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Council approves Murphy USA ABC license, sets public hearings for two Creekside Plaza applications and adopts back-to‑school tax holiday

3213045 · May 7, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a retail off‑premises beer and wine license for Murphy USA at 600 Bridal Circle, scheduled public hearings for two Creekside Plaza alcohol license applications for the May 20 meeting, and adopted a resolution to observe the state‑authorized back‑to‑school sales tax holiday July 18–20, 2025.

The Enterprise City Council approved an Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) retail beer and wine off‑premises license for Murphy USA (store 5690) at 600 Bridal Circle, Suite 9, after a public hearing at which no one spoke for or against the application.

The council also introduced two ABC license requests from VP91A LLC doing business as Creekside Plaza—one for a retail beer and wine off‑premises license (Suite G) and one for a retail package store license (Suite H) at 2200 Ozark Highway—and set public hearings on those applications for the council’s May 20 regular meeting; no action on those items took place at this meeting.

Separately, the council adopted Resolution 5‑6‑25 to observe the back‑to‑school sales tax holiday established under state law, beginning at 12:01 a.m. Friday, July 18, 2025, and ending at midnight Sunday, July 20, 2025. The resolution lists covered purchases related to school needs, including clothing, school supplies and computers.

The motion to approve the Murphy USA license passed on a voice vote after the mayor opened and closed the hearing with no public comments. The council adopted the sales tax holiday resolution by voice vote as well. Council members characterized the actions as routine business of municipal licensing and tax observances.