Handcart operators in downtown Kingston to be taxed soon
2013-05-04
Handcart operators in down town, Kingston should soon be asked to pay a fee to operate in the busy commercial district. This disclosure comes from the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation, KSAC. The corporation has justified the pending move by claiming that there needs to be some semblance of order surrounding activities of the handcart operators. Andrew Canon reports. It’s a way many men in the busy commercial district of downtown Kingston earn cash to survive...operating a handcart...goods are transported to vehicles and various locations and a fee is charged. Now there’s a move by the case to have this service regularized. If you operate a handcart in downtown Kingston, be prepared to get a license to carry out the activities. The Director of Operations for the KSAC markets Alrick Francis explains. No timeline was given for the start of the new policy, but from all indications the conduct of handcart operators will be constantly scrutinised under the registration system. There was a declaration that the KSAC will not be draconian in the implementation of the policy. Dialogue is slated to take place between the KSAC and the hand cart operators. The move has reportedly been embraced by handcart operators. So an attempt to bring order to a section of downtown Kingston, will it work?
2013-05-04
Handcart operators in down town, Kingston should soon be asked to pay a fee to operate in the busy commercial district. This disclosure comes from the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation, KSAC. The corporation has justified the pending move by claiming that there needs to be some semblance of order surrounding activities of the handcart operators. Andrew Canon reports. It’s a way many men in the busy commercial district of downtown Kingston earn cash to survive...operating a handcart...goods are transported to vehicles and various locations and a fee is charged. Now there’s a move by the case to have this service regularized. If you operate a handcart in downtown Kingston, be prepared to get a license to carry out the activities. The Director of Operations for the KSAC markets Alrick Francis explains. No timeline was given for the start of the new policy, but from all indications the conduct of handcart operators will be constantly scrutinised under the registration system. There was a declaration that the KSAC will not be draconian in the implementation of the policy. Dialogue is slated to take place between the KSAC and the hand cart operators. The move has reportedly been embraced by handcart operators. So an attempt to bring order to a section of downtown Kingston, will it work?
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