Bali Ramnarace was ordered to remove his 10-foot commercial box truck from his Boynton Beach property, a request he says would make his life more difficult because of his physical limitations. “It’s ridiculous what they’re doing to people. People make a living by this,” Ramnarace told WPTV.
The single father said he’s been parking the vehicle in his own driveway for 45 years, and it physically helps him each day.
Boynton Beach City officials argued Ramnarace’s truck violates the municipal code, which is aimed at regulating vehicles in residential areas. The code is intended to protect “property values and character of property within residential areas” by eliminating larger vehicles, including trucks, tractors, heavy equipment and buses from parking in certain neighborhoods for more than 15 minutes.
Along with the $345 fine, Ramnarace would be fined an additional $75 for each month he continues to violate the policy.
We'll discuss the whole 'handicapped handyman' thing at another time. As they say in the bars - 'We don't care where you go, but you can't stay here...'
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