Off-premise beer and wine license approved for Singh Groceries
KPS Food Mart Inc. receives permission to sell beer and wine at the 1313 4th Avenue North location, allowing the grocery store to expand its product offerings.
KPS Food Mart Inc. receives permission to sell beer and wine at the 1313 4th Avenue North location, allowing the grocery store to expand its product offerings.
Leonardo's Restaurant Inc. gains permission to serve beer, wine, and spirits at 5287 Highway 280. The license allows the business to operate a full-service bar.
BAC Property Management Services is applying to serve alcohol at the Hale-Pruitt Komplex venue at 45 6th Avenue South. Council will hear from neighbors and interested parties before deciding whether to grant the Special Retail Liquor License 160.
Tellini's LLC will be allowed to sell beer and wine for off-premise consumption at 4618 Highway 280 S. This is a routine licensing decision affecting one business location.
Council will hear whether to revoke the business license for Club Asia at 1709 1st Avenue North. The outcome determines whether the establishment can continue operating.
Eli Braxton's new lounge at 409 Graymont Avenue West gains permission to serve alcohol. The license lets the business operate as a retail lounge with Class I liquor service.
Council will hear arguments for and against a new Class II club liquor license at 1920 Avenue E in Ensley. Residents can speak for or against the license.
Off-premise beer and wine sales approved for Avondale Grocery and Grill at 4120-A Messer Airport Highway, enabling them to sell packaged alcohol to customers.
Smithfield Stop an Shop on Rev. Abraham Woods Jr. Boulevard now has permission to sell beer and wine. The license requires Council approval following a public hearing on the application.
City Council will hear and vote on a liquor license for a new lounge at 3916 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North. The decision determines whether the venue can serve alcohol.
Cheryl Johnson's Class I lounge license allows expanded alcohol service at 1000 3rd Avenue West in downtown Birmingham.
Council will decide whether to revoke Nomtae Entertainment Event Center's business license at 4600 5th Avenue South. The hearing is a formal step toward possible closure of the venue.
Tellini's Café on Highway 280 South receives approval to sell beer and wine on-premises and off-premises, enabling the business to expand its beverage service to customers.
A & F Food Mart at 1929 Jefferson Avenue S.W. is applying to sell beer and wine. Council will hold a public hearing on the application; interested residents can comment on the license before a decision is made.
The city is giving up nearly $4,300 in fees when allowing private closure of an unopened street segment (0.7 acres) on Laurel Avenue. The waiver reduces public revenue but allows the property vacation to proceed.
The city is giving up nearly $4,300 in fees when allowing private closure of an unopened street segment (0.7 acres) on Laurel Avenue. The waiver reduces public revenue but allows the property vacation to proceed.
City will hold a public hearing on July 10, 2012 to decide whether to revoke the business license for Nomtae Entertainment Event Center at 4600 5th Avenue South. The outcome will determine if the venue continues operating.
Council votes on a restaurant retail liquor license for Black Market Bar and Grill at 2011 Highland Avenue South. Approval allows alcohol sales at the location.
Off-premise alcohol sales at this Clairmont Avenue location will expand availability of beer and wine in the neighborhood. Neighbors had opportunity to comment during the hearing process.