I Oppose Sin Sin Leopard Lounge Liquor License Transfer
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I Oppose Sin Sin Leopard Lounge Liquor License Transfer

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I oppose the transfer of license sought by Sin Sin/ Leopard Lounge and ask that the State Liquor Authority deny Sin Sin / Leopard Lounge a license transfer on the following grounds; -Night after night of screaming, shouting into cell phones, & loud music -Violence & drug use in the street. Fist fights are a common ocrurance. -Lack of sleep causes, stress, poor health, and effects job performance & income -Staff often indifferent, and unable to deal with the 100s of patrons who exit bar and scream in the street from 3:30 to 4:30pm. -Years of calling 311 has had no effect -Sin Sin owners profit on the backs of their neighbor’s nightly misery. -Sin Sin has a long history of creating nightly disruptions, and it is getting worse and worse. The operators have been disinterested in controlling their crowd.

I am a resident who is directly effected by Sin Sin's unneighborly methods of operation (please include your address with your signature) and oppose any approval the SLA might give to Sin Sin until the operators change these methods of operation and promise the neighborhood to be a better neighbor.

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