ANN ARBOR, MI - Scorekeepers is in danger of losing its liquor license after the Ann Arbor Police Department submitted the recommendation as a result of more than 150 service calls in 2017.

The topic was first introduced at a special meeting of the Council Liquor License Review Committee on Jan. 12, when Ann Arbor Police Lt. Renee Bush discussed the department's request to not renew the liquor license of Scorekeepers, 310 Maynard St.

During the meeting, Bush said there have been violations as well as service calls over the past year that required a need for medical attention at the Ann Arbor bar popular with University of Michigan students.

Scorekeepers currently has a Class C liquor license, which allows for Sunday sales and an additional bar. It expires April 30 of this year, according to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission.

The committee requested more information about the number of calls, including how many tickets were issued to minors in possession of liquor.

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from the Ann Arbor Police Department was included with meeting information for the committee's Feb. 2 meeting, with details of the 156 service calls from January 1 to December 11 and violation reports forwarded to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission.

There were 81 case reports also made during that period, the memo said, a result of criminal violations and some non-criminal offenses.

Management at Scorekeepers couldn't be reached for comment Friday.

Details included in the memo:

April 5: Officers located two underage subjects in possession of a mixed drink at the bar. Both had markings for being underage and admitted to consuming intoxicants in the bar. A misdemeanor citation was issued to each subject.

June 9: Officers discovered an expired liquor license displayed at the establishment. A violation report was generated and forwarded to MLCC.

June 9: Officers issued a minor in possession to a female subject inside the establishment that had an odor of intoxicants on her breath and admitted to consuming wine. Scorekeepers staff did not ask to see her identification.

June 9: Officers issued minor in possession citations to six underage patrons who had consumed intoxicants while at the establishment.

The police department defines a call for service as any instance in which officers are called, or an officer makes contact while on patrol, according to the memo.

"Based on the number of overall incidents during 2017, and the listed violations, the Ann Arbor Police Department does not support renewal of this liquor license," said the memo, signed by Sgt. Bill Clock.

MLCC's licensee details for Scorekeepers states there are five currently pending violations that occurred on April 15 and June 9. It was unclear what fines the establishment may face in relation to those violations.

The committee said Jan. 12 it could continue to review the issue of liquor license renewals for Scorekeepers at a meeting Feb. 16, and would consider scheduling a hearing for non-renewals in early March.