Orden de último minuto cerró los bares de Miami

A pocas horas para que los bares reabrieran tras pasar dos meses sin actividad comercial por la pandemia, las autoridades de la ciudad de Miami emitieron una orden para que los bares que sirven comida cerraran sus puertas de inmediato.

Por Redacción MiamiDiario

Ball and Chain Bar and Lounge, Taurus Beer and Whiskey House, Bar Nancy son algunos de los establecimientos afectados con esta medida. Los propietariosexpresan su descontento al decir que “se sintieron “ciegos” por @CityofMiami ante la orden de reapertura modificada”.

Los dueños de los negocios indican que “invirtieron en alimentos, señalización, personal. Nadie en la ciudad dio aviso”.

Las autoridades aseguran que hay propietarios de bares que intentan eludir las regulaciones al ofrecer comida por lo que las autoridades aclaran que si en su certificado de uso dice que su negocio es un bar, entonces usted es un bar.

Update: Bar Nancy, J. Wakefield Brewery, Taurus Beer & Whisky House – these are just some of the establishments who tell us today they felt “blindsighted” by a @CityofMiami amended order on the cusp of #reopening to #onsite dining yesterday with bars closed like restaurants. https://t.co/clLsbBZMof pic.twitter.com/JRjDYBxlgo

— Christina Boomer Vazquez, M.S. (@CBoomerVazquez) May 28, 2020

 

 

Just spoke to the owner of @jwakefieldbeer. He says 2-hours into opening on-site dining yesterday he was told he had to close. @CityofMiami amended its own order just one day before after he already invested in food + signage + staff. He says no one at the city gave notice. https://t.co/qQWvfjCre8 pic.twitter.com/F08iPJZnCX

— Christina Boomer Vazquez, M.S. (@CBoomerVazquez) May 28, 2020

And here’s how it gets confusing. Around the corner from @jwakefieldbeer you find Veza Sur Brewing – part of the Anheuser-Busch InBev family who are currently open. We continue to wait on a @CityofMiami statement addressing business owner concerns re: inequitable enforcement. https://t.co/bPrMzhox6O pic.twitter.com/ZVLQj9uWsM

— Christina Boomer Vazquez, M.S. (@CBoomerVazquez) May 28, 2020

Background: the @CityofMiami says it comes down to an establishment’s license and certificate of use. Business owners we spoke with say “blindsighted” when City amended order day before #reopening + say not given notice. Caught in the city’s semantics they say are livelihoods. https://t.co/zEvNVUOnyl pic.twitter.com/1pYLfNEkFt

— Christina Boomer Vazquez, M.S. (@CBoomerVazquez) May 28, 2020

Update: I just got off the phone with @CityofMiami’s City Manager who tells me a compliance task force has just finished visiting Veza Sur to enforce compliance. https://t.co/zEvNVUOnyl

— Christina Boomer Vazquez, M.S. (@CBoomerVazquez) May 28, 2020

 

 

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