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Just throwing this out there regarding the OP's question:

Since the City does not own the property that the PD is occupying, doesn't the actual owner of the property have the right to post 30.06 and 30.07 signs on the PD's door? I would say that they do and the signs would not be a violation.

Regarding the question as to whether or not the tenant has apparent owner authority of the leased property, I'm confident the answer is yes. If the answer was no, that would be a HUGE problem because in 30.06 and 30.07: For purposes of this section, a person received notice if the owner of the prope...

So property is never defined as to what it covers. Does that mean if I go to a gas station and there is a 30.06 sign in the door, I just trespassed because I entered the parking lot?? No. It should be at the entrance of the parking lot or business. Just to be clear, you're saying that 30.06/30.07 c...

So property is never defined as to what it covers. Does that mean if I go to a gas station and there is a 30.06 sign in the door, I just trespassed because I entered the parking lot?? No. It should be at the entrance of the parking lot or business. Just to be clear, you're saying that 30.06/30.07 c...

It sounds like what the attorney is saying is that a building owner cannot restrict handguns within a lease agreement. However, couldn't the building owner post 30.06/30.07 signs at the entrance? If so, does that mean it only applies to the public and not the tenants? I don't have the answer, I'm ju...

Let's say there is a multi-story commercial office building and the building owner leases office suites to businesses. The building owner want's 30.06 and 30.07 signs and posts them at the building's main lobby entrance. The business owners (who lease suites) do not want the 30.06 and 30.07 restrict...