Save Hala Kahiki from Condo madness - General Tiki

E EsQui Member Chicago Joined: Aug 15, 2004 Posts: 41	E EsQui Posted posted on Thu, Jun 30, 2005 4:41 PM It seems to me that the goal of the supreme court ruling was to target residential housing and replace them with businesses for tax revenue. Since Hala Kahiki is a business, and alcohol generates tax revenue, it might not be at as big of a risk. Especially when a local hangout is a good selling point for the condos. But... as Tikibars mentioned, the owners could decide to sell to anyone that makes a good offer. Now here's the fantasy world solution: Everyone on Tike Central chips in $1,000 to buy it, then we collectively own it and run it in a democratic way, but on the cultish side. From the first year's profits well by Gene's & Jude's and create a torch lit meandering path between them. How's that? Please send all dontations to paypal account [email protected]. Thanks. EsQui http://www.galleryhidden.com

It seems to me that the goal of the supreme court ruling was to target residential housing and replace them with businesses for tax revenue. Since Hala Kahiki is a business, and alcohol generates tax revenue, it might not be at as big of a risk. Especially when a local hangout is a good selling point for the condos.

But... as Tikibars mentioned, the owners could decide to sell to anyone that makes a good offer.

Now here's the fantasy world solution: Everyone on Tike Central chips in $1,000 to buy it, then we collectively own it and run it in a democratic way, but on the cultish side. From the first year's profits well by Gene's & Jude's and create a torch lit meandering path between them. How's that? Please send all dontations to paypal account [email protected]. Thanks.

EsQui
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Post #169020 by EsQui on Thu, Jun 30, 2005 4:41 PM