Hoylman Applauds NYS Liquor Authority Decision to Deny Liquor License Renewal for Disruptive Hudson Square Nightclub “Greenhouse”
Brad Hoylman
March 11, 2015
-
ISSUE:
- Constituents Corner
Decision Comes Following Community Complaints and Joint Letter Urging Denial of License
NEW YORK – State Senator Brad Hoylman said: “I’m very pleased the New York State Liquor Authority has decided to once and for all deny a liquor license renewal to this disruptive and dangerous nightclub. This establishment’s violent culture, along with its excessive noise and litter regularly interfered with the lives of too many of my constituents and while Greenhouse closed in April of 2014, today’s decision means that the surrounding community can rest knowing it will not return.
"Thank you to Manhattan Community Board 2, the Charlton Street Block Association, the Vandam Street Block Association, Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, Assembly Member Deborah Glick and Council Member Corey Johnson for working alongside me to once and for all address this issue.”
See the joint letter to the NYS Liquor Authority here.
###
Share this Article or Press Release
Newsroom
Go to NewsroomRestore the M3 to University Place
September 18, 2014
LPC Should Designate Final Portion of the South Village Historic District
September 18, 2014
Opposing Variances at 515 East 5th Street
September 16, 2014
Rally Against Tenant Displacement and Landlord Harassment
September 15, 2014