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Supervisors Recommend Approval for Dada Bar’s Move to 65 Post Street After Heated Public Comment

San Francisco Board of Supervisors — Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee · July 14, 2016
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Summary

After more than an hour of public testimony from nearby Ritz‑Carlton residents and arts supporters, the committee voted without objection to forward a liquor‑license transfer for Dada Bar at 65 Post Street with the police department’s recommended conditions.

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee voted July 14 to forward a transfer of a type‑48 on‑sale alcohol license for Dada Bar to 65 Post Street, after extended public comment and discussion about noise, loitering and neighborhood safety.

Timothy Landrigan, a Dada owner, told the committee the bar has operated in San Francisco for a decade and described plans to continue arts‑focused programming at the new site. "We've tried to negotiate in good faith," Landrigan said, and he and partner Michael Godot said they had accepted the security and noise…

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