City Council is recommending that the ABC Board approve a Restaurant Retail Liquor License for Osaka Steakhouse at 3827 Airport Blvd. This allows the restaurant to sell beer, wine, and spirits for on-site consumption.
Nakia Hollis may hold a gathering at 2705 Griffith Circle (District 3) on May 23, 2025 from 6:30–11:00 p.m. without noise-ordinance restrictions. Neighbors in the area should expect elevated sound levels during that window.
Permits alcohol sales at the new restaurant at 238 Summit Boulevard. Allows the business to serve beer, wine, and spirits to on-premise customers.
Oyindamola McCracken gets permission to hold an event at Robert Hope Community Center (1–5 p.m., May 31) without noise-ordinance restrictions in District 2.
Cajun Corner Restaurant at 7080 Airport Blvd can now serve beer, wine, and spirits under a retail liquor license approved by the ABC Board.
A special event at 208 S. Georgia Avenue in District 2 gets permission to make noise until 10 p.m. on October 17–18, 2025, overriding normal noise rules for those dates.
A public hearing will consider whether to grant a taxi/sedan license to India Bracey. This is your chance to comment on a new service operating in the city.
Gloria Sullivan can hold louder events at her District 7 home on those dates until 10 p.m.—normally restricted by the city's noise rules.
Decision on whether to grant a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for a new shuttle service. Affects local transportation options and market competition.
Johna Brown receives permission to exceed normal noise limits at her District 7 home on June 28, 3:30–8:30 p.m. Neighbors in the area may experience increased sound during that window.
S & A Investment, LLC is seeking a Class II Lounge Retail Liquor License for The Late Rollers Package Store at 1101 3rd Avenue West. Council will hear from the applicant and interested parties before deciding whether to grant the license.
S & A Investment, LLC seeks approval to sell beer and wine at The Late Rollers, 1101 3rd Avenue West. This determines whether alcohol sales are permitted at this location.
UAB Health District Partners gains permission to use city right-of-way for its operations. Terms and duration are not specified in available materials.
City grants Iron Gear II continued use of public right-of-way space for commercial loading and weather protection. License formalized existing encroachments.
New lounge liquor license at 2901 4th Avenue South will allow alcohol sales for on-site consumption and package sales. Council votes on the application.
Birmingham Blue Sushi, LLC is applying for permission to sell beer, wine, and spirits at its restaurant at 238 Summit Boulevard. The city will hold a public hearing to review the application.
The Hardwick, LLC gains permission to install exterior improvements—grease trap, doors, benches, awnings, bike racks, planters, and signage—on public right-of-way. This defines what private amenities are allowed in the public streetscape.
A new restaurant liquor license allows alcohol sales at this Crestwood Boulevard location. The decision affects neighborhood character and city licensing standards.
Special Retail Liquor License 150 transfers to new owner at this address. Allows continued alcohol sales at the location under new management.
Council will hear the application for a restaurant retail liquor license at 512 Rev. Abraham Woods Jr. Blvd. North. Decision determines whether alcohol service is allowed at this location.