TJ Tower LLC can now install two exterior canopies on the building at 1623 Second Avenue North using city right-of-way space. Affects street-level appearance and pedestrian access in downtown.
City withdraws permission for two canopies that TJ Tower, LLC installed on city property. The original 2015 agreement is being cancelled.
Adel A. Alawadi gains approval to sell packaged beer and wine at B-Town Discounts on 22nd Avenue North. This is a routine license approval for a retail beverage location.
This license allows Southwest Auto Sales to operate vehicle towing and immobilization services at the Auto Cash Inc. location on 3rd Avenue West.
Vendor granted right to sell food and beverages during Fashion Week May 7–9 at 2nd Avenue South. Event draws downtown foot traffic and supports local commerce.
Albert B. Smith gains authorization to operate towing and vehicle immobilization services from 1524 3rd Avenue West. Residents can now access towing services at this location.
City grants Edward Fitts a license to operate a towing and vehicle immobilization service at 3403 11th Avenue North. This allows the business to legally provide vehicle recovery and impound services in Birmingham.
Trader Joe's at 205 Summit Blvd can now sell beer and wine, joining the city's existing liquor retail landscape. The store joins other grocers offering packaged alcohol sales to residents.
Lashundra Tucker is seeking a Class II lounge retail liquor license for a new package store location on 1st Avenue North. Council will hear the application and decide whether to approve it.
Business may install storefront awning and illuminated signage on public right-of-way. License agreement sets terms for ongoing use.
Council will hear the application from Thomas Mart, Inc. to sell beer and wine at 1101 Bankhead Highway West. This determines whether the store can operate as an off-premise retailer in that location.
Slice LLC seeks approval to host Slice Fest on June 6, 2015 at 721 29th Street South. Public hearing allows residents to comment on event logistics and impact.
Decision on whether alcohol sales can operate at 5305 1st Avenue North. Public hearing will allow neighbors and interested parties to comment on the application.
Dionysus Enterprises LLC receives approval to serve liquor at the new lounge venue at 2320 1st Avenue North, enabling the business to operate as a full-service bar.
Firestone Flowers is granted permission to install commercial fixtures (3 signs, 6 doors, 2 decorative panels, 2 lit canopies) in public right-of-way space near their storefront. This affects pedestrian access and the public streetscape at that location.
Approval allows Big Rock to sell beer and wine at 2301 Ensley Avenue under new off-premise license. License transfers require public notice and council approval before operation begins.
Lea Enterprises LLC received permission to host a special event on February 21, 2015. The license allows the event to proceed at the venue.