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Birmingham council denies two downtown liquor-license applications after safety, zoning and neighborhood objections
Summary
The City Council on Feb. 17 rejected applications for Class I lounge/retail liquor licenses for Happy Hour Hangout 2 LLC and the Black Hole Hookah Bar, citing prior compliance issues, proximity to residences and unresolved ventilation or health concerns.
The Birmingham City Council on Tuesday voted to deny two separate applications for Class I lounge/retail liquor licenses after sustained questioning about past enforcement, neighborhood character and public‑safety plans.
Roderick Lee and Darryl Daniels sought approval for Happy Hour Hangout 2 at 2417 Avenue C, describing the business as a small, age‑restricted lounge intended for patrons “30 and older.” Attorney Robinson told the council the applicants had completed background checks and received fire approval, but needed a…
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