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yup, a non-compliant sign

I've never been anywhere there was a valid sign, but think what I'll do if some posted place has something I ABSOLUTLY have to have ...(Otherwise I wouldn't shop there)

I'll stand at the door, stick my head in ... or probably my whole body except one foot if I need the air conditioning ... and have them bring me my order and pay them there and wait for my receipt from the cashier while I hang my foot out the door.

(1) "Entry" has the meaning assigned by Section 30.05(b).
30.05(b)(1) "Entry" means the intrusion of the entire body.

boomerang wrote:Logic suggest they hand you the card or other document. Hiding it in a drawer is not notice, imho.

True, I think the intent was a card handed to a person, or a big sign posted ... but the font size isn't specified on the card, so I guess a business sized card could be taped to the door or window if they can fit all the required language on it.

Soooo you are interpreting that a business card sized sign taped to the front window still constitutes effective notice if posted by one in authority/apparent authority ...

Interesting, and scary, though I do see that point of view considering the "or".

That's scary, I don't think that was the intent, but that is what they wrote, isn't it.