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I like the way you think. A few years ago, a local residents association protested and actually got blocked the opening of a daycare in an actual commercial sp
by hylaride 2y ago
I like the way you think.
A few years ago, a local residents association protested and actually got blocked the opening of a daycare in an actual commercial space due to "traffic" concerns and, I literally quote "The heritage status of area properties would be “eroded” by the daycare use, he said, and the idea of plastic toys, jungle gyms and signage in pastel colours “truly distressing.”.
I fantasized about being a billionaire, paying whatever it would have cost to purchase the property, then opening a private "biker bar club" that would operate at insanely late hours and just paying any noise bylaw fines that came our way. I would have sponsored harley noise competitions at 3am and would have said that it's a pop up club that would end when the application for it to become daycare was granted. I'd have named the daycare "little trikes daycare" as a constant reminder.
But the HoA/council/government can often make your life hell by selectively over-enforcing other laws and taking up a lot of your time and/or money. If I were rich and retired, it'd be "fun" to pass the time (though I wouldn't want to live in such a community anyways).
https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/cabbagetown-daycare-proposal-refused-at-city-hall-over-traffic-concerns/article_253b3cfa-1df0-567d-8e4c-2f6ec84814b4.html https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/cabbagetown-daycare-proposa...