White Rock Boathouse operator rejects breach notice, won’t change code of conduct

The operator argues that its code of conduct remains virtually unchanged from previously approved versions.
Summary by The Dallas Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Austin Wood, as published by Dallas Observer · · 1 min read

The operator argues that its code of conduct remains virtually unchanged from previously approved versions.

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