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By Brad Schmidt | The Oregonian/OregonLiveTUALATIN -- And so the strip-club controversy continues.Staff from the Oregon Liquor Control Commission this week found "a basis to support granting" a liquor license to a proposed nude-dancing club in Tualatin -- over the objections of city leaders. Policymakers for the liquor commission are tentatively scheduled to hear the matter next month.Tualatin has only one nude-dancing establishment, Jiggles, and residents have turned out by the hundreds to rally against a proposal to open Stars Cabaret at 17939 S.W. McEwan Rd., east of Interstate 5 and Bridgeport Village.View Larger MapNude dancing is protected as an expression of free speech by the Oregon Constitution, making regulation all but impossible. But the Tualatin City Council in November recommended that OLCC deny a liquor license application, arguing that approval would be "irresponsible" because of perceived problems at other Stars locations in the state."I don't think our taxpayers want to have to bear the burden of having to pay for extra police support for one particular business that, for whatever reason, tends to have a bunch of bad actors," Tualatin Mayor Lou Ogden said Thursday.Lou OgdenA subsequent OLCC investigation reviewed five state rules that could give commissioners reason to refuse a license or issue restrictions to Stars. The report, by license investigator Jeannie Janes, found "a history of serious and persistent problems" at the Stars location in Bend, but not at establishments in Beaverton or Salem.In a recent 23-month span, the Bend location had nine violent incidents resulting in injuries and 11 other incidents involving either drugs, violence, the threat of violence, harassment or verbal altercations, according to OLCC.Stars owners submitted a control plan, but OLCC staff found that it is too soon to determine if it is fully working.OLCC staff concluded that four restrictions should be placed on

The Tualatin license."It is not clear that the applicant has the ability to prevent the problems that occurred at the Stars Bend from occurring at Stars Bridgeport, given the similar types of operation at each of the premises," the report says. "The applicant has demonstrated some willingness and ability to adequately control Stars Bridgeport; however, it is a close call regarding whether or not it is sufficient."Stars co-owner Randy Kaiser told The Oregonian this week that the atmosphere in Bend is rowdy. He said he expects patrons in Tualatin to behave as they do at Stars locations in Beaverton and Salem, where OLCC determined problems have not been persistent.The next OLCC meeting is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. April 16, at 9079 S.E. McLoughlin Blvd in Milwaukie. The five-person commission, appointed by the governor, is currently down two members. Because of that, the decision must be unanimous, OLCC spokeswoman Christie Scott said.Officials are expecting a large turnout.-- Brad Schmidt;bradschmidt@news.oregonian.comIf you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

MAJIMA CONSTRUCTION IS AT WORK! This article is a stub and is under construction.The Five Stars of Sotenbori (蒼天堀ファイブスター, Sōtenbori Faibu Sutā) is an organization featured in Yakuza 0.History[]Tsukiyama founded the Five Stars to dominate Sotenbori's nightlife scene and eventually take down Cabaret Grand. Tsukiyama wanted revenge against said club because his mother had once worked there but had been fired after the manager framed her for stealing from the club, which lead to her being unable to find work elsewhere and ultimately ended in her suicide.After becoming independently successful, Tsukiyama used his wealth to start a competing cabaret club in Sotenbori, Club Moon, and made an alliance with the owners of the other four largest clubs in the district. Together, they used dirty tactics such as talent poaching and intimidation of potential customers to sabotage other clubs in Sotenbori in the hopes of monopolizing the nightlife in the district and eventually choking out the Grand. In the process, however, the group's machinations also harmed other smaller venues who couldn't compete, like Club Sunshine.While this plan was initially successful for Tsukiyama, his aims to destroy the Grand had a massive complication thrown into them when Goro Majima became the venue's new manager and salvaged its finances.Yakuza 0[] MAJIMA CONSTRUCTION IS AT WORK! This section is under construction.Hino had been trying for force Club Sunshine into shutting down, even intimidating its owner Youda to get what he wanted. Goro Majima had decided to help Youda, and would go on to take down the Five Starts and make Sunshine the most successful cabaret club in Sotenbori.Members[]Tsukiyama - Leader of the organization, owner of Club Moon.Kotomi Asakura - Assistant and second-in-command to Tsukiyama.Kanehara - Owner of Club Venus.Mizumura - Owner of Club Mercury.Kizuka - Owner of Club Jupiter.Hino - Owner of Club Mars.Trivia[]The name of each of the Five Stars corresponds to their club's respective celestial body, and by extension, a Japanese weekday:Tsukiyama (月山) corresponds to the moon (月) and Monday (月曜日).Hino (火野) corresponds to Mars (火星) and Tuesday (火曜日).Mizumura (水村) corresponds to Mercury (水星) and Wednesday (水曜日).Kizuka (木塚) corresponds to Jupiter (木星) and Thursday (木曜日).Kanehara (金原) corresponds to Venus (金星) and Friday (金曜日).