>>The statue is not “Only religious use requires a permit,” which is the meaning and function you are stubbornly asserting.<<
I never suggested anything of the kind. I don’t know if you are misrepresenting what I said deliberately or not.
And it’s “statute” not “statue.”
Perhaps that was a typo, I’m known for typos now and again myself.
The main problem I have with it is they are SPECIFICALLY regulating religious speech.
Yeah, I definitely phrased that incorrectly. Try this. You are asserting that the citation was given BECAUSE the use is a religious use. IOW, some other uses with the same externalities are permitted.
-- Perhaps that was a typo, I'm known for typos now and again myself. --
I make 'em often.