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* [[December 6]], [[2016]]: [[Bob's Cafe]] at 2321 [[9th Court South]] near the [[Southtown Court]] housing project was declared a public nuisance and had its license revoked due to "multiple incidents". ([http://twitter.com/citycouncilbham/status/806202972627759105 report])
* [[December 6]], [[2016]]: [[Bob's Cafe]] at 2321 [[9th Court South]] near the [[Southtown Court]] housing project was declared a public nuisance and had its license revoked due to "multiple incidents". ([http://twitter.com/citycouncilbham/status/806202972627759105 report])
* [[October 31]], [[2017]]: [[Skky]] dance club in the [[Studio Arts Building]] at [[Five Points South]] after numerous complaints about gang-related fights and various nuisances.  ([http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index.ssf/2017/10/birmingham_council_revokes_skk.html report])
* [[October 31]], [[2017]]: [[Skky]] dance club in the [[Studio Arts Building]] at [[Five Points South]] after numerous complaints about gang-related fights and various nuisances.  ([http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index.ssf/2017/10/birmingham_council_revokes_skk.html report])
* [[March 27]], [[2018]]: The city revoked [[Hoang Nguyen]]'s license to operate the [[Texaco Super Deli]] on [[Oporto-Madrid Boulevard North]]. She is the wife of [[Ty Nguyen]], whose license had been revoked in [[2007]], and who was implicated in another shooting at the store where he was working as a clerk. ([http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index.ssf/2018/03/birmingham_council_deems_north.html report])


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Revision as of 09:10, 28 March 2018

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Developments

In May 2013 the Council adopted the "Kevin Felder ordinance" creating new security and reporting requirements for nightclubs and event venues. It was named in memory of the victim of a fatal stabbing outside Club Zen which led to its closure.

References

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