Marino's Markets at 2415 Avenue E in Ensley is applying for permission to sell beer and wine to customers. The decision determines whether alcohol sales are permitted at this neighborhood business.
Randy's Supermarket at 402 Tuscaloosa Avenue S.W. now has permission to sell beer and wine. The license transfer to owner Galilah Al Robaie allows the store to expand its product offerings.
Hattie B's Hot and Chicken at 2808 7th Avenue South can now serve beer and wine at the restaurant.
Empowerment Inc. gets permission to sell food and beverages at the Steel City Jazz Festival Kickoff on April 23, 2016 at Arlington House. This enables a key vendor for the festival event.
MJB Boot LLC gains approval to serve alcohol at its new location on Highway 280. This allows the restaurant to operate with full beverage service for customers.
Regions Bank will build a ramp extending into the public right-of-way, likely improving accessibility at their location while using city property.
The building at 2101 Second Avenue North is permitted to place protective steel bollards and other structures on the public right-of-way, affecting sidewalk and street access in that area.
Establishes licensing rules for fuel pipeline operations in Birmingham. Creates fee structure and regulatory framework for this industrial infrastructure.
Extends restaurant retail liquor license for Fancy's on 5th at 4038 5th Avenue South. Allows continued beer, wine, and spirits service at the establishment.
City will pay PReMA Corp to identify businesses operating without proper licenses. Enforcement action against non-compliant businesses protects legitimate competitors and ensures public safety standards are met.
Changes how street vendors, peddlers, and mobile sellers operate in Birmingham. Affects fees, permits, and who can legally sell goods door-to-door or at temporary locations.
Small vendors operating under a new NAICS sub-sector will now have a dedicated license category and fee schedule, potentially making it easier for certain businesses to comply with city licensing requirements.
Reduces operating costs for healthcare professionals in Birmingham, potentially making practice more affordable and supporting medical/dental services in the city.
Randy's Supermarket at 402 Tuscaloosa Avenue S.W. gains permission to sell beer and wine. Expands alcohol retail options in the neighborhood.
Seasons 52 Holdings LLC seeks to transfer a restaurant liquor license to operate at 245 Summit Boulevard. Public hearing will allow residents to comment on the license application.
Shaw's Grocery at 1231 Avenue H gains authorization to sell beer and wine off-premises. This affects what beverages residents in Ensley can purchase at this location.
Avondale's Grocery & Grill is applying to sell beer and wine at their location on Messer Airport Highway. The city will hold a public hearing for any residents with concerns or objections.
City adds new taxi sector classification and fee schedule, affecting how taxi operators obtain city licenses and pay licensing fees.
City adds new licensing category for ground transportation services, potentially lowering barriers for rideshare, shuttle, and transit operators to do business in Birmingham.
The city is updating business license rules for ride-for-hire services (taxis, limousines, and similar transport). This affects licensing fees, requirements, and compliance standards for operators in the industry.