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Honolulu Commission Review of Nightclub License Stalls Amid Regulatory Dispute

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 20
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Jeffrey Hong chairs a commission reviewing Scarlet Nightclub's license in Honolulu. The panel did not have enough members to vote on the club’s request for extended hours during Pride Month after two commissioners, Edmund Hyun and Robert Cundiff, recused themselves during a hearing last week. The dispute between the nightclub and the Honolulu Liquor Commission has been ongoing for years, including a previous settlement over discrimination claims.

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The regulatory dispute stems from a long-standing conflict between the nightclub and city liquor regulators. Jeffrey Hong presented evidence showing nightclub supporters attacked the commission through online posts and personal mail, which he cited to justify the commissioners' recusal.

From hawaiinewsnow.com

Who's involved

  • HonoluluLocation where the regulatory dispute over the nightclub's license is taking place.
  • Jeffrey HongChair of the commission reviewing the nightclub's license.

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