will occur in their area.
Saigon Noodle House on Highway 280 is applying to serve beer and wine. The city is accepting public comment on this license application.
Union Investments LLC moves a lounge liquor license to the bar at 2320 1st Avenue North. Public hearing held; license status determines bar operations.
Clarifies the legal record of Skky Inc.'s business license revocation to ensure the city's action is properly documented and enforceable.
Aiya LLC can now sell beer and wine at the Valley Shell location. This expands beverage sales options in the area.
City will hold a public hearing to decide whether to revoke the business and liquor licenses for Skky Lounge at 1928 11th Avenue South, and may rescind prior resolutions tied to the establishment.
The city is considering whether to shut down Skky Lounge at 1928 11th Avenue South over unspecified violations. A public hearing gives residents and the business a chance to be heard before a final decision.
Council will hear arguments on whether Skky Lounge at 1928 11th Avenue South should lose its business license. The outcome determines whether the bar can continue operating.
Orchestra Property Management gains permission to install an illuminated sign in public right of way. Residents may notice new signage on the sidewalk at this downtown location.
Restaurant liquor licenses affect neighborhood traffic, parking, and safety. This hearing allows community input on OLB Enterprises' plan to serve alcohol at 1701 Morris Avenue.
Fixes a clerical error on Urban Cookhouse's 2017 liquor license, allowing the business at 1801 5th Avenue North to operate legally without interruption.
Brat Brot restaurant at 2910 6th Avenue South is applying to serve beer, wine, and spirits. Council will hear from neighbors and interested parties before deciding whether to approve the license.
City will hold a public hearing November 7, 2017 to decide whether to revoke the business license for The Onyx of Birmingham at 615 8th Avenue West. The outcome may affect the business's operation and public safety in the area.