Taxi and limo licensing rules updated
Council updates the city's taxi and limo license code to add new service categories. May affect how rideshare drivers and limo services comply with city rules.
Council updates the city's taxi and limo license code to add new service categories. May affect how rideshare drivers and limo services comply with city rules.
City adds new licensing category for ground transportation services, potentially lowering barriers for rideshare, shuttle, and transit operators to do business in Birmingham.
New on/off-premise lounge at 1521 3rd Avenue West will serve alcohol. License application approved by city.
DNS 15 LLC receives approval to sell beer and wine at the Chevron station on 33rd Avenue North. Liquor licenses affect neighborhood character and retail operations in that corridor.
Expands which businesses can operate in Birmingham by creating a new license category. Affects entrepreneurs seeking permits in the newly covered industry sector.
Off-premise beer and wine sales at the Gadsden Highway gas station require council approval. The license transfer affects what products are sold at that location.
First Avenue Package Store is requesting approval to transfer a Lounge Retail Class II liquor license to its location at 6801 1st Avenue North. The license transfer allows the business to operate a lounge with alcohol service at the new address.
Cahaba Brewing's new facility at 4500 5th Avenue South will consolidate operations and change the brewery's footprint in Birmingham. The move shifts manufacturing activity to a different neighborhood.
New NAICS sub-sector added to taxi licensing framework, affecting how taxi companies register and comply with city license requirements.
Birmingham Landmarks, Inc. gets approval to sell liquor at the historic Lyric Theatre on 3rd Avenue North. This enables food and beverage service at the venue.
El Centenario Nightclub is approved to operate a lounge bar serving liquor at 1118 3rd Avenue West. The decision allows the business to begin serving alcohol under a Retail Liquor Class I license.
Dolgencorp LLC applied for a liquor license to sell beer and wine at the Dollar General store on 5th Avenue South. Council will hear from the applicant and the public before deciding whether to grant the license.
Pranzo Pronto loses its on-premise license to serve beer and wine at 2100 3rd Avenue North. The original 2015 approval is being rescinded.
City Council will vote on whether to allow alcohol service at the restaurant located in downtown Birmingham. Neighbors and interested parties can speak at the hearing.
City Council cancels the liquor license that Bridget Thomas received in 2015 for Spirit Express lounge. The bar can no longer legally serve alcohol at that location.
Bridget Thomas seeks to transfer a Class II lounge retail liquor license to Spirit Express Package Store on Pearson Avenue S.W. Council will hear public testimony on the application.
Dolgencorp LLC is applying to sell beer and wine at the Dollar General store on Avenue H in Ensley. Council will hold a public hearing where residents can comment on the license transfer.
Dolgencorp LLC is applying to sell beer and wine at the Dollar General store on Avenue H in Ensley. Council will hold a public hearing where residents can comment on the license transfer.
Public hearing on whether to grant an alcohol license for the convenience store at 8730 1st Avenue North. Council will consider community input before voting.