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Council approves liquor license, reappointments, demolition and contingency funds

Montgomery City Council · November 18, 2025
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Summary

Council approved a lounge liquor license for Krushbar, reappointed Bernice Robertson to the Water and Sewer Board, appointed Tamika Miller as a part-time municipal judge, authorized demolition of unsafe structures under Code of Alabama —E 11-53, designated a nuisance abatement agent, assessed abatement costs, and approved district contingency allocations.

The council moved through several routine but substantive items:

- Krushbar (79 Commerce St.) received a lounge retail class 1 liquor license after public hearing; representative Kimberly Thomas was present and the resolution was adopted unanimously.

- Bernice Robertson was reappointed to the Water and Sewer Board; the resolution passed unanimously.

- Tamika Miller was appointed as a part-time municipal judge after the council suspended the rules; the resolution passed unanimously and staff requested she speak at the next work session.

- The council adopted a resolution pursuant to section 11-53 of the Code of Alabama authorizing demolition of listed unsafe structures and designated a nuisance abatement agent; the motions passed unanimously.

- Council approved a list of district contingency allocations to neighborhood associations and nonprofit foundations (amounts ranged from $1,000 to $5,000 for named groups) and voted to adopt the disbursements unanimously.

Council members noted re-advertising requirements for certain zoning and liquor items tied to a rescheduled Dec. 2 meeting time and reminded applicants about procedural posting requirements.