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XTC Cabaret had its certificate of occupancy revoked Nov. 24 for allegedly not following COVID-19 protocols. The club and the city are now suing each other.Google Earth
After numerous COVID-19 rule violations an adult entertainment business lost its occupancy permit and then its utilities but that didn t stop them putting on a show over the weekend, according to city officials.
City of San Antonio inspectors issued XTC Cabaret, a North Side club, more citations over the weekend when they found the club operating without a permit.
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The club has come up in multiple COVID-19 violation reports released by the city because its customers have failed to wear masks or social distance. The city revoked the club s certificate of occupancy in November according to a report in the San Antonio Express News.
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San Antonio restaurant owners dish on Gov. Abbott s ruling to fully reopen Texas
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Eyes are on Texas Tuesday as Gov. Greg Abbott announced a new executive order to reopen the state, giving restaurants and other businesses the opportunity to fill their locations to 100 percent capacity as well as ending a statewide mask mandate.
For some owners in San Antonio, the move is a return to pre-pandemic times. For business owners who opened at the start of the pandemic, the concept of 100 percent capacity is foreign.
Read their thoughts on the controversial plan that directly affects their restaurants below.