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Turning Church with Sloped Floors into Retail Space
My church is exploring the possibility of turning their old church property into a thrift store. The problem is, the flooring is sloped for site lines in the sanctuary. Could a thrift store be operated in this space without addressing the slight slope? Would it be "grandfathered in" per say?