Finley Shop Corporation: beer & wine license at 1920 Finley Ave
Off-premise beer and wine sales at this location require City approval. The public hearing allows neighbors and residents to comment on the license application before a final decision.
Off-premise beer and wine sales at this location require City approval. The public hearing allows neighbors and residents to comment on the license application before a final decision.
City Council will hear arguments for and against a new retail liquor license at 4414 4th Avenue South. Public input shapes whether the license is granted.
The city will hold a public hearing to decide whether to revoke the business license for Encore Ultra Lounge on 1st Avenue North. If revoked, the venue would be forced to close.
Kay's Event Center at 4414 4th Avenue South is seeking approval to sell alcohol. Council will hear testimony from the applicant and public before deciding whether to grant the license.
G & Y Food Mart LLC gains approval to sell beer and wine at 1901 33rd Avenue North. The license transfer allows the business to operate an off-premise alcohol sales location in the neighborhood.
Le Vi'an Grill and Bar LLC is seeking approval to sell alcohol at its location on Magnolia Avenue. Council will hear from the applicant and any neighbors or residents with concerns about the license.
City Council will hold a public hearing on Octane Coffee Company's application to serve alcohol at their location on Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North. Residents can comment on whether the license should be approved.
The business license for Encore Ultra Lounge at 1631 1st Avenue North could be revoked after an unspecified enforcement action. The public hearing will determine whether the establishment can continue operating.
REV Birmingham, Inc. receives permission to host the Food Truck Throwdown event at 1-55th Place North, bringing food vendors and activity to the neighborhood on April 28.
Event Concession, Inc. can now sell food and beverages at the Schaeffer Eye Center Crawfish Boil on May 4, 2013 along Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North.
Le Vi'an Grill and Bar LLC is seeking approval to sell alcohol at its location on Magnolia Avenue. Council will hear from the applicant and any neighbors or residents with concerns about the license.
Los Arcos VIII LLC gains permission to serve beer, wine, and liquor at its new restaurant location on Crestwood Boulevard. License approval allows the establishment to operate.
AKF Chevron LLC is approved to transfer and operate an off-premise beer and wine license at 4101 3rd Avenue South, allowing alcohol sales at the location.
Ovations Food Service gains approval to serve alcohol at 2100 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North (Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center). This enables beverage sales at the venue.
Off-premise beer and wine sales at 2435 Carraway Boulevard. City considers license transfer to F&S Food Mart LLC.
AJ Collins Enterprises can now serve alcohol at the Metro location on 2nd Avenue North, subject to approval of all interested parties at a public hearing.
Liquor license decision for event venue at 8605 1st Avenue North. Public hearing will allow residents to comment on the application.
GMRI, Inc. is applying to serve alcohol at the Seasons 52 restaurant. Council will hear from the applicant and public before voting on approval.
City funds licensed athletic trainers and materials for student-athlete safety during NCAA Division II Winter Fest event held in Birmingham.
St. Mark's can host the Feast of Saint Mark Italian Food Festival on April 27 at 7340 Cahaba Valley Road. The event requires a special license.