You’ll need to look up “public places” in your own state’s statutes to find the applicable definition, but I’ll bet your fight is already lost.
That is how the queer mafia is assaulting these private businesses.
As far as I’m concerned, if somebody has a deed, and is paying taxes on a piece of property....it IS NOT a public place. And if the government want to call it a “public accommodation” they should damn straight make it tax exempt.
On the other hand, any government owned building or open space, or entity that is government subsidized IS a public place.
But that’s not the way it is.
And what I suggested (making it be unquestionably private) IS NOT “sneaking around” it’s doing what you damn well please on your own private property.
Only for a wuss.
If it's a state thing, you can sit up there in the state capitol building and buttonhole the folks that make those laws.
They can be changed.
We're doing it here in Texas.
It's boring work, with no renumeration, but it can be done.
You want to 'back-door' the situation. I seek to confront it head on, damn the government (State or Federal) and let the chips fall where they may.
Not a solution for those seeking a comfortable retirement.
And that generally decides things.
/johnny
I may try that or suggest that here locally.
/johnny