Iron City Bar and Lounge seeks Lounge Retail Liquor license
Local bar at 4120 3rd Avenue South applying for liquor license. City Council hearing all interested parties on the application.
Local bar at 4120 3rd Avenue South applying for liquor license. City Council hearing all interested parties on the application.
Liquor licensing decision affects what types of alcohol can be served at this 1st Avenue North location. Public hearing allows neighbors and residents to comment on the application.
Murphy Oil USA, Inc. can now sell beer and wine at 121 Roebuck Plaza Drive. This expands alcohol retail in that area.
Found Objects, LLC receives approval to operate a lounge retail liquor establishment (Class I license) at 2205 2nd Avenue North. The license allows beer and wine service at the venue.
Business can install a 36-inch illuminated blade sign on public property. This is a routine commercial use permit.
A liquor license transfer application for a new retail location on Messer Airport Highway. Public hearing will allow neighbors and residents to weigh in on approval.
MAPCO Express is applying to sell beer and wine at its location on Finley Boulevard. Council will hear from the business and the public before deciding whether to grant the license.
Hemings Group's application for a Club Liquor Class II license at 1623 2nd Avenue North, Unit 106 moves toward approval. This allows the venue to serve alcohol under state and city regulations at that downtown location.
City approves advertising signs on public right-of-way near 20 Mid. F.F., LLC gets permission to install up to 20 blade signs to promote upcoming businesses in the area.
Business gets permission to install a blade sign on public right-of-way. Standard licensing arrangement with no direct impact on residents.
FM Birmingham, LLC and Express Oil Development, LLC get permission to install an advertising blade sign for an all-day café on city property. This is a routine licensing agreement that allows private use of public right-of-way space.
Troy A. Whetstone gets permission to install an advertising sign on city right-of-way to promote office space in a building at 70.
Remington Investment, LLC gains beer and wine license for the restaurant at 1909 11th Avenue South. Allows the business to serve alcohol with food.
David, LLC seeks to sell beer and wine at the Chevron station on 12th Avenue North. Council will hear the application and decide whether to approve the license.
Slice Crestline, LLC seeks to serve alcohol at 1101 Dunston Avenue. Council will hear from the business and any neighbors with concerns about the license.
A new liquor license (Class 160 Special Retail) is approved for Avenue D Events at this South Birmingham location. The hearing allows public comment on the license before final approval.
Bar La Fete, located at 2212 Morris Avenue, Suite 201, receives approval to serve alcohol as a restaurant. This enables the venue to operate under full liquor licensing.
Hood Quick Mart at 213 Dugan Avenue gains permission to sell beer and wine. Public hearing held on application.
Bosses Private Lounge gains a Class II Club Liquor License to serve alcohol at 201 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard South. The license permits the venue to operate as a licensed alcohol establishment in downtown Birmingham.
Graymont Food at 541 Graymont Avenue West, Suite A, can now sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption under new ownership.