RV dealers nationwide are in hot water again to fly the mammoth American flag in one of the lots. The CEO of MARCUS LEMONIS of TV “The Profit” is not descended.
The world of camps, which operates more than 250 RV dealers nationwide, has raised a new huge flag in Greenville, North Carolina in October. According to WLBT。
Local zonning representatives say that flapped stars and stripes are 15 times larger than permitted on RVS. Even a 120 -foot flagpole is too large, almost twice the height allowed by local law.
The city began to quote the world of camps on Wednesday, and penalties are accumulated immediately. As of Friday, there were already six violations of about $ 1,150.
Lemonis said it wasn't a problem because old glory did not go anywhere.
“The flag is not descending,” said a 50 -year -old big game.
“You can punish everything you want in the city of Greenville in North Carolina. #Noamericanflagistoobig,” Lemonis wrote in a social media post.
This is not the first time that the camping world fights a local zoning method over the American flag. In August, a dealer on the outskirts of Stockton, California, demanded defeating a huge banner as well as a concern that the flagpole could fall.
Lemonis was as stubborn at that time and ordered the dealer to maintain it.
“If we feel that we are risking people or causing a problem with air traffic, that's not okay, and I won't do it.” I told FOX40 at that time。
The officials of Sanhoakin -gun gave the dealer to the dealer to keep raising the flag, Fox 26 News said.
But the Green Building has proved more powerful in the accusation.
The city council has denied the company's request earlier this month, and claimed that he knew what he was doing when the camp world was intentionally broken the scale.
“Violators will be issued in writing that must be paid within 72 hours,” said the station, saying that the fine is issued.
“If a person cannot pay civil punishment within 72 hours, the city will collect fines with all expenses by submitting civil lawsuits to the judicial court due to the nature of the lawsuit, due to the nature of the lawsuit. You can.
City authorities say to the camp world that the flag flies every day. The flagpole must also be pulled out.
So far, the city has not been to court to collect fines.
In a spats that crossed the California flag last year, an entrepreneur born in Lebanon stated that a large flag was “symbolic about how we feel about this country.” “”
“I happen to be immigrant,” he said. “I was given the blessing that I could be a citizen in this country, and I am grateful for it.”
He said that such a patriotism expression was “part of my life since I was a small child in Miami, Florida, and we had the largest flagpole in Miami at a car dealer.” I did it.
