City seeks "World Trade Center" license from international association
Designation could boost Birmingham's global trade profile and attract international business. Item deferred one week per Mayor's Office.
Designation could boost Birmingham's global trade profile and attract international business. Item deferred one week per Mayor's Office.
A new lounge liquor license would bring alcohol service to downtown. Public hearing allows neighbors and residents to comment on the application.
PFJ Southeast LLC is seeking to transfer an off-premise beer and wine license to the Pilot Travel Center at 224 Daniel Payne Drive. Council will hold a public hearing to consider the application and hear community concerns about the license.
Gaining "World Trade Center" status could attract international trade activity and business investment to Birmingham. The designation helps position the city as a global commerce hub.
Preschool Partners Foundation can host its Food Truck Round Up fundraiser at 309 Summit Boulevard on May 6, 2017.
New off-premise alcohol retailer opens at 3000 12th Avenue North, allowing beer and wine sales from the location.
Pilot Travel Center at 901 Bankhead Highway West would gain an off-premise beer and wine license, expanding alcohol sales in the area. Public hearing will allow community input on the application.
WOB 1 Acquisitions LLC and operator Syedi Amir Hussain Shah face a tax debt for unpaid sales taxes. The assessment clarifies the responsible party and amount owed.
Mexican Trojas, Inc. is seeking approval to serve alcohol at Las Trojas Mexican Cantina on Highway 280. The city is holding a public hearing to allow residents to comment on the license application.
Veronica Armstrong Jenkins seeks approval to operate a lounge retail liquor license at Bravo Bar and Grill. The public hearing allows residents to weigh in on whether the establishment meets licensing standards.
Restaurants and sandwich shops may pay different license fees depending on how the city now classifies their business type. The fee changes could affect startup costs for new food service businesses.
A new lounge liquor license would bring alcohol service to downtown. Public hearing allows neighbors and residents to comment on the application.
Veronica Armstrong Jenkins is seeking approval to serve liquor at Bravo Bar and Grill on 3rd Avenue West. Public hearing will determine if the lounge meets city standards for neighborhood impact, safety, and compliance.
City Council will hear Iron City Development's application for a combined on- and off-premise alcohol retail license in downtown Birmingham. The decision affects neighborhood character and entertainment options in the 3rd Avenue corridor.
Administrative correction updating the licensed location of Abhi's restaurant from Suite 104 to the Summit Boulevard address, allowing the business to operate under the corrected address.
Empire Hospitality LLC is applying for a lounge retail liquor license at 1928 1st Avenue North. Council will hear the application and decide whether to grant the license.
City corrects the official address on The Blue Monkey Lounge's liquor license from 1318 Cobb Lane South to ensure the license matches the actual location.
Amends the special retail liquor license for Host International's food and beverage operations in airport concourses. The change affects what can be sold and where in airport terminals.
Events @ Haven receives permission to operate a special retail business at 2515 6th Avenue South. The license decision is now final pending any post-approval regulatory compliance.
Sainju LLC seeks approval to serve alcohol at Abhi's restaurant downtown. Public input is being heard on the license application.