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Originally Posted by Five-Oh To review the business license it probably depends on which city it is in, but I would say your best bet is to go to or call City Hall to get that info. |
Going to try that this week, thanks.
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Originally Posted by Five-Oh To have an officer come she could call the non-emergency line. That being said, that type of call is extremely low on the priority list and if there are other calls going on in the city, the police are far more likely to go to the other calls. |
I am from Ottawa and have dealt with bylaw there before. Any complaint to bylaw legally has to be followed up on in a certain amount of time by a bylaw officer.
She understands that the police have better things to do, yet does expect a bylaw officer to do something about it.
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Originally Posted by Five-Oh My question would be did your gf know that this cafe was in her building when she bought in the building? Might be time to move to a more quiet building if this is such a huge problem. |
From my other thread:
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The former strata president used to live above the cafe and had negotiated reduced noise levels without the strata intervening. She moved into his condo at the same time the cafe was sold. The new owners of the cafe are not willing to deal with her.
The real issue is how this cafe has a class 2 license to play live amplified music while being in a condo building. This should have never been allowed according to everything we've read
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Yes she did know the cafe existed, and is OK with the noise most of the time. Its the nights amplified bands comes in that are a problem, and this cafe should not have a license permitting that.
This is the course of action she'd like to prefer. A reasonable business owner would try to work with their neighbours. This owner is not being reasonable, so she would like to have their license revoked.