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I don't see this being far from those coin operated kiddie rides where you plop a child on a poor plastic copy of Donald duck or Mickey mouse which bobs up and
by MisterTea 8y ago
I don't see this being far from those coin operated kiddie rides where you plop a child on a poor plastic copy of Donald duck or Mickey mouse which bobs up and down like a rocking boat for 30 seconds or so. Used to be popular outside of grocery stores and the like. Coin operated doodad would fit this. My bet is on ignorant city admins who don't have enough brains to figure out the designation so they simply say no so as not to take on any responsibility for their decision.
- Someone 8y agohttps://www1.nyc.gov/nycbusiness/article/sidewalk-usage-guide https://www1.nyc.gov/nycbusiness/article/sidewalk-usage-guid...: ”Property lines sometimes extend beyond the building line and into the surrounding sidewalk. That means that a portion of the sidewalk in front of your business might be within the property that you own or rent. […] Any structure or activity extending beyond private property lines requires revocable consent from the City, which gives you permission to occupy or use the space on, under, or over a public street or sidewalk. If you are a tenant, you will need permission from your landlord as part of your revocable consent application”