>The point being that when there's a need for a zoning change, it becomes a >matter of public involvement. >So the owner can rent to whoever he or she wants that doesn't require action >by the Zoning Board without >any of this.
i stand corrected. i hadn't realized (though i suppose i should have) that they were actually applying to have the zoning changed. which, obviously, does make it a matter of public involvment. Any establishment that serves alcohol brings with it some potential baggage. My bad. not to big to say i'm wrong, kc
