Zoning issue with house party

exploringRM · 02-04-2010, 11:15 PM

CXXC · 02-04-2010, 11:31 PM

I love what this troll has to say, "I can assure you," Berliner says, "our county will be exploring every legal means available to ensure that the activity taking place at this particular residence does not have an adverse impact on the community."
In other words, We will do everything in our power to shut this bunch of perverted freaks down!

I do love the 4th amendment statement!

lovinher · 02-05-2010, 12:58 AM

Once again, somebody charging for parties in a residential neighborhood. Regardless of wether they are making a profit on it or not he is accentually running a club. I wouldn't want a club or Tupperware conventions for that matter in my neighborhood and it's not something I'd want my kids exposed to so close to home where it would be unavoidable. I own a construction company and I doubt most people would be happy if I set up shop next door. The neighbors worried about property values are 100% correct and have a valid concern, even if it was just Joe's Plumbing.

AskMeOk · 02-05-2010, 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by lovinher

Once again, somebody charging for parties in a residential neighborhood. Regardless of wether they are making a profit on it or not he is accentually running a club. I wouldn't want a club or Tupperware conventions for that matter in my neighborhood and it's not something I'd want my kids exposed to so close to home where it would be unavoidable. I own a construction company and I doubt most people would be happy if I set up shop next door. The neighbors worried about property values are 100% correct and have a valid concern, even if it was just Joe's Plumbing.

If he can afford the house, he can afford the parties.... so, if he pays out of pocket and stops selling tickets.... are you OK with this or do you want to tell him what he can and can't do behind the locked doors of his own home?

Slippery slope.....

celtic239 · 02-06-2010, 02:59 AM

The fourth amendment really isn't applicable under these circumstances in that there was no "search and seizure" issues. A business is afforded less constitutional protections than one would have in their private residence. In this case the individual was running a business out of his home and violated an administrative code. He would have been better advised not to have a web site stating that they sold tickets. He could have, maybe, been better severed asking for donations and not advertising on the web.

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02-04-2010, 11:15 PM	#1 (permalink)
exploringRM Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 850 Location: York, PA Status: Couple - he posts/reads Swing Lifestyle Name:hereforfunrm	Zoning issue with house party washingtonpost.com

02-04-2010, 11:31 PM	#2 (permalink)
CXXC Veni, Vidi, Veni!!!! Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 952 Location: Savannah GA Status: Couple Swing Lifestyle Name:cxxc1963	Re: Zoning issue with house party I love what this troll has to say, "I can assure you," Berliner says, "our county will be exploring every legal means available to ensure that the activity taking place at this particular residence does not have an adverse impact on the community." In other words, We will do everything in our power to shut this bunch of perverted freaks down! I do love the 4th amendment statement!
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02-05-2010, 12:58 AM	#3 (permalink)
lovinher Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,008 Location: cleveland area Status: married to lovinhim	Re: Zoning issue with house party Once again, somebody charging for parties in a residential neighborhood. Regardless of wether they are making a profit on it or not he is accentually running a club. I wouldn't want a club or Tupperware conventions for that matter in my neighborhood and it's not something I'd want my kids exposed to so close to home where it would be unavoidable. I own a construction company and I doubt most people would be happy if I set up shop next door. The neighbors worried about property values are 100% correct and have a valid concern, even if it was just Joe's Plumbing.
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02-06-2010, 02:59 AM	#5 (permalink)
celtic239 Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 502 Location: new york	Re: Zoning issue with house party The fourth amendment really isn't applicable under these circumstances in that there was no "search and seizure" issues. A business is afforded less constitutional protections than one would have in their private residence. In this case the individual was running a business out of his home and violated an administrative code. He would have been better advised not to have a web site stating that they sold tickets. He could have, maybe, been better severed asking for donations and not advertising on the web.

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