This is a slippery slope. We can't allow people to set up shop, and THEN try to get approval. The rules are there for a reason, and they need to be followed.
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Alexandra Rodney
11 years ago
The process of opening this laundromat was done in an underhanded manner. Laundry rooms in several buildings were removed and tenants were directed to this new (illegal) laundromat. Businesses should not be allowed to backdoor the process of applying for business licenses. And tenants should not have their amenities eroded.
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Alexandra Rodney
11 years ago
The process of opening this laundromat was done in an underhanded manner. Laundry rooms in several buildings were removed and tenants were directed to this new (illegal) laundromat. Businesses should not be allowed to backdoor the process of applying for business licenses. And tenants should not have their amenities eroded.
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Alexandra Rodney
11 years ago
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The process of opening this laundromat was done in an underhanded manner. Laundry rooms in several buildings were removed and tenants were directed to this new (illegal) laundromat. Businesses should not be allowed to backdoor the process of applying for business licenses. And tenants should not have their amenities eroded.
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Elizabeth
11 years ago
It sets a dangerous precedent to legalise businesses that start by defying the law. The people who do this should not be rewarded - it would just encourage others to do the same.
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Jean Geary
11 years ago
The same rules should apply to all.
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Darren Cole
11 years ago
A poor code of ethics can't necessarily be stopped but illegal activities harming our community can be.
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Janice Wheeler
11 years ago
Anyone who starts a business knowing it is illegal isn't the kind of businessman any neighbourhood needs. Illegal is illegal.
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Mara Cole
11 years ago
This illegal business HAS to be closed once and for all. No permits, no commercial taxes being paid, and on a residential street? No way.
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ilanna mandel
11 years ago
this laundromat is in contravention of zoning laws
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Sandy Graham
11 years ago
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As a resident of the Beach for close to 40 years I want to see it still maintain its charm. Brightly lit commercial spaces that are technically operating without proper clearance is the beginning of the end. Protect our Beach.
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bob saget
11 years ago
This is a fake signature. I support this small business on Willow
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Helen Brown
11 years ago
shouldn't this company have applied first before opening?
This is a slippery slope. We can't allow people to set up shop, and THEN try to get approval. The rules are there for a reason, and they need to be followed.
The process of opening this laundromat was done in an underhanded manner. Laundry rooms in several buildings were removed and tenants were directed to this new (illegal) laundromat. Businesses should not be allowed to backdoor the process of applying for business licenses. And tenants should not have their amenities eroded.
The process of opening this laundromat was done in an underhanded manner. Laundry rooms in several buildings were removed and tenants were directed to this new (illegal) laundromat. Businesses should not be allowed to backdoor the process of applying for business licenses. And tenants should not have their amenities eroded.
The process of opening this laundromat was done in an underhanded manner. Laundry rooms in several buildings were removed and tenants were directed to this new (illegal) laundromat. Businesses should not be allowed to backdoor the process of applying for business licenses. And tenants should not have their amenities eroded.
It sets a dangerous precedent to legalise businesses that start by defying the law. The people who do this should not be rewarded - it would just encourage others to do the same.
The same rules should apply to all.
A poor code of ethics can't necessarily be stopped but illegal activities harming our community can be.
Anyone who starts a business knowing it is illegal isn't the kind of businessman any neighbourhood needs. Illegal is illegal.
This illegal business HAS to be closed once and for all. No permits, no commercial taxes being paid, and on a residential street? No way.
this laundromat is in contravention of zoning laws
As a resident of the Beach for close to 40 years I want to see it still maintain its charm. Brightly lit commercial spaces that are technically operating without proper clearance is the beginning of the end. Protect our Beach.
This is a fake signature. I support this small business on Willow
shouldn't this company have applied first before opening?