I don't know about the Perot museum, but a lot of museums and zoos are in this exact situation. Consider all of the places where the zoo is in a city park but is actually leased as land to a non-profit society (San Antonio is the one I am most familiar with). That is why I see this as a very important precedent setting case.chasfm11 wrote:Is the Perot museum in that situation? I'm pretty sure that it is city of Dallas land but I wasn't sure if the building itself is owned by the city. The 30.06 sign there has been up and down. I think it is up again now.srothstein wrote: This is going to be important because this is not the only place with this situation. IIRC, Austin had a couple buildings on city owned property that they claimed were not prohibited because the city did not own the building, but just the land. I am confident that there are many others also. This may be a good decision to ask for.
Anyone from Erath County?
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Re: Anyone from Erath County?
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