A M Food Store at 1800 31st Street SW gains approval to sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption. Local liquor license approvals shape neighborhood retail and alcohol availability.
Center Street Brothers Food Mart at 6 2nd Avenue North gains authorization to sell beer and wine for off-premise consumption, expanding the store's retail offerings.
City council will hold a hearing September 10, 2024, to decide whether to revoke the business license for Quest Club at 416 24th Street South. The outcome determines whether the venue can continue operating.
Orlandras Norwood can now repair the condemned property at 1724–27th Street. This clears the path to bring the building back into code compliance.
C.T. & M. Superior Limo Services gets city approval to operate for-hire transportation in Birmingham.
Iron Mountain Information Management will install a sewage pump lift station in the city's right-of-way. The permit allows the company to use public sidewalk space for private infrastructure.
Council will hear from neighbors and the applicant (Southside Ventures LLC) about a new Lounge Class I liquor license for Dave's Pub at 1128 20th Street South. Liquor licenses can affect neighborhood character, noise, and public safety.
Property owner receives $69,000 for land and home acquisition needed for the Pratt Highway Bridge Replacement project over Black Creek. Project moves forward with property rights secured.
City approved competitive bid for ongoing supplies of vehicle and equipment tires needed by public works. Contract supports routine fleet maintenance.
Freedom Four LLC gains permission to sell beer and wine at 1316 Bessemer Road, Suite A. The city held a public hearing on this liquor license transfer application.
WorkPlay at 500–23rd Street South receives approval to transfer its special retail license, allowing continued business operations at this location.
Southside Ventures LLC gets approval to sell liquor at Dave's Pub on 20th Street South. Lounge Retail Class I licenses allow on-premises consumption of beer, wine, and spirits.
City spending $26,043 on labor and equipment to restore an existing security system. Work type details are incomplete in the public record.
The city is buying land and building rights from J.A.P Senior Services to make room for the bridge replacement project over Black Creek. This clears the way for construction to begin.
City workstations will receive updated security software to restore functionality. This sole-source purchase keeps critical office systems operational.
City is spending nearly $39,000 on security card access equipment, installation, and programming for an unspecified municipal facility or system.
City will use eminent domain to take private land for public sidewalk and temporary construction access. Affects owner of Tract 22.
Southeastern Sealcoating wins competitive bid to resurface alleys across the city for $1,037,822.50. Work improves drainage, pedestrian safety, and property access in neighborhoods citywide.
SA Recycling receives approval to operate a scrap metal recycling facility at 1620 Vanderbilt Road. The facility's operations may affect nearby residents through noise, traffic, and air quality.
Approval allows PLP Sports Bar and Grill to serve alcohol at their Erie Street location. Liquor license decisions require public notice and opportunity for neighbors to voice concerns.