London politicians may have missed their chance to stop the re-opening of a strip club in east London.
The community and protective services committee was told yesterday it may be too late to pull a licence for the site of the former Famous Flesh Gordon’s at 2190 Dundas St. E.
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A business has applied to open a strip club and a massage parlour on the site and renovations are underway.
City hall could pull the licence for the site, but to do that, they must hold a public meeting. The committee voted to hold the meeting Aug. 28.
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However, if renovations are completed and the business passes an inspection, the city will be forced to issue a licence.
There are currently three strip clubs in London.
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