Dillard's Chophouse Uptown, LLC receives approval to serve beer, wine, and spirits at its new location in Uptown. The license authorizes alcohol sales at the restaurant.
Bad Az Taco Co. seeks a restaurant retail liquor license for Salud Taqueria on 2nd Avenue North. The license approval allows the business to serve beer, wine, and spirits at the location.
DBH Birmingham Concessions gains permission to sell liquor at the Birmingham Barons ballpark. The license allows expanded beverage service at the downtown sports venue.
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.
Ethan Hubbell gets permission to hold a 3.5-hour event at 2301 Airport Boulevard in District 5 with noise levels above city limits on February 8, 6:00–9:30 p.m.
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.
City will adopt Tolemi's BuildingBlocks software for managing municipal properties and operations. Improves internal asset tracking and maintenance workflows.
Café IZ gains approval to sell food and beverages at the ArtBlink 2024 event at 2000 6th Avenue South.
Melvin Showers, Jr. can hold an event at The Grounds in District 7 with extended noise allowances from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. that day — neighbors should expect louder activity during that window.
Bottles Up Mobile gets permission to sell alcohol at special events from its Battleship Parkway location. The approval moves to the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for final sign-off.
Holiday Inn at 3630 Springhill Memorial Dr. receives approval to serve alcohol in its restaurant, enabling on-premise beverage sales at this airport-area hotel.
Ashlyn Pierce gets permission to host an event at the historic Bragg-Mitchell Mansion (District 1) until 11 p.m. on May 3, exempting it from city noise rules for that evening.
New off-premises beer and wine retailer at 407 Dauphin Island Pkwy. Council recommendation to Alabama Beverage Control Board determines whether the business receives its license.
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.
Restaurant kitchen vent duct at 313–20th Street will now cross public right-of-way. Allows business operation to proceed; minimal impact on neighbors.
Approval would let India Bracey legally operate a taxi or ride service in Mobile. Public input on new transportation services helps ensure fair competition and consumer protection.