The owners of a RiNo entertainment venue have told the city that the loss of its live music and dancing license would effectively close the business.
An attorney for Number 38 made the statement in a Feb. 18 document objecting to a hearing officer’s recommendation that the cabaret license not be renewed following complaints over noise from nearby residents.
Number 38 owners Andrew Palmquist and Spencer Fronk declined to comment Monday. The venue is at 3560 Chestnut Place and opened in October 2020. Tom Downey, an Ireland Stapleton attorney representing the nearby residents, wrote in a separate response that although the neighbors seek a denial, they view it as a “pause” on the license.
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