The city is moving to shut down Castro's Promotion, Inc. (Continental Ballroom/Club Continental) at 89 Robert Jemison Rd. A public hearing will determine whether the business license is revoked.
Graham and Company gets permission to install and maintain guardrails on city right-of-way at 24th and 25th Street, likely improving traffic safety at that intersection.
Restaurant liquor license applications require City Council approval. This application for Jack Brown's at 2811 7th Avenue South will be considered after a public hearing where interested parties can comment.
Allows private concrete structures (columns and wall) in city right-of-way at 661 and 663 Idlewild Circle. Residents in the area may see private construction in the public space near these addresses.
Public hearing to decide whether Good Friends Chinese and Seafood at 1720 Dennison Avenue SW loses its business license. Outcome affects the restaurant's ability to operate.
Mugshots BJCC LLC seeks approval to serve beer, wine, and spirits at 2311 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North. License approval allows the restaurant to sell alcohol on premises.
Merienda Lounge LLC gains approval to operate a retail lounge liquor license at 420 Richard Arrington Boulevard South, enabling alcohol service at the location.
Basil Gourmet Pizza and Bar is applying to serve beer, wine, and spirits at its location on Dunston Avenue. Council will hear from the business and interested neighbors before voting.
New lounge serving alcohol at 4108–4110 Messer Airport Highway. Public hearing allows residents and interested parties to comment on the license application.
Civic Center Authority can install a lighted sign in public street space. The agreement defines maintenance responsibility and public access rights.
A public hearing on revoking the business license for Good Friends Chinese and Seafood at 1720 Dennison Avenue SW has been rescheduled. The outcome will determine whether the restaurant can continue operating in Birmingham.
Rafiki's Grill is approved to serve beer, wine, and spirits at its Valley Avenue location. Allows alcohol sales at the new establishment.
Nash Marketing LLC is applying to sell beer and wine at Ensley Place Food Mart (4000 Avenue I). The decision affects what products can be sold in the Ensley neighborhood and eligibility requirements for the business.
F & S Food Mart gains permission to sell beer and wine at 2435 Carraway Boulevard. The transfer allows the business to offer packaged alcoholic beverages to customers at this location.
My Son LLC receives approval to sell beer and wine at American Pride Mart in Wylam. Local liquor licenses require public notice and council approval.
Genghis Grill at 250 Summit Boulevard is now authorized to serve beer, wine, and liquor. The restaurant can add alcoholic beverages to its menu.
Nash Marketing LLC seeks to move an off-premise beer and wine license to 4000 Avenue I in Ensley. The council will hear from the public before deciding whether to approve the license transfer.
Wallis LLC is applying to move an existing off-premise beer and wine license to a new location at 1531–13th Place South. A public hearing will be held to allow community input on the license transfer.
New alcohol sales at 4701 5th Avenue South require council approval and a public hearing. Residents and neighbors can comment on the application.
Birmingham is updating business license fees to comply with Alabama state law. The change affects how much local businesses pay annually to operate in the city.