Must be a younger crowd here I guess huh, no names???? NSF
Wasnt it showdown saloon at one time?:boobeyes:
Must be a younger crowd here I guess huh, no names???? NSF
someone with money imo should buy it and re open it or rebuild it knock it down something. i did have some good memories probably seen more boobies there than any other spot on the colorado river
The lower left upriver portion was open for a while a few summers ago. I sat in there and ate $2.00 tacos and had some "bartender special" drinks with some friends. The whole place was open to walk through. Pretty crazy inside.
What a waste. Someone will have to take a huge loss for it to be a money maker again...
No. Isn't and never has been Indian land.
Septic is/was a mess. When we were Yuma County (pre-1984) the building inspection process wasn't too great up here in the north part of the county. (Not to mention that a bottle of spirits might as well have been listed on the inspection check-off form.)
The septic was never upgraded from the capacity for the "small" Rum Runners, which was essentially a doublewide trailer on a pier, to capacity for Sundance as it is now.
It was in the process of being re-zoned for Condos, but by changing the land use, the "grandfather" provision for septic would be lost. The new owner was looking into installing a treatment plant and later selling it to the Buckskin Sanitary District when they got up to that phase, but he had to have the re-zone approved before he could determine how big a system he needed. He tried for "high density" which would have allowed up to high number of units and building height, but the neighbors objected, so he then tried for "medium density" which would have larger units but fewer of them.
He was in the middle of negotiations with the neighbors and the county when the bottom fell out of the RE market, and the concept lost any hope of profitability. Now he just wants to unload it. At $4.5 Mil, I believe he'll still take a hefty loss, even if it sells for the asking price.
As far as septic, it would have to be removed and totally upgraded before anything could be opened there, but as long as it stays commercial, the septic will fall under the "grandfather" clause, but would take mucho work and money to bring it up to specs.
someone with money imo should buy it and re open it or rebuild it knock it down something. i did have some good memories probably seen more boobies there than any other spot on the colorado river
Looks like that floating cabana thing is about to become detached and float down the river..
Man I feel sorry for the poor guy that runs into that thing in the middle of the night.
RD
Looks like that floating cabana thing is about to become detached and float down the river..
Man I feel sorry for the poor guy that runs into that thing in the middle of the night.
RD
Where the hell are the city inspectors? do they not have code violations there pertaining to health and safety issues? someone needs to report that before it does come loose and kills someone. They can go after the owner of the property, I use to do it all the time when I worked for the city of Anaheim. The owner and the city could be sued if someone gets hurt or killed.
If ya ever want some introspect (is that even a word?) on how feasible it would be to re-open as a bar Kennie of the desert bar has quite a take on it.
You'd have to buy it cheap, put in a lot of sweat equity,, deal with Lick-her license issues,, perhaps try to buy new or transfer a new license to rid it of the warts from the old one,,, even then AZ blue laws and the close-by neighbors would haunt ya,,
It would take a shit storm of will power and cash to get it fired up again.
Two types of bars.
The under 30 bar and the over 30 bar.
Under 30 has the fights, stabbings murders,, and that's just here in Simi.
Over 30,, well,, it has it's problems too, but Sundance would be under 30 for sure and every incident would drag in the neighbors who have lately become accustomed to the relative peace and quiet.
What City?
Anything on the waterfront is out of COUNTY and State jurisdiction. It's all permitted by the Army Corps of Engineers. They HAVE been notified of the condition, but you can see what that's accomplished.
Looks like that floating cabana thing is about to become detached and float down the river..
Man I feel sorry for the poor guy that runs into that thing in the middle of the night.
RD
what about the sinking toon? you would think the water districts down river would be interested to know there is a sinking boat leaking gas / oil into there water supply
Lately it's been us.
Another reason to watch your speed at night.
This stuff never seems to detach during the day,, it always seems to be at night.
What City?
Anything on the waterfront is out of COUNTY and State jurisdiction. It's all permitted by the Army Corps of Engineers. They HAVE been notified of the condition, but you can see what that's accomplished.