City Council will hold a public hearing to decide whether to revoke the business license for Eastlake Supertter, Inc. at 421 Oporto Madrid Boulevard North. This may result in the closure of the establishment if violations are sustained.
Liquor license approval allows Blueprint on 3rd to serve alcohol at its restaurant location. Public hearing gives residents a chance to comment on the application.
JA Gas N Snack at 1929 Jefferson Avenue S.W. is now licensed to sell beer and wine for off-premise consumption.
City Council will hear from the public on whether to grant Mama's Market an off-premise beer and wine license at 137 6th Avenue S.W. Your neighbors can voice support or concerns during the hearing.
City grants CrossPlex Village a license to place a lit sign in public right-of-way, allowing private use of city land for commercial signage.
Event organizer Washington Development & Entertainment LLC gets permission to hold the Best of Birmingham event on March 24, 2018 at downtown location.
Council will hear the company's application to operate a scrap metal recycling facility in your neighborhood. This determines whether the business gets licensed and what conditions may apply to its operations.
Lounge license allows LeVi'an Grill and Bar to serve liquor at their 2236 Magnolia Avenue location, expanding the bar and restaurant's drink service.
Pieology Pizzeria at 325 Summit Boulevard can now serve beer and wine to customers.
City Council will hold a public show cause hearing to decide whether to revoke the business licenses of Eastlake Supertter, Inc. at 421 Oporto Madrid Boulevard North. This is a chance for residents and the business to present evidence before the city acts on any license revocatio
Lomb Avenue LLC is asking to transfer an off-premise beer and wine license to a gas station at 632 Lomb Avenue S.W. A public hearing will determine whether the license meets city requirements.
One Mart is applying to transfer an existing off-premise beer and wine license to a new location at 1101 3rd Avenue West Suite B. Council will hear from interested parties before deciding whether to grant the license.
Theresa Hutton seeks approval to sell beer and wine at 3821 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North. Public input on licensing is heard at this meeting.
Beer and wine sales at this location require city approval and public input. Decision affects what products can be sold and neighborhood character.
Mobile will hold a public hearing to decide whether to grant a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for a new limousine service operator. Residents can comment on the application.
A new sedan taxi service would add transportation options in Mobile. The city decides whether to grant the operating certificate required to legally run the service.
Kenneth Peter, Jr. gets permission to exceed noise limits at his District 1 address between 7–10 p.m. for a week-long event. Neighbors should expect louder activity during those evening hours.
Decision determines whether Juanita Mullis can legally operate a limousine service in Mobile. New licensed operators affect competition and service availability for residents needing charter transportation.
A public hearing will decide whether to grant a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for a new sedan service operator. Residents can attend and comment on the application.