ENCLAVE IS CLOSING"
Here's how things will work over the next week or so: (subject to change)
Wednesday night will be SKALES. Cross and rain are presenting. Well worth the trip, they do a great presentation.
Next weekend will be the last parties. Both nights are play parties. Same rules as always. Same prices as always (15$ for members/$20 for guests) Same hours (8pm - 2am)
Sunday, the 9th, at noon, we'll be having a "going out of business" sale. Raffles, auctions and a kick asss BBQ courtesy of Blackwulf and MtDancer. Just about everything in the building can go. In addition to a few bucks to put towards the debtload, anything we sell I don't have to move and pay storage on. So, here's your chance to own a little piece of things. And it's not just the play equipment. There are some really nice couches, tables, artwork, chairs, etc in there. Easily nice enough for home use, if you needed furniture for your house. Some of the artwork is racy, but much of it is nice enough for home use.
For a gallery of auction items click here
Our address is: 6040 E 50th, Commerce City.
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| Tue, 05/29/07 | |
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May 29, 2007: Not suprisingly, the city has once again stalled instead of doing They have, instead, asked the supreme court for another month of time to decide whether to ask for the appeal or not. So, heres where we should have been today: The city should have either accepted the spanking from the appeals court and issued our license or; asked the supreme court to review the appeals court decision. Had they asked for a review, one of two things would have happened. A: court declines to hear it, thus compelling the city to issue the permanent license B: court agrees to hear it and filing dates are set. (the criteria for the supreme court to hear it, as I understand it, is that the issue is one of such monumental concern to the state that they must decide the issue - not likely, I think, given that this is, on the face of it, a case of process and zoning) Here's where we ACTUALLY are: The city sidestepped again and has asked the supreme court for another month to decide whether to ask for the review. According to the lawyers: If the court agrees to give them more time, we're on hold again until the end of June at which time the city is supposed to either issue my license or request the court to hear the case. IF they, at that time, ask the court to hear it, we await the courts choice of hearing it or allowing the appeals court decision to stand. If the court declines to give the city another month to make their decision, the appeals court order should immediately go into effect. Lawyer says we should know within a week if the court will give them more time or let the appeals court order go into effect. Short version: Once again the city has sidestepped having to act and stalled the process that should inevitably lead to our license becoming permanent. Which is what they're avoiding all this time and why they've chosen to attempt to litigate us into giving up or going bankrupt instead of just processing us as the law and city code required in the first place. ~Michael |
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