Summary
Salt Lake City might be cracking down on late-night boozing. The city is considering a rule to stop bars and restaurants from serving alcohol after their usual closing hours to tackle related public safety problems.
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Impact analysis
Bars and restaurants could lose out on late-night revenue if this rule passes.
The community could see fewer late-night disturbances and related incidents.
Businesses that thrive on late-night patrons will likely see a hit to their profits.
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