A judge temporarily stops Gulf Shores from a vote to deny a business license to Mudbugs.
) - A Baldwin County judge stepped in at the last minute to slow down an attempt to shut down a Gulf Shores bar.
“The public hearing for consideration of renewal or non renewal for this business license is being adjourned to a date to be determined after the order expires or is rescinded,” Mayor Craft said. Attorney Ryan says the city attorney for Gulf Shores created his own ordinance allowing new guidelines to renew a business license.“The Revenue Officer or the Chief of Police may request the City Council to set a public hearing to consider a resolution for a revocation of a business license for any of the reason set out...The Revenue Officer, the Chief of Police, or his or her designee shall present witnesses and/or evidence to support the revocation or denial.
“Where did this come from? When was this voted on? When was this adopted and published?” Ryan asked. “I can’t find it in your ordinances anywhere? And finally he acknowledged that it had never actually been presented to the public.”
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