3 ms·
I understand the jaded perspective, but I’d think the only time a large commercial vehicle will be parked for that long will be on the business’s property. Othe
by wyre 1y ago
I understand the jaded perspective, but I’d think the only time a large commercial vehicle will be parked for that long will be on the business’s property. Otherwise it is out doing deliveries or whatever it is.
- fragmede 1y agoNo? You go to the restaurant supply store with your oversized commercial vehicle, buy a shit ton of ingredients, go back to your restaurant, unload, then leave the vehicle parked while you use said ingredients to serve food all day.
- potato3732842 1y agoUm, what? You go to the restaurant with your box truck full of steam cleaning equipment and you deep clean the place. Without some sort of "being lived in" criteria law seems very clearly written to allow them to fine those people. Or you park your semi in a reasonable seeming place after your delivery for the day or whatever and sit on your butt for 10hr because that's what the law requires
- fragmede 1y agoMy point seems to be the same as one you're making - that commercial vehicles often stay in one place for many hours, and that this ordinance is money grab by the city against business owners. If I am misunderstanding your point, please let me know.
- potato3732842 1y agoI thought you were saying the truck would only be out when being used and therefore not subject to enforcement because it's at whatever its home base is most of the time.