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Inspector reports Deco Dance received notice of violation after window left open during entertainment
Summary
Senior Inspector Youngreis reported that an Oct. 12 complaint at Deco Dance (1160 Polk St.) found a window and a door cracked open during entertainment; the owner said patrons open windows and security will monitor them; a notice of violation for Good Neighbor Policy No. 7 was issued Oct. 15.
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Senior Inspector Youngreis reported to the commission that the office has received 36 complaints since the Oct. 1 meeting and provided a specific enforcement update about Deco Dance at 1160 Polk Street.
According to the inspector, an officer responded to a complaint on Oct. 12 at 11:19 p.m. and "observed that the door to the dance floor and the window above it were cracked open." The owner told the inspector that patrons continually open the windows; staff said the owner instructed security to monitor and ensure doors and windows remain closed. The commission was told a notice of violation was issued on Oct. 15 for violating Good Neighbor Policy No. 7 by operating entertainment with windows open.
Commissioners asked no follow-up questions during the report. The notice is a formal enforcement step; the transcript does not record any subsequent penalties, an appeal, or the owner's name beyond the venue.
