The city was revised the sidewalk in February 2024 and regulated commercial activities in parks and beaches.
San Diego -Two yoga instructors, who have previously appealed for the crackdown on yoga classes that have not filed a lawsuit in San Diego, filed a second lawsuit on January 29. I saw it in the park.
Both plaintiffs have been taught free yoga classes at Sandiero Parks, according to a lawsuit submitted by Brian Peybard on behalf of Steven Havad and Amy Bark. The city park last spring.
In February 2024, the San Diego City Council has revised the sidewalk Automatic Sales Ordinance to regulate parks and beach commercial activities. The execution started in March 2024.
In addition, the ordinance limits the location options of fitness activity, where yoga classes are classified. Many coastline parks and beaches, including those that Havad and Burke had a yoga class before, are not one of the permitted sites.
The complaint made in the San Diego County Court claimed that Havad had received seven quotes from the Park Rangers since the ordinance was launched.
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“The language is expressed in the language that requests a permit, but in fact, the city that passes through the mayor’s office has yoga in the coastline park or beach, despite the permission of the same activity. We are not allowed to issue permission to teach. “
According to the document, Havaddo stopped outdoor classes due to quotes, and instead used online streaming to perform classes from home.
The complaint claims that on November 9 and 10, 2024, the City Park Rangers taught yoga classes from the backyard and streamed online over the phone.
The lawsuit does not indicate that Parkhabad students are watching live streams. The epoch Times reached out to the peas for comments and did not reply before the release.
Benny Kartwrite, a spokesman of the San Diego Park Recreation Bureau, also says that Park Havad’s students are watching his online video, saying that the city cannot comment on the dispute lawsuit. I was.
“However, as a reminder for the community, the Parks Ando Club Division offers many places that are useful as an ideal venue for services such as fitness and yoga classes throughout the park system,” Kartlight goes to Epoch Times. I wrote it by email. “The location is selected based on parking capabilities and other factors, including the desirable spots in the Barboa Park of the Mission Bay Park and the waterfront area.”
In the lawsuit, both San Diego and Mayor Todd Gloria are listed as the defendant. Both of the mayor’s office and the city prosecutor’s office have refused to comment on the lawsuit.
Habald and Bark argued last year that the first lawsuit against San Diego was argued that the city’s execution had violated their first constitutional rights.
However, the judge wrote that one quote received by Havad said that he was lecture on yoga.
Their previous lawsuit continues in the Federal Court.
City News Service has contributed to this report.
