The city officials finally approved our terms and BIN 604 will operate under the current zoning code. You showed up consistently and proved that our neighborhood values this local business. Keep a close watch on future zoning meetings to ensure this decision holds firm.
We the undersigned are adult residents of Baltimore, Maryland and support BIN 604 Wine Sellers petition to continue operations under the current zoning code as a BD-7 License. This will allow BIN 604 Wine Sellers to continue to sell alcoholic beverages 7-days a week, without the need to justify a percentage of on-site consumption.
We are gaining momentum but we need to push hard to hit the 500 signature mark. Post the link to your Facebook page right now and tag your neighbors to draw more eyes to this effort. We need to keep this pressure up until the city takes notice.
January 4, 2013
We are approaching one hundred signatures and need to maintain this momentum to protect our local business. Post this link on your Facebook page right now and text three neighbors to ask them to sign. We have to keep this pressure up so the city understands our position.
6 Comments
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Tom Graham
13 years ago
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This place is essential to the area. Stop messing with the zoning laws just to be difficult.
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Mike Robinson
13 years ago
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Bin 604 is a staple in the neighborhood. Changing the rules now just hurts a local business that everyone likes. Leave them alone.
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Sarah Nichols
13 years ago
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Ridiculous red tape. I go there all the time and never had an issue. Stop trying to run good businesses out of town.
J
Jessica Wang
13 years ago
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Love the selection there and the staff is always helpful. It would be a huge shame if they had to change how they do business just because some people dont like wine shops around.
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Linda Lyons
13 years ago
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They operate a professional shop and have been great neighbors for years. No need to fix what isnt broken.
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David Olsen
13 years ago
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KEEP BIN 604 AS IS.
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The city officials finally approved our terms and BIN 604 will operate under the current zoning code. You showed up consistently and proved that our neighborhood values this local business. Keep a close watch on future zoning meetings to ensure this decision holds firm.
We the undersigned are adult residents of Baltimore, Maryland and support BIN 604 Wine Sellers petition to continue operations under the current zoning code as a BD-7 License. This will allow BIN 604 Wine Sellers to continue to sell alcoholic beverages 7-days a week, without the need to justify a percentage of on-site consumption.
We are gaining momentum but we need to push hard to hit the 500 signature mark. Post the link to your Facebook page right now and tag your neighbors to draw more eyes to this effort. We need to keep this pressure up until the city takes notice.
January 4, 2013
We are approaching one hundred signatures and need to maintain this momentum to protect our local business. Post this link on your Facebook page right now and text three neighbors to ask them to sign. We have to keep this pressure up so the city understands our position.
6 Comments
T
Tom Graham
13 years ago
Featured
This place is essential to the area. Stop messing with the zoning laws just to be difficult.
M
Mike Robinson
13 years ago
Featured
Bin 604 is a staple in the neighborhood. Changing the rules now just hurts a local business that everyone likes. Leave them alone.
S
Sarah Nichols
13 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous red tape. I go there all the time and never had an issue. Stop trying to run good businesses out of town.
J
Jessica Wang
13 years ago
Featured
Love the selection there and the staff is always helpful. It would be a huge shame if they had to change how they do business just because some people dont like wine shops around.
L
Linda Lyons
13 years ago
Featured
They operate a professional shop and have been great neighbors for years. No need to fix what isnt broken.
This place is essential to the area. Stop messing with the zoning laws just to be difficult.