When a tenant leases public land, the land is still not legally posted. The prohibition on posting passes onto the tenant. The statute language was quoted in an earlier message in this thread.iratollah wrote:I had a direct conversation with some key people that it's a common misconception that HMNS has to operate as a city owned facility when it's really operated by a private institution. Landlord is not same as tenant. HMNS is operated by a private foundation and doesn't have to follow the same rules as city, for instance they don't have to allow vagrants in to use their facilities as does the library. If you disagree, I invite you to be the test case.
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- Wed Oct 26, 2011 6:58 am
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