Miami Herald, February 17, 2008. See the printed page on Newspapers.com.
Miami attorney Aaron Resnick spoke for Miami Beach homeowners as the city considered restrictions and fines for house parties charging admission or promoting a product.
In January 2007, as the city weighed the proposals, the Miami Herald reported that Aaron, who was with a homeowners' rights group, called them “onerous” and said the noise and zoning ordinances already on the books were enough. He drew applause when he said: “why we are enacting laws telling citizens what they can or can't do in their own homes is beyond me . . . That's bad law.”
In February 2008 the Herald reported on the fines and quoted him as the leader of Miami Beach Residents to Protect Homeowners Rights, a group opposed to greater government regulation of homes: “Is this the start of a slippery slope?” and “What effect will this have on our ability to bring in business and events to Miami Beach?”
Where the Story Ran
- Miami Herald, February 17, 2008: “Homes hosting charging parties face fines”
- Miami Herald, January 21, 2007: “Partying at home may come at a price”
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