Event Concessions gets special events license for Cask & Drum
Event Concessions, Inc. is approved to provide concessions at Cask & Drum on October 12, 2013. This allows the venue to operate food/beverage services for the special event.
Event Concessions, Inc. is approved to provide concessions at Cask & Drum on October 12, 2013. This allows the venue to operate food/beverage services for the special event.
Engineering and surveying work on Calico Winewood drainage project; contract awarded via sole source to local firm.
Business gets permission to place an awning over public sidewalk at 21st Place South near Highland Avenue. Private encroachments on city right-of-way require council approval.
Southern Research Institute will install two reinforcing rods as anchors in the public right of way on 9th Avenue South. This is a routine land-use licensing decision.
HESCO Inc. will install two fences in the public alley behind 121 2nd Avenue South. The permit allows private use of city right-of-way.
Birmingham Jefferson County Transit Authority can now add weather protection at bus stops on city property. The canopies improve passenger comfort during waits.
Muna LLC wants to sell beer and wine at the Eastlake Chevron station on Oporto Madrid Boulevard. Council will hear from the company and public comments before deciding whether to approve the license transfer.
The city is considering whether to issue a beer and wine license for a food mart at 1101 3rd Avenue West. The public hearing allows residents and neighbors to weigh in on whether this license should be granted.
Bajalieh Brothers Catering and Concessions gets city approval to operate food and beverage services at Secret Stages (2217 Morris Avenue) for the August 2–4, 2013 event.
Council will hear the application from Hong Kong Seafood, Inc. to operate a lounge retail liquor license at 1101 3rd Avenue West. The decision determines whether the business can serve alcohol at that location.
Hong Kong Crown Food Mart at 1101 3rd Ave W seeks approval to sell beer and wine. The public hearing allows neighbors and residents to comment on the license application.
Transit Authority gains approval to add covered waiting areas at public transit stops, improving shelter for bus riders during rain and heat.
Public hearing on new lounge liquor license application. Allows residents and neighbors to comment on whether this establishment should be approved to sell alcoholic beverages from the 3rd Avenue location.
Hong Kong Crown Food Mart at 1101 3rd Ave W seeks approval to sell beer and wine. The public hearing allows neighbors and residents to comment on the license application.
Public hearing on new lounge liquor license application. Allows residents and neighbors to comment on whether this establishment should be approved to sell alcoholic beverages from the 3rd Avenue location.
Council will hear arguments on whether to revoke the business license for Encore Ultra Lounge at 1631 1st Avenue North. The outcome will determine if the venue can continue operating.
Public hearing to decide whether Club Rave's business license will be revoked due to violations. Outcome will determine whether the venue can continue operating in downtown Birmingham.
Liquor license transfer allows Embassy Suites hotel to legally serve alcohol on-site, affecting local beverage service and licensing compliance.
Montego Temple gains approval to transfer its Lounge Retail Liquor Class I license to Mahogany at 1700A 3rd Avenue West, allowing the business to operate under new ownership or management.
LeVi'an Grill & Bar is applying to serve beer, wine, and spirits at its restaurant on Magnolia Avenue. The Council will hear public comment on the application.