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Cabaret: Private Club Or Public Venue?

Posted by: Chris Steins
Thanks to: Laura Kranz
30 May 2003 - 6:00am

Lakewood, Colorado cites a cabaret for operating in violation of the city's zoning code, and raises a city debate over zoning's role in regulating morality.

"The city has armed itself with zoning regulations to respond to the discovery of what is being called a sex club operating in one of the city's industrial zones... One of the obvious difficulties in this case is defining exactly what The Labyrinth is. Is it, as the National Coalition of Sexual Freedom insists, a private club, or is it a public venue?"

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Source: The Denver Post, May 23, 2003
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