A little more, taken from the Ibiza Sun:
Afternoon Opening
The councillor for tourism at the Town Hall of Ibiza, Vicente Ferrer, announced on Wednesday that his administration were looking at the possibility of restricting the opening hours of music bars and pubs. The clampdown on the so called "after-hours" bars has so far been universal from all of the municipalities. San Antonio and San Jose both recently announced new legislation which will prevent establishments from opening before 12 noon.
However, Ibiza Town is set to go a stage further and is hoping to soon unveil new regulations which will prohibit music bars from opening before late afternoon. Ferrer explained that he favoured these new regulations, and considered them appropriate for the capital. He claimed his administration had always tried to promote family and cultural tourism, and that having a music bar open at 10a.m. was simply not conducive to the type of tourism the municipality was aiming for.
His statements were followed several days later by promises to clean up binge drinking (botellon), and prostitution on the streets of the capital. The announcement was made by the councillor in charge of the police force, Ricardo Albin. He said fines of between €500 and €3,000 would be introduced to try and curb such antisocial behaviour which would also include graffiti vandals.
DC-10 Fears
The mayor of San Jose, Josep Mari Ribas, confirmed on Thursday his administration still had two cases pending against the club DC-10. Both concerned the overcrowding of the bar that can only officially allow 60 people inside. He said the situation could not be allowed to continue as it had been, and the bar would have to try and increase the maximum occupancy allowed, an increase he saw as "extremely difficult" due to the bar's location. It is inside the ses Salinas Natural Park, and Ribas confirmed it would be legally impossible to increase the capacity.
The bar will, from this year, have to obey new opening hours brought in by the Town Hall which will ensure it cannot open until 12p.m.
When asked if the current cases could result in the closure of the bar, Ribas confirmed it was not out of the question. However, even if the bar was to escape this threatened closure, its long term future is very much in doubt.
