The Daily Camera reports:
. . . Cobb has been battling city officials since the strip club opened late last year in an alley behind the Pearl Street Mall. In a complaint filed in Boulder District Court last month, he says the city’s zoning guidelines are subjective — and accuses city officials of abusing that subjectivity to shut down the club “based upon the content of speech presented at the business.” . . .
Cobb claims his business is a restaurant by virtue of the sodas and “set-ups” of cups, ice and cut-fruit for the booze that members bring themselves. City officials disagree, and in February deemed the business an “indoor amusement establishment.” . . .
