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It's clear that Texas is an employment at will state.DJFriar wrote:If the gunbuster sign is on the building that my employer leases, and there are other tenants in the building, then it should be all clear then, right?
What?radiandd wrote:Question... The last sign shown, by City of Longview Ordinance...
I know that area of buildings.... and I believe those all are City of Longview Buildings (near the Police, City Hall, City Library, City Engineers, etc).
Doesn't that Qualify as government property and not need signage?
Thanks,
New guy
jbarn wrote:What?radiandd wrote:Question... The last sign shown, by City of Longview Ordinance...
I know that area of buildings.... and I believe those all are City of Longview Buildings (near the Police, City Hall, City Library, City Engineers, etc).
Doesn't that Qualify as government property and not need signage?
Thanks,
New guy
jmra wrote:jbarn wrote:What?radiandd wrote:Question... The last sign shown, by City of Longview Ordinance...
I know that area of buildings.... and I believe those all are City of Longview Buildings (near the Police, City Hall, City Library, City Engineers, etc).
Doesn't that Qualify as government property and not need signage?
Thanks,
New guy
At least say "welcome to the forum" first.
Gonna take a guess here. Public property, except in very specific cases, cannot be posted. The last sign on the first post is improperly posted since it's on a city building. If all City of Long view buildings are posted, they are all improperly posted. Except, as said, for certain exceptions. You may carry but if you do, make sure your weapon stays concealed or you will probably be hassled.radiandd wrote:Question... The last sign shown, by City of Longview Ordinance...
I know that area of buildings.... and I believe those all are City of Longview Buildings (near the Police, City Hall, City Library, City Engineers, etc).
Doesn't that Qualify as government property and not need signage?
Thanks,
New guy
Thanks, so much responsibility with this little card...jmorris wrote:Gonna take a guess here. Public property, except in very specific cases, cannot be posted. The last sign on the first post is improperly posted since it's on a city building. If all City of Long view buildings are posted, they are all improperly posted. Except, as said, for certain exceptions. You may carry but if you do, make sure your weapon stays concealed or you will probably be hassled.radiandd wrote:Question... The last sign shown, by City of Longview Ordinance...
I know that area of buildings.... and I believe those all are City of Longview Buildings (near the Police, City Hall, City Library, City Engineers, etc).
Doesn't that Qualify as government property and not need signage?
Thanks,
New guy
I believe you're thinking that this property is automatically off-limits. It's the opposite, it cannot be placed off-limits.
Uhm.... sorry if I did/said something out of protocol....jbarn wrote:jmra wrote:jbarn wrote:What?radiandd wrote:Question... The last sign shown, by City of Longview Ordinance...
I know that area of buildings.... and I believe those all are City of Longview Buildings (near the Police, City Hall, City Library, City Engineers, etc).
Doesn't that Qualify as government property and not need signage?
Thanks,
New guy
At least say "welcome to the forum" first.
Ooops. Didn't notice his post count.....
You did absolutely nothing wrong. jmra was just taking a little joking poke at jbarn.radiandd wrote:Uhm.... sorry if I did/said something out of protocol....jbarn wrote:jmra wrote:jbarn wrote:What?radiandd wrote:Question... The last sign shown, by City of Longview Ordinance...
I know that area of buildings.... and I believe those all are City of Longview Buildings (near the Police, City Hall, City Library, City Engineers, etc).
Doesn't that Qualify as government property and not need signage?
Thanks,
New guy
At least say "welcome to the forum" first.
Ooops. Didn't notice his post count.....
Yes, Radiandd, welcome to the forum. Like Pawpaw said I was having a little fun with jbarn. Hang around. Lots of good people and good info.Pawpaw wrote:You did absolutely nothing wrong. jmra was just taking a little joking poke at jbarn.radiandd wrote:Uhm.... sorry if I did/said something out of protocol....jbarn wrote:jmra wrote:jbarn wrote:What?radiandd wrote:Question... The last sign shown, by City of Longview Ordinance...
I know that area of buildings.... and I believe those all are City of Longview Buildings (near the Police, City Hall, City Library, City Engineers, etc).
Doesn't that Qualify as government property and not need signage?
Thanks,
New guy
At least say "welcome to the forum" first.
Ooops. Didn't notice his post count.....
Welcome to the nut house!
radiandd wrote:Question... The last sign shown, by City of Longview Ordinance...
I know that area of buildings.... and I believe those all are City of Longview Buildings (near the Police, City Hall, City Library, City Engineers, etc).
Doesn't that Qualify as government property and not need signage?
Thanks,
New guy
The 51% sign shows up for me. So does the old 30.06 sign. The new 30.06 sign is basically the same size but reference "Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code" instead of "4413 (29ee) Revised Statutes" (or V.C.S.) as the concealed handgun law.mtnthundr2 wrote:Can somebody please revive this thread? I'm brand new to CHL (just waiting on my card that was mailed Friday 6-20-14) and I would like to see the photos that the OP posted that are now dead links (404 file not found). Are there newer photos of signs that can be posted so we can have a visual of whats currently compliant with the law versus outdated signs that aren't?
