Robert Soto gets permission to hold a louder event at Cathedral Square on August 23 (10 a.m.–4 p.m.) without violating noise rules. Neighbors in District 2 may experience elevated sound during that window.
Loretta Williams may hold an event from 2–9 p.m. in District 2 without noise-ordinance penalties. Neighbors in the area should expect increased sound levels that day.
Wendell Rankin's event at this District 2 address can proceed without Noise Ordinance restrictions on the approved date and time window.
Ethan Hubbell gets permission to make noise outside normal hours at his Airport Boulevard location on April 18. Neighbors in the area may experience louder activity than usual during this 4-hour window.
Mobile will consider whether to issue Crenshaw a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity, which authorizes her to operate a shuttle service. If approved, the service becomes available to residents and businesses needing ground transportation.
Council votes on whether to grant Carlos Dixon a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate a shuttle service in Mobile. Outcome determines if the new service can legally operate.
A new sedan-for-hire service operator gains regulatory approval to serve Mobile. Certificates of Public Convenience and Necessity ensure the city can oversee taxi and ride-hailing operations for public safety and fair competition.
Vicki Crawford gets permission to hold an event from 6–10 p.m. without noise ordinance restrictions in District 6. Neighbors may experience elevated noise levels that evening.
Allows Shop n Save at 1507 Springhill Ave to sell beer and table wine for off-premises consumption. Local retail liquor licensing affects neighborhood commercial activity and tax revenue.
A new shuttle service operator is requesting permission to operate in Mobile. The city will review whether public transportation needs and safety standards are met.
New shuttle service could expand transportation options for residents. Council will decide whether Crenshaw meets public convenience and safety standards.
A new sedan service operator is seeking city approval to operate. Council will hear the application and decide whether to grant the license.
City will decide whether to grant Carlos Dixon permission to operate a new shuttle service. Public comment welcome.
Leah Frances Johnson gets permission to hold a music or event at 1906 Spring Hill Avenue from 7–11 p.m. on May 17 without noise ordinance penalties. Neighbors in District 1 should expect elevated sound levels that night.
Angel Williams is seeking approval to operate a sedan taxi service in Mobile. The city must determine whether the service meets public need and safety standards before granting the license.
Bryson Mims gets a one-day permit to exceed noise limits at 1255 Spring Hill Avenue from noon to 9 p.m. on March 3. Neighbors in the area may experience louder activity than ordinance rules normally allow.
Council will decide whether to grant a shuttle service operator license. The outcome determines whether Crenshaw can legally operate the service in Mobile.
Andre Bend receives permission to hold a daytime event at Cathedral Square in District 2 without noise ordinance restrictions, April 19 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Council will decide whether to grant a new limousine operator a public convenience license to serve Mobile.
BB Q Chicken has been cleared to operate as a restaurant with beer, wine, and spirits service at 3962 Airport Blvd. The ABC Board's approval means the restaurant can now legally sell alcohol on premise.