Beer and wine license transfer approved for Airport Mini Mart
AAHIL LLC gains off-premise beer and wine sales rights at 4010 Messer Airport Highway. Local businesses seeking liquor licenses require council approval.
AAHIL LLC gains off-premise beer and wine sales rights at 4010 Messer Airport Highway. Local businesses seeking liquor licenses require council approval.
Aliza LLC gains approval to operate a lounge-class liquor retail license at 4010 Messer Airport Highway. This allows the business to sell beer, wine, and spirits for off-premises consumption.
City council will hold a hearing to decide whether to revoke the business license for Continental Ballroom at 89 Robert Jemison Rd. The outcome determines whether the venue can continue operating.
City Council is rescheduling a hearing to decide whether to revoke the business license for Foxx Trap, a venue at 400 2nd Avenue. The new date gives the business and public another chance to weigh in on whether the license should remain suspended or permanently canceled.
City council will hold a hearing to decide whether to revoke the business license for Continental Ballroom at 89 Robert Jemison Rd. The outcome determines whether the venue can continue operating.
Melt Food Truck LLC is applying for a liquor license to serve alcohol at its location on 4th Avenue South. Public hearing will determine whether the restaurant meets city licensing requirements.
L.I.P. LLC is applying to serve beer, wine, and/or spirits at a new restaurant location on 11th Avenue South. City Council will vote on whether to grant the license after hearing from the public.
Foxx Trap's business license is under threat of revocation; a rescheduled public hearing on May 6, 2014 will determine whether the bar at 400 2nd Avenue N can continue operating.
Tin Roof Acquisition Company receives permission to hold a two-day concert event on 7th Avenue South. This is a routine licensing decision for a scheduled public event.
Bar Hops LLC can serve alcohol at the April 22–27 Birmingham Fashion Week event on 2nd Avenue South. The special license allows this one-time food and beverage operation for the public gathering.
City Council will hear public evidence on whether to shut down the business at 400 2nd Avenue N. The outcome determines if Jerome Cunningham can continue operating.
The city is moving to shut down Castro's Promotion, Inc. (Continental Ballroom/Club Continental) at 89 Robert Jemison Rd. A public hearing will determine whether the business license is revoked.
A public hearing will determine whether Stop Entertainment at 2822 Avenue I loses its business license. The outcome affects the business's legal right to operate in Birmingham.
Restaurant liquor license applications require City Council approval. This application for Jack Brown's at 2811 7th Avenue South will be considered after a public hearing where interested parties can comment.
Graham and Company gets permission to install and maintain guardrails on city right-of-way at 24th and 25th Street, likely improving traffic safety at that intersection.
Allows private concrete structures (columns and wall) in city right-of-way at 661 and 663 Idlewild Circle. Residents in the area may see private construction in the public space near these addresses.
New lounge serving alcohol at 4108–4110 Messer Airport Highway. Public hearing allows residents and interested parties to comment on the license application.
Civic Center Authority can install a lighted sign in public street space. The agreement defines maintenance responsibility and public access rights.
Merienda Lounge LLC gains approval to operate a retail lounge liquor license at 420 Richard Arrington Boulevard South, enabling alcohol service at the location.
Mugshots BJCC LLC seeks approval to serve beer, wine, and spirits at 2311 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North. License approval allows the restaurant to sell alcohol on premises.