The business was the site of a Nov. 2 fight in which a man was stabbed four times.
Michoacana Mexican Bar & Grill would be allowed to keep its liquor license.
The agreement calls for the business to close by 10 p.m. each day.
The deal could reach the Appleton Common Council for approval Dec. 17.
A Green Bay man faces four felony charges resulting from a Nov. 2 fight at Antro Nightclub.
APPLETON – City officials have struck a deal to close Antro Nightclub, the downtown bar where a man was stabbed four times in a Nov. 2 brawl.
Antro Nightclub operates inside La Michoacana Mexican Bar & Grill, 211 W. College Ave., which would be allowed to keep its liquor license and remain in business.
The two operations are run as a family business under a single liquor license. Police met with Pedro Juarez, owner of the business, to discuss concerns related to the operation of the nightclub and the status of the business's liquor license.
In addition to the Nov. 2 fight, the business was convicted of selling alcohol to an underage person on Feb. 1, resulting in 80 demerit points. The accumulation of demerit points can result in the suspension or revocation of a liquor license.
•The business will be closed to all patrons by 10 p.m. every day. The early closing will apply for one year, starting when the Common Council approves the agreement.
•45 demerit points will be assessed to the business for failing to maintain order on Nov. 2.
•A 100-point penalty enhancer applies due to the severity of the Nov. 2 incident but will not be imposed at this time. Failure to comply with the agreement would result in the 100 points being imposed without contest.
•The 45 points and the 100 points held in abeyance will be in play until May 1, 2016, to comply with the city's 18-month look-back for point assessments.
•The agreement will survive any sale or transfer of the business.
The Safety and Licensing Committee will consider the agreement Thursday. It could reach the council Dec. 17.
A 26-year-old Green Bay man, Andre Stackhouse, faces four felony charges — attempted first-degree intentional homicide and three counts of aggravated battery intending to cause great bodily harm — resulting from the Nov. 2 fight at Antro. The charges carry enhancements for the use of a dangerous weapon.
Police responding to the fight said Stackhouse was wielding a "Crocodile Dundee" knife. Three men were injured during the incident.
Sgt. Dave Lund said Appleton police have responded to Antro Nightclub 64 times since July 2012 for disturbances, disorderly conduct, battery, theft, weapons, drugs or alcohol-related incidents. By comparison, police responded to similar calls at Anduzzi's 78 times, Luna Lounge 71 times and The Apple Pub 56 times during the same span.