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Black Cat Looking to Add a Third Floor including a 1500 square foot room with a Bar on 14th Street

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1811 14th Street, NW

Well this could be huge. A recent liquor license amendment posted out front of the Black Cat says:

“Applicant requests to make some modification to the building including the addition of the 3rd floor for extra dressing room and storage space. The changes will include 1500 square foot room with a bar. In addition, increase the total load by 149.”

The hearing date is scheduled for September 30th. Updates at that time.

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