Antiquariate

Eintrag vom: 26.06.2013.

I also hired her to counter-sue the Zoo so as to establish precedent that the Zoo's claims of being an educational institution a day care facility an amusement park and a business (among other things) - are hogwash. If you've been following the news you may have noted that the Houston and Dallas (TX) Zoos have made similar claims.

 

If the zoo is owned by the city county or state state preemption does not allow you to be prevented from carrying in a lawful way. However if it is a private business it is their rules and you can be removed and trespassed.

 

I think Monument may be accessible to most. Or perhaps a bit farther north in Castle Rock for our Boulder/Loveland/Greeley friends. I could probably make it to Monument some Saturday. Hell the last few weekends I have been doing a little deer scouting in that direction anyway. OC'd a little bit in Woodland Park last Saturday.

 

In May of last year St. Louis Circuit Judge Joan Moriarty accepted the zoo?s contention that its 90-acre property in Forest Park qualifies as a school and a gated amusement park ? two of 17 designations where Missouri?s open carry law forbids firearms." ...

 

Yesterday I had to take the LONG way to Woodland Park in order to gather my parents important belongings since they are still on vacation and large portions of WP went on evacuation notice from the Waldo Canyon Fire. While I was getting gas in Canon City I noticed a gentlemen OCing a pistol...

 

Planning for a trip to COS and Woodland Park. From what I've read here it looks like OC is a non-issue most places in COS and Teller County. As most of the threads are a bit old (2012 and earlier mostly) I thought I'd check in here and see if there's anything new I need to know. TX (home)...

 

The family and I went to Binder Park Zoo (Battle Creek MI.) this weekend. It is a great zoo and we gladly make the drive. I had not OC'd there before but was not concerned as I OC everywhere allowed by law (I have a CPL). We entered and looked around as usual and then boarded the tram to the...

 

The Zoo has already claimed the "end of the world" if carry was allowed in the zoo - which begs the question " Can one carry (CC or OC) in publicly-owned zoos in your state? " If it's necessary to have a CCW permit/license in order to do so please say state that this is the case.

 

The way I see it any regulation or attempt by them to prohibit firearms in the zoo is a legal nullity. While they may try to claim that since the park is managed by the Woodland Park Zoological Society it therefore is subject to regulation per PNSPA v. Sequim I don't think that dog will hunt.

 

In 2002 the City of Seattle transferred management and financial responsibility of Woodland Park Zoo to the Woodland Park Zoological Society. Founded in 1965 the nonprofit Society initially served as the zoo?s fundraising partner but over the years has taken on an increasing number of responsibilities such as marketing and membership.