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Re: My ''encounter'' with MTS ''Security'' in San Diego |
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Posted by Michael549 on Wed Oct 17 23:34:26 2007, in response to Re: My ''encounter'' with MTS ''Security'' in San Diego, posted by Easy on Wed Oct 17 23:09:07 2007. Many tall downtown office buildings have "set-back" restrictions due to the zoning laws of that area. So in fact what seems like sidewalk can indeed be private property. For example, many of the plazas and outdoor seating areas fall under these kinds of rules. Often in exchange for such "open space" the building is allowed to be taller than would otherwise be the case. In such cases while the open space is said to be open to the public, many buildings retain the ability to remove persons who they feel do not belong - for example homeless persons.While I'm not commenting on that particular building, such a situation is not unheard of. There is nothing in the zoning laws that prevent taking photos. Mike |
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