Connie Nompelis
West Phillips & Powderhorn wrote:
Thank you all - I do have this information already.
The question is: what to do with it? Write the guy a
letter? I've talked to him in person and he was
rather surly...
Hi Connie:
The link provided outlines the business licensing guidelines by which the
Minneapolis Business Licensing division reviews a licensed property for license
renewal (bottom of email).
When individuals are loitering, call the MPD and have calls documented. If
vehicles are loitering, get license plate numbers (make and color would help).
If you purchase food, get a receipt. If it is bad, return it for a refund,
even a candy bar. In addition, state law requires that all groceries be
inspected once per year. Contact Minneapolis Environmental Health
(612-673-2170) and report bad food, keep the food and receipt if returning it
is unsuccessful, make sure to request that it be logged as a complaint.
Provide the food to the environmental health specialist when they contact you
about your complaint. Request a copy of the history of inspections at the
market, this is available for a few cents per copy (0.25 per page, I think)
from the Environmental Health Division.
Contact the neighbors and local businesses about signing a petition and
provide it to the Council Member and the owner of the business with the
requests and consequences clearly stated.
http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/police/crime-prevention/docs/LicBusReq.pdf<http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/police/crime-prevention/docs/LicBusReq.pdf>
Laura Huseby
Field-Regina
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