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Locke, I've read just about all of those in the past. The rulings you're talking about usually happens when the city owns the land and leases the land to the non-profit or company. In most of the outcomes you're referring to, the city doesn't actually own the buildings. In the case of the Cedar Park...

It's actually managed by Texas Stars, LP. I've made both the city and the arena/management team aware of the violation. We'll see what the state does.

Locke, that's not going to fly for this situation. First, it's not leased to a non-profit. It's ran by the city, and only has HEB in the new name because they paid for the naming rights. HEB doesn't control the building, and even if they did, they allow concealed carry in their stores.

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Sixer, I will keep the board updated. I had already sent him the return receipt from the signed for certified mail I sent them. This morning, I provided him the letter that I sent to the center and that should complete everything. [Image removed because it revealed personal contact information of a ...

I was on here years ago, but couldn't remember my username, so I had to create a new account. Anyway, I think I've finally provided the state with all the necessary information to pursue them intervening with the Cedar Park Center and their illegal 30.06 signs. To be honest, the process is long, and...