[A link to Chuck Weber's interview with Lake Worth Mayor Pam Triolo on March 6 can be found here.]
From the text of Chuck Weber's story:
City staff blamed a misunderstanding, saying non-profit organizations do not need business licenses.Three days prior to Chuck Weber's story, on March 13, Pastor Olive was a guest on a podcast originating from Waco, Texas. The title from the podcast's website:
However, they did say an additional use such as holding regular church services would require approval, and an inspection, to make sure adequate safety features exist for the new use-- sufficient exits, for example.
Pastor Olive said the inspection took place last week, and he was told the space complied with city requirements for gatherings, and the church could resume services.
However, city manager Mike Bornstein told CBS12 late Monday a fire inspection still had to be arranged, but that would almost certainly happen later in the week.
PASTOR MIKE OLIVE - CHURCH PERSECUTION
You can listen to that podcast here.