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Castro Can Get New Bars for First Time in 34 Years, After Board Passes New Zoning Law

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San Francisco's Board of Supervisors has approved an updated zoning ordinance for the Castro neighborhood. No new liquor licenses have been granted to bars there in 34 years. The new rule would go into effect March 6, and Tuesday's vote was the second reading of a vote that had already passed on January 11.

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Castro Can Get New Bars for First Time in 34 Years, After Board Passes New Zoning Law

There has not been a new alcohol license granted to a Castro bar since 1987, but there probably will be soon, as the SF Board of Supervisors has approved an updated zoning ordinance.Despite the Castro’s reputation as San Francisco’s center of LGBTQ nightlife, no new liquor licenses have been granted to bars there in 34 years. As the SF Business Times reports, “Believe it or not, zoning rules in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood have prevented …

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