Changes to contractor licensing fees may affect the cost of doing business for builders, concrete specialists, and general contractors in Birmingham, potentially influencing project pricing for residential and commercial work.
City Council will decide whether to allow K & N Foodmart at 345 6th Avenue S.W. to sell beer and wine. The decision follows a public hearing where neighbors and other interested parties can voice support or concerns.
Woodlawn Cycle Café at 5530 1st Avenue South now approved to serve beer and wine on-site, expanding neighborhood dining options.
Council will decide whether to grant FK Enterprises a license to sell beer and wine at this Carraway Boulevard location. This allows the business to operate as a retailer in the neighborhood.
Host International seeks permission to sell beer and wine at The Local Rustic Market on Airport Highway. City will hold a public hearing on the application.
Restaurant liquor license transfer approved for Buck Mulligan's at 2011 Highland Avenue South. License allows the business to serve alcohol on premises.
Fancy's on 5th can now serve alcohol at their restaurant location on 5th Avenue South if approved.
This application allows a new alcohol retailer to operate in your neighborhood. The hearing lets residents voice concerns about traffic, noise, or community impact before the council votes.
Event Concessions Inc. is approved to run food and beverage sales at a Day of the Dead celebration on November 2 at 1st Avenue South, bringing a cultural event to downtown.
K & N Package Store at 345 6th Avenue S.W. is applying to transfer a Lounge Retail Liquor Class II license. The hearing allows the public to comment on whether the license should be approved.
Ira Thomas Lucas, Jr. seeks a Lounge Retail Liquor Class I license for Side Effects on 2nd Avenue North. Public hearing allows neighbors and residents to comment on the license before approval.
Keaton Properties gains permission to install structures over public right-of-way, including a 42-foot patio cover and 2-foot awning over a doorway. The license clarifies public access and liability terms for structures encroaching on city property.
Private business installs decorative structures on city property at 1st Avenue South. City grants encroachment license; limits how the public right-of-way can be used.
C&I Ventures LLC is authorized to serve beer, wine, and spirits at Ovenbird Restaurant on 3rd Avenue South. The license allows the restaurant to operate a full bar.
Public spaces near rail sites will display historical markers about Birmingham's railroad heritage. No direct cost to the city.
City Council will hear the liquor license application and public comment for a new restaurant at 2808 7th Avenue South. Approval would allow the business to serve alcohol on premises.
City Council will hear the liquor license application and public comment for a new restaurant at 2808 7th Avenue South. Approval would allow the business to serve alcohol on premises.
Updates how the city regulates temporary vendors and mobile merchants. Changes to licensing terms or fees may affect street vendors and small-business costs.
Birmingham Artwalk Corporation can serve alcohol at the September 11–12 Art Walk event under the renewed license. Renewal allows the annual arts festival to proceed with beverage service.