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Council denies renewal of Stage 1 liquor license after repeated police calls and warnings
Summary
The Green Bay Common Council voted to deny renewal of Stage 1’s Class B liquor license after police and the city prosecutor presented records showing repeated disturbances, warnings and citations. Owner Alexander Graziano apologized and offered a revised security plan but council members said problems persisted over time.
The Green Bay Common Council voted Aug. 5 to deny renewal of the liquor license for Stage 1, a downtown bar at 231 N. Broadway, after city police and prosecutors presented a year-long record of disturbances and enforcement actions. The decision followed testimony from police and the city municipal prosecutor and a presentation from the bar’s owner, who supplied a revised security plan and asked for more time to correct problems.
Council members said the record showed repeated public-safety impacts. The municipal prosecutor told the council the bar had 18 calls that resulted in enforcement action, six warnings and three citations tied to the establishment; police analysis counted roughly 150 officer-hours responding to incidents at the address in a 12-month period, with an estimated city cost…
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