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Staff lists multiple alcohol-license ownership changes and two specialty hemp retailer requests
Summary
City licensing staff reported several ownership-change applications for convenience stores and package stores across the city and two existing package stores requested approval to sell consumable hemp products. Council asked a few location questions; no final council actions were recorded at the pre-council briefing.
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City licensing staff presented a batch of ownership-change and licensing requests at the Tuscaloosa pre-council briefing, including applications for retail beer and retail table wine at two convenience-store locations and package-store licensing and specialty hemp retail approvals for two existing stores.
The clerk listed the first application as T Town Fuel Depot 15 LLC, a Texaco at 1902 Veterans Memorial Parkway, applying for retail beer and retail table wine off-premises; the location was described as open 24 hours. The clerk said, “They are located at 1902 Veterans Memorial Parkway, and they're open 24 7.”
Staff then described an ownership change for Evergreen Food Mart LLC doing business as McFarland Texaco at 5400 McFarland Boulevard East, Suite A, seeking retail beer and retail table wine with operating hours that were given as weekdays 5 a.m. to midnight and weekend hours of 6 a.m. to midnight; that location is also seeking a lounge retail liquor class 2 package tied to the convenience store. The clerk said this site is “pretty much across from the Ford dealership.”
A third ownership-change application was for Lucky Field Group LLC doing business as Shop and Go Holt at 1800 Crescent Ridge Road NE, Suite A; staff said the convenience store includes an attached package store and provided weekday and weekend operating hours. The clerk also noted two existing package stores seeking approval letters to become specialty retailers of consumable hemp products: Paradise Mart Inc. at 4103 Greensboro Avenue, Suite B, and Save More Inc. (Spirits and More) at 238 15th Street East.
Council members asked clarifying questions about locations and neighborhood context — one asked whether 238 15th Street East is “right beside Sharon Williams” and another noted the site is “across from Forest Lake.” There were no votes or formal approvals recorded during the pre-council briefing; licensing items were presented for council consideration at the upcoming meeting.
Next steps: the licensing items will appear on the formal council agenda for action. The pre-council discussion recorded location details and operating hours but did not include final council motions or recorded tallies on the licenses.

