Taste of Soul: Special events retail license approved for Birmingham Urban Leagu
Allows Birmingham Urban League to sell food and beverages at the Taste of Soul event on October 27, supporting a community celebration and the organization's programs.
Allows Birmingham Urban League to sell food and beverages at the Taste of Soul event on October 27, supporting a community celebration and the organization's programs.
Ebonieyez Entertainment LLC gets City approval to operate a lounge with retail liquor sales at 1521 3rd Avenue West. License grants alcohol retail authority in that location.
Smoke City Markets at 209 Pratt Highway gains permission to sell beer and wine for off-site consumption, expanding retail options in the area.
Manakamana, Inc. is approved to sell beer and wine at Friendly Market on 1st Avenue South. This determines what beverages the store can legally sell.
8 Seconds LLC seeks a Class II Club Liquor License for its venue at 2824 5th Avenue South, Suite B. The item was tabled, meaning no vote occurred and the application remains pending.
Ebonieyez Entertainment LLC received approval to operate a lounge-class liquor retail establishment at 1521 3rd Avenue West. New alcohol retail licenses affect local neighborhood commerce and licensing compliance.
Council will hear public input on whether to grant a Club Liquor Class II license to 8 Seconds LLC for a venue on 5th Avenue South. This determines what alcohol can be served and consumed at the location.
Transfer of retail liquor license for a lounge at 1518 Pearson Avenue S.W. requires Council approval and public hearing before the license can move to the new operator.
Ensley Seafood Five Points LLC is applying to sell beer and wine at 3100 Ensley Avenue. The decision will determine whether alcohol sales are permitted at this location.
Graymont Foodmart (734 Graymont Avenue West) gains permission to sell packaged beer and wine, expanding retail options in the area.
Crest Fuel seeks to transfer an off-premise beer license to the Five Mile Citgo convenience store at 401 Azalea Way. Public hearing on the application allows neighbors and interested parties to weigh in on the license transfer.
Council will hear the application from Pranzo Pronto LLC to serve beer and wine at their restaurant location. Public hearing allows residents to weigh in on the license approval.
Changes to contractor licensing fees may affect the cost of doing business for builders, concrete specialists, and general contractors in Birmingham, potentially influencing project pricing for residential and commercial work.
City Council will decide whether to allow K & N Foodmart at 345 6th Avenue S.W. to sell beer and wine. The decision follows a public hearing where neighbors and other interested parties can voice support or concerns.
Ira Thomas Lucas, Jr. seeks a Lounge Retail Liquor Class I license for Side Effects on 2nd Avenue North. Public hearing allows neighbors and residents to comment on the license before approval.
Restaurant liquor license transfer approved for Buck Mulligan's at 2011 Highland Avenue South. License allows the business to serve alcohol on premises.
Host International seeks permission to sell beer and wine at The Local Rustic Market on Airport Highway. City will hold a public hearing on the application.
Council will decide whether to grant FK Enterprises a license to sell beer and wine at this Carraway Boulevard location. This allows the business to operate as a retailer in the neighborhood.
Woodlawn Cycle Café at 5530 1st Avenue South now approved to serve beer and wine on-site, expanding neighborhood dining options.
Event Concessions Inc. is approved to run food and beverage sales at a Day of the Dead celebration on November 2 at 1st Avenue South, bringing a cultural event to downtown.