City approves right-of-way license for UAB expansion
University of Alabama at Birmingham gains access to city right-of-way for campus or infrastructure use. The specific project scope and neighborhood impact are unclear from the agenda title.
University of Alabama at Birmingham gains access to city right-of-way for campus or infrastructure use. The specific project scope and neighborhood impact are unclear from the agenda title.
Property at 2205 3rd Avenue gets approval to place doors, awnings, and signage on public right-of-way during renovation. Allows business to upgrade storefront appearance.
Speedway seeks permission to sell beer and wine at its convenience store on Finley Boulevard. The decision affects retail operations and local alcohol licensing in that area.
A new beer and wine retailer seeks approval to operate at 1313 - 14th Avenue North. If approved, the business may begin selling alcohol for off-premise consumption in the neighborhood.
Cafe IZ can now operate a retail food and beverage stand at the ArtBlink 2024 event on the 1st and 2nd floors of 2000 6th Avenue South.
Council approved a retail liquor license for a new restaurant on 7th Avenue South in Birmingham, allowing The Mayor Lakeview, LLC to serve alcohol at the location.
Café IZ gains approval to sell food and beverages at the ArtBlink 2024 event at 2000 6th Avenue South.
City will adopt Tolemi's BuildingBlocks software for managing municipal properties and operations. Improves internal asset tracking and maintenance workflows.
Restaurant kitchen vent duct at 313–20th Street will now cross public right-of-way. Allows business operation to proceed; minimal impact on neighbors.
A private developer gets permission to install canopies and signage on public right-of-way at a Midtown location. This may affect pedestrian access or visual character on that street.
Emerald Lounge can now legally serve alcohol as a lounge at this location. Class I licenses allow beer, wine, and spirits sales for on-premises consumption.
Off-premise beer and wine sales at 1525 Finley Boulevard require City Council approval. The company's application will be heard and decided at this meeting.
Council will hold a public hearing on S & A Investment LLC's request to operate a lounge retail liquor license at The Late Rollers Package Store on 3rd Avenue West. Interested residents can testify for or against the license.
S & A Investment LLC seeks a Lounge Retail Liquor Class II license for The Late Rollers Package Store at 1101 3rd Avenue West. The council will hear from interested parties before deciding whether to approve the license.
Jacob Alliance LLC seeks to transfer a beer and wine license to the location at 1904 – 11th Avenue South. Public hearing held to receive input from interested parties.
ESQ Birmingham LLC receives permission to serve beer, wine, and spirits at its new location on Summit Boulevard. The restaurant can now operate with full beverage service.
Brothers Food Mart at 6–2nd Avenue North seeks approval to transfer an existing off-premise beer and wine license to operate at that location.
Bosses Private Lounge receives a retail liquor license to operate a lounge at 201 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard South in Midtown Birmingham.
Woodlawn Theatre Bham, LLC seeks permission to sell beer, wine, or spirits at its venue. Public hearing will determine whether the license is granted.
The Garage Birmingham, LLC seeks to transfer a restaurant retail liquor license to operate at 2304 10th Terrace South. City Council must approve the transfer and hear public testimony on the application.