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You don't even have to do that. It takes your city council 15 minutes to pass a nuisance abatement ordinance that says that if there are blocks in front of your
by Hizonner 4y ago
You don't even have to do that. It takes your city council 15 minutes to pass a nuisance abatement ordinance that says that if there are blocks in front of your business, it's your job to get rid of them, just like it would be your job to clean graffitti off of your building even if you weren't the one who'd painted it.
They can as easily fine a business for not removing the blocks as for placing them, and it's not like there's a question about where the blocks actually are.
It's more a matter of how far you're willing to go.
- Spooky23 4y agoWhy can’t you give me the power to tow the RV? The block has flowers painted on it, it’s pretty. Why can’t I park a block on the public street?
- mike_d 4y agoIf RVs are allowed to park for unlimited time, can I just rent semitrucks to park in front of my business for unlimited time?
- LegitShady 4y agoIt’s a good idea until you find out how expensive it is to rent a semi’s time.
- mike_d 4y agoThere are literally businesses that get paid to store unused trailers.
- LegitShady 4y agoThats because they’re valuable and will be destroyed if left unguarded, so you’ll be on the hook for the semi time and the value of the trailer.
- LegitShady 4y agoIf the blocks are on the street not sure such a law would be legal - the city is 100% responsible for the street, and placing the burden on business owners without some kind of evidence they did it probably wouldn’t be legal.