Fares, Inc. wins permission to operate a Lounge Retail Liquor Class II license at Save Mart Package Store on Jefferson Avenue S.W., clearing the way for alcohol sales at the location.
Fares, Inc. gains approval to operate a Lounge Retail liquor license at the Save Mart Package Store on Jefferson Avenue S.W. Liquor licenses are public permits subject to community input and compliance standards.
Fares, Inc. will operate beer and wine sales at the Save Mart location on Jefferson Avenue S.W. This opens a new licensed retail alcohol outlet in the area.
AMC Theatres at 321 Summit Boulevard receives city approval to operate under a special retail license. This allows the cinema to maintain operations and serve residents seeking entertainment venues in the Summit area.
The Crab Barrack restaurant at 7861 Crestwood Boulevard is now licensed to serve alcohol. This decision determines what type of liquor service (beer, wine, spirits, or combinations) is permitted at the location.
The Hangout Bham LLC receives approval to sell liquor at a new lounge location on 1st Avenue North. This affects zoning compliance and local licensing rules for the address.
Business owner gets approval to install metal and trade signs on public right-of-way. Standard licensing decision affecting streetscape and business signage rules.
Magic City Coffee Roasters can now serve beer and wine at The Red Cat venue. This allows the business to expand its alcohol offerings under an existing 2019 license framework.
Liquor license approval affects local businesses and neighborhood safety. Residents have opportunity to comment on the application.
Junior League of Birmingham gets permission to sell goods and beverages at its Bargain Bash fundraiser on February 27 at the organization's location on 20th Avenue.
Floyd Sims, Jr. seeks permission to serve beer and wine at his café at 1809 Jefferson Avenue S.W. The license decision affects neighborhood character and local business operations.
Property owner Hatti Group RE, LLC gets permission to install an accessible handicap ramp on public right-of-way, improving entry access to the site.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Restaurant retail liquor license transfer allows Hot and Hot Fish Club to continue serving alcohol at 2901 address under new ownership or operating structure.
R & R Events LLC is approved to serve alcohol at their venue on 2nd Avenue North. This allows the business to operate a licensed bar or event space with alcohol service in downtown Birmingham.