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After go-round regarding 30-year-old zoning code typo, Wayne business owner out thousands
A 30-year-old zoning code typo led to a new sign interpretation, costing the print shop owner about $7,000 in legal and architectural fees, despite prior approvals.
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After go-round regarding 30-year-old zoning code typo, Wayne business owner out thousands
RADNOR — When David Mackey decided to move his store from one site on Lancaster Avenue in Wayne to another he had no idea the problems it would create. Mackey was moving his store, the Philadelphia Print Shop, to a site formerly occupied by Antiquities Etc., which had just closed. But what he didn’t know when he decided to move his business was that due to the township staff’s last-minute change in how a section of the township’s zoning code wou…
·Montgomery County, United States
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