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Originally Posted by blueash
A few dozen people marching near the sales offices with signs every day might make a difference. Or perhaps all the members of the XYZ club could mysteriosly just happen to all be slowly driving their golf carts down Canal street into LSL at the exact same time. Why that might look like a parade, but it would just be a coincidence.
Perhaps someone can educate me on the techical definition of a parade that they are not going to allow. As the streets are public someone other than the developer must be issuing a "parade" permit if such is needed. I am sure the local governmental authorities would act according to the wishes of the citizens and not be under the control of the developer, right?
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The streets may be public, but the squares and the downtown shops, sidewalks, etc. are the developer's territory.
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