Lavender Spa Thread Gone?

[hangul99]

Time for these owners to get together and hire a lawyer.

Of course, if they are unlicenced in the first place then not much to they can do.

By laws cannot shut down licenced establishments other then make them comply with the licencing requirements.

I am not sure about Aria since it is new but Suko? Why now? I am sure like the older places like E&M, JR, Lavender etc should be at least grandfathered in under old rules or are they all are unlicenced?

Most of these owners do not want their personal information to be a matter of public record. No one will pursue legal action.

 

[JimiNY]

E&M, JR, Lavender etc

And Shangri-la

 

[JimiNY]

ebw

LBW
Least Beaver Wellness

 

[Jumpin’ Jack Flash]

Sorta like courier companies eating the parking tickets in order to deliver stuff to their customers.

You say ebw will survive this storm. I want to know how ebw does it

They have the master of disaster navigating the situation

 

[cupcrazy]

They have the master of disaster navigating the situation

More like the triad boss. Even the police officerss don't dare to give him or his son a ticket

 

[Buaya]

Most of these owners do not want their personal information to be a matter of public record. No one will pursue legal action.

So, you want to own a business. You do not want your personal information made public. You are either a Legal Business or a Illegal one.

You cannot have it both ways. Even a Hot Dog cart need a licence. Canada is not some 3rd world country where laws are flouted openly.

 

[cupcrazy]

So, you want to own a business. You do not want your personal information made public. You are either a Legal Business or a Illegal one.

You cannot have it both ways. Even a Hot Dog cart need a licence. Canada is not some 3rd world country where laws are flouted openly.

No. He meant when you file a lawsuit, your name will be on the public record.

 

[Buaya]

Having a RMT licence does not mean the business has a business licence to operate.

Speaking to a few owners they do not seem to know the difference between what licence the MPA has and what the business need.

They might not know better but the people around them - the promoters, long time customers, etc should have known better.

Get whatever licence you need first to operate first. Worry about what you can or cannot do later.

 

[cupcrazy]

Best U is also in the market now for sale. I saw that coming a few months ago as I have posted in post # 5902 in EBW thread. They should have put it up in the market before the byLaw gave out notices. It's too late now.

https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/28060971/7-160-east-beaver-creek-road-richmond-hill-beaver-creek-business-park-beaver-creek-business-park

Still bitter at the fact Michelle fired you

 

[Jumpin’ Jack Flash]

Unfortunately this is what happens when you list on mls. Double edged sword. Sacrifice discretion for exposure. You may get a buyer from this post here.

 

[JimiNY]

No. He meant when you file a lawsuit, your name will be on the public record.

Wouldn’t want real names coming up on public record, right ———? Better not say

 

[Buaya]

No. He meant when you file a lawsuit, your name will be on the public record.

Anytime you do something legally, your name will be on the public record. So, you want to carry on the business but you are not prepared to let others know.

You cannot talk from both sides of your mouth.

 

[hangul99]

Anytime you do something legally, your name will be on the public record. So, you want to carry on the business but you are not prepared to let others know.

You cannot talk from both sides of your mouth.

I'm not sure where you are going with this. Or why you think that I think they shouldn't follow the rules. What I said is that the owners will not want to file any type of lawsuits. Court cases do not happen behind closed doors as I'm sure you know. They would also involve having to provide some type of evidence further exposing aspects of their personal life which at times may not always be on the right side of the rules, i.e CRA.

This hobby has a stigma attached to it. Being an owner of a spa has the same stigma. I'm sure they don't want their kids teachers, neighbors, other parents at daycare to know what they do for a living.

This is why they won't pursue a court case.

 

[torontobylaw]

QQ....They advertise openly you can CUM IN MOUTH, etc, etc...

Minors and teenagers know how to use the internet better than all of you...

Comments?

 

[Jumpin’ Jack Flash]

QQ....They advertise openly you can CUM IN MOUTH, etc, etc...

Minors and teenagers know how to use the internet better than all of you...

Comments?

Do they get carded if they go for a session?

 

[Buaya]

I'm not sure where you are going with this. Or why you think that I think they shouldn't follow the rules. What I said is that the owners will not want to file any type of lawsuits. Court cases do not happen behind closed doors as I'm sure you know. They would also involve having to provide some type of evidence further exposing aspects of their personal life which at times may not always be on the right side of the rules, i.e CRA.

This hobby has a stigma attached to it. Being an owner of a spa has the same stigma. I'm sure they don't want their kids teachers, neighbors, other parents at daycare to know what they do for a living.

This is why they won't pursue a court case.

So I guess Spa ownership will never be a mainstream business because of the stigma attached to it.

I own a spa. My name is on the licence. I own 2 other mainstream business. My name is on the ownership papers. I signed all the lease agreements. I am the person who goes to City Hall to get the licence for the Spa. I am one of the largest supplier of Massage comsumables to the wholesalers who sells to these Asian Spas.

My name is out there if anyone does a search of the business. But is it that much of a Public exposure? Only interested parties will do a search. 99% of Joe public do not know or even care..

Like I said one cannot have it both ways. Is it a legal business or an underground (unlicenced) business. One has to make a decision.

 

[Social-Misfit]

this board is funny with all the paid shill losers and old fucking white trash crying and bitching online when you are a bunch of sexual incompetents in real life

and another jimmy

 

[Ambler]

Checking online today, price is $1274 for a body rub license, have to call to apply, not one of the licenses that can be done online.

As far as public record can't see it being different from other licenses like taxi or bowling alley or arcade, also listed same page; are any of those listed publicly anywhere?

 

[Lalallala]

Checking online today, price is $1274 for a body rub license, have to call to apply, not one of the licenses that can be done online.

As far as public record can't see it being different from other licenses like taxi or bowling alley or arcade, also listed same page; are any of those listed publicly anywhere?

Is that for an owner? Or attendant?

 

[Ambler]

Is that for an owner? Or attendant?

I had the same question, haven't called that was in the AI summary google generates. If it for an owner that is chicken feed and not sure why it would be an issue, less than utilities for a couple of months, and can be written off.

Even for an attendant that is less than most competent girls make in a week, so a bit of an inconvenience; but if a one time expense vs annual, again not so onerous.

Maybe this is all a tempest in a teapot, for the by-law issue versus the zoning. and the hysteria is due to language and business barriers to fully comprehending the problem?

One lady asked me to check for her, waiting to hear back and may inquire further if that is what she wishes.