Mitra earlier told
KTW community services officers, formerly bylaw officers, visited and indicated the plywood covering the window was contrary to the city’s sign bylaw. Since then, Mitra said she met with Trawin, who indicated there will not be a fine charged to the business owner. She said she was told the officers were supposed to have been coming to warn her about changing her broken window within six months. Trawin told KTW the intent was for officers to educate Mitra on the time period for removing plywood and fixing windows but it was not communicated as well as it should have been.
(SHANNON AINSLIE / iNFOnews.ca) July 22, 2021 - 6:00 PM Small businesses in downtown Kamloops are taking action against crime by installing signs in their store front windows in response to a recent act of criminal activity and a shared fear their businesses are not being protected. The signs read, We Stand With Continental Barber Shop , a shop that was the victim of crime on Canada Day. The incident, and the way it was managed by the City of Kamloops community services department, inspired a sign campaign for the safety, support and protection of downtown businesses. Lise Mitra is the owner of Continental Barber Shop.
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