City leaders have pushed for action after several incidents of violence at hookah lounges and other overnight establishments.
SEATTLE — After multiple high-profile incidents, including deadly shootings, Seattle City Council is expected to consider new legislation that would expand the regulation of after-hours bars and clubs.
Bob Kettle, the chair of the safety committee, will sponsor the legislation that will be introduced in the Governance, Accountability & Economic Development committee, which has oversight of small business policies and procedures.
He said it allows the city to focus more on regulations and licensure requirements, as opposed to pushing the legislation through as a public safety
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