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“Do businesses licensed in DC have to follow DC regulations when operating in DC but for a federal agency?”

“Dear PoPville,

On my bike commute this morning, a landscape contractor was using a gas powered leaf blower on the National Mall. DC banned gas powered leaf blowers at the beginning of the year.

(When I got to work, I looked up the process for filing a complaint and realized I didn’t get the company’s name, which is required.) Anyway, I assume the contractor is working for the National Park Service, which may be exempt from following DC laws. However, I would still think the landscape company likely has a business contract registered in DC. Do businesses licensed in DC have to follow DC regulations when operating in DC but for a federal agency?”

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Spotted in Mount Pleasant.

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photo by Lee M.. You can talk about whatever is on your mind – quality of life issues, a beautiful tree you spotted, scuttlebutt, or any random questions/thoughts you may…

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The market is free

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