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It was bad enough that police discovered a bikini dancer burned nearly to death outside the windowless Babes N’ Beer nightclub. But as 27-year-old Roberta Busby fought for her life Thursday, city officials said the former strip club where she worked should never have been allowed to reopen. “I’m infuriated that it’s still in business,” said Councilman Dennis Zine, whose office had waged a nearly decadelong war to close its doors. “As far as I know, this place was not permitted to operate. That place has been an eyesore and a growing cancer to the community – now we have this tragedy.” Babes N’ Beer is only the latest club at that location to draw attention by police. Once known as the Frisky Kitty, the former strip club at 18454 Oxnard St. was the target of a decadelong city battle to shut it down. In June 2007, a judge ruled that the club violated a city zoning law that bars nude dancing within 500 feet of homes. The club, which had operated as a bikini bar in the early 1990s, reverte
