Ron Newman ([personal profile] ron_newman) wrote in [community profile] davis_square 2009-06-01 02:58 pm (UTC)

Usually when a business requires approval to move in to a pre-existing retail space , it's because it requires more parking than its predecessor (e.g. a restaurant replacing a hardware store), or it needs a liquor license, or it's expanding the square footage of retail. But for the most part, the city can't and doesn't control the normal turnover of commercially-zoned space from one tenant or owner to another.

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